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Released in September 1979, Flirtin' with Disaster is the second studio album and signature double-platinum masterpiece by American Southern rock band Molly Hatchet. Spearheaded by a powerful triple-guitar attack and Danny Joe Brown's gritty vocals, the album and its iconic title track define high-energy 1970s Southern hard rock. Sound and Style Triple-Guitar Attack: Driven by guitarists Dave Hlubek, Steve Holland, and Duane Roland, layering aggressive dual and triple harmonies. Vocals: Front man Danny Joe Brown delivers a raspy, powerful, high-octane growl. Lyrical Themes: Explores fast living, wild road trips, blue-collar grit, and southern nightlife. Tracklist Highlights "Whiskey Man": A muscular, riff-heavy opening track setting a relentless tone." It's All Over Now": A fast-paced, foot-tapping cover of the Bobby Womack/Rolling Stones classic."Flirtin' with Disaster": The iconic title track; a freight-train-paced anthem about living life out of control. "Boogie No More": An epic, jam-heavy closer showcasing the band's extensive shredding abilities. Album Art Features a striking, fantasy-inspired painting by legendary artist Frank Frazetta titled "Dark Kingdom," establishing the band's fierce and rugged identity.