Voice
of the Beehive formed in 1986 in London and were Californian sisters,
Tracey Bryn and Melissa Brooke Belland, plus Mike Jones on guitar,
Martin Brett on bass guitar and Daniel "Woody" Woodgate (from London
band Madness) on drums.
Don't
Call Me Baby, surprisingly, only reached No.15 in the UK, and No.48 in
Australia, and was taken from the album Let It Bee, which was the
band's only 80's album. Their only other 80's hit single was I Say
Nothing which was originally released in 1987, and was re-released in
1988 when it reached No.22 in the UK singles chart.
Voice
of the Beehive had further success in 1991 with their album Honey
Lingers which produced three hit singles in the UK; Monsters and
Angels (No.17), I Think I Love You (No.25) and Perfect Place
(No.37). They also had minor success in Australia.
