Absolutely. I cannot understand why MH has been back seated to some of the other southern rock bands. These guys brought it. They sure as he** deserve the recognition. DJB has one of the most recognizable voices ever. And he could sing.
Oh okay! That makes more sense. I seen them in 1979. That was when they came out with the hit Flirtin' With Disaster. They were awesome. I remember going to Lamaze Classes with my X wife. We were just teenagers who were role playing as being adults. That was crazy. LOL
Really three, Steve Holland could throw down two, Hatchet and Blackfoot, I'll take em as my two favorite Southern rock outfits over the rest all day long! 🎸😎
They owned it back in the day. I still love em as much now(if not more) than back in the day. This stage full of pure talent WILL NEVER BE REPLACED. 🎸🎸🎸
"Fall Of The Peacemakers" A king without a sword A land without a king A truth without a voice One song left to sing One song to sing A wise man told me there's something you should know The way you judge a man is to look into his soul And you'll soon see everything. A voice from the past cried "Give peace a chance" He paid our price now he's free at last Imagine, we called him a dreamer! How many times must good men die? How many tears will the children cry? 'Til they suffer no more sadness Stop the madness, Oh, stop the madness. If ashes are ashes and dust is dust At our journey's end then return we must To the sands of the shore White doves in flight Peace to all But tell me why the peacemakers fall Must we bury anymore? The hush of the crowd as the horse rode by A black lace veil hid the tears from her eyes And we all wept in silence How many times must good men die? How many times will the children cry? 'Til they suffer no more sadness Oh, stop the madness Oh, stop all the madness.
Solo with a guitar is very good! Simultaneous solo with two guitars is too good! Solo with three guitars and one bass is the pinnacle of rocker ecstasy! Amazing, extraordinary, fantastic, wonderful!
Agreed! There were times I was thinking "could this be dubbed over?" But then there were definite differences here and there, and then you can definitely hear the difference during the final solo. Amazing how tight they are. Just a great song, played amazingly well live
@@joseph47711Every guy on this video is dead. Great musicians but typical southern guys doing heavy drinking and heavy eating. No chance of a long life like that. Oh well, they had fun while they lived.
Tim Rubin Halcomb Megadeth, Ozzy, Dokken, Great White, Dio, Priest, Iron Maiden. I mean Hallowed Be Thy Name??? There’s some truly great Rock and Roll amidst some real crap I get it. But 81 was the first time I ever heard Gloria by the Doors even though it was done in 71 or before. But I loved the 80’s ! Hell I finally got to see Jimmy Page even though he was in the Firm. He still did dazed and confused and I was in Heaven!! I get what you mean for the most part but your missing out on some truly great music still 🤪
My first concert, 1978 Molly opened for AC/DC who opened for KISS. The Capital Centre in MD. Molly barely had 30 minutes on stage and I knew nothing of them at that time. I was there for KISS. When I left I became an AC/DC fan but MH was other level Guitar force for me. I got a serious lesson at age 14 about real Southern Rock.
danny had great stage presence, not trying to steal the spotlight, introducing the guitar players, his expressions, just relaxed and standing there geez, his deep voice as he's leaving the stage for the band to jam, its just great.
DANG!!!!! This is breaking my heart, i miss this great southern Rock so much. Please turn me on to some new Southern rock bands out there. I'm looking.
Thank god I got to see these guys live, I'll never forget it. Danny Joe Brown's voice was made for southern rock. It sucks getting old and all the great musicians are passing away. The only new southern band I've found is BlackBerry Smoke. Check them out.
The smoke is really good and I enjoy them however the power of the triple guitar is really hard to surpass. A friend in highs high school only listened to molly, use To cruise Topeka Kansas in his 70 Monroe Carlo blasting song via his Kenwood and Jensen triaxels that was big in my school.
I actually got to sit with these guys after a concert at the troubadour in las vegas in the eighties. A night i will cherish and never forget. Just good ol southern boys!!! Thanks guys
Their current singer just passed away, too, of a heart attack today, April 27, 2019, at the age of 58. R.I.P. Phil. This band just must be cursed or something, but man if these guys didn't rock! R.I.P. everyone.
Another Florida guitar Army! Saw them with the Outlaws dec 31st 1980 in Lakeland, Florida. Second concert at 14 and I went on to see them 4 other times. They were great no question!
@@MrTracylittle Excellent concert I’m sure! They really were a great band. It’s a damn shame they’ve all passed away. I believe they are rocking out in Heaven with Ronnie Van Zant , Steve Gaines, and Allen Collins and the rest of the great Southern Rock Boys! You got great taste in music!
@@ricklittle4617 I truly miss those days. I had just moved from New Windsor, New York and was bummed to leave behind some really cool friends. Then I moved to a neighborhood that had a ton of rock and roll loving kids. We saw so many epic concerts back then. My first concert was Blue Oyster Cult in Poughkeepsie, New York. I actually saw a great band that didn’t get a lot of national attention called Stranger Band. Greg Allman sat in on keyboards and did a bunch of Allman Bros songs with them. They also played their songs and Greg kicked ass on both! Those were the days. I don’t get today’s music at all!
yes best rocker ever they played this bar in the twins cities after the concert it burn down in the middle of the night talking about a curse it was them and the outlaws epic concert to say the least
This video blows me away now as much as it did in the mid eighties when I first saw it. Those fans got their money's worth from just this one song! Absolutely awesome performance of an incredible song!
Pure bad ass, to this very day. Damn, I am so glad to live when music was great. I woke up this morning with music on my mind. Singing and dancing, and I have 7 diseases that should stop me from wanting to do that ! Especially at 56 years old ! But I have this in my heart and soul ! Just like all of you out there still rocking in the free world ! These little dudes today don't have a clue how we lived, how and why we were rocking all the time ! Long live rock and roll ! Hats off to those of you with kids, that you taught them about our jams !
I've seen them live . A few times. Awesome Guitar band they played this exactly like this. I used to play along to a bootleg album of Hatchet live. For practice playing Guitar.. Outlaws, live too. Great Guitar bands .
what a wonderful and refreshing throwback. I loved the sound of those guitars. I cannot count the number of days, going off to motocross races or whatever,getting amped up listening to these guys in my casette player!
At 57 years old. This brings those days back. They were the best of times of misspent youth with no regrets. We all road dirt bikes. Smoked lots of weed. Back then it was cassette tapes and 8 packs at the beach. Almost makes me well up.
It took me being in the US Air Force to hear and appreciate bands like MH. That and making lifelong friends is something you really can’t understand unless you’ve experienced it. Thank you southern rock and the friends I’ve made over the years.
I'm retired air force as well. Met Molly hatchet members at a meet and greet in omaha. Had them sign my album jacket. Pretty cool. Was the first album.. I really really miss music like this now. What's out there today (2021) sucks.. kids today have no clue what real rock music is or was all about.. I'm 65 and wish I could go back 40 years... good times good memories good friends from the air force.. miss them all
Danny was always great sharing the spotlight with other band members and calling out their names. I saw them live on this tour I believe. No giant screen flashing images, no lasers, no light show, but DJB had such charisma you didn’t need any spectacle. Always was smiling, giving all his energy even when he was struggling with health issues. Same energy no matter the size of the venue. Is there really anymore southern rock bands? Miss that sound. I saw them in my teens, I’m 56 now yet I remember this show.
I love all southern rock a lot of these bands interchanged musicians over the years! It makes me want to move to Jacksonvile For learning all the type of music! lS sound was legendary!! MH is still loved all over the US .
I don't remember a live with 3 guitars side by side...(ok and a bass).With these lyrics and music I think it's one of the two best classic rock songs ever...
This song, for all Public Servants and Politicians. Your service and sacrifice keeps ALL of us safe compared to 98% of the World. Molly Hatchet, Crew, Fans, and most of ALL FAMS... I LOVE YA'LL 100%-🇺🇸ERICAN.
I was reading that this show Rock n' Roll Tonite was an NBC show in the 80's. And they gave 11 1/2 mins for a prog rock song.Would you find this today?? HELLS NO! Ahh, back in the day when the arts were more appreciated in society! Thank God we have TH-cam now!
I saw Dave 20 (+/-) years ago touring with the Dixie All-Stars. He could have learned a lot from Jackson Spires (ex Blackfoot drummer) about how to treat your fans. Jackson was very welcoming after the show. Dave, on the other hand..not so much. I get it...I'm sure he is swarmed with fans after every show however, if it weren't for the fans buying the music, Dave wouldn't have been where he was. I asked him to sign a Molly Hatchet CD that I had brought to the show. He refused to sign it unless I bought one of their $30 t-shirts. I bought a shirt and every one of the band members signed it other than Hlubeck. Jackson even gave me a signed drum stick, and a leather, native American, wrist strap that he made and sold after their shows.
Bob Schaar I met him after a Dixie All-Stars show, and he was exactly the opposite of how you describe him. He was friendly and sociable to everyone who talked to him. Sorry that you had a bad experience.
This song should be reckoned with all the great Southern Rock anthems like Freebird, Green Grass and High Tides, and Highway Song!
easily
They are in my book!
Absolutely. I cannot understand why MH has been back seated to some of the other southern rock bands. These guys brought it. They sure as he** deserve the recognition. DJB has one of the most recognizable voices ever. And he could sing.
Was in the former Yugoslavia.... as NATO and UN I ask this same question everyday
In my list✌️✌️✌️✌️ forever..
I'm 60 years old and rock to Hatchet every day at work ❤
I play Hatchet in my home 24/7. Drives my old lady crazy
Yes I still do after early retirement. Nobody even comes close to the original band ! So many great songs .I also enjoy the Devils Canyon Album .✌️🎸🎸🎸
DJB was Molly Hatchet. Gone but never forgotten.
Well said Jeffrey I couldn't agree more with you loved Molly hatchet original band was one of the bands ever
Such a great voice !!
These guys are all Freebirds not here with us God Bless the Real Molly Hatchet
One of the most under rated singer-songwriters of the 70's-80's. Such a powerful song. Damn I miss Danny Joe Brown!
The most awesome and powerful voice ever. May he and all the other Hatchet members that have given me so much enjoyment over the years RIP.
This is them in 2014?
@@guitarttimman 1983.
Oh okay! That makes more sense. I seen them in 1979. That was when they came out with the hit Flirtin' With Disaster. They were awesome. I remember going to Lamaze Classes with my X wife. We were just teenagers who were role playing as being adults. That was crazy. LOL
Properly mint, an awesome band
This song is epic. It is heartfelt. It is truth. It is humanity. This is our story.
I love Southern Rock, and Molly Hatchet belongs up at the top with all those great bands.
Duane Roland was a beast! RIP!
God nothing like early Molly Hatchet! Glad I grew up in those days.
Same here buddy😀😀
Tha band wuz never tha same when Molly died of a whisky overdose
Best double lead guitars ever. They did it in so many songs. Makes a great sound.
Nah, that has to be Thin Lizzy...
Double lead guitar? Tripple!
The real Molly Hatchet.
Really three, Steve Holland could throw down two, Hatchet and Blackfoot, I'll take em as my two favorite Southern rock outfits over the rest all day long! 🎸😎
Called Holland, Hlubek and Roland the Wall of Guitars.
Blue oyster cult wipes the floor with all of them.
Every last one of these guys are gone. No one left to replace them. RIP Molly Hatchet
more of a cover band now>but I can tell the new guys are really into it ;)
A sad time in rock n roll history.
Dad went to see a tribute and it was the worst show he's ever been to in 64 years. Whoever is butchering Molly Hatchet here in Ohio- they suck. 😢
that's what I assume will happen when all the original guys are dead and some schmuck buys the name and replaces three guitars with one.
@@mben-david2064 theres only one Molly Hatchet. It’ll suck and after about 5 seconds we’ll say nope, wont have to listen to that garbage ever again.
The Hatchet smoked the rock scene. Today I still love to listen to them.
They owned it back in the day. I still love em as much now(if not more) than back in the day. This stage full of pure talent WILL NEVER BE REPLACED. 🎸🎸🎸
DANNY JOE LIVES ON FOREVER!!!
@@metalmanchild1454 Yes, he does!
I was fortunate to see them at a Couple of their Concerts ! One Of My Favorite Bands !
Second only to Skynyrd!
"Fall Of The Peacemakers"
A king without a sword
A land without a king
A truth without a voice
One song left to sing
One song to sing
A wise man told me there's something you should know
The way you judge a man is to look into his soul
And you'll soon see everything.
A voice from the past cried "Give peace a chance"
He paid our price now he's free at last
Imagine, we called him a dreamer!
How many times must good men die?
How many tears will the children cry?
'Til they suffer no more sadness
Stop the madness,
Oh, stop the madness.
If ashes are ashes and dust is dust
At our journey's end then return we must
To the sands of the shore
White doves in flight
Peace to all
But tell me why the peacemakers fall
Must we bury anymore?
The hush of the crowd as the horse rode by
A black lace veil hid the tears from her eyes
And we all wept in silence
How many times must good men die?
How many times will the children cry?
'Til they suffer no more sadness
Oh, stop the madness
Oh, stop all the madness.
You Drew tears from my eyes very emotional lyrics
We know the lyrics
@@williambyars9921 No you only know the lyrics because you've listened to it, but you don't hear the lyrics. hahaha
Great lyrics!
Solo with a guitar is very good! Simultaneous solo with two guitars is too good!
Solo with three guitars and one bass is the pinnacle of rocker ecstasy!
Amazing, extraordinary, fantastic, wonderful!
exactly what i was thinking!!
Nailed it. Exactly what you just said.
Southern rock at its best!!!!! You’ll prob never see anymore rock bands like MH again😔
Danny Joe will always live in the heart of southern rock fans. He was one of a kind
Absolutely one of a kind, this is one of my favorite MH songs.🍻☮️🤍☮️🤍☮️🤍☮️
He's an awesome DUDE !!!
The great thing about Molly is how fuckin good they sound live, just as good and on key as the album versions
Agreed! There were times I was thinking "could this be dubbed over?" But then there were definite differences here and there, and then you can definitely hear the difference during the final solo. Amazing how tight they are. Just a great song, played amazingly well live
I agree! Seen & partied with them at a little club in Oklahoma. They was great bunch of guys
Great band. Seen them in Texas recording double trouble live.
I been to a lot of concerts in my time but I would have to say Molly blew a lot of other bands out of the water. Them southern boys kicked ass.
Dave Hlubek wrote this song, he is a genius! RIP!
hes still playin with the band, right?
@@joseph47711I believe he passed away
He passed away several years ago.
@@joseph47711Every guy on this video is dead. Great musicians but typical southern guys doing heavy drinking and heavy eating. No chance of a long life like that. Oh well, they had fun while they lived.
This country needs a song like this right now with all the turmoil going on!
World.
The 70's and 90's was the best music in history. Forget the 80's. LOL
And it's gotten worse in the past three years.
Tim Rubin Halcomb Megadeth, Ozzy, Dokken, Great White, Dio, Priest, Iron Maiden. I mean Hallowed Be Thy Name??? There’s some truly great Rock and Roll amidst some real crap I get it. But 81 was the first time I ever heard Gloria by the Doors even though it was done in 71 or before. But I loved the 80’s ! Hell I finally got to see Jimmy Page even though he was in the Firm. He still did dazed and confused and I was in Heaven!! I get what you mean for the most part but your missing out on some truly great music still 🤪
Youtuuuube Country....Gonna Hunt Your Videos Downnnnn 🤣
There will never be another....this is the one and only ....RIP guys
I had seen them several times live and they were a brilliant Live band and still I listen to their music. especially this song is a great one
... still wearin' their sweat from last go~round 🎶
This song is just as relevant now if not more so than when it came out
voice of the prophets . . . then and now
Even more so 2024
Legends,like old gun slingers from the wild west days!
My first concert, 1978 Molly opened for AC/DC who opened for KISS. The Capital Centre in MD. Molly barely had 30 minutes on stage and I knew nothing of them at that time. I was there for KISS. When I left I became an AC/DC fan but MH was other level Guitar force for me. I got a serious lesson at age 14 about real Southern Rock.
Southern rock is true American rock . . . from Colorado
These guys are ageless. This is the best music man!
I agree!
Music is ageless. Sadly musians aren’t
Soooo glad I got to see these guys in their prime!!!
Greatest southern rock band ever
@killacommieformommy it's his opinion and I agree with it
danny had great stage presence, not trying to steal the spotlight, introducing the guitar players, his expressions, just relaxed and standing there geez, his deep voice as he's leaving the stage for the band to jam, its just great.
He was sweating profusely. They should have had a change of clothes for him.
@@knowmusicman157 diabetes, uncontrolled. Eventually killed him. Sad to this day . . . As a medical doctor, I saw a lot lives cut short by diabetes.
@@leebaker2588 That's what I heard. Alcohol and meth or otherwise? Didn't help either.
@@knowmusicman157 we live and often die by our choices. He was "one of kind" frontman
DANG!!!!! This is breaking my heart, i miss this great southern Rock so much. Please turn me on to some new Southern rock bands out there. I'm looking.
I'm satisfied with what I grew up on. Texas. Stay well and groovy my friend.
I partied hard with these fellas back in the day (80s)…RIP
When the three guitars and bass went to the power stance that was rock and roll history.
They are all gone... Live on in heaven Molly Hatchet!!! At least we still have this great video to keep them
The masterpiece of southern rock- hope there some young people out there trying to bring it back.
Thank god I got to see these guys live, I'll never forget it. Danny Joe Brown's voice was made for southern rock. It sucks getting old and all the great musicians are passing away. The only new southern band I've found is BlackBerry Smoke. Check them out.
Blackberry Smoke....
Yes most definitely an awesome band.
Still not the Hatchet tho. 🎸⚰️🌹🖤😎
My brother took me to see them Outlaws, Molly Hatchet & Head East 1978 I believe
Check out Preacher Stone and Hogjaw too. They’re about the closest two to Molly Hatchet these days. Harder rockin’ southern rock.
The smoke is really good and I enjoy them however the power of the triple guitar is really hard to surpass. A friend in highs high school only listened to molly, use To cruise Topeka Kansas in his 70 Monroe Carlo blasting song via his Kenwood and Jensen triaxels that was big in my school.
Are they all gone now?
RIP still listening never stop
It's really sad that all of these guys are gone. I love the wall of Peavey amps. RIP.
Duane Roland Was and Will Always be Spectacular...
He is, imo, he is there best guitarist!!
@@todd4892 for sure...one of the best ever,,,and i include the english gods
Rock em Duane!!!
A great guitarist and human being.
A fantastic performance by Molly Hatchet. Now all the original members are dead, with the passing of Steve Holland two days ago. RIP!
This song is a diamond in the southern rock sky...
How did these boys not get more attention?
GREAT FUCKIN" southern rock band
One of the great guitar songs...
I actually got to sit with these guys after a concert at the troubadour in las vegas in the eighties. A night i will cherish and never forget. Just good ol southern boys!!! Thanks guys
How fortunate are you!
What an underrated song and underrated band. I have loved Molly Hatchett for many decades!!
I LOVE MY HATCHET! FLORIDA!
My favorite Molly Hatchet song.
Mine too
A Gibson Les Paul Gold Top with P90's! My dream guitar!
First thing I noticed I would bet that's a early 50s les paul
Their current singer just passed away, too, of a heart attack today, April 27, 2019, at the age of 58. R.I.P. Phil. This band just must be cursed or something, but man if these guys didn't rock! R.I.P. everyone.
I agree. 😎
Went to HS at Beavercreek HS with Phil. Such a great talent. RIP Phil.
Shared a smoke with Phil on their bus in the late 90's. Super nice guy. RIP Sir.
Current? Molly Hatchet ended when Steve, Banner and Dave left...just a tribute band like Lynyrd Skynyrd
I play this song in the bar and everyone thanks me. Awsome song.
Ive rocked to Molly Hatchet since they wete young and its just Southern Fried Rock at it's best#
I have not heard truly great memorable jam song in long time. This was just awesome. I still have the original album
I still have the original album also. I'm taking it with me when I go. Lol
Blackberry Smoke
This is one of the all time greatest songs ! I cannot get enough of it. RIP Danny Joe Brown, Duane Roland, and Phil McCormack
Saw them in shitcago in 81. So glad and such a great memory living in me.rip icons.
Incredible MH tune.
One of my favorite’s.
☮️🤍☮️🤍☮️🤍☮️and Danny’s voice is irreplaceable.
My favorite song and I totally agree 100 percent
God I miss these days !!!!
One of the better live performances I've ever seen. Legends of southern rock!! \m/
Lucky enough to see them 5 times
Another Florida guitar Army! Saw them with the Outlaws dec 31st 1980 in Lakeland, Florida. Second concert at 14 and I went on to see them 4 other times. They were great no question!
Seen them and Blackfoot at municipal auditorium 1982
Nashville tn
@@MrTracylittle Excellent concert I’m sure! They really were a great band. It’s a damn shame they’ve all passed away. I believe they are rocking out in Heaven with Ronnie Van Zant , Steve Gaines, and Allen Collins and the rest of the great Southern Rock Boys! You got great taste in music!
I was there Johnny van zant band MH. Outlaws
@@ricklittle4617 I truly miss those days. I had just moved from New Windsor, New York and was bummed to leave behind some really cool friends. Then I moved to a neighborhood that had a ton of rock and roll loving kids. We saw so many epic concerts back then. My first concert was Blue Oyster Cult in Poughkeepsie, New York. I actually saw a great band that didn’t get a lot of national attention called Stranger Band. Greg Allman sat in on keyboards and did a bunch of Allman Bros songs with them. They also played their songs and Greg kicked ass on both! Those were the days. I don’t get today’s music at all!
Can't believe I haven't seen this before. It is amazing!!!! Love me some Molly Hatchet!!!!
Rip Dave you sure will be missed,thanks for all the memories 😢
Everytime I hear this song I think...... Rock is the stuff of legend!!! Ordinary guys giving the gospel of rock!!!
The original Molly Hatchet was the best of the southern rock bands
yes best rocker ever they played this bar in the twins cities after the concert it burn down in the middle of the night talking about a curse it was them and the outlaws epic concert to say the least
They was the best in my time an I'm 56...an I still jam to molly👍
Second only to Skynyrd!
This video blows me away now as much as it did in the mid eighties when I first saw it. Those fans got their money's worth from just this one song! Absolutely awesome performance of an incredible song!
Pure bad ass, to this very day. Damn, I am so glad to live when music was great.
I woke up this morning with music on my mind. Singing and dancing, and I have 7 diseases that should stop me from wanting to do that ! Especially at 56 years old !
But I have this in my heart and soul ! Just like all of you out there still rocking in the free world ! These little dudes today don't have a clue how we lived, how and why we were rocking all the time ! Long live rock and roll !
Hats off to those of you with kids, that you taught them about our jams !
AMEN
❤❤❤ Ich liebe diese Band über alles!!! 😊😊😊
I'm glad I got I see this line up live before several of them past away. I'm lucky, they were great 🤟
I've seen them live . A few times. Awesome Guitar band they played this exactly like this. I used to play along to a bootleg album of Hatchet live. For practice playing Guitar..
Outlaws, live too. Great Guitar bands .
Saw Johnny Van Zant Band Moley Hatchet and the Outlaws on New Year’s Eve Lakeland Civic Center 79 tickets $10.50
The one and only Guitar Army!
what a wonderful and refreshing throwback. I loved the sound of those guitars. I cannot count the number of days, going off to motocross races or whatever,getting amped up listening to these guys in my casette player!
Southern fried Rock n Roll baby 🙋
At 57 years old. This brings those days back. They were the best of times of misspent youth with no regrets. We all road dirt bikes. Smoked lots of weed. Back then it was cassette tapes and 8 packs at the beach. Almost makes me well up.
Forever Mollyhatchet ✌️✌️✌️✌️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
the bass player just adds the right touch to their songs
One of my favorite bands!!👍🇺🇸🤙🇺🇸✌️🍻🍻🍻🍻
It took me being in the US Air Force to hear and appreciate bands like MH. That and making lifelong friends is something you really can’t understand unless you’ve experienced it. Thank you southern rock and the friends I’ve made over the years.
I'm retired air force as well. Met Molly hatchet members at a meet and greet in omaha. Had them sign my album jacket. Pretty cool. Was the first album.. I really really miss music like this now. What's out there today (2021) sucks.. kids today have no clue what real rock music is or was all about.. I'm 65 and wish I could go back 40 years... good times good memories good friends from the air force.. miss them all
I was in POL, still keep in touch with my friends from 80 til now.
This song has a message that was relevant then and now! Master peice! I saw them in portland oregon when this album came out°!!
Best Molly Song ever ! I love It ! RIP to all your Guys - Love ya !
Danny was always great sharing the spotlight with other band members and calling out their names. I saw them live on this tour I believe. No giant screen flashing images, no lasers, no light show, but DJB had such charisma you didn’t need any spectacle. Always was smiling, giving all his energy even when he was struggling with health issues. Same energy no matter the size of the venue. Is there really anymore southern rock bands? Miss that sound. I saw them in my teens, I’m 56 now yet I remember this show.
They didn't need gimmicks
Those guitars and the bass player went to the power stance together that was rock and roll history.
Never a truer word sung. All of you with influence take note and act. It is later than you think.
These guys sure know how to rock!!
Rip Danny Joe!
One of the great songs of rock and roll... #AllOfTime
Got to meet the band Back stage , What a bunch of nice guys...They put everything into there Music and it showed..
I love all southern rock a lot of these bands interchanged musicians over the years! It makes me want to move to Jacksonvile For learning all the type of music! lS sound was legendary!! MH is still loved all over the US .
Ronny would say let me have all 3 of my mules out now! Pure greatness !@ I saw MH ON NO GUTS NO GLORY
I saw molly hatchet and blackfoot. Together on this tour in charlotte n.c. great show with two great bands!!
I don't remember a live with 3 guitars side by side...(ok and a bass).With these lyrics and music I think it's one of the two best classic rock songs ever...
Simple Man being #1
Outlaws Green Grass High Tides
This song, for all Public Servants and Politicians. Your service and sacrifice keeps ALL of us safe compared to 98% of the World.
Molly Hatchet, Crew, Fans, and most of ALL FAMS...
I LOVE YA'LL
100%-🇺🇸ERICAN.
Molly hatchett is my favorite southern rock band and I have seen them in concert
What I would give to have seen this lineup live... Rip the Greats. Also Rip my Uncle Bob!!!!
I want to be there in this moment in time !
Skynyrd Blackfoot Outlaws and Molly Hatchet.Nuff said!
Duane and Dave were Priceless!
You can’t just purchase the rights to a name and call it yours!! This is the ONE AND ONLY MOLLY HATCHET!!!
I was reading that this show Rock n' Roll Tonite was an NBC show in the 80's. And they gave 11 1/2 mins for a prog rock song.Would you find this today?? HELLS NO! Ahh, back in the day when the arts were more appreciated in society! Thank God we have TH-cam now!
The 4 guitarist jam in the middle of the song is outstanding!
Dave Hlubeck is a MONSTER
no kidding, I was afraid of him back then
I saw Dave 20 (+/-) years ago touring with the Dixie All-Stars. He could have learned a lot from Jackson Spires (ex Blackfoot drummer) about how to treat your fans. Jackson was very welcoming after the show. Dave, on the other hand..not so much. I get it...I'm sure he is swarmed with fans after every show however, if it weren't for the fans buying the music, Dave wouldn't have been where he was. I asked him to sign a Molly Hatchet CD that I had brought to the show. He refused to sign it unless I bought one of their $30 t-shirts. I bought a shirt and every one of the band members signed it other than Hlubeck. Jackson even gave me a signed drum stick, and a leather, native American, wrist strap that he made and sold after their shows.
Bob Schaar I met him after a Dixie All-Stars show, and he was exactly the opposite of how you describe him.
He was friendly and sociable to everyone who talked to him.
Sorry that you had a bad experience.
@@teddelisle7588 Everybody has a bad day once in a while, I suppose
Beatles to it. That second solo was just eviscerating!
I was wishing that this jam went for another 10 or 20 minutes....
Had the chills. Awesome. Love Gator Country. Junking City. Always Molly Hachett
Love the long solo songs from Molly Hatchet
♥️ LOVE 🤘🏽PEACE ✌🏽🎸ROCK N ROLL 🤟🏽!”2023”🎸🥁🎸💥🥁🎸💃🏽
💥💋💨🔥#Classic
Many years since I've heard this. It was good to have Danny back.
My favorite Molly song 👍❤️🎸🎼🙏