The artwork for the 1979 Southern rock album Flirtin’ with Disaster depicts a swampy scene featuring a precarious shack, a dilapidated vehicle, and ominous vultures circling overhead. This imagery vividly captures the... Read more »
A guitar tablature, often abbreviated as “tab,” provides a visual representation of music for guitarists. It displays the string and fret positions rather than standard musical notation. A tablature for the song... Read more »
Molly Hatchet’s 1979 release, their third studio album, solidified their position in the Southern rock genre. Featuring tracks like the title track and “Gator Country,” the record showcases a blend of hard... Read more »
A live performance of the song “Flirtin’ with Disaster” typically involves a band playing the original Molly Hatchet composition, often with extended instrumental sections showcasing the musicians’ skills. Audiences can expect a... Read more »
The 1979 Southern rock anthem “Flirtin’ with Disaster,” performed by Molly Hatchet, epitomizes the band’s signature sound: hard-driving guitars, powerful vocals, and lyrics infused with a rebellious spirit. This track, from the... Read more »