Winterhawk There And Back Again

In 1982, Winterhawk released their own LP "Revival". The sprawling hard rock with heavy metal tendencies and many two-part guitar solos was once only distributed in the Chicago area, but at some point collectors became aware of the record. In 1998, this brought the label Monster Records onto the scene, which specialized for a time in American hard rock and heavy metal between the late 70s and early 80s. Winterhawk quickly became a name in the scene.However, the sensation was only complete when the opportunity arose to rework an early live recording from 1978 and also release it on CD. With its impressive sound quality, “There And Back Again” takes things up a notch. The joy of playing cannot be described in words and the two-part guitar solos alone should win a Grammy. The album is reminiscent of the early days of Rush (“Rush”, “Fly By Night”), while the band takes on the sprawl of southern rock. The songwriting is also convincing, and "captivating" is an understatement. While "Revival" has already been re-released several times, "There And Back Again" has never been released on vinyl. Golden Core are now changing that in the form of a double LP in gatefold (+ printed inlay). The material has been remastered especially for vinyl. DISC 1:1. SANCTUARY2. IN THE WAKE OF THINGS YET TO COME3. HAMMER AND THE AXE4. CREATURES OF THE SEA5. OFF THE BATDISC 2:1. INTERLUDE2. THERE AND BACK AGAIN3. DRUM SOLO4. FREE TO LIVE5. BAD INFLUENCE6. TOO MUCH OF NOTHIN‘