@@kellypedersen9896 I know that the guy who gives his bride and wedding guests an unexpected moment of laughter is someone I'm going to like. Good for him. 😊
Another one of the songs I LOVE. You will play this in your head all the time. It just sticks. I love the line about "free milk and a cow". My Mama said "why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free". Lol
Another Georgia band you will like is Drivin’ N’ Cryin’. Try “Fly Me Courageous” for a heavier song and “Straight To Hell” for a mellowed sound. Another great one is “Honeysuckle Blues”.
Oh Yeaaaah! Love DNC. "I See Georgia" and "Turn it up or turn it off" are some other good ones. If you are in the mood to crank it to 11 check this one out from Kevn- th-cam.com/video/Rnos09DWEgM/w-d-xo.html
I was born and raised in a small south Georgia town, and I recall back in my younger days we used to gather up down at the river on Friday nights, back the pick-up trucks in a circle, drop the tailgates, get a campfire going, open up the beer coolers, and dance around in the sand with this song blasting on the stereo! Those were great times! Great memories!
Another southern rock song that should fit in the top 5 of all time ... do the live version of Marshall Tucker Band "CAN'T YOU SEE" from the early 70's.
They already did it. I had never saw that live video before, always loved the song, but that made it mean so much more. th-cam.com/video/Ybn1hUo2NdU/w-d-xo.html
Hey guys !!! Loving all your reactions ! Just had to comment so I could let Amber know how AMAZING her hair is looking, which you just have great hair to begin with !! I know you have your hands full with the girls & the baby, and then you show up smiling and ready to rock everyday....you rock !!!! You BOTH Rock !!!!!!
My gods I love this song! Simple rock/blues that sounds as good now as it did when it was new. And written in 15 minutes on a bus ride home! Still got my copy of the album on vinyl...
This always brings a smile to my face. It was the last song I heard on the radio in my recruiter's car as I got to the airport leaving for boot camp. Recruiter said that's some sound advice 🤣 that was 36 years ago now.
If you want Southern Rock with a 90s flair, you’ve got to check out The Black Crowes. I would start with “Hard To Handle” and then “She Talks To Angels.” I feel like you may have reacted to them, but I can’t remember!
They have done black crowes before. They are one of my fav bands for sure. I like thorn in my pride and soul singing among many many others. I also really love Chris Robinson Brotherhood which was kind of a grateful deadish jam band after the crowes broke up. There is also...little feat for a lovely southern band. You're welcome! You want to try your hand at Spanish moon from the live album. Also Dixie chicken. Fat man in the bathtub. Willing. OMG you just can't go wrong.
While you were talking about CCR being more serious I realized you haven't reacted to "Looking Out My Backdoor" !! They have a fun side too and this is great!
Yes, yes, YES to this recommendation!!! Looking out my back door by CCR came out when I was about 7 or 8 yrs. old and I remember singing along with the radio at the top of my lungs every time it came on. Your girls will LOVE it!
OMG This song. One of the great southern-rock songs of the 80s. The Satellites' fame didn't last much past the 80s, but this song is a classic in any decade. They also had a great song off the same album called "Battleship Chains". The lead singer, Dan Baird, also had a successful solo career.
Fun fact: this song was recorded as a demo. The group had already broken up when it became a hit after radio stations started playing it. So they reunited.
Dan said it came to him on the bus on the way home from work and he didnt have anything to write with or on so he had to replay it over and over in his head until he got home then he had to blow off his wife to go get it written down when he got home
Yep! Kick it up! You guys are crackin' me up! Well, guess there was some huggy and kissy. Fun stuff. Thanks for the reaction. Have you hear the band Wet Willie? Might want to check them out.
Agree with Dwight! Esecially after seeing how much they like this song... They should do one of Dwight's more rock-edged songs, maybe start with Fast as You.
Next you should do "Smokin' In The Boys Room", Brownsville Station, another one of my favourites! EDIT: Reggie Bixler, Rod Nixon, you've both hit the nail *right* on the head. I was hoping somebody would say that. This, as far as I'm concerned, _is_ the true OG. No one can *touch* the original. And I was born in the 80's.
@@jasonjennings9087Maybe to the 80s kids, but our version was plenty famous, and not just on the radio. It was a staple for bar bands and garage bands.
..."Class of 76"...believe it or not a local country band here is the Ozark Mtns of Arkansas used to play this song at their dances and everyone two stepped to it every Saturday nite....the band here had a banjo and fiddle in addition to the electric guitar...note, did you see the old lady walking past the band with her hands over her ears...lol
a song from the soundtrack of my life in the 80's - loved dancing to this so much!!!! LOVE THIS BAND & SONG!!!!! This was decades before Beyonce said "put a ring on it"
“Put Another Log on the Fire, (and tell me why your leaving me.)” by Tompall Glaser would be another fun song to listen and react too. By the way, this was a GREAT reaction guys.
Yes this is definitely one of those songs that you hear in your head for hours after you hear it. Also J, AMBER, please check out “RIDE ON” by ACDC!! Awesome guitar solo by Angus, and this was a awesome Bonn Scott blues song💥YOU WILL LOVE IT. #AMBERSWAY
Ride On is probably my favorite song by them. I drive a truck, so my favorite part has always been when he says "looking for a truck" lol. I've always thought you could take this song two different ways. Just mellow and cruising, or let it DRIVE you.
Please do Lynyrd Skynyrd from 1976 at Knebworth, either "Call Me the Breeze" or "T for Texas". Both give you a look at them live at their peak! Better than "Free Bird"
Ohhh I have to agree to disagree with you about Free Bird .. man that's one of the best Rock N Roll live recordings ever .. of course that's my opinion. But LS also has many other great tracks like "Simple Man", "That Smell" or "Sweet Home Alabama" to name a few. Hopefully Amber & Jay will get back to them soon.
So is Swamp Music! But Call Me The Breeze is on my 8 hour “drive across Texas” playlist. Just don’t jam to it going thru a heavy speed trap area. It’ll get you flyin! 🤣
@music-two-my-ears I had an uncle who was a massive fan. Between my parents and him, my childhood soundtrack covers 40s- 90s country, 50's-70s rock and motown with BB King and a few other blues greats mixed in, to 70's and 80's southern Rock, Hair Bands, and early mainstream hip hop and rap. lol, my mix tapes/CDs would have Sir mix-a-lot, 2short,Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Jr, Hank Sr, Big Bopper and Little Richard.
Dan Baird is such a funny dude. I have had the chance to hang with him several times and he is such a down to earth guy and absolutely hilarious sense of humor as well.
I love this song!! I'm not sure if you'd be interested, but there is a group called Blackberry Smoke I think you guys would like. Their song "Son of a Bourbon" is amazing. All of their songs are great. They've toured with Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top and others. I went to middle school and high school with the lead singer. He was that quiet kid that dressed like he belonged in the Black Crows and carried a guitar everywhere. Other kids laughed at him, but he's the one laughing now. You won't regret it.
@@lindahoward4465 Yes he was, my opinion the pioneer for country music...call him king if you may, but I've been a Hank jr fan since early 80's, but love his dad's music as well.
They formed in ATL but adopted Athens GA and the Georgia theater in Athens as thier second home. They tore it up when they played at the Georgia Theatre in Athens. Southern Rock ruled the 70's.
This is ideal for long drives, you can't fall asleep at the wheel with this playing! Not only that, but in these modern days, the phone can wait while I party down the highway. A lot of southern rock does the job as well.
Amber I'm jealeous of you now, I really love the shirt you have on. I used to play this song in Memmigen Germany hippie bar back in the early 90's. Rock on Rob Squad
I had this song played at my wedding reception ~ while I made my husband remove my garter with his teeth! I was wearing the garter under my wedding dress on my upper thigh… 😏😏😏 Great reaction! Love you guys! 💕
Great review of a great band and a great song! I read a review of them back in the day referring to them as "the rock-n-rollest band of all rock-n-roll bands". Thanks for sharing.
The band released 3 albums before lead singer and guitarist Dan Baird left to pursue a solo career. Dan is the one with the gap tooth. Other Georgia Sattlitws songs include: Battleship Chains Hippy Hippy Shake (from the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail) Games People Play (a Joe South cover) Don't Pass Me By (a Beatles cover) On each album contains at least one cover song. the debut contains Rod Stewart's Every Picture Tells A Story. His first solo record titled Love Songs For The Hearing Impaired - I love the title. It contains the hit I Love You Period. It also has the equally cool songsL Julie + Lucky as well as Knocked Up. After Dan left the band continues to tour with Rich Richards (lead guitar) fronting the band.
I have vivid memories of this being played at high school dances circa 1988 or so, and having a finger wagged in my face during the chorus, by the girl I was dancing with. I think we were both 15 at the time, and there were no hands going anywhere.
Lead singer, Dan Baird, went solo for a while (listen to his album called "Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired" & his song "I Love You Period"). Now he plays with Dan Baird & the Homemade Sin (check out their album called "Circus Life" & the song "Thousand Little Pieces"). The Georgia Sattelites still play, but without Dan Baird, they are a shadow of their former selves.
Such a party song. I played in a few bands where we'd do backyard gigs, and this was one that we could do at the drop of a hat and everyone would get into it.
I absolutely adore you two! Maybe you’ve already reacted to it but I have not found it on you channel yet. A southern rock classic by The Outlaws, ‘Green Grass and High Tides’. Much love!!
loved this reaction guys!!!... grew up w/ this song was and still is a favorite of my moms. Then I heard and fell in love w/ this tune again in the movie "Sweet Home Alabama" ... have a few more southern rock greats: *Hippy Hippy Shake - Georgia Satilites *The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man *The Marshall Tucker BAnd - Heard it in A Love Song *Steve Earl - Copperhead Road *Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy (cover of a 1957 LaVern Baker hit) *38 Special - Caught Up In You *CCR - Midnight Special
Hey guys! I used to watch this band in a little bar in Atlanta. They were called Hellhounds. Got radio play with this song. Try Del Amitri, band out of Wales. Amazing song-smiths. Always The Last To Know (Single Mix) Here and now. You might love it. Best, Juno
also...yeah I here the georgia accent...BUT I NEVER HAD IT..grew up on the farm and had nobody to talk to...personally Ive dont 80000 radio ads my voice is so good..I dont have it..I dont have the georgia accent at all..my mom.....a southern bell..she dang sure had it..my pop,he passed a few years ago did too..real strong accent...I dont have it.
I don’t think this song will ever go out of style. Such a fun song! “No huggy no kissy until I get a wedding ring!” 😂
The lyrics qualify as Christian ✝️ rock
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My uncle had this played at HIS wedding back in 1989; both he and my soon-to-be aunt though it was hilarious. :)
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I know that the guy who gives his bride and wedding guests an unexpected moment of laughter is someone I'm going to like. Good for him.
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@@eileencastillo6323 ; oh, his wife was in on it, too. :)
"That's when she told me a story 'bout free milk and a cow...." My favorite line!
Another one of the songs I LOVE. You will play this in your head all the time. It just sticks.
I love the line about "free milk and a cow". My Mama said "why buy the cow if you can get the milk for free". Lol
my aunt gave me that story in the late 70's
I went to high school with the lead singers younger brother and hung out with them both @ the youth center in Sandy Springs Ga in 72-73
Another Georgia band you will like is Drivin’ N’ Cryin’. Try “Fly Me Courageous” for a heavier song and “Straight To Hell” for a mellowed sound. Another great one is “Honeysuckle Blues”.
"Fly Me Courageous"! I haven't heard that song in ages! Great song!
A very underrated band. Honeysuckle Blue is a great song.
Definitely either of these but I lean toward Straight to Hell....I saw Drivin open for 38 and Skynyrd in the early 90`s
Fly Me Courageous is amazing. The rest of the album couldn't match it
Oh Yeaaaah! Love DNC. "I See Georgia" and "Turn it up or turn it off" are some other good ones.
If you are in the mood to crank it to 11 check this one out from Kevn- th-cam.com/video/Rnos09DWEgM/w-d-xo.html
I was born and raised in a small south Georgia town, and I recall back in my younger days we used to gather up down at the river on Friday nights, back the pick-up trucks in a circle, drop the tailgates, get a campfire going, open up the beer coolers, and dance around in the sand with this song blasting on the stereo! Those were great times! Great memories!
Another southern rock song that should fit in the top 5 of all time ... do the live version of Marshall Tucker Band "CAN'T YOU SEE" from the early 70's.
In my top ten songs of all time, Heard it in a Love Song by Marshall Tucker Band.
They already did it. I had never saw that live video before, always loved the song, but that made it mean so much more.
th-cam.com/video/Ybn1hUo2NdU/w-d-xo.html
And Blackfoot TRAIN TRAIN 1979 WOOOOOW The cover with the snake head ,, ITS Fantastic
Hey guys !!! Loving all your reactions ! Just had to comment so I could let Amber know how AMAZING her hair is looking, which you just have great hair to begin with !! I know you have your hands full with the girls & the baby, and then you show up smiling and ready to rock everyday....you rock !!!! You BOTH Rock !!!!!!
As a musician from Georgia and having met these guys, I've sang and played this song many, many, many times !!
My gods I love this song! Simple rock/blues that sounds as good now as it did when it was new. And written in 15 minutes on a bus ride home!
Still got my copy of the album on vinyl...
This always brings a smile to my face. It was the last song I heard on the radio in my recruiter's car as I got to the airport leaving for boot camp. Recruiter said that's some sound advice 🤣 that was 36 years ago now.
Sorta pairs with Paradise By The Dashboard Lights.
I was in a band that opened for the Georgia Satellites in the mid 80's. They were one of the loudest live bands I've ever seen.
I LOVE this song! You cannot be still and listen to this song!
Since it came out I have heard it played at every wedding reception I've been to.
If you want Southern Rock with a 90s flair, you’ve got to check out The Black Crowes. I would start with “Hard To Handle” and then “She Talks To Angels.” I feel like you may have reacted to them, but I can’t remember!
Another one to check out called Remedy.
They've done "Remedy" and "Hard to Handle", I believe
Black Crowes are awesome!
Excuse me..."Seeing Things"?????
Maybe their greatest track in my slightly ignorant opinion 😆
They have done black crowes before. They are one of my fav bands for sure. I like thorn in my pride and soul singing among many many others. I also really love Chris Robinson Brotherhood which was kind of a grateful deadish jam band after the crowes broke up.
There is also...little feat for a lovely southern band. You're welcome! You want to try your hand at Spanish moon from the live album. Also Dixie chicken. Fat man in the bathtub. Willing. OMG you just can't go wrong.
I lived in Atlanta from the late 70s to late 2009. I saw them a TON in all the little clubs in Atlanta before they got signed. Always a fun time.
Another southern rock song I think y'all will like is Wet Willie's "Keep On Smilin'". Kinda like your goal is to "Make Somebody Smile".
They are sooo right Drivin n cryin rocks really hard
While you were talking about CCR being more serious I realized you haven't reacted to "Looking Out My Backdoor" !!
They have a fun side too and this is great!
I agree. The same with Skynyrd. Just listen to Gimme Three Steps.
Preach on! Or "Cotten Fields"!
Yes, yes, YES to this recommendation!!! Looking out my back door by CCR came out when I was about 7 or 8 yrs. old and I remember singing along with the radio at the top of my lungs every time it came on. Your girls will LOVE it!
This is a wedding reception staple, always played at receptions. Women of the 80's love this song.
OMG This song. One of the great southern-rock songs of the 80s. The Satellites' fame didn't last much past the 80s, but this song is a classic in any decade. They also had a great song off the same album called "Battleship Chains". The lead singer, Dan Baird, also had a successful solo career.
You all are just having to much fun, love it .. Love your show so much and how well you work together.. "G-R-E-A-T"
Classic 80's southern rock! This song came SO CLOSE to hitting #1, peaking at #2 in early 1987.
This makes me so happy! I’ve always loved this song and I’m glad y’all did this one! 💜
I wondered if you would ever get to this one; it's the epitome of southern rock. Great reaction you two!
I went to Sandy Springs High School in Atlanta with Danny and David Baird. Love their music!
Fun fact: this song was recorded as a demo. The group had already broken up when it became a hit after radio stations started playing it. So they reunited.
BLACK OAK ARKANSAS-HEY Y'ALL
Facts
Dan said it came to him on the bus on the way home from work and he didnt have anything to write with or on so he had to replay it over and over in his head until he got home
then he had to blow off his wife to go get it written down when he got home
Great fact.@@leinie6683
Wow that is crazy, thanks for the info!
It doesn’t get much more authentic southern rock than this. 🤘🏻🎵
Yep! Kick it up! You guys are crackin' me up! Well, guess there was some huggy and kissy. Fun stuff. Thanks for the reaction. Have you hear the band Wet Willie? Might want to check them out.
Yes. Good suggestion. Wet Willie had some cool songs back in the day.
Pure southern rock. What a great tune.
Dwight Yocam is Country but I think you will love his voice.
YES.
Agree with Dwight! Esecially after seeing how much they like this song... They should do one of Dwight's more rock-edged songs, maybe start with Fast as You.
Always loved this song
Next you should do "Smokin' In The Boys Room", Brownsville Station, another one of my favourites!
EDIT: Reggie Bixler, Rod Nixon, you've both hit the nail *right* on the head. I was hoping somebody would say that. This, as far as I'm concerned, _is_ the true OG. No one can *touch* the original. And I was born in the 80's.
After that check out the Motley Crue version of it. They made it famous to a whole new generation.
Or "The Martian Boogie".
In 1973 Brownsville Station went to #3 with this song. In 1985 Mötley Crüe took it to #16. I would say Brownsville Station made it pretty famous.
@@jasonjennings9087 Sorry, but it was famous way before Motley Crue.
@@jasonjennings9087Maybe to the 80s kids, but our version was plenty famous, and not just on the radio. It was a staple for bar bands and garage bands.
I love it! This is so different than most southern rock, because it was like a comical song
..."Class of 76"...believe it or not a local country band here is the Ozark Mtns of Arkansas used to play this song at their dances and everyone two stepped to it every Saturday nite....the band here had a banjo and fiddle in addition to the electric guitar...note, did you see the old lady walking past the band with her hands over her ears...lol
If you haven't already, check out If You Wanna Get To Heaven by Ozark Mountain Daredevils
I knew you guys would love this. They are great!
a song from the soundtrack of my life in the 80's - loved dancing to this so much!!!! LOVE THIS BAND & SONG!!!!! This was decades before Beyonce said "put a ring on it"
Good southern rockers Black Oak Arkansas “Jim Dandy”
A STAPLE OF MOST BAR BANDS I HAVE HEARD AND GREAT EVERY TIME, LOVE IT
“Put Another Log on the Fire, (and tell me why your leaving me.)” by Tompall Glaser would be another fun song to listen and react too.
By the way, this was a GREAT reaction guys.
Cook me up some bacon and some beans...
Great suggestion. That song is hilarious.
♥️♥️♥️ probably my favorite song of all time!!!
Yes this is definitely one of those songs that you hear in your head for hours after you hear it. Also J, AMBER, please check out “RIDE ON” by ACDC!! Awesome guitar solo by Angus, and this was a awesome Bonn Scott blues song💥YOU WILL LOVE IT. #AMBERSWAY
Ride On is probably my favorite song by them. I drive a truck, so my favorite part has always been when he says "looking for a truck" lol. I've always thought you could take this song two different ways. Just mellow and cruising, or let it DRIVE you.
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Dan Baird was the singer, had a solo song "I love you, period." After his time with the Satelittes.
This is definitely a bar room song. Hanging out with your friends playing some pool with the juke box blaring!! 🤟
WARREN HODGES 🎻ROCKIN OUT! ❤❤❤
Adore this song remember when it was number 1 in New Zealand for weeks in 1986
This song still to this day this is the most popular song when they play live
Please do Lynyrd Skynyrd from 1976 at Knebworth, either "Call Me the Breeze" or "T for Texas". Both give you a look at them live at their peak! Better than "Free Bird"
Agreed!!
T for Texas- definately. I don't think it has ever been reacted to.
Ohhh I have to agree to disagree with you about Free Bird .. man that's one of the best Rock N Roll live recordings ever .. of course that's my opinion. But LS also has many other great tracks like "Simple Man", "That Smell" or "Sweet Home Alabama" to name a few. Hopefully Amber & Jay will get back to them soon.
So is Swamp Music!
But Call Me The Breeze is on my 8 hour “drive across Texas” playlist.
Just don’t jam to it going thru a heavy speed trap area. It’ll get you flyin! 🤣
@music-two-my-ears I had an uncle who was a massive fan.
Between my parents and him, my childhood soundtrack covers 40s- 90s country, 50's-70s rock and motown with BB King and a few other blues greats mixed in, to 70's and 80's southern Rock, Hair Bands, and early mainstream hip hop and rap.
lol, my mix tapes/CDs would have Sir mix-a-lot, 2short,Lynyrd Skynyrd, Hank Jr, Hank Sr, Big Bopper and Little Richard.
Oh such a kicker ! So funny ! Enjoy ! Rockin the braids ! 😍😍
Dan Baird is such a funny dude. I have had the chance to hang with him several times and he is such a down to earth guy and absolutely hilarious sense of humor as well.
I love this song!!
I'm not sure if you'd be interested, but there is a group called Blackberry Smoke I think you guys would like. Their song "Son of a Bourbon" is amazing. All of their songs are great. They've toured with Lynyrd Skynyrd, ZZ Top and others. I went to middle school and high school with the lead singer. He was that quiet kid that dressed like he belonged in the Black Crows and carried a guitar everywhere. Other kids laughed at him, but he's the one laughing now.
You won't regret it.
Saw these guys in 1986, they opened for Bob Seeger. Great show
HAnk Williams JR does an EXCELLENT cover of this, should listen to it....it rocks!!
His father was the original Country twang Rest In Peace
@@lindahoward4465 Yes he was, my opinion the pioneer for country music...call him king if you may, but I've been a Hank jr fan since early 80's, but love his dad's music as well.
They formed in ATL but adopted Athens GA and the Georgia theater in Athens as thier second home. They tore it up when they played at the Georgia Theatre in Athens. Southern Rock ruled the 70's.
This is ideal for long drives, you can't fall asleep at the wheel with this playing! Not only that, but in these modern days, the phone can wait while I party down the highway. A lot of southern rock does the job as well.
I don't always listen to the Georgia Satellites but when I do so does half the neighborhood! 😄
Amber I'm jealeous of you now, I really love the shirt you have on. I used to play this song in Memmigen Germany hippie bar back in the early 90's. Rock on Rob Squad
I got to see them in concert when they opened for Bob Seager in Seattle and they were great!
I had this song played at my wedding reception ~ while I made my husband remove my garter with his teeth! I was wearing the garter under my wedding dress on my upper thigh… 😏😏😏 Great reaction! Love you guys! 💕
The song we would play at family gatherings and everyone sings and dances too
My late brother JD used to play this song and always laughed
"I Sang Dixie"
Song by Dwight Yoakam is another 🔥 song yall need to get to and really pay attention to lyrics deep song
Here is a live acoustic version where he explains meaning of song th-cam.com/video/UJCPnd3NDNs/w-d-xo.html
Georgia Satellites also have a banger called Hippy Hippy Shake
WOW ! GEORGIA SATELLITES IS SIMPLY ...FIRE !!!!
Dan Baird, The lead singer, was in a band with The Rolling Stones’ great saxophone player Bobby Keys, called The Suffering Bastards.
Wow, I forgot all about them. Had a blast revisiting it with you.
The Allman Brothers and Marshall Tucker Band are southern rock legends
Great review of a great band and a great song! I read a review of them back in the day referring to them as "the rock-n-rollest band of all rock-n-roll bands". Thanks for sharing.
The band released 3 albums before lead singer and guitarist Dan Baird left to pursue a solo career.
Dan is the one with the gap tooth.
Other Georgia Sattlitws songs include:
Battleship Chains
Hippy Hippy Shake (from the Tom Cruise movie Cocktail)
Games People Play (a Joe South cover)
Don't Pass Me By (a Beatles cover)
On each album contains at least one cover song. the debut contains Rod Stewart's Every Picture Tells A Story.
His first solo record titled Love Songs For The Hearing Impaired - I love the title.
It contains the hit I Love You Period.
It also has the equally cool songsL Julie + Lucky as well as Knocked Up.
After Dan left the band continues to tour with Rich Richards (lead guitar) fronting the band.
I have vivid memories of this being played at high school dances circa 1988 or so, and having a finger wagged in my face during the chorus, by the girl I was dancing with. I think we were both 15 at the time, and there were no hands going anywhere.
Lead singer, Dan Baird, went solo for a while (listen to his album called "Love Songs for the Hearing Impaired" & his song "I Love You Period"). Now he plays with Dan Baird & the Homemade Sin (check out their album called "Circus Life" & the song "Thousand Little Pieces"). The Georgia Sattelites still play, but without Dan Baird, they are a shadow of their former selves.
A lot of local bar bands play this, and it always turns into a riff battle between two guitarists. I've seen them stretch this out to 20+ minutes.
Lead singer Dan Baird had a great solo hit too.
Called " I love you, Period"
i am from from Georgia and i approve of this reaction video lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣and that how it was in the south in the mountains where i grew up great times
I haven’t seen your reaction to this yet, but my bet is on you two LOVING THIS ONE!!!!!
Can’t wait to watch! 😁😁
The lead singer here, Dan Baird, was also in another group after this known as The Yayhoos. You guys should check out their song Baby I Love You.
Love this song! They're just plain old country boys having fun. Great reaction!
Such a party song. I played in a few bands where we'd do backyard gigs, and this was one that we could do at the drop of a hat and everyone would get into it.
I used to teach line dancing at a tavern and used this song for one of the dances. Even dudes got up and learned that one because of this song.
Garth used to do this live and it was on one of his TV specials.... loved it from him and them!
I absolutely adore you two! Maybe you’ve already reacted to it but I have not found it on you channel yet. A southern rock classic by The Outlaws, ‘Green Grass and High Tides’. Much love!!
the you guys are right, the yodeling is the best part of the song
Good stuff there. Reminds me of my teens. We wore this song out
LOLOL ❤️❤️❤️ So, I’ll just start dropping hearts. Nothing else to say.
loved this reaction guys!!!... grew up w/ this song was and still is a favorite of my moms. Then I heard and fell in love w/ this tune again in the movie "Sweet Home Alabama" ... have a few more southern rock greats:
*Hippy Hippy Shake - Georgia Satilites
*The Allman Brothers Band - Ramblin' Man
*The Marshall Tucker BAnd - Heard it in A Love Song
*Steve Earl - Copperhead Road
*Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy (cover of a 1957 LaVern Baker hit)
*38 Special - Caught Up In You
*CCR - Midnight Special
Luv this song!!!
Good catch. Georgia Satellites were big fans of the guitar sound of the Rolling Stones.
This a great song, lots of fun
Haha, back in the 80s, the church band would play this at church, 😄 🤣 😂 good times
Fun song great delivery!
This is a windows down in the car, stereo blaring, while cruisin down highway! Oh, yeah! Done this myself.
Amber, STILL making me smile. And that shirt doesn't hurt rhe cause. 😉
“Battleship Chains” is a real banger by the Sattelites.
It's a fun tune. I'm old enough to remember it from the 80s. lol
Dan Baird,the vocalist,did a solo with the song "I love you period".you should check it out.hilarious lyrics.
Hey guys!
I used to watch this band in a little bar in Atlanta.
They were called Hellhounds.
Got radio play with this song.
Try Del Amitri, band out of Wales.
Amazing song-smiths.
Always The Last To Know (Single Mix)
Here and now.
You might love it.
Best,
Juno
a quick slide from lower to higher pitch or vise versa is definitely a yodel. this song definitely heavily features yodel singing.
They are going to love the Black Crowes
Where I grew up, back in the day. The radio station played this song so much you could damn near set your watch by it.
guys,Im a georgia boy......this is one of my favs...thanks for the post.
also...yeah I here the georgia accent...BUT I NEVER HAD IT..grew up on the farm and had nobody to talk to...personally Ive dont 80000 radio ads my voice is so good..I dont have it..I dont have the georgia accent at all..my mom.....a southern bell..she dang sure had it..my pop,he passed a few years ago did too..real strong accent...I dont have it.