This album was recorded live in the library of Potomac Falls High School in Sterling, Virginia, on November 3, 2013 & released in April 2014. It's a mix of rock and blues originals, and was recorded, engineered, and mixed by Chris Murphy of RHL Audio.

Think Too Much (live In The Library)

This album was recorded live in the library of Potomac Falls High School in Sterling, Virginia, on November 3, 2013 & released in April 2014. It's a mix of rock and blues originals, and was recorded, engineered, and mixed by Chris Murphy of RHL Audio. This song was written by Andy Hawk & Paul Bordelon.

Gone Hollywood (live In The Library)

Mason-Dixon Line (live In The Library)

Maybe Someday

Sunshine Waterdance

She Stopped the Rain

Based on the characters from Jack Kerouac's "On the Road", with Dean Moriarty urging Sal Paradise to strike out for adventure. 

Real Gone Girl

Awkwardly At Ease

Walking Around

All about what it's like to grow up (and not get out of) a small Rust-belt town near Pittsburgh.

My Old Hometown

I Never Thought to Ask

Based on a true story about Hawk's first trip to New York City as a 19-year-old with no idea what to expect. He and three friends piled into a Bonneville - ended up sleeping in it for 3 nights - just to go to New Year's Eve in Times Square. While there, they met two sketchy characters named "The Rock" and "The Rubber Man" (who was Hawk to argue?), who took a liking to the four young Pittsburgh lads. The rest is half-truths and points of view, and it's all here...

American Vertigo

This track is from the album Another Roadside Attraction and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/andyhawk6

Another Roadside Attraction

This track is from the album Another Storyline and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/andyhawkthetrainwreckend

Been Down So Long

New Orleans

Welcome to Havana, Mr Hemingway

Prettier Song

Sunshine Street

Kick a Stone & Join the Dance

The band's 7th album makes you want to hit the road, roll down the windows, and turn up the speakers. Sharp, insightful, playful, and melancholy all in one package.

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