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251:, expressed an interest in the material Weiwel had sent. With both companies expressing interest, a showcase was the next step. The only problem was there was no band to play for either label. All five of the yet-to-be band members along with Brown had played on the demos that Wiewel had sent out. They were regrouped, minus Brown, so the showcase could be played. The showcase took place at West Minist’r Sound. After several more demos, they sealed the deal with Columbia. The only immediate stipulation made by Columbia was that the group's name be changed. Wiewel had sent the demos out using the name Nighthawks. Using the first letters of their last names, it was decided to just shorten the name to Hawks. According to Geller, to his knowledge Hawks is the first band to be signed by Columbia Records on the basis of an unsolicited demo. 473:
inducted for a 4th time into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013. He also received this honor as a member of West Minist’r in 2002, 2006 for West Minist’r Sound and in 2007 for Hawks. Wiewel is involved with People Against Cancer. He was also inducted into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2002 for being a member of West Minist’r. In 2016, Wiewel and Brown released "The Road Not Traveled" which consists of 8 original songs by Wiewel & Brown. Dave Hearn owns Silhouette Multimedia in Fort Dodge, Iowa and has recorded 7 solo albums in his home studio. He was a member of HipKnosis with Kaufman and has also been a part time optician for over 30 years. After the band separated Adams worked as a plumbing contractor in Texas along with doing 3 stints as an independent contractor in Iraq.
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Bell (guitar/vocals), Terry Dillon (keyboards/vocals 1968−69), Chuck Henderson (keyboards/bass 1969−72) and Dean Davis (drums 1968–71). Rick Schaeffer, Arnie Bode and Keith Brown replaced the members who left the group, remaining with the band until its demise in 1974. The group released three singles during their time together: "Bright Lights, Windy City" b/w "Carnival" - Razzberry Records SR 2957, "My Life" b/w "Mr. Fingers" - Magic Records KX 7432 and "Sister Jane" b/w "I Want You" (info unavailable). Kaufman, Wiewel, Keith Brown and Arnie Bode opened West Minist’r Sound in 1972. Housed in a brick chicken coop that the band had used for practice, this
82: 22: 188:(JR-2) was also made available on the Junior's Motel imprint. Hawks was, at the time of their signing with Columbia, the first group to be signed on the strength of an unsolicited demo. The group disbanded after being dropped from Columbia each going their separate ways. In 2007, Hawks was inducted into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Their name is an 312:
The strength of the songwriting was mentioned in many reviews at the time. Steve Schnee, writing for AllMusic, said, "Four of the five members wrote and sang great pop tunes that could have had wider appeal if this album had just received some airplay." Schnee felt they were just a bit too in between
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Produced by John Ryan. *Co-produced by Hawks. Recorded and Mixed in Los Angeles by Mark Smith, Sound City Studios. Assisted by Bruce Barris and Rick Palakow. Recorded in Iowa by Kirk Kaufman, Frank Wiewel and Rick Hope, West Minist’r Sound, Otho. Mastered at Kendun by Jeff Sanders. Clarence Clemons:
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On Saturday July 8, 2017 all of the members of the group got back together for the first time since 1982 to take part in Shellabration which is held yearly at the Rogers Sports Complex in Ft. Dodge. They were one of two opening acts scheduled to open for the headliner, Huey Lewis and the News. This
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as one that should have been a huge one. He also noted the split among power pop enthusiasts as to which album was the best release by the group at that point. In his opinion this album was more consistent and confident. The album made an appearance in Billboard's Top Single Picks column on July 3,
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ended, he began work in an executive position with a magazine based in Nebraska. Kaufman is still running Junior's Motel (as the former West Minist’r Sound is now known) as well as having performed with several musical entities – Junior's Army, H and K, and HipKnosis (which included Hearn). He was
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Hawks released their second album in June 1982, 15 months after their initial release. The release was noted in Billboard's New LP/Tape Releases column on June 19, 1982. This effort was produced by John Ryan, with the band being given co-production credits for all but three of the cuts. Again, all
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Frank Wiewel and Kirk Kaufman met during junior high school in Fort Dodge, Iowa, during the 1960s. This eventually led to the formation of the group West Minist’r, a popular group during the late 1960s to early 1970s. West Minist’r consisted of Wiewel (bass/vocals), Kaufman (guitar/vocals), Rusty
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considered the album "an impressive debut". Surprisingly, the album and single did not get as much airplay in their home state as one might imagine, though it did well on the East Coast as well as in the Southwest. Werman, writing for PopDose about what he considers his greatest misses, briefly
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Hawks had a chance to tour in support of the second album, but chose instead to concentrate on a third album for Columbia, which was never released due to the group being dropped from the label. During that period the group were involved in some limited live performance. They had opened for
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and can also rock with the best of them." The album appeared the next week in Billboard's Recommended LPs column, making mention of their teaming with John Ryan. For whatever reason, this sophomore effort did not receive the same push from Columbia as the debut release.
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Both Wiewel and Kaufman continued writing and recording during the 1970s. By 1979 Wiewel had recorded several tracks that his wife encouraged him to send out to various record labels. The songs he sent out were a mixture of originals and some covers. One of the covers,
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The purposed third album was to be more of a concept album, according to Kaufman. The band had planned to continue recording at West Minist’r as opposed to a studio in LA or New York as there were fewer distractions in Otho. A cassette-only release −
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stars out of five), Steve Schnee posted that this album "is as close as you're going to get to a perfect commercial pop album." He offers the opinion that nearly every song could have been a hit and points specifically to
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Produced by Tom Werman. Engineered by Gary Ladinsky. This album was released with at least two different inner sleeve versions - generic white and printed blue graphics on white.
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rock and pop/new wave to grab more listeners. He opined the lack of promotion contributed to holding the group back from the heights they may have otherwise attained.
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was also the second time Hawks had appeared on the same bill with Lewis and his group - the first being when both bands appeared on American Bandstand in 1980.
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members aside from Adams contributed songs to the effort. Another similarity to the first album was the inclusion of one outside composition -
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mentions recording this album in Otho and that to him, at times, this group sounded very much like the Beatles. Two standouts for Werman were
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305:(Columbia 18-2401) was released in July 1981, but never saw regular release. All members except Adams contributed songs to the album. 32: 852: 57: 754: 1215: 263:, featuring a predominately yellow cover with 5 colored feathers on the cover − matching the number of members in the band. 339:
by Hanno Harders and Holger Kopp. In the credits on the inner sleeve it is noted that, aside from recording being done at
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1982, noting that ". . . Hawks is capable of producing some haunting melodies as on the Beatlesesque
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are among the artists that have recorded songs he has written. After his deal with
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stars out of 5, and echoed his colleague's sentiments in the earlier review of
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McCullaugh, Jim (9 August 1980). "Werman's Producing Skills Go To CBS".
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In 2007 Hawks was inducted into the Iowa Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
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Recorded at Junior's Motel, Otho, Iowa. Engineered by Kirk Kaufman
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and Spring, a group in which Wilson's wife, Marilyn, was a member.
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The group's first album was issued in March 1981 as simply
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Egan, Ann (28 Jan 1982). "Iowa Rock Group Otho Good".
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New York: Ballantine Books. p. 122. 358:Writing for AllMusic (which gave the album 221:had also expressed interest in the studio. 1244:The Iowa Rock and Roll Association's site 684: 682: 680: 678: 676: 80: 69: 58:Learn how and when to remove this message 1101: 1099: 1097: 631:It's O.K., It's All Right (demo version) 642: 498:I Want You, I Need You - Dave Cottrell 532:Tonight You Are Mine* - Steen/Kaufman 7: 954:"The Producers featuring Tom Werman" 536:(If We Just) Stick Together* - Steen 1267:Musical groups established in 1979 996:"The Hawks - 30 Seconds Over Otho" 14: 1195:. Ogden Newspapers/The Nutting Co 1141:. Ogden Newspapers/The Nutting Co 1076:"The Hawks - Perfect World Radio" 929:. Glorydaze Music. Archived from 621:You Can't Do Any Better Than That 496:It's All Right, It's Okay - Hearn 164:aufman (guitar, vocals) and Dave 757:. I don't Listen to Punk Anymore 160:iewel (bass, lead vocals), Kirk 152:earn (keyboards, vocals), Larry 20: 1252:https://myspace.com/juniormotel 1036:"Billboard's recommended LPs". 549:Black and White* - Wiewel/Steen 517:Dancing in the Shadows - Hearn 534:Somewhere in the Night - Hearn 1: 629:Need Your Love (demo version) 538:Nobody Loses Tonight* - Steen 100:Fort Dodge & Otho IA, USA 1053:"Hawks: Perfect World Radio" 887:. 1 August 1981. p. 67. 515:Spend This Evening - Kaufman 513:The Admiral's Mutiny - Hearn 1272:1979 establishments in Iowa 1166:myFortDodge.com/tockify.com 1040:. 10 July 1982. p. 65. 983:. 19 June 1982. p. 18. 952:Werman, Tom (28 May 2009). 611:Cold Gray Part of the World 573:Cold Grey Part of the World 396:and had also appeared with 375:(If We Just) Stick Together 351:, released as a single b/w 349:(If We Just) Stick Together 176:(rel. 3/81, NJC 36922) and 1288: 1250:Junior's Motel at MySpace 1025:. 3 July 1982. p. 60. 824:. Iowa Rock and Roll Assoc 734:. 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Hawks 1981 - from left to right: Larry Adams, Kirk Kaufman, Dave Steen, Dave Hearn and Frank Wiewel
power pop
Fort Dodge, Iowa
Columbia Records
acronym
Tom Hidley
Otho, Iowa
Brian Wilson
Phil Spector
Todd Rundgren
Tell Her No
The Zombies
Paul Atkinson
Blood Sweat & Tears
Bobby Colomby
Capitol Records
Tom Werman
Cheap Trick
Blue Öyster Cult
Ted Nugent
Billboard
The Philadelphia Inquirer
Sound City Studios
Clarence Clemons
Joan Jett
Head East
Not Lame Recordings

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