The Georgia Satellites are a southern rock band best known for their hit single "Keep Your Hands to Yourself." The lead singer, Dan Baird, has a distinctive voice that's perfect for belting out bluesy rock tunes. If you're looking to sing like Dan Baird, there are a few key things you'll want to focus on.

• First, work on your breath support. Baird's voice is big and powerful, and it takes a lot of air to sustain those long, powerful notes. Singing exercises that promote proper breathing technique, such as the Farinelli Breathing video provided in the resources, will help you build strength and control.
• Another important element of Baird's singing style is his use of vocal distortion. The video "Vocal distortion & Growling" explains how to produce this technique safely and effectively. Baird's growling in particular is a hallmark of his style, and incorporating it into your own singing can add a lot of character and depth.
• Baird's singing also stands out for its raw emotional intensity. Practicing deep breathing exercises and relaxation techniques, such as the "Relaxing Breath" provided in the video resources, can help you approach songs with more emotional depth and authenticity.

To really capture the essence of Baird's singing, be sure to check out the Georgia Satellites' discography. "Keep Your Hands to Yourself," "Battleship Chains," and "Hippy Hippy Shake" are all great examples of Baird's bluesy, Southern style.

• Singing Carrots' Pitch Training and Vocal Ranges of Famous Singers will help you identify and match Baird's vocal range. Once you know your range, you can use Singing Carrots' Song Search to find songs that match your voice and style.
• If you're looking for more comprehensive instruction, Singing Carrots' Educational Singing Course covers singing theory and practical tips for beginners.

With practice and dedication, you can develop your own unique bluesy rock style inspired by Dan Baird and the Georgia Satellites.