The Georgia Satellites 11/28/1985 Buckhead Bottle Bar, Atlanta, GA (full set)

The Georgia Satellites performing live at Buckhead Bottle Bar, Atlanta, GA - November 28th, 1985 (full set) (rip of a RARE, old VHS tape I had on the shelf)
I Washed My Hands in Muddy Water
(Stonewall Jackson cover)
The Myth of Love
School Day (Chuck Berry cover)
Six Years Gone
Nights of Mystery
Hard Luck Boy
Long Black Veil (Lefty Frizzell cover)
Over and Over
The Race Is On (George Jones cover)
Keep Your Hands to Yourself
Railroad Steel
Crazy
Can't Stand the Pain

[@erickennedy4347]

Pardon my french, but this is simply fucking awesome. Thanks for posting.

[@arnethetool9964]

Thank YOU for posting! Was lucky enough to have caught these guys only once in Oakland, CA Never will forget Richards giving some drunk fan near the front of the stage the middle finger for some reason. Guy was yelling at Richards during the set and finally he had had enough of this guys mouth and with his pick hand, he(Richards) calmly pushes his sunglasses back up his nose with his middle finger on the bridge of his sunglasses. Guy goes ballistic and almost immediately two or three dudes standing there jump on this guy and pummeled his ass. I can vividly see it to this day. It was an awesome moment I'll NEVER forget! Lol, good times & GREAT memories... LONG live the Georgia Satellites!

[@gothgloom]

Amazing Video! So much energy coming from that stage, would love to see more of their earlier videos like this, having fun between songs and playing their hearts out, that 1-2 guitar punch of Rick and Dan guitar slinging at its best, Rick Price is a crazy fun bass player to watch , laying down impressive walking bass and doing it while runnin round the stage, and Mauro just beatin the hell out of those drums, one of the worlds greatest bands!!

[@stevekelly3138]

I'm loving the sounds Charlie Starr is making with that guitar today. Blackberry Smoke is the best live band touring today.

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

I have a tape recorded version of Long Black veil by them on cassette tape from late night FM radio that I've always treasured, now I can carry it with me, in this version The Georgia satellites surpassed Johnny Cash, which is incredibly hard to do, thank you for this epic set

[@cpg8000]

Rick Richards is such a badass mutha on guitar. What a band this was

[@dathorndike4908]

That drummer is hitting hard

[@iansutube]

Love these guys.

[@artpark276]

Time travel. These guys were so so fun/great. Glad they hit the big time.

[@marcovandijen3728]

Love to see this setting of The Georgia Satellites! Thanks

[@lindao9500]

So great in 85

[@gerh33]

Gold dust!! -Thank you 👍

[@guskalogeros9021]

KILLER stuff