Hawkins-MacNeill Boise, Idaho
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far a…wait — it was 1982 in California. David MacNeill and Don Hawkins fronted Internal
Affairs, with Mike Urbano on drums, Scott Moon on keys, and Matt Dillon on bass/vocals. Like most young bands, they soon blew apart — water under the bridge.
On the other side of that bridge 40 years later, Dave and Don reconnected to write and record new albums and singles.
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Hawkins-MacNeill recommends:
Plummeting to the Top
by Don Hawkins
Don Hawkins made a bunch of great albums between Internal Affairs 1983 and Hawkins-MacNeill. Don delivers pure pop-rock with an unmistakable flair for catchy tunes with lyrical substance.
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The Lost Record
by Internal Affairs 1983
In 1983, Don and Dave led Internal Affairs, recorded an album but disbanded before they could release it. The master tapes were found in a closet in late 2021 so they made The Lost Record — finally!
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Woman In White
by David MacNeill
Here are David MacNeill's solo albums from the first decade of the 20th century. A little bit country, a little bit rock & roll, and a little bit of other things you probably dig.
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the restless dreams of youth
by Tamar Berk
supported by 4 fans who also own “Come Outside Diana”
Shadow Clues was the song the introduced me to Tamar, but Suitcase and Gun is the perfect ending track for an album. Even more so, if you listen to that and automatically go in Start At The End, it feels like a bridge into it. Like going from one stage of life and starting over, only for new situations to arise.
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Touched by the Stuff
by Motorists
Toronto rivals San Francisco as the North American capital of jangle pop as evidenced by this new record of sunny jams from the Motorists.
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Luz na Madrugada / Late Night Light
by Pedro Fonte
featured on Bandcamp Radio Nov 14, 2023
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