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You'll never be forgotten dear Matt ❤

Saw Molly Hatchet in 1979 at the Villarreal Convention Center in McAllen, Texas as they opened up for ACDC. This was my first concert ever. They lit up the house with some awesome southern rock! What a concert! ACDC with Malcom on Bon's shoulders running through the crowd. Danny Joe and the rest of the band, thanks for the memories. Rest in Peace Brothers🙏.

I loved Danny's voice, I still sing like him today whenever I hear one of their songs. When everyone was playing Lyanrd,I was jamming Molly. Who we kidding I'm from The South and loved all Southern rock. And yes I consider The Eagles Southern rock because they were from Southern Cali. LOL! Sleep well brother.

He was a " one and only"

Jake was a great singer 6:52

I am amazed at how many of these vintage gay photos are in existence, especially when LGBTQ was not popular in those days. A piece of History that I am happy to be educated about. Also, a surprise is the number of Military photos.

I was just here last month and it was gorgeous!

3:08 very nice couple❤

l'Amour est un sentiment éternel que nul peut détruire.

My favorite singer, favorite band, RIP DJB

Couldn’t handle the demons.

loving is the most beautiful thing, life is made like this, when we love, we feel carried.

Beautiful video. Beautiful music. Beautiful sentiment. Our Gay brothers being themselves when it was very very dangerous to do so.

Grew up inJacksonville's Northshore neighborhood .Couple blocks away on Main St was Dino's Rock n Roll Bar. When I was 16 (you could drink at 18 then) I would trade reefer to door guys and bouncers to get in and see Molly Hatchet in 77 before the record deal and the devastating fall of our Freebird. The city of Jacksonville was in shock ! Just mere weeks later CBS Epic Records signs Jacksonville's Molly Hatchet and the rest is history. God Bless all the great Jacksonville musicians we have lost over the years.Thanks for the Music ! RIP. .

Can you get rid of the auto-generated chapters please?

I am a widower. My partner passed away 2 1/2 years ago. We were together since 1988. In 2007 we got married. We remained together another 15 years until cancer took him away. This is not a sad story. All I need to do is remember him and what we had. A smile takes over my face. So many people will never know what he and I had. That is the sad story. Sempiternum. ❤️🩷🧡💛💚🩷💙💜🖤🌈🙏🏻😃

Who's singing the rose?

Proud to be a my true self as a gay man! ❤

I sw them at the "Point After" in Orlando back in 77.

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I'm a gay man and honestly a lot of those pictures look like just guys having their picture taken together!

❤❤poor kid you are a angel rip😢😢

Remembered and appreciated. Rest in peace and thanks for the great music!

Wonderful, thanks

These are some of the nicest, genuine pictures - really appreciated!

Thank you for showing us his resting place. A true rock and roll legend and hero. He is very much missed!

Excellent

Such an iconic, charismatic frontman and amazing human being. He befriended me and changed my life, and showed me what it was like to be in the presence of greatness. I owe so much to that man. Thank 😊you, Danny. ❤

On the video we watch Strong men, with so much love and their lovers. Nowadays, gays are just poor victms of patriarchy. Marxist victms

Danny Joe Brown Molly's Hatchet Needs to be in the 🥊 Rock Roll Hall of Fame

We Will Not Let Hate Win 😔🕯❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🔴🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍🌈🌈

Many of these are NOT gay men, total catfishing.

How can something so achingly beautiful be so reviled?

Outlaws on the loose...runnin, runnin, from the noose

He’s one of my great great uncles or grandfathers

Why did he commit suicide? A serious loss to Southern Rock. That dude played some of the greatest solos, and was Hughie's right hand man. Two greats, both gone, and Outlaw fans are stuck with Henry( THE EGO) Paul.

I will listen to mh greatest hits today on my motorcycle in tribute 2 danny joe brown😢

I thought diabetes got him?

Thanks to all my queer male predecessors. Your honesty and bravery gave me my life.

This just reminds me of all the dark smoky bars and clubs along with dark back streets that gays had to hide in large cities to just meet someone. I can't imagine what gays did in small country cities and towns back then, other than to pretend they were straight and hope no one clocked them. It was so sad that life had to be that way but it was . Many of us were told if we pursued a not normal life style, we would die a tragic and hopeless death. Even in the movies if we were shown at all , it generally ended in tragedy. Thankfully some of these things have changed a bit.....

Some of the pictures certainly look as though the men may be "a couple," but many of the pictures could be of just good friends. Without knowing the stories of these people, we really don't know who, or how many, were actually homosexual. We LGBTQ people do tend to project onto pictures meanings that we want to be there - and it is true that, in the past, people sometimes viewed things very differently and expressed themselves in different ways. Fortunately, we don't need old pictures to validate our sexuality. The pictures are nice to see, but they may not mean what we want them to mean or insist they do mean. So let's not get so excited, folks!

Love is Love. And the world would sure be a far better place if everyone would just figure that out.

Oh, I get it! A bundle of twigs is a ...

I saw Molly Hatchet several times in the late 1970s and in to the 1980s, Loved every song, every lick, Danny was unbelievable vocalist, I was with in feet of the stage at several MH concerts I went, and to watch the energy these guys had was just amazing, I met Danny think it was 1982 or 1983 he was real friendly, he and some people were having dinner at the same place as we were, he just started talking to us, asked us if we liked Southern Rock..and who we liked and so on, but yeah great guy, was so sad to hear he passed away....

Love...

Deeply moving movie. Being gay is so normal. I was married to my accepting wife for 51 years. I cared for her with MS for most of 26 years. She has now passed. I am free to be the gay man I always was. I am 76.

BULLSHIT

It would be nice if these photos could be colorized and identified with thenames, places and dates.

He’s a true inspiration for how black American (descendants of USA chattel slavery) elected officials MUST run there cities/states,small/medium size towns