Man glad to get to have my say to someone who knew Jimmy. I absolutely loved everything he done during his time with Hatchet. He added his own special flavor to Hatchet guitars and drums.
Jimmy Farrah & Beth were also great Friends RAW ENERGY BAND ROCKED I MISS THEM ALL😅 LAGRANGE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME WITHOUT THEM ROCKING BABY JOHN'S AND WHATEVER THEY PERFORMED.
Condolences. I always liked what he did on the Beatin' The Odds album. In particular, the vocals on the song The Rambler blew me away. DJB was a great front man, and certainly had a style all his own, but he couldn't SING like that. Sailor and Penthouse Pauper were great too. None of that really matters when you lose your friend, but he did leave some musical legacy that's still being enjoyed by people and that is no small thing. Lots of musicians never get to do that.
Was fortunate enough to see Danny Joe Brown, my mom hired Molly Hatchet too play at my 35th.birthday, she owned a big nightclub, in Gaylord Mi, even hot to go on there bus after the show, and do a few shots with Danny Joe, thank you mom,
I saw this line up three times. Danny Joe is great, and is what we think of Hatch, but Jimmy is just a damn great singer, and I love him singing these songs
Peavy amps. The best amp to ever come out an man’s basement in Meridian Mississippi, back in the day. I’m partial to Fender Tweed tubes, peavy is a great piece of equipment though. Also Steve Holland one of the most underrated guitarists of his time. Every member is gone. RIP.
That's one thing about molly hatchet. They were just as good live as they were on their album. Never miss a note or a beat. Love dave hlubeks guitar playing. That man could rock. 🎸
Farrar was not the original lead singer, Danny Joe Brown was. He left for 2 years and that is when Jimmy was there and then Jimmy left and Danny came back. They were both very good.
Nope. DJB was not the original Singer. Listen to this audio of him on a radio program. He says “ the original singer” th-cam.com/video/wWC0iO3dM-I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8d3vd61mgIY4MVo-
I was at this concert at the now demolished Capital Centre. The place was packed. This was right around the time DJB left the band and the public was largely unaware. When the band came out and started playing with Jimmy as lead singer everyone was like wtf is this guy. You could feel the tension in the arena. Finally Dave grabbed the mic and said this is our new singer Jimmy y'all show him so love and from then on everyone had a great time. I vividly remember Boogie No More. The crowd went nuts. The date is wrong. It's 6/24/80. Also the arena was located in Landover not Largo.
Nothing beats the live version of 'boogie no more'. I was a freshman in high school at the time, and had just started smoking marijuana, in Trenton, Florida. What a great time to be a teenager, with all of the fantastic rock and roll that came out between 1978 and 1984.
I saw this tour and New England and .38 Special warmed up for Molly Hatchet in the long gone Salt Palace Accord Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah. Great show and Rock In Peace all original Band members to include Jimmy. Southern Rock Allstars was excellent as well!
Here be the songs-- ONE MAN’S PLEASURE CROSSROADS BOOGIE NO MORE (requisite encore) And what a lineup-- Jimmy Farrar: vocals Dave Hlubek: lead guitar, slide guitar, rhythm guitar Steve Holland: lead and rhythm guitars Duane Roland: lead and rhythm guitars Banner Thomas: bass Bruce Crump: drums, percussion The audience in Largo, Maryland were in for a treat. Those rowdy rednecks from Jacksonville, Florida were full of Southern goodness as they played nearly two hours of Dixie-fried heavy metal and showed those Marylanders who’s who and what’s what. Made those people want to move to the Sunshine State and hear some real rock-and-roll music instead of James Taylor tunes. Thanks to Tom Nitzsche for unearthing this concert footage and uploading it on TH-cam. Hope there’s a lot more of this concert show.
My first concert I ever went to was Black Sabbath (dio) Blue Oyster Cult Molly Hatchet and Riot in Memorial Stadium, Seattle Wa. Molly Hatchet killed it
I was there , too. I remember being surprised by hos good Riot was. They had one hit, but it was smokin'. "Road Racin'". Hatchet kicked all kinds of ass.
I saw this tour in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. Yeah baby. They were so good. I miss all of them but Duane Rolland always blows my mind. Jimmy Farrar deserves more praise. That boy could sing.
@@j.t.cooper2963 I'm sure he knew that. He just just remarking on Danny's voice. That's quite obvious , sorry you didn't catch that. RIP , both Danny and Jimmy.
@@RobertoGonzalez-ot8hn I must hafe listened to that live record(one more from the road, I think it was) one million times as a teenager. Could play most of the riffs at the time.
Saw them fall of ‘82, Birmingham Al, Boutwell Auditorium, with Blackfoot. My new bride was a Chaplin fan. I told her we were going to hear “my” kinda music. We both had a blast!🥃🥃
Thanks for this Tom, saw this tour, they were smokin', Jimmy Farrar was a hell of a singer, hard to fill Danny Joe Brown's shoes, but I think Farrar is over looked, he was always interacting with the crowd, and had alot of confidence when I saw them, great video Tom, hats off for this
To be honest, I always thought Jimmy was a better singer than Danny Joe. Both were very good, though Jimmy's enunciation was clearer and I think he had a stronger range than Danny Joe. Both knew how to rock and both are missed. Both loved to entertain. Time just goes on, doesn't it?
These guys were so much Heavier then Skynyrd , But never got the Air time they deserved after Danny Joe left. Politics in the music industry was very cruel back then 💰
Nothing to do with politics, Sparky. The band couldn't keep up the momentum of the first two records. They were good performers, for sure. but their recorded output fell off. Happens to many great bands.
Danny, like Hatchet was very underrated but Jimmy Farar was damn good too. Saw them when I was 15 on Take no prisoners tour. Awesome. Also Beatin the Odds is one of their greatest albums.
Awesome upload! This is my "stoppin' ground" I remember it! It used to be the Capital Center back then. I've seen ALLOT of shows there including my first time at Pink Floyd in '87. Out of the four times I've seen them, the Cap's Center sounded the best. It's still there but I haven't seen anything there in years. Everyone comes now to the Verizon Center in downtown D.C. (which is where I saw "The Wall" but it kinda sucks because the Cap's Center was easy to get in and out of and right off of 495, which, if you know the area, is D.C 's beltway while 695 is Baltimore's. I live in Laurel, right smack dabb in the middle of all three cities, including Annapolis. It's a prime location for concerts and Merriweather Post Pavilion is 10 minutes away. That's where I see most shows unless it's too big like Floyd. Shows of that magnitude require RFK Stadium, which is no longer called that either. Now that's gone and it's called 'Audi Stadium' (?) Uh..ok. Thanks much for a very cool piece of history!
He was a badass , the whole band was badass . I’m going out on a limb and say Ricky Medlocke was badass too . Both those bands imo were he’s over than Skynrd
I seen hatchet so many times I can't remember the number last time I saw DJB he put on a hell of a show but you could tell he was a sick man one of the best bands of all time grew up with um growing old with um RIP to all the boys thanks for the memories MH till I die
Shut up already. Believe me, when I saw DJB on the cover of "No Guts.." I was so happy. But Jimmy Farrar is a fine singer and did a great job. I still listen to those two albums.
Yes,all 6 original members are gone plus second singer Jimmy Farrar,featured here,and second bassist Riff West. Thanks to all of them and may they all rest in peace
...seen them in '79 and '80 with Danny Joe and in '81 with Jimmy all 3 times opening act was .38 special who were no slouches at southern rock themselves and all 3 shows were in Columbus, Ga at the municipal auditorium (long since torn down). And we seen mr Farrar sing with a couple different bands down thru the years at different places around the area..... Lagrange, Ga.... Pine Mt, Ga.... etc....
Jimmy was a cool dude. I met him in 1991 living in Lagrange Ga. I still live here. He was laid back. Had a beer with him years later at a party my mother in law was having
What a coincidence I just finished listening to my greatest hits Molly Hatchett CD about an hour ago. This is coming from someone raised in Jacksonville, Florida. When this musical was coming out. Having said that, I have never heard of this original lead singer, Jimmy Farrer. Interesting.
I just realized that Danny Joe Brown left the band in the middle of the Flirtin With Disaster tour, there biggest album commercially, usually that would be disastrous for a band. For Jimmy Farrar to step in and take over in the middle of a major tour like that and be successful says a lot for Jimmy.
One thing I loved about when I moved to Jacksonville in the early 80’s use to see this guy and this band everywhere here❤️❤️❤️pier 7 and playground south was the best shows ever especially w Tesla opened for them
Danny Joe brown, was hatchet but before he came back this was some heavy molly hatchet with good vocal, but I was so shocked when I seen them a second time with Blackfoot and Molly's new singer, sorry still thought Danny was the best even though Farrar was very good. Rip in heaven all you guys'.
Saw Molly Hatchet 2 times, wish it was more. I've gone through their catalog and give credit to all the guys. Danny Joe Brown was all blood and sweat and guts as a performer. He always gave it his all, even before he passed. Jimmy does a good job here. When all the original members passed it left a huge void and the current Molly Hatchet needs to retire. Sorry but thats how I feel.
Got tickets to se them in Greenville SC. DJB was still with them. Day of the show, Farrar comes on stage and we were like " what the hell" good show. Just no DJB
i had the same experience at a all day concert called the main event at an old stadium in portsmouth va. we were expecting d.j.b but warmed up to jimmy farrar very quickly.
Danny Joe Brown was as irreplaceable as Ronnie Van Zant, I had a hard time accepting anyone else vocally with these guys, it wasn't as bad on the material he wrote with them but Jimmy singing Danny's songs just didn't work for me 😞
Jimmy was a dear friend of mine. Many days we spent fishing on West Point lake and telling stories. Miss him ❤
Man glad to get to have my say to someone who knew Jimmy. I absolutely loved everything he done during his time with Hatchet. He added his own special flavor to Hatchet guitars and drums.
Jimmy Farrah & Beth were also great Friends RAW ENERGY BAND ROCKED I MISS THEM ALL😅 LAGRANGE HAS NEVER BEEN THE SAME WITHOUT THEM ROCKING BABY JOHN'S AND WHATEVER THEY PERFORMED.
Condolences. I always liked what he did on the Beatin' The Odds album. In particular, the vocals on the song The Rambler blew me away. DJB was a great front man, and certainly had a style all his own, but he couldn't SING like that. Sailor and Penthouse Pauper were great too. None of that really matters when you lose your friend, but he did leave some musical legacy that's still being enjoyed by people and that is no small thing. Lots of musicians never get to do that.
SEAN!!!! I CAN CONFIRM THIS MAN IS A FAMILY FRIEND!
cool guy I got to meet him at Steve Hollands house in valdosta ga many years ago smoked a joint with them cool bunch of guys!
Was fortunate enough to see Danny Joe Brown, my mom hired Molly Hatchet too play at my 35th.birthday, she owned a big nightclub, in Gaylord Mi, even hot to go on there bus after the show, and do a few shots with Danny Joe, thank you mom,
Some Mom you got that wasn't cheap
did she hire a clown too? did he make balloon thingies???
🤡@@69zenos1
This comment predicted Chappell Roan’s “Hot To Go.” 😆
I saw this line up three times. Danny Joe is great, and is what we think of Hatch, but Jimmy is just a damn great singer, and I love him singing these songs
Lot of talent on that stage right there. Nothing more southern than stacks of Peavey Amps behind these men. Damn I miss these days.
Peavy amps. The best amp to ever come out an man’s basement in Meridian Mississippi, back in the day. I’m partial to Fender Tweed tubes, peavy is a great piece of equipment though. Also Steve Holland one of the most underrated guitarists of his time. Every member is gone. RIP.
If you played in a band in the 70’s or 80’s at some point you were powered by Peavey. Those amps were practically indestructible
Those peaveys were just for show they used Marshalls set up behind the Peavey cabinets Steve Holland told me that one time many years ago.
I love this band...smoking' guitar riffs/solos and amazing songwriting. So sad that none of them are alive today.
Ass Kickin Rockin Roll
I'm surprised they all didn't die younger than they did, them was some hard partying mofuggas
That's one thing about molly hatchet. They were just as good live as they were on their album. Never miss a note or a beat. Love dave hlubeks guitar playing. That man could rock. 🎸
Farrar was not the original lead singer, Danny Joe Brown was. He left for 2 years and that is when Jimmy was there and then Jimmy left and Danny came back. They were both very good.
Nope. DJB was not the original
Singer. Listen to this audio of him on a radio program. He says “ the original singer”
th-cam.com/video/wWC0iO3dM-I/w-d-xo.htmlsi=8d3vd61mgIY4MVo-
I was at this concert at the now demolished Capital Centre. The place was packed. This was right around the time DJB left the band and the public was largely unaware. When the band came out and started playing with Jimmy as lead singer everyone was like wtf is this guy. You could feel the tension in the arena. Finally Dave grabbed the mic and said this is our new singer Jimmy y'all show him so love and from then on everyone had a great time. I vividly remember Boogie No More. The crowd went nuts. The date is wrong. It's 6/24/80. Also the arena was located in Landover not Largo.
Nothing beats the live version of 'boogie no more'.
I was a freshman in high school at the time, and had just started smoking marijuana, in Trenton, Florida.
What a great time to be a teenager, with all of the fantastic rock and roll that came out between 1978 and 1984.
i saw them on this tour. December 1980, in cedar rapids, Iowa. Good times! Michael Schenker Group opened.
Rip Jimmy. What a superb singer and a superb band.
Really miss these guys, they put on such a good show! I'm lucky I got to see them a few times back in this day.
Love the wall of Peavey amps. It's an iconic look of the past.
Saw this tour with the Outlaws at Madison Square Garden. I still love that southern rock!!!!!
I saw this tour and New England and .38 Special warmed up for Molly Hatchet in the long gone Salt Palace Accord Arena in Salt Lake City, Utah. Great show and Rock In Peace all original Band members to include Jimmy. Southern Rock Allstars was excellent as well!
Here be the songs--
ONE MAN’S PLEASURE
CROSSROADS
BOOGIE NO MORE (requisite encore)
And what a lineup--
Jimmy Farrar: vocals
Dave Hlubek: lead guitar, slide guitar, rhythm guitar
Steve Holland: lead and rhythm guitars
Duane Roland: lead and rhythm guitars
Banner Thomas: bass
Bruce Crump: drums, percussion
The audience in Largo, Maryland were in for a treat. Those rowdy rednecks from Jacksonville, Florida were full of Southern goodness as they played nearly two hours of Dixie-fried heavy metal and showed those Marylanders who’s who and what’s what. Made those people want to move to the Sunshine State and hear some real rock-and-roll music instead of James Taylor tunes. Thanks to Tom Nitzsche for unearthing this concert footage and uploading it on TH-cam. Hope there’s a lot more of this concert show.
My first concert I ever went to was Black Sabbath (dio) Blue Oyster Cult Molly Hatchet and Riot in Memorial Stadium, Seattle Wa. Molly Hatchet killed it
I was there as well, first time seeing Jimmy ? first time hearing Sailor ! great song ! Good Times !!!
I was there , too. I remember being surprised by hos good Riot was. They had one hit, but it was smokin'. "Road Racin'". Hatchet kicked all kinds of ass.
Would have loved to see that show
My 1st concert too!
That would have been a blast. I think my older brother was there. Kinda weird - Sabbath with no Ozzy and Hatchet without DJB. But really good still.
He did, my son's grew up with his children.. loved to hear him sing..really good and strong voice. He is missed.
Hey Mama. ❤ Love you.
I saw them open for Bob Seger in Pittsburgh. They sold me as a hard working band. I have loved them ever since.
Seger should have been opening for Hatchett
Summer of 1981 friend of mine his brother got me to listening to molly hatchet
I saw this tour in Mt. Pleasant Michigan. Yeah baby. They were so good. I miss all of them but Duane Rolland always blows my mind. Jimmy Farrar deserves more praise. That boy could sing.
The band is fantastic. Danny Joe was quite possibly the greatest singer of southern rock.
That's not Danny Joe Brown singing.
Thats not Danny Joe Brown.
@@j.t.cooper2963 I'm sure he knew that. He just just remarking on Danny's voice. That's quite obvious , sorry you didn't catch that. RIP , both Danny and Jimmy.
nah, Ronnie Van Zant, Lynyrd Snynyrd for ever, RIP Ronnie.
@@RobertoGonzalez-ot8hn I must hafe listened to that live record(one more from the road, I think it was) one million times as a teenager. Could play most of the riffs at the time.
Saw them fall of ‘82, Birmingham Al, Boutwell Auditorium, with Blackfoot. My new bride was a Chaplin fan. I told her we were going to hear “my” kinda music. We both had a blast!🥃🥃
I saw that tour in Lawton Oklahoma. Trippin on acid, wavin a Rebel flag. Miss those times. I was in the Army.
ABSOLUTELY GREAT GUITAR WORK!
Jimmy could sing,no doubt about that!
He was a great follow up to Danny Joe. I saw them with Danny Joe at The Capital Theatre in NJ in 1978.Good memories; God I miss those days!!
If you have to be somewhere an hour away....and you only have 30 minutes to get there...just jam some Molly hatchet and you'll make it...
They played so tight live.
No sloppness
Great Band southern Music like no other...😎😎😁😁😁
Saw both w/Danny and Jimmy. Danny was by far Molly Hatchet's voice.
Thanks for this Tom, saw this tour, they were smokin', Jimmy Farrar was a hell of a singer, hard to fill Danny Joe Brown's shoes, but I think Farrar is over looked, he was always interacting with the crowd, and had alot of confidence when I saw them, great video Tom, hats off for this
Dave hlubek...
Great set here! Jimmy was great and the band was 🔥
Salute & RIP to the MH Legacy ⚡
To be honest, I always thought Jimmy was a better singer than Danny Joe. Both were very good, though Jimmy's enunciation was clearer and I think he had a stronger range than Danny Joe.
Both knew how to rock and both are missed. Both loved to entertain. Time just goes on, doesn't it?
@@DavidLeBlanc Danny Joe had more passion in his voice.
These guys were so much Heavier then Skynyrd , But never got the Air time they deserved after Danny Joe left. Politics in the music industry was very cruel back then 💰
Nothing to do with politics, Sparky. The band couldn't keep up the momentum of the first two records. They were good performers, for sure. but their recorded output fell off. Happens to many great bands.
Awesome band saw them every time they came to town!!
Southern rock !!!!!!
imo Jimmy one hell of a singer
Danny, like Hatchet was very underrated but Jimmy Farar was damn good too. Saw them when I was 15 on Take no prisoners tour. Awesome. Also Beatin the Odds is one of their greatest albums.
god bless southern rock .
Awesome upload! This is my "stoppin' ground" I remember it! It used to be the Capital Center back then. I've seen ALLOT of shows there including my first time at Pink Floyd in '87. Out of the four times I've seen them, the Cap's Center sounded the best. It's still there but I haven't seen anything there in years. Everyone comes now to the Verizon Center in downtown D.C. (which is where I saw "The Wall" but it kinda sucks because the Cap's Center was easy to get in and out of and right off of 495, which, if you know the area, is D.C 's beltway while 695 is Baltimore's. I live in Laurel, right smack dabb in the middle of all three cities, including Annapolis. It's a prime location for concerts and Merriweather Post Pavilion is 10 minutes away. That's where I see most shows unless it's too big like Floyd. Shows of that magnitude require RFK Stadium, which is no longer called that either. Now that's gone and it's called 'Audi Stadium' (?) Uh..ok. Thanks much for a very cool piece of history!
I saw a LOT of shows at the Capital Center! You're right, it was easy to get home from there.
Danny Joe Brown was the original badass of southern rock.
He was a badass , the whole band was badass . I’m going out on a limb and say Ricky Medlocke was badass too . Both those bands imo were he’s over than Skynrd
LOL, I still got the T shirt from this show!
They hit a little town of Donald Indiana. Was a great time for everybody. One big party
That version of Boogie No more, melted my face off!!!
Saw them in 78 @ the wreck bar in Dayton beach. They rocked the house!
I seen hatchet so many times I can't remember the number last time I saw DJB he put on a hell of a show but you could tell he was a sick man one of the best bands of all time grew up with um growing old with um RIP to all the boys thanks for the memories MH till I die
I’m listening to this on Thanksgiving day 2022
Regardless of who was your favourite singer, Molly Hatchet were pure southern rock.
A totally amazing band.
Shut up already. Believe me, when I saw DJB on the cover of "No Guts.." I was so happy. But Jimmy Farrar is a fine singer and did a great job. I still listen to those two albums.
I'm glad I saw the original lineup in1979.
I was at Reading festival in79 when they were there. Didnt go to watch them. What a fool I was.
Saw them after 1st album came out at small college in Pennsylvania outstanding show
I saw molly hatchet live in the 80s. I had all of their artistic vinyl records
now thats what im talkin bout. 1970 m in school,pullin gigs at any place that would have me. yeah man.
Jimmy Farrar was a great "blue-eyed" soulful singer. He was a perfect replacement for Danny Joe, when his health was suffering from life on the road.
I totally agree with you!!! "Beating the Odds" would be Jimmy Farrar's signature song!!!
Rest in Peace all of these guys!
John Galvin is not dead,he lives in MI.
@@brendaniebel1355John Galvin wasn’t on this and he didn’t play on the album.
Jimmy Farrah & Molly Hatchet. Pure bliss
Them boys played their guts out every night…
That's because we got to eat Joe Walsh at one time Five Guys Dave and Ava Volkswagen sharing a Snickers bar
Five Guys living out of Volkswagen sharing a Snickers bar Snickers bar
@@samuelcantley5500 You ATE Joe Walsh? What does this sentence mean, in ENGLISH? Was Ava DJB's woman, wife, girlfriend?
The original lineup had Danny Joe Brown.as lead singer. Farrar was an able backup, and I saw this version at the Hollywood Palladium that year.
0:49 One Man's Pleasure
4:05 Crossroads
10:07 Boogie No More
Thank you.
I saw this tour at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach SC. It was my first ever concert.
I saw them make acdc scared to come on the stage in the old Charlotte coliseum.1980
Yeah, 3 hatchets against one Aussie ! You do the math !
@@tonyrobbins1665 Never bring a knife to a gunfight
@@tonyrobbins1665 The aussie could not figure it out
sorely missed each and every one of them , great band !!!
Love the tone of those Peavey Mace's
6 6l6s power tubes at 160watts they we’re almost uncontrollable lol very loud amp!!! I know I had one years ago.
So great.
All original members of Molly Hatchet have died now. R.I.P.
Yes,all 6 original members are gone plus second singer Jimmy Farrar,featured here,and second bassist Riff West. Thanks to all of them and may they all rest in peace
Sadly, all didn't make it to 70. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
@@bluebird925 some didn't make it to 60
@@mikeivey8169 Very sad and true.
Wrong, John Galvin is still alive 🎹👍😊
...seen them in '79 and '80 with Danny Joe and in '81 with Jimmy all 3 times opening act was .38 special who were no slouches at southern rock themselves and all 3 shows were in Columbus, Ga at the municipal auditorium (long since torn down). And we seen mr Farrar sing with a couple different bands down thru the years at different places around the area..... Lagrange, Ga.... Pine Mt, Ga.... etc....
Great band ...
Bruce Crump was originally from Whitmire SC. Bout 10 miles from me
did not know that. thanks. Charleston SC
Jimmy was a fine singer, Danny Joe was the original it's always hard to replace someone you're used to,
This is badass band.
Love these guys
Capital Center, I went to SO many concerts there from 78-85
I saw them on this tour at the Hammond indiana civic center. It was in August 1980.
Not "Original Era" That's not Danny Joe Brown
Danny Joe was Molly hatchet
Danny Joe Brown was singing. At Wichita Kansas show
Jimmy was a cool dude. I met him in 1991 living in Lagrange Ga. I still live here. He was laid back. Had a beer with him years later at a party my mother in law was having
Best album with jimmy
What a coincidence I just finished listening to my greatest hits Molly Hatchett CD about an hour ago.
This is coming from someone raised in Jacksonville, Florida. When this musical was coming out.
Having said that, I have never heard of this original lead singer, Jimmy Farrer. Interesting.
The original had Danny Joe Brown on vocals. That's Jimmy Farrar. I saw them on this tour, back in August of 1980. Krokus opened for them.
Danny Joe Brown is original era Molly Hatchet. This dude was his replacement for dinner and a cup of coffee before they got DJB back.
2 great albums
I just realized that Danny Joe Brown left the band in the middle of the Flirtin With Disaster tour, there biggest album commercially, usually that would be disastrous for a band. For Jimmy Farrar to step in and take over in the middle of a major tour like that and be successful says a lot for Jimmy.
DJB left the band because of his diabetes he was real sick trying to finish the tour but didn't get to finish it
Ah, to be so young again.
I saw Molly Hatchet at the Capitol Center in Largo Maryland in 1980. This must be the same concert
My second concert ever!
Was there, couldn't hear for 3 days
I grew up in Fairfax..saw so many good concerts at the old Cap ctr. Probably saw Hatchet 10 times all over Va. and Md. We never missed them
DC Native here...miss the Cap center...many great bands played the venue.
Its difficult for me to believe there's another band continuing to tour under the name Molly Hatchet....for me the good Hatchet years were 78-80
The orignal with Danny Joe was the best.
Portsmouth va. Dixie dregs, outlaws,molly hatchet,38 special
Thankyou for this
One thing I loved about when I moved to Jacksonville in the early 80’s use to see this guy and this band everywhere here❤️❤️❤️pier 7 and playground south was the best shows ever especially w Tesla opened for them
They were a great band........
Danny Joe brown, was hatchet but before he came back this was some heavy molly hatchet with good vocal, but I was so shocked when I seen them a second time with Blackfoot and Molly's new singer, sorry still thought Danny was the best even though Farrar was very good. Rip in heaven all you guys'.
Jimmy Farrar sang great, but...Danny Joe Brown was a GREAT SINGER!!!🎯
Duane Rollins solo excellent on boggie no more.👌
Roland
got to see them in Yakima Wa SPEEDWAY .
Saw them in Tallahassee late nineties, impressive 😊
proud to be from the gator country!
Saw Molly Hatchet 2 times, wish it was more. I've gone through their catalog and give credit to all the guys. Danny Joe Brown was all blood and sweat and guts as a performer. He always gave it his all, even before he passed. Jimmy does a good job here. When all the original members passed it left a huge void and the current Molly Hatchet needs to retire. Sorry but thats how I feel.
Got tickets to se them in Greenville SC. DJB was still with them. Day of the show, Farrar comes on stage and we were like " what the hell" good show. Just no DJB
i had the same experience at a all day concert called the main event at an old stadium in portsmouth va. we were expecting d.j.b but warmed up to jimmy farrar very quickly.
I saw them on this tour. August '80 @ hammond Indiana civic center..
Awesome!
Danny Joe Brown was as irreplaceable as Ronnie Van Zant, I had a hard time accepting anyone else vocally with these guys, it wasn't as bad on the material he wrote with them but Jimmy singing Danny's songs just didn't work for me 😞
I have to agree. Saw them twice in the early 80's and while they were good it wasn't the same.
Jimmy played with them earlier than Danny joe.
@@johnmoore8649 that is incorrect. Jimmy replaced Danny Joe in 1980 when he left the band for health reasons. Danny Joe rejoined the band later.
@@ericjencson9489 yes, but he sang also before Danny joe
Meeee too
Danny. ...for ever M H..
Ronnie...for ever. l S
My favorite is Danny Joe
Nothing original without Danny
boogie no more increible ¡¡¡¡¡¡¡