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Boogie No More-Molly Hatchet 25th Anniversary Version

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Uploaded by on Jul 3, 2008

more modern version done in 03

Phil McCormack lead Vocals
Bobby Ingram-Lead Guitar
Russ Maxwell-Lead Guitar
John Galvin-Keyboards
Shawn Beamer-Drums

CHECK OUT PHILS VOCALS!!!!!
HES A LEGEND!!
one of the best guitar solos ever in this song

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  • Molly Hatchet is and always be Dave-Duane-Steve-Banner-Bruce-­and Danny Joe- Long Live Danny Joe and Duane-god I miss you guys.

  • This version has no soul at all and it's played by a goddamn Molly Hatchet tribute band.

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  • This Totally Blows..

  • No Danny no Hatchet...

  • @duanekuiper we all miss them brother. I invite you to see the "evolved" version of Hatchet. Lest we forget that all of the surviving original members were offered a chance to come back - and declined. Damn good band - then AND now!

  • @MaterSammichMan thats awesome bro,i will do :)

  • @SeanieMCash

    We're getting a resurgence of great new Southern Rock fusion bands in FL lately. Listen to Maylene and the Sons of Destruction.

  • This is fuckin awfull.Love the original,my all time fave southern tune.i dont think re-recording classics is the way to go...by all means put out new live versions but this??noooooooo

  • Southern fried rock kicked some ass in the 70s

  • This song still kick ass!!!

  • This is killer. 

  • @kaisernice hi blackfoot are good

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