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The Georgia Satellites

The Georgia Satellites

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Oct 26, 2026

Billy LoosigianGUEST
15:43
But, but, but Brad, that's where I started playing with Brad was in the eaters and, uh, And then when Steve started to like slow down, wanted to slow down with it and get back to doing some other things, uh, Brad and I wanted to keep playing gigs.
Billy LoosigianGUEST
15:57
And we just decided to, we were kind of inspired by the Georgia satellites because the scene in Boston at that time was either kind of hardcore punk band or, um, or kind of synth-pop stuff, which didn't excite me at all because I just
Mighty ManfredHOST
16:17
didn't like the guitar playing and that
Billy LoosigianGUEST
16:19
stuff.
Billy LoosigianGUEST
16:21
The Georgia Satellites were having a hit, and I was kind of friendly with Rick Richards, and so they kind of inspired us to try to do something more rootsy.
Billy LoosigianGUEST
16:35
But in a different way.
Billy LoosigianGUEST
16:37
I mean, Brad and I were really into the Jeff Beck group, which was Steve's kind of roots, too, in the Eaters.
Al DukesHOST
0:37
yeah, this is a good tune, Jerry.
Al DukesHOST
0:38
Remember these dudes, Georgia Satellites? I do, yeah.
Al DukesHOST
0:42
I guess same old thing.
Al DukesHOST
0:44
This was a big
speaker_0HOST
44:10
Yeah.
speaker_0HOST
44:10
That's the Georgia Satellites right there.
speaker_0HOST
44:12
What was the Georgia Satellites? Was it like early 90s or late 80s? When was that? Late 80s.
speaker_0HOST
44:17
Late 80s.
speaker_0HOST
44:18
Yeah.
MBHOST
42:57
"Don't Worry, Be Happy" is where we got, we got Bobby McFerrin from that movie.
MBHOST
43:02
"Hippy Hippy Shake" by the Georgia Satellites.
MBHOST
43:03
"Kokomo," which everybody knows.
MBHOST
43:05
"Ray Vaughan," John Cougar Mellencamp is good.
Luke BryanGUEST
27:39
Same thing.
Luke BryanGUEST
27:40
I mean, without Lonnie really coming in with those drums, it took us into kinda like that Georgia Satellites mode a little bit.
Luke BryanGUEST
27:50
Um-
Bobby BonesHOST
27:50
Kinda that rockabilly-
Luke BryanGUEST
25:43
[singing] And we just, um, same thing.
Luke BryanGUEST
25:46
I mean, without Lonnie really coming in with those drums, it took us into kinda like that Georgia Satellites mode a little bit.
Luke BryanGUEST
25:56
Um-
Bobby BonesHOST
25:56
Kinda rockabilly.
Chevy BeaulieuGUEST
46:39
Well, like going back to it for the types of music, it's, yeah, there's a lot of pop influence, a lot of rock 'n' roll influence.
Chevy BeaulieuGUEST
46:48
Like Georgia Satellites, you used to listen to them a lot.
Glen EricksonHOST
46:51
Mm.
Glen EricksonHOST
46:52
Yeah.
Jason AlexanderSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:34
Believe it or not, I'm not home.
Chris MolanphyHOST
32:39
Or the Georgia Satellites, who in 1987 cracked the top 40 just once with their barn burner Keep Your Hands to Yourself.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
32:48
Don't give me no lines and keep your hands to yourself.
Chris MolanphyHOST
32:55
And in 1988, British synth popsters Johnny Hates Jazz got to number two in America with Shattered Dreams.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:50
Where could I be? Believe it or not, I'm not home.
Chris MolanphyHOST
28:58
Or the Georgia Satellites, who in 1987 cracked the Top 40 just once with their barn burner, Keep Your Hands to Yourself.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:06
Don't give me no lines and keep your hands to yourself.
Chris MolanphyHOST
29:14
And in 1988, British synthpopsters Johnny Hates Jazz got to number two in America with Shattered Dreams.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:20
Where could I be? Believe it or not, I'm not home.
Chris MolanphyHOST
34:28
Or the Georgia Satellites, who in 1987 cracked the Top 40 just once with their barn burner Keep Your Hands to Yourself.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
34:36
So don't give me no lines and keep your hands to yourself.
Chris MolanphyHOST
34:43
And in 1988, British synth-popsters Johnny Hates Jazz got to number two in America with Shattered Dreams.

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