In the late 1980's The Nighthawks were again in search of a guitarist, and this time turned to a young prodigy from Chapel Hill, NC—24-year-old Danny Morris. He could play traditional blues, but also brought an element of 60s go-go and surf music to the mix. The band also decided to add 18-year-old keyboard player Mike Cowan, who had played with Morris in NC. This new incarnation of the group was anxious to get into the studio and the result was “Trouble,” a very highly regarded showcase of their evolving skills. It features a great set of songs and energetic performances ranging from blues to rock to R&B. It helped to put them back on the blues/rock map after a long break between studio albums.