Excellent mix, can hear all instruments equally, which is saying a lot!!!

DJB not an original singer. This is an interview of him on a radio program. He mentions there was another singer before him. I not know that. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYimYZyFaMmAY6ssi=8d3vd61mgIY4MVo-

All these years I thought DJB was the original singer. Here is an audio of him on a radio station and he at one point talks about the name. He mentions. He mentions that there was an original singer. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYimYZyFaMmAY6ssi=8d3vd61mgIY4MVo-

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I retired from music. I was a professional Guitarist. A Gary Moore type player. But if I started playing again it be right hear. This is real everything about waken up to this music and the South it don't get no better. ❤

what a voice, so cool

It totally sucks that they have all died. They were so great live. No back track that they sang and played to. Concerts today are completely overpriced karaoke music. Without KZbin this was just a memory. Yes they are all playing as a band.

NEVER gets old!!! Still listening to MH in 2024++

Dave is so good looking and in such great shape. I wish he had taken care of himself because his genetics were amazing. Steve is highly underrated. His solo on Dreams was super strong. If they could have kept this lineup with DJB, they could have produced so much more amazing music.

Love it!!!

I miss this music so much

Damn I miss this period. Talented, self destructive people. I can relate.

miss danny joe brown....

(DEEP SIGH)...really miss you guys....❤

tom your missed but never forgoten brother

Saw them in Tampa 1980 with BLACKFOOT a night 2 remember they JAMMED

Interesting that their biggest hit was received so tepidly yet a cover of an old blues classic made modern famous by Eric Clapton got the crowd riled up.

They were a very good and somewhat influential band. The one thing they were lacking here was a guitar tuner.

Outstanding!

When the first album came out, I was 12 years old, played sick for 3 days to stay out of school so I could play the record non stop full blast. Got to see them not long after, and that was it for me!!!

Southern Fried Rock at its peak !?!

that song "gator" should file an assault charge, it got hit so hard

there's so many transistorized amps on that stage, you could fry an egg.... but I like that stiff mechanical Peavy sound.....I think somebody sells a pedal that does this "open crunch" tone

Could we maybe add one more guitar

Yeah j j the boss music 🎵🎶

"Bounty Hunter", 3 mins of pure FURY!

The word Is Eff ❤

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If I could afford it and they were still together I would hire them.

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

I want that shirt...

Dicky lived in Bradenton though!

I’m 64n you guys are right the bands of the 70s were awesome I’ve seen so many concerts I can’t remember all of them but I know one thing every one of them were kickass I do miss those days

The GREAT DannyJoe Brown!!!

Bad Ass right here!!!! These Boys were the real deal! ☠️😉☠️

Danny Joe 👍🏻

This group had impeccable rhythm. That really set them apart from some of the other southern bands of the time.

My first concert was Molly Hatchet, Blackfoot, and Rainbow back in 1979 for a whopping $7.50. I recently took my son to his first concert to just see Styx, and it was only about $800.00 including T-shirts and a couple of drinks. Gheeze!!!

They are the other Lynyrd Skynyrd

This clip catches the band as I remember them. On fire. Wish it was longer. Wish there was more evidence of what a great live band they were.

REDNECK POWER FOREVER !! Susan Marie PSYCHO VIRGO Holloway Bryson Baby MY LOVE 😍 XOXO ❤

I was a tad late to the party, because although I listened to those albums by Molly Hatchet I didn’t get around to seeing the band live in concert until 1993. And where I saw Molly Hatchet was in Niceville, Florida at the Boggy Bayou Mullet Festival. First, there were a couple of warm-up bands to be endured. Then over the public address system there was an operatic chorus that made me think that an invasion by a horde of Viking warriors was about to rampage the land. And then the band took the stage, and opened up with “Flirtin’ With Disaster,” and for the next two hours I was in Southern rock heaven. Then the show ended with “Gator Country” and then it was time to leave. And then I drove all the way from Niceville to Navarre so I could tell my wife (RIP) about the good time that was had at the show. One of the best anniversary presents ever. And here was the lineup--- Danny Joe Brown: vocals Bobby Ingram: lead and rhythm guitars, slide guitar Erik Lundgren: lead and rhythm guitars Mike Kach: keyboards Buzzy Meekins: bass Mac Crawford: drums, percussion I will remember this always.

why was this not Mick foley intro

No one left to induct into rrhof

Hatchet was cooler than the beetels and Elvis ,but i was a 70s teen

Yeah Jimmy was the last time M.H. really sounded good other than with DJB. Booze,drugs and egos rip apart a lot of great things but this one guitar-keyboard monstrosity B.I. is making money on is a disgrace.

What a trip, nice clear footage too. I saw them on this tour - different city different date but yeah this is what it was like. Dang, nearly 50 years ago now.....

11:32 Flirtin

I am a happy, happy camper.

I just want to jump into the video through my screen and take over the soundboard!