"Heeeeeeeeeeeeell Yeahhhhhhh!"
Album opens with a hearty shitkickin' "Hell Yeah!" that pretty much sums up the whole thing. Big barrel chested alcohol fueled Southern fried in your face rock. Hell Yeah!
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Good Southern Boogie
that transcends where you are! Rave reviews from OH, UT, MA...Great Southern rock n roll knows no local bias. I was a newly transplanted Jersey boy when I heard this working at Peaches Records (remember them?) and I was blown away. Great originals and great cover of 'Dreams' as mentioned by Oneofsix. Still sounds good.
best southern rock since Skynyrd
Rock hard, drink hard, RIP Danny Joe Brown, and love the use of the Death Dealer on the cover by Frazetta.
REAL Rock n' Roll
I went to an Outlaws concert in 77 or 78, the warm up band was Molly Hatchet, (Molly who??!) Man did they blow away the Outlaws. If you are a Southern Rock and Roll fan, you gotta love this group. Hold to your hat!!
EXCELLENT cover.....
...of the Allmans' Dreams I'll never see.... goes WELL with Green Grass and High Tides, Free Bird and Whippin' Post....
LONG LIVE DANNY JOE BROWN
Must have for any 70's rocker.
BER3257
This is one of their best albums. The group had a great sound and their must was great on FM radio when it was king.
Guilty Pleasures
Being from the North, one could only chuckle and gleefully pick up awesome albums with album art like Molly Hatchet. If they only could have showed you the back of this one, where it goes on to try to explain how they came up with Molly Hatchet. Does it matter? This is Southern Rock at its most Southern. Bounty Hunter (Why, I DIDN'T know that $500 would get my head blown off - but I'll keep it in mind!), Gator Country, are classics that shouldn't be missed. The cover of "Dreams I'll Never See" is quite good and not to be missed. This is the Southern Rock they won't play on modern day canned radio anymore. Go get it!
