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Gator Country : Gator Country Live
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Southern Rock Originators
Genre: Rock: Southern Rock
Release Date: 2008
Gator Country Live Record Label: GWP Records
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Bounty Hunter 3:20 Album Only
It\'s All Over Now 4:04 Album Only
Gator Country 8:12 Album Only
Whiskey Man 4:10 Album Only
Intro To Dreams 1:39 Album Only
Dreams I\'ll Never See 7:46 Album Only
Bloody Reunion 4:30 Album Only
Beatin\' The Odds 3:50 Album Only
One Man\'s Pleasure 3:53 Album Only
Flirtin\' With Disaster 6:36 Album Only
Long Tall Sally 3:15 Album Only
Boogie No More 8:20 Album Only
Oh, Atlanta 4:06 Album Only
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Album Notes

In early 2005, a new band was formed that consisted of five
“Original-Era” members of the legendary southern rockers Molly Hatchet. Included were Bruce Crump (drums), Duane Roland (guitar), Steve Holland (guitar), Jimmy Farrar (vocals) and Riff West (bass). These talented musicians wrote and recorded all of Molly Hatchet’s gold and multi-platinum albums. Unquestionably, the members of GATOR COUNTRY were very instrumental in forging the legend of their earlier classic band’s sound with such songs as Flirtin’ With Disaster, Gator Country, Bounty Hunter, Whiskey Man, Beatin’ The Odds, Dreams I’ll Never See and many others.

Adding an old friend and seasoned guitarist, Linni Disse, the triple-guitar-attack was back with it’s unique and traditional sound that is now GATOR COUNTRY.

After debuting as GATOR COUNTRY for eighteen months, the band and it’s fans were devastated with the sudden loss of beloved friend and guitarist Duane Roland. Upon considerable thought, and with the blessing of Duane’s family, the band’s decision was to carry on in his memory. His “Flying V” guitar still proudly joins GATOR COUNTRY onstage at every performance.

While searching for a full-time guitarist, longtime friend and admirer of Molly Hatchet, Paul Chapman, offered to sit in. The legendary British rocker, formerly with UFO, who opened and headlined on many of the Hatchet tours, offered his services until a new guitarist was found. At the very first rehearsal, the beginning bars of “Beatin’ The Odds” were kicked off, and everyone knew right away that this wasn’t just temporary. It was clear that this unit rocked! The sound was just right, and everyone agreed; GATOR COUNTRY had just found their newest member.

Gator Country Live, the band's first CD, shows the raw, untamed power of the early Molly Hatchet classics performed as they once were. Loud and proud, the guitars scream while the drums relentlessly pound out the beat. And GRITZ Magazine maintains that, "Jimmy Farrar is one of the most powerful singers in Southern Rock. In fact, he may well sound the best he has ever sounded."

The members of GATOR COUNTRY are happy to be performing again for their fans, and are proud to offer legendary southern rock as it was intended!

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REVIEWS

Gator Country
author: andy booth
I'm not getting involved in the who is the 'real' MH as it is disrespectful to Bobby who has kept the name alive. I saw them in London a couple of years ago and they kicked ass! There's room for both bands as there is quality in both. This is a good CD. The more MH,in whatever guise, the better as far as I'm concerned.
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GATORCOUNTRY
author: Robin Simpson
HI Riff you guys did a great job with the album mike and I listen to it going to work everyday it gets our day going on a good note, Thanks to gator country for a great album. ROBIN and Mike
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GATORCOUNTRY
author: Robin Simpson
HI Riff you guys did a great job with the album mike and I listen to it going to work everyday it gets our day going on a good note, Thanks to gator country for a great album. ROBIN and Mike
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The Bobby Ingram Band Can Sit Down Now.
author: Mark Hershberger
Great job on the disc. Danny Joe & Duane are shining down on us all. Bobby Ingrams Band is good, but they are not this good.Now we need a live 5.1 Surround Sound DVD from you. This will help the ones who do not have the pleasures of seeing you guys live.I'll be looking for you guys in Connecticut sometime soon.The south is doin it again...........
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