There are sooo many! You'd like Gator Country, I think. Dreams I'll Never See and Fall of the Peacemakers are both masterfully done. LOVE 70's Southern Rock!
Like Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, and Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet was formed right here in Jacksonville, FL. And like the lead singer, Danny Joe Brown, I also graduated from Terry Parker High School, only several years later. Obviously, he was older than I was, but I had a couple of teachers that remembered Danny. There is even a plaque inside the lobby honoring Molly Hatchet as they made a big donation to the school when they made great success. Hard to believe it's been 4yrs since the last original member passed, guitar great Steve Holland. RIP Steve and the entire band.
They're probably blocked because all members of this band are now deceased, and family / estates / probate are likely trying to access whatever revenue they can. I don't know, it's way above my paygrade, but .....R.I.P. Molly Hatchet. I actually shared some herb with a later version of the band when they came to our town in a later (tribute?) version of the band when Phil McCormack handled the vocals. He told me that the original singer, Danny Joe Brown had battled alcoholism along with numerous other ailments, but was an exceptional human being. Bruce Crump was one of the finest drummers of the 70's and 80's imho and that is saying something. His work on this album is a clinic for drummers everywhere. He spent his later years as an instructor / teacher of music. God bless him and Rest in peace boys. You sure made some glorious noise while you were here.
Drum mix is so good on this album. Saw them on this breakout tour at Florida State U. Guys are from Jacksonville. 3 guitarists on stage, probably a couple more standing by on the bus. Do "Dreams", a great cover of Allman Brothers Band.
Was in Daytona Beach in for spring break in 1976 which coincided with Bike Week and went to a bar called the Wreck. Molly Hatchet was on stage. Fantastic! A couple of years ago later and I hear them on the radio.
Although the footage is grainy , the sound is solid of Molly Hatchet at New Jersey's Capitol Theater from 1978 . The video falls under "Historical Footage" because of it's early video days recording . Anyway there is a bunch of great videos out in youtube land from that era . The show I'm refering to is when Molly Hatchet opened for The Outlaws ( video of their part if the bill is out there too ) i'd seen the same show days before or after when it came to The Palladium in NYC . It was a true guitar lovers night of music 🙂
Back in the mid to late 80s, Molly Hatchet was coming to a city about an hour and a half away, I didn't trust my wheels at the time so I asked this guy I worked with if he would drive, I'd buy his ticket and gas, he asked, , who is she?? I told him nevermind!! But I did get to see them a few years later, jammin concert!!
I'm from Edmonton in Canada and had the great pleasure of seeing these guys twice. The first time was for the Flirtin' With Disaster tour. I had their first 2 albums so I sort of knew what to expect from them. I don't think they knew what to expect from us frost bitten Canadians. After their show we ended up calling them back for 3 encores. The last one they came out in their gym shorts and tee shirts to play. Just goes to show great music can transcend anything.
“Dreams I’ll Never See” is a great remake (and totally different vibe) than the great Allman Brothers “Dreams”. The Allmans’ version is much more bluesy and subdued but I love them both.
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. I owned the record album and used to go in my basement with my record player and blast this song and dance around to it. I love how all the guitar fills are slightly different. There is a great live performance of this song on UA-cam which is really excellent. Thanks Miss Blondie.
Lee, I'm a collector of Frank Frazetta books and posters from way back. Absolutely love his artwork. I noticed that "Dark Kingdom" poster on your wall the first time I found your channel. I don't know if you've ever read up on Frank Frazetta's life and career but the dude pretty much set the standard for "Fantasy art" today. He illustrated for famous publications, books, advertisements, movie posters, comic books and more since all the way back in the 1950s. His work spawned many excellent imitators such as Boris Vallejo and others but Frazetta's style is a look that can never be duplicated exactly! The man was one of the great artists imo.
My son only in his 20s collects Frazetta art and of course his incredible album covers Believe it or not in Miami (art district in Wynwood) many are getting into Frazetta's style Even doing morals on street walls
@@coffee-xg6my I can’t show “dark kingdom” to the daughters so I have that one safely put away. I love franks work now. I wasn’t aware until someone sent me the art last year … he is amazing! I’ve seen his artwork in fantasy stuff before I just didn’t know his name. I don’t know much about him though . I will have to look into his story. Thank you for watching!!
Go back about 4 years and there was quite a dry period there where there was very little King Crimson even available on UA-cam to watch. It had been there before and then it all disappeared because there was a huge legal battle going on of some sort with record or something, so they basically took it offline for a long time. And then finally the lawsuits were all settled, and fairly quickly it started populating back on UA-cam. For that reason, it actually doesn't surprise me that also it might be still heavily blocked in terms of copyright stuff.
It made it past the blockers. It's out here...temporarily. This song reminds me of NASCAR '98 on the original Sony Playstation. It would get you fired up while playing.
Don’t drive while listening to this. This was used appropriately in the movie Dukes of Hazard. Great soundtrack. Next track by them should be Dreams I’ll never see. It’s an Allman Brothers cover.
I think Blue Oyster Cult got started a little earlier than Molly Hatchet, but they definitely overlapped. They were just from very different segments of the overall music scene, but it wasn't uncommon at all for people to be fans of both.
Thanks for requesting this Miss Blondie! Forgot how awesome it was. Need to make sure it gets to my road trip playlist! Thanks L33 for getting this past the blocks! You rock! ☮️❤️🎶
Gator Country is a cool song to do next. A tongue-in-cheek commentary of the rivalry between much of the southern fried rock at the time and the various southern states they came from vs Florida. Many mentioned in the song including Skynyrd, Allmans, Elvin Bishop, Charlie Daniels, Marshall Tucker and the Outlaws etc. Ironically (and prob as a joke) they take a shot at Skynyrd for Alabama even though they are from Jacksonville FL. Speaking of the Outlaws and Florida. If you haven’t done it already, Green Grass and High Tides is well worth checking out. The Florida Guitar Army. Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones and Henry Paul. 10 min of 🔥
@@L33Reacts I meant Gator Country is about rivalries. Green Grass and High Tides is about past rock and roll legends who had died and Thomasson imagined them playing for him. Hendrix, Morrison, Joplin etc. The title of the song is a reordering of a Rolling Stones earlier compilation album title called High Tides and Green Grass.
All “Molly Hatchet” album covers rank among the best of all-time ❤️🔥⚔️ Thank you Miss Blondie ❤️ girls from Brooklyn Rock ! 🫵🏻 “Dreams I’ll Never See” next please 🙏🏻 My Favorite
Molly Hatchet album covers are incredible, my son only in his 20s collects them Thank you Mike for the nice Brooklyn Girl comments.... ssshhh🤫 mostly in the 80s, my informative years girls were into disco style music Brooklyn Rocker Chicks were rare back then especially Southern Rock "How ya doin"
A cool reaction video, you should do a reaction video to Molly Hatchet - Fall of the Peacemakers. One of the best songs ever recorded, it is a very good, good, good song!
Wowser, what a great track. Yet another new to me band and I look forward to more. Thanks so much Miss Blondie, worth a deep dive, Lee. Great reaction! Blessings all.
Thank you Lee for taking my re-request song. Sorry for being a pain in the butt however I had a strong feeling you'd love it It's such a shame they blocked it as all original members have passed away RIP UA-cam is ridiculous at times if you get any grief I'll take the blame Let me know I'm not kidding raising two kids into young adults I learned how to fight the good fight Love And Music Always 🎶 💜🎶🤟
@@missblondie2393 I’ll make sure to let you know 😆🫡 thank you for this. I love this song already I’ve been playing it nonstop since I recorded this. You know your stuff…
@L33Reacts Shameless geek about music I can't imagine a day without music Interesting to note both my kids are in the music business. They had Rock drilled in their head from birth Your girls are getting quite a musical education
Ok, i'm sold. What track by molly hatchet should I check out next??
There are sooo many! You'd like Gator Country, I think. Dreams I'll Never See and Fall of the Peacemakers are both masterfully done. LOVE 70's Southern Rock!
Fall of the peacemakers.
@@jimholt1888 Go with Gator Country next.
Sadly, the entire line-up on this song has since passed away.
Dreams I’ll never see. Fire
Almost guaranteed to get you a speeding ticket. Too damn good.
Sheesh no kidding… I would have a lead foot with this one. Hell, I did earlier to be honest lol
100%
Great song...I was in 10th grade I 🤔 😢😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊
This is the ultimate "sorry officer I was listening to...." song
Exactly 😂
@@michaellockhart554 hahaha for real though !
Like Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, and Blackfoot, Molly Hatchet was formed right here in Jacksonville, FL. And like the lead singer, Danny Joe Brown, I also graduated from Terry Parker High School, only several years later. Obviously, he was older than I was, but I had a couple of teachers that remembered Danny. There is even a plaque inside the lobby honoring Molly Hatchet as they made a big donation to the school when they made great success. Hard to believe it's been 4yrs since the last original member passed, guitar great Steve Holland. RIP Steve and the entire band.
I was 19 in 1979, so this was always playing somewhere.
They're probably blocked because all members of this band are now deceased, and family / estates / probate are likely trying to access whatever revenue they can. I don't know, it's way above my paygrade, but .....R.I.P. Molly Hatchet. I actually shared some herb with a later version of the band when they came to our town in a later (tribute?) version of the band when Phil McCormack handled the vocals. He told me that the original singer, Danny Joe Brown had battled alcoholism along with numerous other ailments, but was an exceptional human being. Bruce Crump was one of the finest drummers of the 70's and 80's imho and that is saying something. His work on this album is a clinic for drummers everywhere. He spent his later years as an instructor / teacher of music. God bless him and Rest in peace boys. You sure made some glorious noise while you were here.
Any track from the first 3 albums for sure.
Speeding ticket song.
"Sorry Officer, had the Hatchet on!"
Well, son consider this a warning. 😂❤
Drum mix is so good on this album.
Saw them on this breakout tour at Florida State U.
Guys are from Jacksonville.
3 guitarists on stage, probably a couple more standing by on the bus.
Do "Dreams", a great cover of Allman Brothers Band.
I love how the groove switches between a half time shuffle to a 4/4 rock shuffle… fun!
They really had kick-ass album covers. ❤
"FALL OF PEACEMAKER"🎵🎶🎼
Awesome rhythm guitar riff🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🇦🇺👍🏻
Yes!! That riff is NASTY
Was in Daytona Beach in for spring break in 1976 which coincided with Bike Week and went to a bar called the Wreck. Molly Hatchet was on stage. Fantastic! A couple of years ago later and I hear them on the radio.
That was a popular kick-ass rock song. Love it .... More please
@@corawheeler9355 "was"? It still is a kick ass song.
Boogie No More, I Used to Love Her, Fall of the Peacemakers.
Dreams is the best MH Tune. Has it all. An ALLMAN Bros. Cover.
Although the footage is grainy , the sound is solid of Molly Hatchet at New Jersey's Capitol Theater from 1978 . The video falls under "Historical Footage" because of it's early video days recording . Anyway there is a bunch of great videos out in youtube land from that era . The show I'm refering to is when Molly Hatchet opened for The Outlaws ( video of their part if the bill is out there too ) i'd seen the same show days before or after when it came to The Palladium in NYC . It was a true guitar lovers night of music 🙂
This was my first really favorite song!!
God we LOVED this stuff back in the day! I had no idea at the time how much great music we had.
Back in the mid to late 80s, Molly Hatchet was coming to a city about an hour and a half away, I didn't trust my wheels at the time so I asked this guy I worked with if he would drive, I'd buy his ticket and gas, he asked, , who is she?? I told him nevermind!! But I did get to see them a few years later, jammin concert!!
If Skynyrd, had a baby, with The Allmans'...and he went to Juvy. ..😂❤
😂😂
Molly Hatchet rocked their asses off.... Southern rock!
I'm from Edmonton in Canada and had the great pleasure of seeing these guys twice. The first time was for the Flirtin' With Disaster tour. I had their first 2 albums so I sort of knew what to expect from them. I don't think they knew what to expect from us frost bitten Canadians. After their show we ended up calling them back for 3 encores. The last one they came out in their gym shorts and tee shirts to play. Just goes to show great music can transcend anything.
Saw them early in 1979 opening for Foreigner in Portland OR. It was an epic concert, I was 15 feet from the stage.
I'm watching this on UA-cam! Can't beat three lead guitars!!
Guitar Army 🤟
@@brenthenderson3983 I’m glad it got up! It was blocked for a bit. This video is too good not to share lol I love these guys already
My god. That was epic! These guys get down!!
Glad you are getting to some Southern Rock! Dreams I'll Never See by Hatchet is great song.Also time for some Lynyrd Skynyrd!!!!
“Dreams I’ll Never See” is a great remake (and totally different vibe) than the great Allman Brothers “Dreams”. The Allmans’ version is much more bluesy and subdued but I love them both.
I’m down for some skynyrd… I only know the hits. I’m down for a dive on both
I have this album!
Dreams I’ll never see next awesome
I’ll add it to the list! Thank you!
Ahhhhhhhh..... takes me back to my high school days!
It has been said ( As a Joke) That this drummer before joining Molly Hatchet was in a Rush Cover band!
The ENTIRE ALBUM is 🔥
😎💪🤙
@@peacefulwarrior4078 dude I bet it is if this song is evidence of the rest lol
Saw them at an outdoor festival in the 80's, they just ripped it apart for about an hour and a half. Tight band, great show.
That's awesome
I'd have love to have seen them. I've heard Danny Joe Brown was an incredible frontman
RIP to all the original band members 🙏
This is one of my all-time favorite songs. I owned the record album and used to go in my basement with my record player and blast this song and dance around to it. I love how all the guitar fills are slightly different. There is a great live performance of this song on UA-cam which is really excellent. Thanks Miss Blondie.
I bet! I would have done the same lol. Such a great song. I’ve been listening to it non stop since I recorded this lol
Awesome! Excellent! Great! Fantastic! Stellar! Loved it when it first came out, still do to this day!!!! ✌️
Lee, I'm a collector of Frank Frazetta books and posters from way back. Absolutely love his artwork. I noticed that "Dark Kingdom" poster on your wall the first time I found your channel. I don't know if you've ever read up on Frank Frazetta's life and career but the dude pretty much set the standard for "Fantasy art" today. He illustrated for famous publications, books, advertisements, movie posters, comic books and more since all the way back in the 1950s. His work spawned many excellent imitators such as Boris Vallejo and others but Frazetta's style is a look that can never be duplicated exactly! The man was one of the great artists imo.
My son only in his 20s collects Frazetta art and of course his incredible album covers
Believe it or not in Miami (art district in Wynwood) many are getting into Frazetta's style
Even doing morals on street walls
@@coffee-xg6my I can’t show “dark kingdom” to the daughters so I have that one safely put away. I love franks work now. I wasn’t aware until someone sent me the art last year … he is amazing! I’ve seen his artwork in fantasy stuff before I just didn’t know his name. I don’t know much about him though . I will have to look into his story. Thank you for watching!!
I saw them back in the early '80s, they rocked like hell live!
Go back about 4 years and there was quite a dry period there where there was very little King Crimson even available on UA-cam to watch. It had been there before and then it all disappeared because there was a huge legal battle going on of some sort with record or something, so they basically took it offline for a long time.
And then finally the lawsuits were all settled, and fairly quickly it started populating back on UA-cam. For that reason, it actually doesn't surprise me that also it might be still heavily blocked in terms of copyright stuff.
Really great southern guitar band.
A really good rocking. What an album cover!
It made it past the blockers. It's out here...temporarily. This song reminds me of NASCAR '98 on the original Sony Playstation. It would get you fired up while playing.
Don’t drive while listening to this. This was used appropriately in the movie Dukes of Hazard. Great soundtrack.
Next track by them should be Dreams I’ll never see. It’s an Allman Brothers cover.
I think Blue Oyster Cult got started a little earlier than Molly Hatchet, but they definitely overlapped. They were just from very different segments of the overall music scene, but it wasn't uncommon at all for people to be fans of both.
Thanks for requesting this Miss Blondie! Forgot how awesome it was. Need to make sure it gets to my road trip playlist! Thanks L33 for getting this past the blocks! You rock! ☮️❤️🎶
You're so welcome
It's on my "Cleaning The House" Playlist
So far no tickets vacuuming 😅
Great song. Good job L33
@@TheodoreWeiser thanks man! Thank you for watching 🙏🙏
I first heard this song because it was the opening song for EA's, NASCAR '98, video game.
Yeah but MH calls it Dreams I’ll never see. I love both versions.
Gator Country is a cool song to do next. A tongue-in-cheek commentary of the rivalry between much of the southern fried rock at the time and the various southern states they came from vs Florida. Many mentioned in the song including Skynyrd, Allmans, Elvin Bishop, Charlie Daniels, Marshall Tucker and the Outlaws etc. Ironically (and prob as a joke) they take a shot at Skynyrd for Alabama even though they are from Jacksonville FL.
Speaking of the Outlaws and Florida. If you haven’t done it already, Green Grass and High Tides is well worth checking out. The Florida Guitar Army. Hughie Thomasson, Billy Jones and Henry Paul. 10 min of 🔥
Drummer reacts to "Green Grass & High Tides" by Outlaws
ua-cam.com/video/ZAr5RRA324Q/v-deo.html
One of my favorite finds on this channel was that song. ITS SO damn good lol thank you for the context that is awesome. I love rivalries lol
@@L33Reacts 👍 thanks! I missed that one. I will check it out!
@@L33Reacts I meant Gator Country is about rivalries. Green Grass and High Tides is about past rock and roll legends who had died and Thomasson imagined them playing for him. Hendrix, Morrison, Joplin etc. The title of the song is a reordering of a Rolling Stones earlier compilation album title called High Tides and Green Grass.
You mentioned there being some similarity to BOC but I always thought they sounded like Lynyrd Skynrd. Thanks for the reaction.
Thanks for the ride, Miss Blondie! Great stuff
My pleasure Snoops
All “Molly Hatchet” album covers rank among the best of all-time ❤️🔥⚔️
Thank you Miss Blondie ❤️ girls from Brooklyn Rock ! 🫵🏻
“Dreams I’ll Never See” next please 🙏🏻 My Favorite
Molly Hatchet album covers are incredible, my son only in his 20s collects them
Thank you Mike for the nice Brooklyn Girl comments....
ssshhh🤫
mostly in the 80s, my informative years girls were into disco style music
Brooklyn Rocker Chicks were rare back then especially Southern Rock
"How ya doin"
A cool reaction video, you should do a reaction video to Molly Hatchet - Fall of the Peacemakers. One of the best songs ever recorded, it is a very good, good, good song!
Awesome! Glad you enjoyed. Thank you for the suggestion I am definitely doing more from them
Glad you enjoyed it and we didn't get a speeding ticket phew 😅
That's more like it!
@@jimreeves1 bro your telling me… you already know lol
You would of thought this was Lynyrd Skynyrd wouldn’t ya? Yee🤠 Ha! 🤠
I do believe there is a bird whistle in there
Seriously it's the 3 lead guitar sound
3 badass geeters😊
This band never got the full credit it deserved.
You need to do a rocker Bounty Hunter it kicks
Dreams
Worth the squeeze!!!!
Florida's Southern Rock Bands : Lynyrd Skynyrd, 38 Special, Molly Hatchet, The Outlaws.
Except for The Outlaws, the other 3 bands you listed were formed right here in Jacksonville, FL, home of southern rock.
Beatin The Odds!
Wowser, what a great track. Yet another new to me band and I look forward to more. Thanks so much Miss Blondie, worth a deep dive, Lee. Great reaction! Blessings all.
So happy you liked it Shirley
This song is on my "Clean The House" Playlist
Many in past years have gotten speeding tickets listening to this
@@missblondie2393 Lol
Great song and reaction
Thank you Lee for taking my re-request song. Sorry for being a pain in the butt however I had a strong feeling you'd love it
It's such a shame they blocked it as all original members have passed away RIP
UA-cam is ridiculous at times if you get any grief I'll take the blame
Let me know I'm not kidding
raising two kids into young adults I learned how to fight the good fight
Love And Music Always 🎶 💜🎶🤟
@@missblondie2393 I’ll make sure to let you know 😆🫡 thank you for this. I love this song already I’ve been playing it nonstop since I recorded this. You know your stuff…
@L33Reacts Shameless geek about music
I can't imagine a day without music
Interesting to note both my kids are in the music business. They had Rock drilled in their head from birth
Your girls are getting quite a musical education
Stretched this cassette tape till it looked like dental floss.
Dude I believe it! This fuckin rocks lmao
😂😂
there is NOTHING wrong with this song !!!!
Nope not in the slightest ! This shit rocks
Enjoy the song but please, don't flirt with disaster!
Need more southern rock..38 special hold on loosely.. yes still need some triumph..
I love 38 Special
@@msfoodiediva I did a triumph track but yeah we need to do more for sure
@L33Reacts fight the good fight is great track from triumph and it was featured on supernatural
Beating the odds
Fall of the Peacemakers
Dreams and Gator Country are 2 good songs by MH.
Nicknamed The Guitar Army
All there album covers use same type artwork
Helloooo algorithm.