Molly Hatchet: Fall Of The Peacemakers 1980-1985 - COMPACT DISCS

Molly Hatchet: Fall Of The Peacemakers 1980-1985 - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Fall Of The Peacemakers 1980 1985 Artist: Molly Hatchet Label: Cherry Red Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 5013929920606 Genre: Rock, Southern Rock Release Date: 2018 08 03 Number of Discs: 4 Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT, BOXED SET UK four CD set by the Southern rockers. Formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1971, Molly Hatchet were easily able to fill arenas across the States by the time their second LP Flirtin' With Disaster was

Title: Fall Of The Peacemakers 1980-1985
Artist: Molly Hatchet
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929920606
Genre: Rock, Southern Rock
Release Date: 2018-08-03
Number of Discs: 4
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT, BOXED SET

UK four CD set by the Southern rockers. Formed in Jacksonville, Florida in 1971, Molly Hatchet were easily able to fill arenas across the States by the time their second LP Flirtin' With Disaster was released in 1979. By 1980, Danny Joe Brown had been replaced with Jimmy Farrar on vocals, and it was this line-up that appears on the first CD of this set, Take No Prisoners. Whereas their first three long players had been housed in sleeves painted by famed artist Frank Frazetta, it was fantasy illustrator Boris Vallejo who painted their latest opus. The album now includes radio edits of 'Lady Luck' and 'Power Play', as well as a memorable run through 'Mississippi Queen', with Molly Hatchet joined by Ted Nugent. On stage is where this band pulled no punches, and it's no surprise that their label released exclusive, vinyl only promo LPs to radio stations, with Disc One completed by a show recorded at Lakeland Civic Center Arena in 1980, and simply titled Live. By the time that 1983's No Guts. No Glory was released, Danny Joe Brown had returned to the mic stand, and again the band were joined by famed producer Tom Werman twiddling the studio knobs. Disc Two of this set is now expanded to feature 'Kinda Like Love' (Radio Edit) and 'Fall Of The Peacemakers' (Short Version) as bonus cuts. By 1984, Molly Hatchet felt that they needed to emulate some of the commercial sheen shown by fellow southern rockers ZZ Top, who'd been catapulted to superstar status with the release of Eliminator. Enlisting the latter's recording engineer Terry Manning to produce their new record certainly made The Deed Is Done a more radio-friendly prospect, as well as the welcome return of an axe wielding, armored warrior

Tracks:
1.1 Bloody Reunion
1.2 Respect Me in the Morning
1.3 Long Tall Sally
1.4 Loss of Control
1.5 All Mine
1.6 Lady Luck
1.7 Power Play
1.8 Don't Mess Around
1.9 Don't Leave Me Lonely
1.10 Dead Giveaway
1.11 Lady Luck (Radio Edit)
1.12 Power Play (Radio Edit)
1.13 Mississippi Queen - Molly Hatchet
1.14 With Ted Nugent
1.15 Beatin' the Odds
1.16 Few and Far Between
1.17 Penthouse Pauper
1.18 Dead and Gone
1.19 Double Talker
1.20 Sailor
2.1 What Does It Matter?
2.2 Ain't Even Close
2.3 Sweet Dixie
2.4 Fall of the Peacemakers
2.5 What's It Gonna Take?
2.6 Kinda Like Love
2.7 Under the Gun
2.8 On the Prowl
2.9 Both Sides
2.10 Kinda Like Love (Radio Edit)
2.11 Fall of the Peacemakers (Short Version)
3.1 Satisfied Man
3.2 Backstabber
3.3 She Does She Does
3.4 Intro Piece
3.5 Stone in Your Heart
3.6 Man on the Run
3.7 Good Smoke and Whiskey
3.8 Heartbreak Radio
3.9 I Ain't Got You
3.10 Straight Shooter
3.11 Song for the Children
3.12 Satisfied Man (Short Version)
3.13 Stone in Your Heart (Radio Edit)
3.14 Walk on the Wild Side of Angels (Live)
3.15 Walk with You (Live)
4.1 Whiskey Man
4.2 Bounty Hunter
4.3 Gator Country
4.4 Flirtin' with Disaster
4.5 Stone in Your Heart
4.6 Satisfied Man
4.7 Bloody Reunion
4.8 Boogie No More
4.9 Freebird
4.10 Walk on the Side of the Angels
4.11 Walk with You
4.12 Dreams I'll Never See
4.13 Edge of Sundown
4.14 Fall of the Peacemakers
4.15 Beatin' the Odds