Honey Hi
Fleetwood Mac · Tusk [1979]
Who could be sweeter than you
Honey, honey, honey
Bitter sweet, but what can I do
Lord, it's good to talk to you
Even sweeter than wine
Don't take the love light away
'Cause I'm far away from home
Daddy, all I'm trying to tell you
Lord, I really love you, love you, love you
Honey, honey, honey hi
Honey, honey, honey hi
Honey, honey, honey hi.
About Honey Hi
"Honey Hi" stands as a defining track on Fleetwood Mac's 1979 album *Tusk*, marking a pivotal shift in the band's sound toward a more polished, rock-oriented direction. Recorded during a period of significant artistic evolution, the song exemplifies the group's ability to blend melodic sensibilities with heavier instrumentation, moving away from their earlier soft-rock roots. As a staple of the album's catalogue, the recording captures the collaborative spirit of the band members, particularly highlighting the interplay between Lindsey Buckingham's driving guitar work and the vocal harmonies that became a hallmark of their later work. The track remains a celebrated example of late 1970s rock production, showcasing the band's maturity and their capacity to create enduring, radio-friendly material that would influence countless subsequent artists. Its enduring popularity reflects its status as a core component of Fleetwood Mac's legacy, representing a crucial chapter in their discography where they solidified their identity as a major force in rock music.