All sizes $35 each. Color combos change with the seasons. Current colors scheme is PL Heart Hawks Logo in dark reddish brown hand-screened over lighter brown or pink shirt.
RELEASE DATE JULY 2021
On Our Way
CD: $20.00 + s/h
Might Have Been Me
On Our Way
Know Just What To Do
Mississippi Gas Station Blues
Kensignton Market
Kentucky Jesus
Geronimo
Stealing
If I Move
Radio Keeps Me On The Ground
How You Gonna Know?
Released Sep. 6th, 2019
Hawks with Good Intentions
CD: $20.00 + s/h
Blue Heaven
Things Like This
Rolling the Boxcars
Rambling Girl
Steel Rails
Hills on Fire
White Cross
Flying Now
Epiphany on Town Hall Square
Will You Watch Over Me From Above
Released June 29, 2018
“This is an amazing… album. All the disparate parts fit together wonderfully, telling a story that is tragic, comical, and all too true, in a way only a band as brilliant and as fearless as I See Hawks in L.A. can.” — Roy Peak, Rocking Magpie (UK)
Live and Never Learn
CD: $20.00 + s/h
Ballad For The Trees
Live And Never Learn
White Cross
Stoned With Melissa
Poour Me
Planet Earth
The Last Man In Tujunga
Singing In The Wind
My Parka Saved Me
King Of The Rosemead Boogie
Tearing Me In Two
Spinning
The Isolation Mountains
Stop Me
Released 2016
“Fancy Free takes us on a soundscape of exuberance and heartache, and much in between.” — Amos Perrine, No Depression
Robert Rex Waller Jr. “Fancy Free”
180g Vinyl: $30.00 + s/h
Walking Through Your Town In The Snow
Albuquerque
Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Your Grievances
Waterloo Sunset
Counting My Lucky Stars
Amazing Grace
Fancy Free
Don’t You Pay Them No Mind
Me and Paul
The Air I Breathe
Crystal Ship
She Belongs to Me
Released August 20, 2013
“To say that I See Hawks in L.A. traipse down a going-their-own-way path through that old folky Americana and classic California country rock thing doesn’t quite begin to describe the sheer scope of this band’s wiiiide-open vision. The short version is, they’re adding much-needed musical and lyrical complexity to the old forms, blending and stretching both the emotional and sonic terrain to thrillingly new and unfamiliar points beyond.” — John Payne, L.A. Weekly
“I See Hawks in L.A. recorded New Kind of Lonely live in the studio, capturing a compelling, uncluttered sound; there’s plenty of breathing room for lush harmonies and dark, yet often humorous, lyrics.” — Rhapsody, Top Ten Country Albums
“While paparazzi chase the latest talent free celebrity, a talented, literate bunch of soulful musicians create honest and wise roots music for the ages. I See Hawks are indeed one of California’s unique treasures.” — Dave Alvin, April 2008
“With its new album ‘Grapevine,’ the evocatively named band I SEE HAWKS IN L.A. has secured its place at the head of the city’s country-rock and psychedelic cowboy faction.” — Richard Cromelin, L.A. Times
“When you first listen to I See Hawks in L.A., you hear the staples… But listen closely and you’ll notice that they’re often giving the genre a twist.” — Michael Berrick, Country Standard Time