Molly Hatchet - "Dreams I'll Never See"
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- Molly Hatchet performs "Dreams I'll Never See" on 1983 tv/radio simulcast of Rock N' Roll Tonite from Los Angeles, CA. Band Members are Danny Joe Brown on vocals, Dave Hlubek, Duane Roland & Steve Holland on guitars, Riff West on bass and Barry Borden on drums.
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Danny Joe Brown....GREATEST Southern rock voice ever! RIP Danny, you are truely missed.
Freakin awsome!!! what a cast of great musicians, timeless, God I miss this kind of music.
What a voice what an amazing band!
I saw the band with Danny Joe in Chi town many moons ago. I was awestuck! RIP Danny Boy! You surely ain't forgotten!!!
Hell yeah! This is one of those songs that you can never hear too many times. It's timeless!
Gotta love those dueling guitars! I get shivers just thinking about it..hehe
I love his voice! Killer song from the past...
I always loved Molly Hatchet! What a voice! Love em!
Best cover in the history of rock 'n roll! Hatchet made this their own and took it up a notch over the Allman Bros. And that's quite an accomplishment.
Man does this breath of fresh air live recording of this make me feel just freakin' GREAT! Life was truly better in rock music not long ago and this is just another living testament..... R.I.P. Danny Joe! We love you ALWAYS!
my favorite hatchet song. You can never have enough guitars. I would recommend at least 4 maybe 5.
I first heard Molly Hatchet do this when I was a freshman in college. I had a 1973 Trimuph Spitfire and would cruise down the rural roads of Ohio listening to this tune wondering if I would ever see my dreams come true. They did and this song reminds of how far life has taken me.
My favorite Southern Rock Band ever!! Love their album cover art!
I saw Molly Hatchet and the Outlaws together in 1979 at the Sports Arena in San Diego. Both bands came out on stage together, and played this song as a dedication to Lynyrd Skynyrd. It was absolutely the most awe inspiring performance I've ever witnessed, and I've been to hundreds of concerts. Every guitar player had a solo, and the song lasted over 20 minutes. I've never forget it as long as I live.
Im from the north and spent as much time in the south as possible, and the southern guitar army are my heros!!! Jeez there is nothing like southern rock. It is just the BEST!!!! There is no other.
Man does this bring back the memories I played keys in a Southern Rock and Roll band in southern Ohio in the late 70s early 80's and the crowd would scream for us to play this song and what a feeling it was. Ahh to be young and wild again!
Southern Rock has always been the best. Its just unreal what has come out of Jacksonville Florida!! RIP Danny Joe you still rock us all!!
Hot summer, Late afternoon, Cruising down a lake in my boat with a beer in one hand and my girl by my side, with this ABB remake blaring on the stereo. Brothers and Sisters, they call that FREEDOM!!!
I absolutely love Molly Hatchett and never even felt this way about the Allmans at all. I just loved Danny Joe and Molly Hatchett! Long Live Rock and Roll.
I have to agree wih those who adore this version. For me, it has a spiritual quality. Danny Joe Brown and company are moving, stirring. I could listen to it day and night.
I saw Molley Hatchet in the Tucson Garden, a U of A hang out, in 1985. Small venue which made it even better. These guys rocked the joint!!! The stage was like a foot off the ground so it was like hanging out with them while they played. God I loved the 80's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i´m from germany but I grew up with it in the early 80´s...lucky me!...timeless, powerful and honest music...cheers!!
I guess you have to be old enough to have really loved their music.I started high school in 1980 so all our parties involved some Molly Hatchet.Best times of my life for sure.And yes,we could party.Memories.....
This is Southern Rock by Hatchet. 4 guitarist kidds these are real musicians bar none!!
Boy this song takes me back to 78.Young sailor and loved Jacksonville Florida. This is the type of solid down to earth really good people.
I saw Molly Hatchet right after Flirtin With Disaster came out and they were still playing small clubs. Of course, they still had their original lineup. That was some good shit.
One of the best songs ever!
the dueling guitars!!! ohh my god! !!!!
oh my... this song, those tunes do something for me.. can't describe it. What a jam! Been listening to it for eons..lol.. never gonna get old! Became part of ME! Gotta have it. THANK YOU!!!
Shared a beer with Dave Hlubek in a club in Jacksonville, Florida back in 1987. A musician with all that talent and a down to Earth southern boy. Finished his beer and rocked the house
I saw Hatchet 8 time with Danny Joe. God I miss this music!
I may be old......... but I got to see all the good bands back in the good ol' days. This one is timeless. Anyone remember summer weekends at Wilmer's Park, MD ???
I'm soooo glad I was able to see them (x2) before Danny past away. I've seen many concerts from all the genres and NOBODY kicked my ass like Molly Hatchet!
God bless Danny Joe, He kicked ass & no music today comes close! we all haves dreams we'll never see,sad but true!
Still COOL after all those years. This tune and band ROCK! So nice to relive the times and memories.
I had the privilege of going to a concert here in Jacksonville and the lineup was: Cheap trick, Molly Hatchet and AC/DC, and tickets back in 78 were only $7.50. What a great time to be alive.
reminds me of a time in southern Georgia back in the late 80's.....sitting in a bar having a beer and Danny Joe Brown walked in with the band in tow....that was a great night...got to have a beer with Danny
Hell Yea !!(sounds bad ass when DJB says it
I see these guys in Portland Maine in the late 70 ,s loved them ever sense! Still go to utube to see them rock on thanks for great memory's
Met this band in a hotel after they warmed-up for Boston in 1979. The lounge singer gave up his guitar to Dave Hlubeck and he just jammed there in the hotel to our group of Rutgers students. What a memory.
My generation knew how to blow a stage up !!!
These were the best of times. Love the guitars....
That is the problem with my generation, not enough of us truly know great music. This is great music right here.
Danny did it his way. Nobody was going to tell him how to live his life. The world lost one of it's most unique voices in March of 2005. RIP Danny.
Well this is certainly up there with the great southern rock classics. Saw them 6 times from 1977 to 1984 and though Blackfoot was my favorite SR band, Hatchet could play with anyone.
This is one of my all time favorite songs!! Love it!
I grew up on southern rock..so this is a special treat.
THANKS FOR THE WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE.
Super solo by the late Duane Roland. Quintessential Southern Rock Band, and what a heck of a bunch of musicians.
this band was underrated...this band rocks .Danny Joe Brown ....RIP
this band was badass back in there prime! def one the best southern rock bands ever!
One thing you could count on molly hatchet was a great live show was blessed to see them live twice ! This video doesn't do them justice they were pitch perfect and played every song like it was the last time , hard to describe unless you were there.
This is a timeless classic
My favorite guitar army. Funny thing is, i'm from the north. I have just always noticed that Florida had the best music and entertainment and i couldn't love it more. God Bless MH.
Loved Molly Hatchet back in the day. With Danny Joe Brown on vocals (awesome voice - so sad he's gone - RIP Danny ) and the guitars are awesome!
Grew up in Jacksonville in the 70's so I saw em all - what great bands that city produced.
saw them live....this was great song and great band......thanks guys southern rock....nothing like it......
Love love love Danny Joe Brown!!!! Always in my Dreams!!!!
I got dreams too mr. Danny Joe. And they include you baby!!!!!
My father loves Molly Hatchet and whenever I hear this song it takes me back to when I was a kid riding in the truck with him. Great band and I'm going to make sure to pass this music down to my kids instead of this bull shit they call music these days
So excellent. No new music can even come close to this.
What a band...living in England I never manage to get to see them... I remember as a kid buying this album in 79 in Blackpool.
now tell me, is there ANYTHING better than Southern Rock
+TheMrgusman No.
umm...aaaa..Northern Rock? ;)
HELL NO
To quote KISS " God gave Rock n Roll to you", and THIS my dear friends is Rock n Roll.
My most favorite song to close my eyes and jam to. I don't care who's around or if i'm the only one on the dance floor.....which has happened!
I'll always remember Molly as these 6 dudes.
Amen, One of the best the south ever sent!
Love love Danny Jo and the Band and always have. God Bless everyone.
I LOVE MOLLY HATCHET!thanks for uploading!please upload their studio albums,my humble request!
In 1982 I actually got front row for Hatchet and the Outlaws. What a night!
This is an awesome song. My brother, back in the 70's turned me on to Molly. He had a old station wagon with a kick ass stereo, including a home speaker (large woofer). Anyway, we jammed!!! God bless Molly Hatchet!!! Thanks for sharing the video!!
Woo hoo my favorite guitar army!! You guys rock forever!!
the dueling guitars are awesome! !!!!!
They are with out a doubt underrated. Especially as a live band. Maybe the beat live band that I've ever seen. And man,they were LOUD!
I got to see them in there prime 77-79. Great band.
Saw these guys in a bar outside Detroit in '78 right after their first album came out. Amazing!
For those of you that don't know... These are among the best guitarist to strap it on. Dannys singing is top notch.
I was in the West Indies at a tiki bar last summer and a guy next to me said he was the original bass player with Molly Hatchet, he seemed to know a lot about the band, but than again there were a lot of drinks with tiny umbrellas involved. Hatchet forever man!
This song will be played at my funeral.
A classic song!!!
Molly Hatchet kicks ass! Such an underrated group imo.
Molly Hatchet is one of the best Southern rock bands I've ever seen and heard. Perfect guitar sound at the highest level!
The band had also many fans in eastern Germany, who explained with a really good guitar-oriented music. I grieve for Danny Joe Brown, one of the most expressive musicians.
There ain't enough beer in the world to describe just how good Molly Hatchet is.
Rock on,DJB,forever.
I am a drum lover ,But the clash of guitars is f,ing amazing ,One of the most underrated bands and songs!! Its sad I found it on accident,pressed wrong number! iheard it on the radio 1 time.For the record Red white and blue is my fav Lyn sky song!Makes you almost cry
I remember seeing MH in Portland, OR opening for Foreigner. They left that stage smoking, literally. It was one of the best overal concerts I ever saw. Danny was a hell of a performer, he will never be forgotten.
RIP, Danny Joe. Helluva singer and a heapin' hunka man.
saw them believe it or not in upstate n.y in 1980 12trs old. THEY ARE A BAND WHO IS AT THEIR BEST LIVE.
Dreams Set it straight .Jammin hard .Love it !!!!!
Danny Joe, it has been a pleasure and a privilege to listen to you back then. Your voice is perfect for the songs you did. RIP DJB. Now, today, Molly Hatchet (to me) is not as good. I hope to see Jake Brown come out and work the place like his father did!
Shit ! I am not ashamed to say that this yankee orgasmed when Hatchet’s first album came out.Saw them in 79-80 at The Great Northern Music Hall in Grand Rapids,Michigan.God, why can’t time stand still
One of the classics... no doubt about it
God love ya. Danny Joe had that magnetism that every woman looks for. Yumm and we will never forget. Dreams get the best of all of us and this band just rocks its butt off and I Feel like I never want to grow beyond Molly Hatchett, but that is not likely to happen. I will listen tho, til the day I die.
I NEVER get tired of this song, or this band. These guys kick total ass! And DJB had it all goin' for him. What a stud. RIP, Danny Joe.
Can not be denied, awesome music. Scale, genre, originality, personality. These guys rocked a ton of minds and continue to do so.
I didn't know Danny died. Damn. Saw these guys in '81. BEYOND kick ass. Also got a speeding ticket ripping through Colorado playing "Flirtin' with Disaster". Ahhh, the good old days. Music these days doesn't have shit on the '70's-'80's
i listened to this all the time when i was a kid,and this is how i remember them! great footage of a unsung classic.
One of the best Southern flavored rock bands ala Allman Brothers, Marshal Tucker and Lynard Skynard. All of those bands were double guitar fueled rock and roll at it's very best. What's amazing is how so many of them died young. Live fast, die hard and leave a good looking corpse, I guess that's the mantra of the Southern rocker.
I'm soooo glad I was able to see them (x2) before Danny past away.
I saw the Molly Hatchet live in Mark Adams H./ On the Beach _ Daytona Bike Week..
Love the Southern bands..
Thast was wonderful....!
Original Molly Hatchet! #1
WHAT A GREAT SHOW !!!!DANNY JO RIP BROTHER
damn I sure miss these guy's! sorry to see the lead singer past, he had such a great voice. I'm glad I've got all their records.
Aaahhh! Just TOO cool for school!!! Love this ! One of my all time favorites!!! :)
Oh Man,,, talk about bringing back memories!