WINTERHAWK
Homebase: San Francisco / Seattle
Stats: 1975-1984
Misc Notes: A Native American hard rock band as led by Nik Alexander (guitar). He lived in Federal Way and the band rehearsed in a North Seattle storage facility. They seem to have first appeared in Seattle at the Broadway Auditorium in November 1980. In April 1981 they headlined the Stompin' Ground bar near Milton Washington. In May-June they were at Seattle's Dez's 400 nightclub, in July at Mr. Bill's, and by October at the Poopdeck in Kent. Winterhawk was committed to a native anti-drug movement, pioneering an abstinence-through-music platform. Winterhawk went on to perform at the 1983 US Festival, and also opened for Santana, Tina Turner, Steve Miller, and Van Halen.
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A1 Prayer
A2 Got To Save It
A3 Black Whiskey
A4 Dark Skin Lady
A5 The Wind
B1 Restaurant
B2 Selfish Man
B3 Custer's Dyin'
B4 Fight
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A1 Our Love Will Last
A2 Honey Lady
A3 Crazy
A4 Loser
A5 Lady Blue
B1 We're Still Here
B2 Warriors Road
B3 We Are The People
B4 I Will Remember
B5 Rock And Roll Soldier
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