8 thoughts on “ Baby So Fine - The Georgia Satellites - Open All Night (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Jan 01,  · After hitting paydirt with their self-titled debut album and the huge hit "Keep Your Hands to Yourself", the Georgia Satellites hit the sophomore slump on Open All Night. Upon hearing this, you get the sense that the band was rushed back in the studio too soon and didn't have enough time to prepare a better album/5(18).

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2. Album: Open All Night / Original Release Date: Baby So Fine Georgia Satellites. Top Georgia Satellites Lyrics Keep Your Hands To Yourself Dan Takes Five Games People Play Whole Lotta Shakin Dunk N Dine Hand To Mouth Bottle O' Tears Down & .

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3. The album, Georgia Satellites, was their most successful LP; featuring the track "Keep Your Hands to Yourself". The song reached No. 2 on the Billboard Hot , topped only by Bon Jovi 's " Livin' on a Prayer ". It went into heavy rotation on MTV.

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4. out of 5 stars The Georgia Satellites’ Sophmore Album Is Great. OPEN ALL NIGHT, the second album by the Georgia Satellites, is just great and shows them loosening up their lyrical approach a little. This one shows a band willing to fool around and cheat with other women on the title cut and “Mon Cheri.” An important purchase.

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5. Album Open All Night. My Baby Lyrics. That girl just loves so fine There ain't nothin like my baby Open All Night The Georgia Satellites. 2. Sheila.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Open All Night on Discogs. Label: Elektra - 96 • Format: Vinyl LP, Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Rock • Style: Southern Rock/5(12).

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7. In the Land of Salvation and Sin, an Album by The Georgia Satellites. Released in on Elektra (catalog no. E2 ; CD). Genres: Hard Rock, Rock & Roll. Featured peformers: Dan Baird (guitar, vocals, slide guitar, piano, Dobro, horn, percussion), Rick Richards (guitar, lead guitar, aka_text {12 string guitar} role_id aka_text, vocals), Rick Price (aka_text {bass guitar} role_id

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8. Open All Night had the unwieldy pressure of being the follow-up album to a surprise hit. The Georgia Satellites' self-titled offering, issued in , yielded the smash single "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," which was also an MTV staple for six months. The track and its accompanying video were viewed as novelties by radio and MTV, so when Open /5(4).

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