Molly Hatchet Live 1979 - Flirtin' With Disaster
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- June 27, 1979 performance of the title cut from their second album.
Featured Performers:
Danny Joe Brown: Vocals
Bruce Crump: Drums
Dave Hlubek: Guitar
Steve Holland: Guitar
Duane Roland: Guitar
Banner Thomas: Bass
this is
what i call music
who agrees
with me!!
What!??? I would've added 1,000,000,000 more if I woulda' seen thus before today in 2024!!!
100% this is real music
not me. Every southern rock band tried to emulate Lynyrd Skynyrd back them. All copy cats. And all never stood the test of time.
@@johnzubil2875Charlie Daniel’s was great and had his own thing
They blow
I was probably the only black guy watching this show at 12 am when I was young I love music no matter what kind..
Hellyeah brother! I'm black and 18, this, Skynrd, Outlaw, 38 Special, Blackfoot, and various speed metal is what fills my playlist!
THE WRATHCHILD .....Well, I’m white....and you two guys are freaking me out. Lol. But, anyways.....I guess black guys knows good rock when they hear it, too... YOU GUYS ROCK!!!!! 😎
No you were a human like all of us enjoying music period
This damned society always tries that color or creed shit. But thank you for showing them were humans
Well...im hella white and love old 70s funk
Danny Joe Brown is Native American.
Who's here in 2020? Love Molly Hatchet!!
my big ass
Amen - RIP DJB
Saw them at least 10 times back in the day..always a good show
Only got to see them once. They will always be a favorite.
I remember having this album cover hanging on my wall next to my Kiss Destroyer album cover and my Farah Fawcett poster.
STILL ROCKIN' IN 2020!
I remember having this album cover hanging on my wall next to my Kiss Destroyer album cover and my Farah Fawcett poster.
STILL ROCKIN' IN 2020!
I had all three!!
Same!
I think we had the same room!
There is no music like that in 2024! Miss those guitars, the hair, tight jeans. Miss the 70s!!!
Man, 40 years later and your hair still stands on end even with terrible audio! Such a killer band! RIP to all who have gone :-(
That's the entire band, centaurus b777 💔
This is the line up of MH that I wish I could've seen play live
Everyone in this video now 😞
Which includes the entire originalo lineup Of Hatchet
You guys already know yyyea the real deal I'm glad you're still out there
Danny Joe Brown was Molly Hatchet and to me, they will never be Molly Hatchet without him.
Will Digg yessir you are so right, they're gone but not without leaving us some of the best music of our lifetime.
Agreed!
RIP Danny Joe
Danny Joe Brown took the reigns from Ronnie Van Zant and took Southern Rock to the Next Level 🌹
Yeah, too bad he lost his mind and destroyed a hotel room and didn't make his last show...beatin' the odds came out and it was all over.
RIP Danny Joe Brown, Duane Allman, Berry Oakley, Hughie Thomason, Ronnie VanZant, Steve Gaines , Cassie Gaines, Allen Collins, Toy Caldwell, Tommy Caldwell, Billy Jones,and The rest of you that kept our vision of music alive!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Danny Joe Brown had a very unique voice. He’s missed
I am also one of the "Class Of 78" boys and we burnt up the arenas too back in the day. We seen em all whether we liked em or not, lol. Nugent, Bad Company, Boston, Kansas, Seger, Loverboy, Golden Earring, Thin Lizzy, Mellencamp, Aerosmith, Marshall Tucker, Charlie Daniels, Foreigner, Heart,ARS,Alvin Lee &10 Years Later, Mothers Finest, Van Halen, Journey, Springsteen, Hank Jr., Alabama, Styx, 38 Special, ZZ Top, David Gates & Bread, Skynyrd, Doobie Bros,Molly Hatchet.
We stoned up & rocked out
"We gamble with our time...we choose our destiny..." RIP Danny Joe Brown
Danny Joe Brown - lead vocals
Dave Hlubek, Duane Roland, and Steve Holland - guitar
Banner Thomas - bass
Bruce Crump - drums
There will never be a Molly Hatchet like that ever again... :(
There was nothin' better than puttin' the top down on my '68 Camaro, slammin' that Molly Hatchet tape in the 8-track, and putting that 327 to the FLOOR......man....
QuantumRift you left out that it was a piss yellow 68 SS with semi bald tires because I had a lead foot back then....Damn I miss that car.
68 Chevelle Malibu L88 M22 4:10 limited slip solid motor mounts bronze racing clutch and a tank of av gas! I miss my Chevelle.
Doc MacLaren's Tinkering - 1969 Camaro super sport 396, 375 HP turbo 400 w/a rally sport package/flip head lamp covers, power windows, 8 track with flirtin and disaster.
Fuckn A
68 Cougar, 289 Shelby, had a powerbooster hooked up to the Craig Powerplay, had Advent house speakers that set in the backseat.
sent home for wearin' Molly Hachet tee shirt in jr high 1978
WTF? I thought that shit only happened now.
Double D - That's funny.
Duane DeBock Double D? Is that your name or another way of saying your name? I'm not sure who your message is for.
***** that'd what this person is saying. They were in jr.high in 1978. You could wear whatever you wanted to school in those days and people did. You only hear about that type of shit happening now.....people being sent home for what they wear.
***** hmmm, I don't know. I'm pretty sure I've heard stories about kids being sent home from public school for stuff they were wearing.
EVERYtime in 1979-to now 2024 i'd crank it up & get SO HAPPY.when i heard this song!! Great video & memories!!!❤
I was born in '67 and by the time I was 10 I had discovered Ted Nugent and bought Cat Scratch Fever on a 45 for .99 cents with my lawn mowing money in the summer of '77 but then Molly Hatchet broke on the scene and the first 33 LP I bought was "Flirtin With Disaster". It blew me away and made me get my first guitar. Always loved Zeppelin too and Skynyrd but Molly Hatchet is the real shit.
hey I saw Molly Hatchet in the hot sweaty summer of '79 at ISU { Illinois State University ) with none other than Charlie Daniels Band - what a time, what a concert, a moment in time, I pulled up in my jeep, no shirt, straw hat and levis, with my friends, chicks everywhere - pot everywhere, what a time. needless to say those young days will never happen again but man what time it was.
My favorite look for men. Mmmmm…
what a great band...Danny you are missed brother.
When the guitar and base players are jamming, I have a picture of this. I seen them many times through the years and I finally got it autographed.😊
RIP Molly Hatchet , they are all in Rock and Roll heaven now.
Damn! I miss Molly Hatchet! Danny Joe Brown! Hands down one of the most unique sounding voices of all time...Flirting with disaster is in my top 5 songs of all time...just saying...
Danny Joe Brown The King Of Molly Hatchet
Agreed, Danny could sing and the guitars rocked! Totally killer! This one just kills me, best version ever! ruclips.net/video/pEDQe8mb4rE/видео.html
Ahhh the good old days....High...school. Hatchet...Life was soooo good
Yes sir!
3 smoking guitars and a soul thumpin bass! I call it go fast rock! 54 yrs old n I'll get a speed sheet quick if this jam comes on! It's mandatory Southern law practically to speed while jamming to this ! Flirting with disaster by Molly hatchet, Mississippi queen by mountain, and train train by blackfoot! Southern Rock Gold! Ohh and they call me the breeze by skynnard !
R.I.P. Danny Joe. Thru video your talent will live on forever! Got to meet him once after a show in the 80s. Very cool dude, easy-going, no rock star attitude.
The loudest band I ever worked for! RIP Danny Joe
Miss this kind of music
Always makes me think about my dad. Molly Hatchet is his favorite band of ALL time! I've been listening to it since the day I was born.
I saw them live in Worcester, Ma on this day in 1981 at E.M. Loews Theatre. They blew the roof off the place !!!!
Saw them open for Foreigner in '79 in Portland OR, what an awsome concert that was. They just rocked the house, one of the all-time best opening acts I ever saw.
Ah it does my heart good watching these boys kick ass!!!
Another example of why the 70's was the last great decade for live music! If you were there you know what I mean. If you weren't... you missed it.
+Tom Long yep.. hatchet,heart, bad company,april wine,frampton,ufo,bob seager...great time,great shows and great ticket prices...rock on tom
+Freyja11331ify ...rock n roll freyja...nothin against molly but the quality of this video is terrible..doesnt do hatchet justice...
Absolutely Correct On That! The 70's Rocked On So Many Levels!
Are the 70’s over
Tom Long ... truth!
I seen them live in west germany in 1983 when i was a soldier. I was missing home and Molly Hatchett that night gave me a small taste of being back on the block with my buddies. . Friggin outstanding concert
@ Mike Richards thank you for serving and lucky you to see in concert
Danny Joe brown my favorite band lead singer. Hard core southern Rock at its best! RIP DANNY JOE
How we took for granted a concert with Molly Hatchet, Wet Willy, MTB and Pure Prairie League for $ 8.00 ahh the 70s
Original lineup - Their prime. RIP DJB & Duane Roland.
Rip Banner Thomas and Bruce Crump.
RIP Dave Hlubek
I was lucky to see them at the Bar Association in Springfield Ma in 1987. A new noise ordinance was just put in for out door concerts. Stop playing at 11pm. It rained earlier that night and took time to dry things out. At 11 Danny Joe acknowledged this and then told the City FUCK YOU! And then they went right into Flirting with Disaster. Cops on stage pulling plugs while the band rocked on. Simply the Best!
Just heard about the last member of this line up dieing , very sad . Molly Hatchet one of the best 2 things that ever came out of Jacksonville Florida. For all the true southern rockers. R.I.P we will miss you and thanks for the beautiful music in the world!!!! Hell yeah!!!!!!!!
so you remember Doc Holliday? ;-) only the old timers remember that name.
@@JamesAllmond
As a matter of fact he had a office in my hometown
RIP Bruce Crump....original drummer for Molly Hatchet. Gone too soon.
From Whitmire South Carolina
That's some southern-fried boogie woogie, I must say.
Your right man , I Miss them southern fried week ends man !!!!!
Big fan o yer channel sir! not quite as much of one as I am of hatchet though :P
William Allison Yea i'am a ga.man and i love them southern rock bands that's what i grew up to plus ten yesrs after ,the who ,All the 7o,s 80,s but i'am a true stones fan there the greatest band ever ,,Mick said in late 68 they were going to be the greatest rock band ever and he has proved it . The larggggest concert in the world 1.5 million people just amazing : P
that turned in to heavy metal..by the way, I don;t hear any boogie woogie a tall
DEEP FRIED BROTHER!!
My 1st live band at 9 yrs old.. Never been the same, thank you guys. And my Uncle Rick that snuck me in! R.I.P. Danny J.B.
I remember this song. It is one of my favorites. Danny Joe Brown, Dave Hlubek, Duane Roland, Steve Holland, Bruce Crump and Banner Thomas. I lived off of Highway 160 and went to High School in Charlestown, Indiana.
Saw those guys in the early 80's at a small venue I won tickets to. Kickass show and sadly the way concerts were in the late 60's, 70's and 80's are gone forever. I'm so glad I saw a lot of great bands when you had to wait overnight at a record store to buy tickets.
One more Jacksonville band AMAZING what came from that AREA
Still in my daily song list.. Miss ya Danny, thanks for always having tunes while I was growing up xoxo
I Bought this Awesome Album on Vinyl when i was a Kid.👍
This stuff from my youth always revived me! Who says ya can't go home again? Music like this is the perfect time-machine!
All the greatest southern rock bands comes from Jacksonville & Orange Park Florida!!!
My home town baby!!!!
aren't you forgetting Tampa, Tarpon Springs & Sarasota?
can Molly Hatchet's material be sung in a higher range?
Who came from Tarpon Springs?
Blanding Blvd. keg of nails bar, gentlemans nite club,calico jacks
Who came from Orange Park ?
Banner Thomas, that amazing bass Player. I grew up watching his band Big Engine ever since i was 5. I'm only 19 and young but have a heart for the great old style southern Rock. I knew Banner Thomas very close. Too bad he left Big Engine and retired.
Big Engine's still rockin.
Yeah, those bass lines are freaking incredible!!!!!!!!!! Incredibly hard, too, but I had some friends that we would jam with, and I learned that sumbich note for tote to play it with them when I was first starting out. (At 50yo!!! lol) I learned a LOT learning that song!
"I'm travelin' down that lonesome road". Thank you DJB, & Hachet for many great songs! (Saw them live once in 83).
Florida style southern rock; much respect and love from Texas
thanks for the great memories when there was real talent and music...
Awesome song and fantastic video wow thanks to the music enhancement network for uploading this awesome song and fantastic video 😘👍💋👍
Hard working, hard living band. Only one of them is still alive today - Steve Holland. Almost all died before age 60. Saw them in concert twice, both were excellent. Just a great , hard rocking band.
Steve must have passedcaway just days after your comment. All are gone now,, rest in peace men, you are all missed.
I can't believe it's been that long since this song first came out. Wow! My age is showing here.
I got to meet Dave Hlubek in Knoxville, TN, in 79 or 80 when they were in concert there. Really great concert. Really nice guy and great guitarist.
awesome song!! Definitely need to bring these days back
Dave Hlubek: 1951-2017. R.I.P.
My friend, Roger, and I seen the 'Hatch. Molly opened for Kiss on the creatures of the night tour. After makeup was over, we went to the buses. The MH guys were fantastic. shook our hands and talked to us for 5 minutes or so. We talked about radio tunes. Being teens and such. The Molly Hatchet!!!!!!! Good Music Good People.......
Now that. . . is Rock and Roll. Glad I caught Molly Hatchet with Triumph in Cleveland 1985.
Man almost 45 years out and still absolutely nothing better!!
Duane Roland could flat out shred! He was the best in that band. He did the guitar lead on Dreams I'll Never See. He was a true musician.
I was 12 when I first heard Flirting with Disaster. After all these years, this song will ALWAYS be in my top 20❤✌️
Southern Rock! American by birth but Southern by the Grace of God! AMEN!!
Amen!
Danny Joe brown, the sound of molly hatchett, saw them twice,great show, sounded perfect
wow! i was 14 when this came out and can remember like yesterday how it blew me away. all i heard on the radio
Molly Hatchet Live 1979 - Flirtin' With Disaster !! Nice Classic .
:: sigh :: The good old days
I’m hear in 2021 !! Just hit 55 years young and I like me some Molly Hatchet !!
I'm 68 years old and I still love it too!
Saw them Feb 10, 1980 at Mankato State College Highland arena. Awesome show, I think my ears are still ringing lol
This Chicago boy LOVES Southern Rock!
Dang it
Still listening to you you guys. Loving it.
Saw them at the old Va Beach Dome 1979. They were at their peak and the show was ear-piercingly loud and amazing in that acoustic nightmare called the Dome, lol. Then everyone died off. I am blessed to experience those few years with the original band. Danny Joe was the best.
Incredible talent and delivery,the music had soul in the 70’s,this is proof.Great playing great feeling
Molly Hatchet at their very best right there guys. That was great
Too many great southern rock artists lost in their prime, RIP - (Molly Hatchet) Danny Jo Brown, Duane Roland, (Lynyrd Skynyrd) Ronny Van Zant, Steve and Cassie Gains, Allen Collins, Billy Powell, Leon Wilkeson, (Marshall Tucker) Tommy and Toy Caldwell, (Allman Brothers) Duane Allman, Allen Woody, Berry Oakley, (Outlaws) Hughie Thomasson. I'm sure I am missing more, thank you for making beautiful music that will last forever.
I saw this concert, along with a limo picking me up taking me to dinner, Molly concert, and then.. party with the band. One of the best times of my life. Saw the drummer Dave a couple years ago in Gatlinburg working up there. Molly Hatchet with Danny Jo will always be the shizzzz
One of the most Rockin songs I've ever heard bar none
who's here in 2024, 🤘🤘
Naw man I’m here in 1979
None of them, sadly.
This is when tv actually had shit on worth watching.......
The 70's had it all my favourite decade of music
I always liked this southern rock. In 78/79 I was just starting high school. Then I found metal -hair bands. 😂 my daughter now 23 in 2024 knows we had it good 🤘🏼 I do like her bands too ! Metal edge of course !
i love this damn i miss real music today music is shitty
rhonda thompson you are exactly right.me too
this is hard working music at its finest
alli do know is this is the kinda music that is real
+rhonda thompson
I agree Rhonda. However, I recently became turned on to a band that has been around for at least a decade that might change your mind. At least a little. Check out Blackberry Smoke! Then spread the word...Peace!
i want real bands back
This is Real music, played by Real Men who paid their dues down a thousand highways. Not like all this sad instant fame crap we have today. Only death itself stopped the members of Molly Hatchet, and yet their music lives on, to bring joy to millions of fans worldwide. Rest in Peace Danny Joe, Duane and Bruce, job well done gentlemen.
***** How did they die?
The lead singer Danny Joe Brown had a stroke while driving from his brothers house in 1995, after that he suffered from serious complications and also had diabetes. He was hospitalized for a month and died on March 10th 2005 with in one hour of being released from the hospital, he passed away at his home. Duane Roland lead guitarist and founding member died on June 19th 2006 at his home, his cause of death was listed as natural causes. Bruce Crump the original drummer died on March 16th 2015, he had been diagnosed with throat cancer in 2002. There were many contributing factors in each of these awesome men's death, not the least of which is that of their self chosen role of being a human commodity, whom it would appear by a basic study of the quote rock star job description, is as if one is almost bought and sold by contractual obligation there by allowing themselves to be taken on tour around the world over and over again at a pace and frequency that in and of itself would fell most mortal men and expected to be perfect at every show and to continue to help sell millions of records and promote those records with press tours, radio station tours, various appointments and other associated professional obligations, such as song writing and recording and rehearsal combined with, the stress of trying to stay relevant among the vast herd of other bands and groups and solo artists, in other words the competion, while swirling in the hurricane blender of the flavor of the month club, as the publics musical tastes and spending patterns change, seemingly sometimes overnight, all the while battling to retain their core fan base, while trying to hold onto some sense of sanity, honor, self worth, dignity, core value and purpose, while the diminishing percentages of actual profit in the music business demanded that they acquire new fans, who in turn hopefully will buy more tickets, records and merchandise which increased the pressure to tour and record more. If we now add in bad diets, lack of exercise, years with very little sleep, drugs, alcohol, smoking, preexisting or new medical conditions, marital and family pressures and financial, legal and other personal problems, while being lied to, cheated, stolen from, and co opted in manners most unseemly, in a highly organized fashion by parties who were nothing more than leaches, thieves and con men on all sides. Basically life in the fast lane killed them, they chose to burn the candle at both ends, fulfilling their dreams of stardom, while riding on the razors edge all the way to Glory, tuff work indeed, but it comes with nice fringe benefits like the company of beautiful women, money and fame. if you can get it and keep it, till it grinds you all the way down to the bone and kills you. Peace
***** So, you a working musician then?
CrazyBear65 Back in the day I worked for almost 350 bands, groups, solo artists, symphonies, actors and all types of various other entertainers, among them Alabama Red Skelton David Copperfield Judas Priest Ozzy David Allen Coe Marshall Tucker George Jones Conway Twitty Charlie Pride,the Beach Boys Blackfoot, Loverboy Z Z Top Prince, James Brown Charlie Daniels Hank Williams Jr Rush and Molly Hatchet. I have worked as a stage hand, truck loader, stage builder, roadie, body guard, soundman, recording engineer, stage mgr and production consultant. In clubs, concerts, public and private functions, large private parties, athletic events, trade shows, graduations, conventions, outdoor concerts like The Summer Fry 4th of July 1982 Myrtle Beach SC as seen on ABC TV's show 20/20. in studios and in auditions and rehearsal spaces. I worked for three and a half years at the Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium and Arena now known as the Crown Complex I have run mains and monitors and recording studio consoles from 12 to 56 channels and done television live sound ( monitor Mixer) for the Miss North Carolina pageant and (main mixer) for the closing ceremony and trophy and winners check presentation awards at The PGA US Senior Open golf tourney in Pinehurst NC. I am a top 10 percent of class graduate of the Recording Workshop Recording studio school in Chillicothe Ohio and I also write songs and paint landscapes and abstracts and do some basic photography, like my channels sunrise icon. I started out as a teen playing bass got in a band played a few small shows for some cash and later realized that perhaps not everyone would be on stage but that there are plenty of other opportunities in the biz so I started by working for a garage band as a sound man and never looked back, Peace Anthony Smith Comfortzonestudio.com
+Comfortzonestudio.com
Sounds like a great life man! Hey I love Blackfoot what were they like to work with? I seen them in Dublin Ireland in 1982 and it was the best show I have ever seen to this day!
Rock In Peace Molly Hatchet. Miss you guys
Especially Danny Joe Brown
No one sings like you
One of the first Southern Metal Bands & The Best !!😭
Always loved the twin guitars trading licks in the middle ..... can't think of a band that would even try something like this today. Common thread of 70's bands ..Tull, Yes, ELP
Zeppelin, Floyd .. they were all excellent musicians ... most classically trained .... just treasure what we had in the 70's ....... and hope for the best for kids today.
Sadly all of these guys have now passed away except Steve Holland. RIP.
Wow, did not know that. Steve and I had a conversation on the shore of Lake Michigan in Milwaukee when I was in high school. We ate lunch together and talked for a long time. He stood out at as one of greatest rock n roll stars that I ever met.
And i met most of them.
Sorry all gone now-Steve August 2020 Thank guys!
Dude has the best voice
yes i agree
JoJoGunn STFU DUDE
SAGE ANGEL WILLIAMS. danny joe brown still is my choice for a southern metal frontman...in every way!
DJB Native American.
In what universe? He sounds like Kermit the Frog.
every morning i went to college i listened to this album
I had the honor of meeting Steve at his residence last year. We got to talking about guitars, life on the road, booze, and he told a story about a time when they all had a little too much and completely destroyed a hotel room. When I asked why he simply replied, "It felt like the right thing to do". Gotta love it!
100% "Classic" (R.I.P.) "Danny Joe Brown"
That's a whole lotta guitar!!
Was at their record release party at Great Southern Music Hall in Gainesville, FL 1978......they kicked ass!!
These guys were special in the same way Skynyrd & Blackfoot were. Miss the old days...…. BUT still Flirtin with Disaster baby!!!!!!
good old southern rock and roll , Whoo Whoooooo !!!!
I heard this in fall 1979 at University. It's as fresh and awesome now as it was then!
Rest in peace Danny Joe you were one of the greats
R.I.P.Dave Hlubek
People seem to rank Molly Hatchet below other southern rock bands such as Lynyrd Skynyrd. Lynyrd Skynyrd was a fine band but to me Molly Hatchet simply had more clever lyrics to their songs. I really have to rank them as the number one southern-rock band ever.
@ Stanley
? More clever lyrics ? Man what are you smokin ? ' Beatin the Odds'... now there are some 'clever lyrics. If you can say ' Beatin the Odds,,, you've got an entire song.
Stanley Lucas How many hits did Molly Hatchet have? Were they a 1 or 2 hit wonder? They were not on the same level as Skynyrd or the Allman Brothers...Skynyrd was as clean of a band regarding note to note as you will find. They would have blown Molly Hatchet off the stage just like they did The Rolling Stones in Oakland..
I was basically thinking the same thing the other day when I was playing Molly Hatchet at work. Molly Hatchet is a lot better than Skynyrd in my opinion. Don't get me wrong, I like Skynyrd and they were a great band.
They were great but no way as great as Skynyrd or Allman's
@@randymerlo4070 That's just your opinion, and mine is my opinion. Molly Hatchet will always be better in MY opinion.
Real music! No auto-tune. Live and NOW!!!
I was so..how to say it, in another planet back in the 70's and 80's... glad I'm still here tho. This band rocked.
Southern Rock the best!
back when bands were....well....bands.