On This Day in Music History – August 29, 1964 British beat group The Honeycombs hit the top of the UK Singles Chart with their debut release, “Have I The Right”. Produced by the legendary Joe Meek, the song’s pounding rhythm and infectious energy made it an international smash—also climbing to #1 in Australia, Canada, and Sweden, while reaching #5 in America. In total, it sold over two million copies worldwide. Fronted by singer Dennis D’Ell and powered by drummer Honey Lantree—one of the few p

On this day in Music History - October 10, 1964 After topping the UK chart last August, a London, England quintet called The Honeycombs enter the Billboard Top 40 with "Have I The Right". It will reach #5 in America and sell over two million copies world wide. **"Have I the Right?" by The Honeycombs** is a classic British pop song from 1964, written by Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley. The track became a global hit, reaching No. 1 on the UK Singles Chart and entering the top 5 in several countries,

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