The Hawks After Hawkins
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This week we dive deeper into the legendary roots-rock group, The Band after they left Ronnie Hawkins. Detailing the years between 1964 into 1965 we take a look at a group of young musicians who were experimenting with their sound. From their relentless touring across Eastern Canada in through the Southern states of the United States of America we are exposed to a very interesting period of time in The Band's history. Session work with John Hammond Jr. to jamming with Sonny Boy Williamson to drugs and arrests, this episode of The Band: A History packs a punch.  Please consider following on social media:  Instagram: @TheBandPodcast Twitter: @TheBandPodcast Facebook: /TheBandPodcast Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebandpodcast/support
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