Armed with battle axes, broadswords, and a triple-guitar assault that carved their name into Southern rock mythology, Molly Hatchet emerged from the swamps of Jacksonville in the early 1970s, rising from the ashes of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s tragic plane crash to claim the blood-stained throne of hard-driving rebel music. Founded by guitarist Dave Hlubek in 1971, the band took its menacing name from a legendary prostitute who allegedly dispatched her clients with an axe—a fitting moniker for a group whose Frank Frazetta-adorned album covers depicted barbaric fantasy scenes that perfectly matched their take-no-prisoners approach to Southern-fried rock and roll. The band’s The post Complete List Of Molly Hatchet Band Members appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.