Molly Hatchet - Live At Rockpalast 1996 (Full Concert Video)
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- Setlist:
01. Bounty Hunter 0:00:26
02. It's All Over Now 0:03:51
03. Gator Country 0:08:49
04. RollingThunder 0:15:39
05. Devil's Canyo 0:23:25
06. Down From The Mountain 0:29:24
07. Whiskey Man 0:34:08
08. Dreams I’ll Never See 0:38:54
09. Fall Of The Peacemakers 0:48:03
10. The Journey 0:57:02
11. Flirtin’ With Desaster 1:04:04
Lineup:
Bobby Ingram (g)
Phil McCormack (voc)
Bryan Bassett (g)
Mac Crawford (dr)
Andy McKinney (b)
John Galvin (key)
Leslie Hawkins (b-voc)
Therisa McCoy (b-voc)
It was a very special moment for Southern rock fans when the American band Molly Hatchet rocked the historic Loreley open-air stage to great acclaim on 23 June 1996 and had their spectacular show recorded as part of a Rockpalast broadcast by the German TV channel, WDR. The audience witnessed a memorable comeback by one of the most important Southern bands - along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman Brothers - ever to have travelled the globe.
That afternoon, Molly Hatchet seem to have enjoyed a fantastic time, presenting absolute classics from their at that time 20-year-career, such as ‘Down From The Mountain’ and ‘Fall Of The Peacemaker’, as well as two tracks from their brand new album Devil’s Canyon, which marked the end of their involuntary five-year hiatus. Previously, their American management company had repeatedly requested demo recordings without, however, giving the go-ahead for another album production.
For this reason, a number of studio dates had been arranged and postponed, until Molly Hatchet at last recorded their eighth album with the support of a new record company at the Karo Studios in Brackel near Hamburg in spring 1996. The album made a major impact. “Devil‘s Canyon put us back on the rock music map,” guitarist Bobby Ingram explained a few months later. “We had no idea what to expect. We rekindled our enthusiasm and concentrated on delivering our optimum performance. Reactions were overwhelming. We hadn’t remotely expected such positive feedback.”
The international press could hardly contain their delight. “For Heaven’s sake, don’t hang around staring at this sheet of paper, go out and get the most honest, timeless and best piece of hard rock that the world has seen in recent years! Rise, Molly, RISE!“ enthused a German music magazine in its August 1996 issue, voting the recording no. 2 of their album charts and awarding it top marks.
To the delight of their countless fans, the Molly Hatchet set on that warm afternoon in June 1996, on the eve of the arrival of their comeback album, included ‘Rolling Thunder’ and ‘Devil’s Canyon’, two cornerstones of the Devil’s Canyon album. In addition, Molly Hatchet presented their new vocalist Phil McCormack for the first time. McCormack had only recently been enlisted after a doctor had ordered absolute rest for his predecessor, founder member Danny Joe Brown, due to another critical diabetes attack during the studio recordings.
On stage at the Loreley, Molly Hatchet again wowed their audience with those haunting guitar duels and rolling grooves which have become the band’s trademark over the years, just like their deeply melodic chorus parts and authentic lyrics of their songs. “There’s a special philosophy of life in the South,” Ingram subsequently revealed. “Southern rock is about real life, it goes straight to the heart. We in Florida are very straightforward, and our music reflects that. You can tap your foot to it, you can clap your hands, and it makes people happy.” This Rockpalast performance will certainly make Molly Hatchet’s fans happy!
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2 thumbs up for the southern rock, I grew up whistling to all those tunes 🧩
Wow… Leslie Hawkins! Love the Honkettes!!! 👍🏼
I grew up watching Phil Mcormack play for the Jazz Bo Mcman band back in the 70's in McLean VA. Great band and great lead singer.
No wonder Danny Joe Brown picked him as a replacement. Great seeing him in this concert with the boys at a all time high!!!
RIP Phil
Saw original Molly Hatchet 1979 w/the Outlaws.
I’ve always loved those guitar riffs.
Great band really……..
Molly Hatchet is a dream for all the lover`s of southern rock. Thank you.
Was...
Great singer RIP
Best concert I ever saw was Skynyrd in 1976. Allen Collins stole the show!! That said, how would you all compare them to Molly Hatchet? I think Hatchet is a seriously under rated band. What great musicians. And Blackfoot? Amazing talent out of JAX. Long live the south.
Anyone ever meet Allen Collins? Im writing a book about his life.
my favor southern Rock Band!
Great show! I saw them live at a festival in Ohio back in 1991.
Impressed with this version of Molly Hatchet, very respectful tight group! Thank you for sharing!!
This lineup was criminally underrated
its a cover band, its not molly hatchet
@@westoftherockiesgo to hell hater
@@westoftherockiesStop this idiotic 'cover band' talk, please.
Molly Hatchet Rocks thanks for posting!🎸
Saw Hatchet 10 times. With DJB probably 4 times. I saw this line up in South Carolina. Met the band after. Including the lovely Leslie Hawkins. Former Honkette in Skynyrd.
Didn't realise that Leslie was still alive
@@fayewittwer5208 I just did a quick search. Evidently she is alive. Probably around 1996 when I met her and Bobby Ingram. Columbia, SC.
@@j.m.5300 Is that Bobby Ingram from Molly Hatchet
@@fayewittwer5208 yes indeed
Excellent concert ! This was to me the best 'new' Molly Hatchet formation !!!
I agree
Thanks so much for the compliment
Thank you sir
This band is awesome, I'm a fan of these guys, the essence of pure rock n roll, fantastic!!!!
This is a underrated band! Always has been. They deserve hall of fame
So much changed in such a short period of time.
Vert vert thanks for your vidéos of Rockpalast..
PLEASE 38 spécial rockpalast.. 🤞👍
Awesome Fellas🎸《☆》Hatchet & 38 Spl always played Free concerts in Jax for Holidays✌️🤠🌵
I saw them in 1983 at the Rockford IL Speedway, this is nothing compared to then.
Now we can see and hear how good Phil was compared to the current singer Parker Lee. RIP Phil
Phil was good always liked him RIP. Parker Lee is a joke and Bobby is a bigger joke.
Showzaço! Salute from Brazil! Fora Pixuleco!
Wow
Saw the original band back in '79 with Point Blank. Both bands blistered the stage! Then saw the original band again with (original) 38 Special and (original) Blackfoot. It couldn't get any better than that!
The new iterations of Hatchet? No thanks.
Molly hatchet that unmistakable sound it sets them apart from the rest the best southern rock group ever
Saludos de México good rock
Saw this version of the ban around this time in SoCal. They were excellent
Mi primer concierto en USA, New Year's Eve 1981-82, Molly Hatchet, The Outlaws, Lakeland Fla. Ya sin Danny Joe Brown. Inolvidable.
This is better than that bubble gum stuff of today
Listen how good they sounded here in 96 compared to todays lineup.
This was a good line up. Albums like Devils Canyon and Silent Reign of Heroes can easily compare with the older stuff. Dont now what is in Bobby’s mind too play with only one guitar picker. Today its sounds terrible.
@@sarinawagemans1365 And that kid singing now is terrible!
You got that right. Bobby is a thief charging $75 a ticket for a 1 guitar MH with a terrible singer.
@@sarinawagemans1365awful what Bobby did to this once great band. Greedy greedy guy. They are playing by me in January $75 a ticket.
This band is good but they ain’t nothin like the original & that’s the only lineup I ever saw 😊
💯True for me too, but I'm glad they did all they could to keep this awesome music alive. Even today, with all the original members gone, there is a copy band still trying to keep this music alive.
Miss Dave, Duane, Steve and Banner.
Love them, they done some great hard rock later, Pete from London, (big ufo fan ), subbed !
Tonka Chapman; Gater Country and Killer Bees iirc, RIP
That's huge Thomas playing from the Outlaws with him with them
Excellent show and it appears that the sound crew couldn't get the mix right on the guitarist with the PRS, instead they cranked up the rhythm so loud...🤔
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It takes at least two guitars for Molly Hatchet more like three plus bass.
Y'all should have listened to the progression of many of these songs with the bounty hunter band. basically the Danny Joe Brown band, I
Am and still friends with the living members of that band. I have a original copy of edge of sundown
This is better than the bubble gum crap of todays music
I never thought anybody could replace D.J.B.,.....BUT...
that's not MH, what a shame
Guitars sounded great
Where is the 4 men guitar army gone???
Not a Gibson guitar on the stage.
Rockpalast ???
Since when keys?
Molly Hatchet tribute band.
I got wanting to say stop the madness
Lead singer sounds to very close if not like Danny Joe Brown.
Damals mit Foghat gesehen und der gute Danny Joe Brown war hackedicht.
What’s the best army in the world? Yep, a guitar army!! Long live Southern Rock and all its harmony leads and kick-a riffs. Keep shufflin’ boys!!!!
What’s the best army in the world?
The Lord's army.
Southern Rock is good, but let us give place.
These guys deserve to be inducted into the Waffle House of Fame
Tribute Band with BOOBIE!!
Had momixea Highir Thomasson was in this. Great video
No steve holland or djb? Cover band. Molly was always 3 guitars not 2
Hatchet and the Allman Bros in Boston was a great show. when southern rock-blues was peaking. sad the dwindling bands out there now!
No Danny, No Phil, Band is not Molly Hatchet 😢
You got that right he don't have the heart DJB just a cover band
NOT ONE ORIGINAL MEMBER....
😅
Tribut.....yes.......were is D.J.B....
Dead
not molly hatchet ! without original mebers ! Rip danny !
the "Ingram-Decade" wasn`t that bad....better than to dig the whole project.
Dude, you can't even spell member s😂
@mrbuzzib, if you don't like, get out here hater
Rest of band look like NYC moddls
.....die wären gerne Molly Hatchet.
Keyboards? Original line up didn’t have a keyboard player. This is a tribute band and there name is Moldy Catshit!
Wrong. Molly has had keys going way back - just not a full-time member. What you do think that is you're hearng on the original 'All Over Now' on FWDisaster?
Where's Danny Joe I don't see any original members
Ma questi non sono i Molly Hatchet....Una buona cover Band....!!
This ISNT Hatchet! No original members found.
Tribute Band at best.
not molly hatchet
Remember that they used to have 3 guitarist I only see two
Now only 1.
This is a cover band. Rip DJB
Ex UFO axe man Paul Chapman did Gator Country, more a tribute, can't revive the past and yeah, Danny Joe was most excellent but sounds like his diet got the better of him
They try hard. But they fail.
This is a cover band
This is terrible
They are a cheap rip off insult to Danny joe
Stop the foolishness. Danny Joe handpicked this singer and this line-up had his blessing.
Where is the other guitars...
They start the show with keyboard noise.This is not Molly Hatchet.This is a bunch of kooks trying to.make money off some one else's hard work. MOLLY HATCHET with KEYBOARDS. This is SOME BAND PLAYING MOLLY HATCHET MUSIC. HORRIBLE. THE BOBBY HATCHET TRIBUTE BAND !!!
This is better than the bubble gum crap of todays music
No steve holland or djb? Cover band. Molly was always 3 guitars not 2
This is terrible
No, it's not. And the albums this line-up put out rival much of the classic Molly output.
I agree this line up was great. Albums like Devils Canyon and Silent reign of heroes can easily compare with the older stuff.