Shaken Not Stirred

Let It Rock (Bye Bye Johnny)

Deep In The Heart Of Dixie

Hippy Hippy Shake

Lightnin' in a Bottle: The Official Live Album

Mon Cheri (Live)

Keep Your Hands to Yourself / It's Only Rock 'n' Roll (Live)

Don't Pass Me By (Live)

I Wanna Be Sedated / Shake Rattle & Roll (Live)

Shake Your Hips (Live)

Open All Night (Live)

Nights of Mystery (Live)

Hippy Hippy Shake (Live)

I Go to Pieces (Live)

Sheila (Live)

Battleship Chains (Live)

Shake Rattle & Roll (Live)

I Wanna Be Sedated (Live)

In The Land Of Salvation And Sin

Six Years Gone

Georgia Satellites

Keep Your Hands to Yourself

Another Chance

The Myth of Love

Nights of Mystery

Let It Rock...Best Of Georgia Satellites

Open All Night

Whole Lotta Shakin'

Red Light

Keep Your Hands To Yourself / Can't Stand The Pain [Digital 45] (w/ PDF)

Keep Your Hands to Yourself (45 Version)

Battleship Chains

The Very Best Of

Sheila

Railroad Steel

Deep in the Heart of Dixie

Mon Cheri

Don't Pass Me By

All over but the Cryin'

Games People Play

Combining elements of punk, boogie, outlaw country, and good old-fashioned American rock‘n’roll, Georgia Satellites were like a rowdy breath of fresh air in the midst of the modern rock 1980s. Originally founded by singer Dan Baird and lead guitarist Rick Richards in 1980, the band didn’t come into full flower until 1985, when a collection of early demos became a European sensation. Georgia Satellites signed to Elektra and unleashed their self-titled debut album the following year. It was a back-to-basics blockbuster, highlighted by dirty rock hits like “Battleship Chains” and the swaggering smash, “Keep Your Hands To Yourself,” which exploded to #2 on Billboard’s “Hot 100.”

Two more collections of rambunctious roots-fueled rock‘n’roll followed before the Satellites called it quits in 1989. Richards later reformed the band sans Baird, who remains an important figure on the Americana scene as songwriter, bandleader, and producer.

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