Molly Hatchet : Beatin' The Odds/ Take No Prisoners

WELL SHE GRABBED ME

AND ASKED IF I HAD A NAME

SHE TOLD ME SHE WAS

INTERESTED TO SEE

IF I COULD PLAY THE GAME

HERE IS A DOUBLE CD 

OF 

MOLLY HATCHET

WITH

JIMMY FARRAR

James Edwin Farrar

(December 8, 1950 – October 29, 2018) 

was a singer, 

songwriter and musician 

born in

LaGrange, Georgia, 

and the 

original lead singer 

of the Raw Energy band. 

He was also known as

 the second

 lead singer 

of the American 

Southern Rock band 

Molly Hatchet 

from 1980 to 1982, 

and in more recent years, 

Gator Country.

 Beatin' the Odds

is the third

 studio album

 by American

rock band 

Molly Hatchet 

released in 1980 

by Epic Records. 

The album is the first 

to feature singer 

Jimmy Farrar, 

who replaced 

original singer 

Danny Joe Brown.

Take No Prisoners

is the fourth

 studio album 

by American 

southern rock band

Molly Hatchet

 released in 1981.

 This is the second 

and last 

studio album 

released with lead singer

Jimmy Farrar; 

the last one with 

original bass player 

Banner Thomas; 

and the last to 

feature 

drummer 

Bruce Crump

until 

The Deed Is Done. 

"Respect Me in the Morning"

 is a duet between

 Farrar and 

Joyce "Baby Jean" Kennedy 

of Mother's Finest. 

The album is also notable

 because actress

Katey Sagal 

appears as a 

backup singer.

* tracks 13 & 21 

have singer

Danny Joe Brown

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