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Sweet Eagles-like harmonies running through the background, astounding jazz and blues infused lead guitar and a laid back vocal delivery are the trademarks of 70's singer-songwriter revivalist David Winter. Hailing from Brisbane David started his musical journey busking at various markets around Brisbane with then schoolmate, Dan Wilson and performing solo at Jam nights. At this time he was also studying guitar privately and gaining a great appreciation for the theoretical side of music, learning from all of the books written by guitarists from the golden age of jazz guitar (pre-1969). After only two and a half years of playing he was successful in gaining a Diploma of Music Performance, at the Southbank Institute of Technology, Brisbane. While at Southbank he formed a rock band with fellow students called Exit Room. The band drew heavily from the hard-hitting electric blues of Stevie Ray Vaughan, Buddy Guy, Albert King and ofcourse Hendrix and Clapton which the band was into at