-
Lady Killer 3:500:00 / 3:50
-
Safe Home 3:380:00 / 3:38
-
0:00 / 2:33
-
Hydration Blues 4:500:00 / 4:50
-
The Salish Sea 2:510:00 / 2:51
-
Hoedown Tea 3:550:00 / 3:55
-
0:00 / 3:05
-
Mealy Apple Blues 4:270:00 / 4:27
-
The Old Millstone 3:130:00 / 3:13
-
Old Joe Brook 3:150:00 / 3:15
-
Boxcar Betty Blues 4:010:00 / 4:01
-
Isn't it Funny 2:530:00 / 2:53
-
Zombie Love Song 3:120:00 / 3:12
-
Long Winter Blues 4:080:00 / 4:08
-
Lumberjack Blues 3:090:00 / 3:09
-
True to Her Track 2:090:00 / 2:09
GOOD FOR WHAT AILS Ya
Onion Honey makes folk music, sharp and sweet and mixed in with banjo and mandolin, washboard and double bass, fiddle and warm five-part harmonies. It’s a recipe for a great time and good for what ails, home-cooked comfort food for the ears.
Dave Pike, Esther Wheaton, Leanne Swantko, Kayleigh LeBlanc, and Alison Corbett play new-time traditionals, old-time originals, and all-time favourites: mountain music filtered through the Grand River Valley. They have performed in dim saloons and sunny cafés, folk festivals and country weddings, small-town castles and downtown galleries, fancy hat shops and antique train cars - and once for an audience of several thousand bees.