
Molly Hatchet - Flirtin' With Disaster

Whiskey Man
It's All Over Now
One Man's Pleasure
Jukin' City
Boogie No More
Flirtin' with Disaster
Good Rockin'
Gunsmoke
Long Time
Let the Good Times Roll
Purveyors of southern boogie, but with a definite metallic edge, Molly Hatchet were big hairy brutes of men who would put the fear of God into anyone who crossed their path. Fortunately their music, hard hitting and fired with southern passion, was more attractive, and reached its peak on 1979’s Flirtin’ With Disaster.