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Welcome to PTBN Pop's Video Jukebox Song of The Day! Every weekday will be featuring a live watch of a great and memorable music video. On today's episode, Andy Atherton is watching “Keep Your Hands To Yourself” by Georgia Satellites from 1986.   The YouTube link for the video is below so you can watch along! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WonOudGMSdc

Atlanta, Georgia's own The Georgia Satellites released their debut and self-titled album in 1986.  Dan Baird was their primary songwriter and lead vocalist on most songs.  Guitarist Rick Richards, bassist Rick Price, and dummer Mauro Magellan complete the band.  Originally formed as Keith and the Satellites in 1980, the band saw a number of personnel changes and a name change to The Georgia Satellites soon thereafter.  They honed their craft playing at a Buckhead bar called Hedgens on Monday nights.The Georgia Satellites signed with Elektra Records in 1986 and released this debut album to significant commercial success.  The single "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" saw significant airplay on MTV, and went to number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, denied the number 1 spot by Bon Jovi's "Livin' On a Prayer."  The band featured a southern rock sound with a boogie slant, and this debut would be certified Platinum by the RIAA.The Georgia Satellites would produce two albums of original material and a third with both new and re-released tracks after this debut, but would not see the popularity return to the level of this first album.  Dan Baird left the band in 1990 and the band went on hiatus for a few years, but the remaining members would return to touring by 1993 and still perform today.Wayne brings us this classic of southern rock. Railroad SteelThis track is the third single from the album.  It did not chart on the Billboard Hot 100 but made it to number 34 on the Billboard Rock Charts.  The lyrics are about a guy who is cold, but whose heart can be melted by a particular woman.Keep Your Hands To Yourself"She said, 'Don't hand me no lines, and keep your hands to yourself!'"  This is the big hit from the album, reaching number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.  It is about a woman that will not give in to a guys pleading until they get married.  "You see, I wanted her real bad and I was about to give in.  Oh, that's when she started talking about true love, started talking about sin."Battleship ChainsThough it didn't make the top 40, this was an entry into the Billboard Hot 100 at number 86.  It also features guitarist Rick Richards on lead vocals. This song was written by Terry Anderson and recorded by his band The Woods out of North Carolina.  The Georgia Satellites heard the band and recorded their own version.Red LightThis is a deep cut, and is a song about a woman who is angry at her partner.  "Got Van Halen wailin' on the stereo  eight track.  Watch out baby that's what I said.  There's a red light, road block, bridge out ahead." ENTERTAINMENT TRACK:Dentist! by Steve Martin (from the motion picture “Little Shop of Horrors”)This movie based on the musical of the same name starred Rick Moranis and a psychotic plant living off human blood.  Steve Martin has a cameo as a sadistic dentist. STAFF PICKS:Ship of Fools by World PartyRob starts off our staff picks with a British group which was basically a solo project for lead man Karl Wallinger.  While his band was a one-hit wonder, Wallinger collaborated with other artists like Sinead O'Connor and Robbie Williams, and was the musical director for the films “Clueless” and “Reality Bites.”  The concept of the lyrics is that there will be a price to pay from the way you are living today.  The Way It Is by Bruce Hornsby and the RangeBruce's staff pick is a piano driven soft rock song about civil rights and not getting complacent.  It hit number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.   "That's just the way it is - ah, but don't you believe them."Everybody Have Fun Tonight by Wang ChungBrian brings us a song originally conceived as a ballad, but adapted to a faster pace and dance orientation by producer Peter Wolf.  The self-referential verb "Wang Chung" is a nonsensical but catchy phrase.(I am) Superman by R.E.M.Wayne's staff pick is actually a cover song originally recorded by a band called The Clique.  Bassist Mike Mills sings lead on this song because Michael Stipe wasn't very enthusiastic about it.  When Stipe sings backup vocals in live performances, he holds his arms up and out as if he is Superman flying. INSTRUMENTAL TRACK:Walter's Theme by R.E.M.We wrap up this week's podcast with an instrumental track off R.E.M's album "Dead Letter Office."

Magellan chats about the band's new live album Last week, Georgia Satellites released Lightnin' In A Bottle: The Official Live Album via Cleveland International Records. The 18-track album documents the band's epochal performance at Peabody's in Cleveland in 1988 after shooting to fame with "Keep Your Hands To Yourself" and their version of Chan Romero's "Hippy Hippy Shake" that was featured in the Tom Cruise film, Cocktail. It's the band's first official live album after a series of bootlegs were released throughout their decades long career. Lightnin' In A Bottle: The Official Live Album captures the sweaty excitement and spontaneity – both on and off stage – of that special night 33 years ago. The band's late 80's-era drummer Mauro Magellan chats with us about the project, the band's history and if there are plans to ever reunite and tour. Full audio and video can be streamed below. Be sure to subscribe to The Music Universe Podcast wherever you get your podcasts. https://youtu.be/d30CvBq78u0

Oh man, grab your tea honey, you might want to spike it too! This week on Hoodies Hoops and Headlines we have to talk about Kim Kardashian surprisingly been funny on SNL to Jelani Day and Netflixs' hit show Squid Games! Oh... and another man put his hands on a woman.. Smh when will people learn to KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF! There's a lot going on and we have to discuss people! Make sure to follow us on Instagram to see the videos of Cafe HonesTea, some behind the scenes goodies and more! Instagram : @CafeHonesTea You can also email us, if there's a topic you want dished on or if you have a question! Email: CafeHonesTea@gmail.com

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2020 WNRI Presents Autumnfest Through The Years - Jeff Gamache & Runaway Train From 2017 Dedicated to the Memory of Mike Roberts Lead Guitarist of Runaway Train. This program contains Autumnfest Reflections with Dave Richards, Roger Lapierre, Paul Jacob, Bob Picard, John Chan, Roger Bouchard, David LaHousse, Ray Bacon, & Gary McLaughlin. Musical performances by Runaway Train include covers of: Orange Blossom Special, Oh Lonesome Me, Don't Rock The Jukebox, Falsom Prison Blues, Crazy, Route 66, A Little Less Talk, Achy Breaky Heart, Trashy Women, Fast As You, Always On My Mind, You Are My Sunshine, Jambalaya, Chicken Shack, Old Time Rock & Roll, Johnny B Goode, Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On, Keep Your Hands To Yourself, Mom, Friends In Low Places, & The Dance.

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Episode 160: Everybody Keep Your Hands To Yourself It's a simple rule... or is it?? From trying to touch another man's lady to inappropriately touching your own lady, man, or, the "air" (allegedly) ...it all makes you wonder either, what's going on with the younger generation or do you need a super power? Subscribe + Listen Today!! Episode Topics:: Not My Woman, 'Fam'! (00:06:17) Keep Your Hands To Yourself (00:22:24) Generation Change (01:03:55) One Super Power (01:29:17) Hosts: @itsgeorged + @btb_ses & @afield1823 Guest: @stewisback Episode Powered By: Browne Detailing (@BrowneDetailing | BrowneDetailing.com) Connect with Put It In the Air Podcast: Hashtag: #PINTAP Instagram + Twitter: @pintap_podcast Links: Linktr.ee/Pintap Website: Putitintheairpodcast.com

Luke and Andrew have lots to catch up on from the last two weeks, including Andrew's newfound love of helicopters, Luke's sudden loss of twitter followers, and of course, the inexplicable popularity of the 1986 song Keep Your Hands To Yourself by The Georgia Satellites.

Luke and Andrew have lots to catch up on from the last two weeks, including Andrew’s newfound love of helicopters, Luke’s sudden loss of twitter followers, and of course, the inexplicable popularity of the 1986 song Keep Your Hands To Yourself by The Georgia Satellites.

(Open) We’re on the field in Joliet IL!(0:02:13) Show. Me. The Merch: We’ve got gear from the Louisville Bats, the Joliet Slammers and the Normal Cornbelters via the Kernel Collegiate League. And…MORE GNOMES!(0:09:52) The Minor League Mind: Jess and I break down the new MLB proposal to the MiLB. The MLB essentially offered to shoot the MiLB in the face….(0:25:46) From The Bleachers: Jessica and I break down our trip to the Joliet Slammers. Our last trip of the Summer but boy o boy was it worth the wait. Record store lines, a cool firehouse and live, on hair, I ‘get’ why they play “KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF” during the 7th Inning Stretch. (0:32:47) Who’s On First: The GM on the Fond Du Lac Dock Spiders is here to talk about their 2020 championship and what 2021 might look like. (0:43:32) Ballpark and Chill: We’ve got Kailee and Dani from Belles of the Ball on the show. Check them and the show out! Find the show here. (0:56:13) Holler and Swaller: We’re out in Joliet and my drinking problem continues. We’re having a Pincher’s Pale Ale from Migraine Brewing and an Alarmist Brewing Le Jus .(0:57:08) This Just InWe talk a little Chadwick Boseman and Jackie Robinson and people telling players what ‘Jackie would have wanted.’A guy at the Joliet game was less than thrilled about a Slammers player kneeling.We got a ball from the Rocket City Trash Pandas. These teams need your support.I got a very special gift from the very famous NY Yankee hat of the day guy, Spencer Schwartz. (1:03:51) Closing It Out: Good bye from Joliet.

You no doubt have heard the buzz not just in the larger community for Ghost Light, but from us here at The Sound Podcast. The quintet, made up of Tom Hamilton Jr., Raina Mullen, Holly Bowling, Steve Lyons and Scotty Zwang is exciting to all our ears, because it offers up something completely different than anything currently in our consciousness. So when we hear something fresh and exciting, well, yeah, we’re psyched. Up until now, Ghost Light’s music, in one form another has only been available through live performance. So this is a band, who’s fandom is totally built on word of mouth, and the reputation of its members. Frankly, they probably didn’t need to put out a record in a world of singles, and streaming services, but we are so glad that they have. I caught up with Tom Hamilton Jr. in Madison, WI, on tour with that other monster band he’s in Joe Russo’s Almost Dead, to talk about Best Kept Secrets, Ghost Light and a bunch more. You’ll definitely want to pre-order Best Kept Secrets at ghostlightband.com and check them out on the road over the next couple of months, those dates are also available on the website. Show Notes: First Song: 00:44 - Best Kept Secret Interview Begins: 5:50 Extro Song: 47:04 - Keep Your Hands To Yourself > Head Over Heels > Keep Your Hands To Yourself See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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The last show of 2017 comes with a no-seasonal-music guarantee! Instead we bring you a more than usually eclectic range of sounds from downtempo psychedelic soul to vintage voodoo mambo.Includes brand new or forthcoming releases from our own Freshly Squeezed label, Island’s Vintage Remix imprint, Jazzman Records and many more. Fresh. Independent. Quality. No exceptions.----------------Tankus the Henge - You Can Do Anything (White Label)Grinny Grandad - Keep Your Hands To Yourself [ft Kymberley Kennedy] (Freshly Squeezed)12 Stone Toddler - Twang (Amazon)Klischée - Mais Non (1920 Version) (Deep Dive)Grinny Grandad - Blue Elephant (Freshly Squeezed)Flipron - The Flatpack Bride of Possibilities (Tiny Dog)The Cat Empire - Voodoo Cowboy (Two Shoes Record)incontroL - my mother is dead (Bandcamp)Chuz Alfred and His Combo - Caravan (Jazzman)Jem Stone vs Manouche - Bin Thinkin (Bandcamp)PiSk - Minnie The Moocher (Freshly Squeezed)Swing Republic - Long Legs (Freshly Squeezed)Georgie Fame and The Blue Flames - Yeh Yeh (Skeewiff Remix) (Vintage Remix)Head over to Freshly Squeezed Music for more news...

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