All Dixie Rock

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Welcome to All Dixie Rock, the home of Finger-Lickin', Guitar-Pickin' Southern Rock.

International listeners can access the stream by clicking here. Our playlist is over 1,000 songs, meaning you'll go days without hearing the same song twice.

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Molly Hatchet at Its Raw Best

Molly Hatchet was formed in Jacksonville in 1975 and brought a combination of boogie, blues and hard rock to the Southern sound.

The first video features "Dreams I'll Never See" and "Flirtin' With Disaster", followed after the jump by "Gator Country", "What's It Gonna Take", "Sweet Dixie", "Bloody Reunion" and "Fall of the Peacemakers."

The videos are from a 1983 simulcast of "Rock N' Roll Tonight" from Los Angeles. The lineup includes Duane Roland, Dave Hlubek and Steve Holland on guitars, Riff West on bass, Barry Borden on drums and the incomparable Danny Joe Brown on vocals. Enjoy!

'Hey Joe' by Popa Chubby

One of the recent artists we've added to the playlist is American blues guitarist Popa Chubby, who shreds it on this version of "Hey Joe." Chubby's actual name is Ted Horowitz, but his stage name is said to be a play on the slang idiom "pop a chubby," meaning to get an erection.

 

Webb Wilder & The Beatnecks: Jammin at Hippie Jack's

Webb Wilder, the self-proclaimed "Last of the Full Grown Men," has something in common with Elvis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmy Buffett, B.B. King, Muddy Waters and Bo Diddley. All are in the Mississippi Musicians Hall of Fame.

Wilder's irreverent attitude and wit have not been limited to music. He has appeared in several films and his smooth baritone has been used in voice-overs on countless radio commercials.

Through it all, Wilder has kept his credo simple: "Work hard, rock hard, eat hard, sleep hard, grow big, wear glasses if you need 'em."

After the jump, Wilder has advice for touring musicians.