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I spend a lot of time in my job driving and I usually listen to Classic Rock all day.
I was in an area where the DAB signal was cutting in and out and changed over to Radio 2.
As I changed, a song had already started, it was really bluesy with a great groove and superb vocals, almost SRV in style.
To my great surprise Scottish Ken annouced it was Shakin Stevens latest release, Down into Muddy Water.
Anyone else heard it yet?

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I haven't heard about this, but it's certainly piqued my interest. Love SRV, can't abide the Shakin' Stevens stuff of my youth. I'll have to try and youtube that.

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There's also The Last Man Alive which I heard a while back on R2, on first listen I thought they were by one of the American country rockers, imagine my surprise!!! Good driving rocking tracks, nothing like his previous work!

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I listen to R2, and a month or so ago I kept hearing a song I liked, but couldn't quite catch who they said it was by, sounded like they were saying Shakin' (no G) Stevens. Can't be................

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Yep, they've played it a lot , he's a versatile and talented guy old Shaky

There was a great documentary about him a while back, he certainly paid his low level gigging dues before he got commercial success

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I played Last Man to my girlie last night and said guess who, she wasn't sure, played a bit of Muddy, still not sure. Played This Old House and she said she was going to say Shakin' Stevens but would have felt stupid if she was wrong!!

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Heard Barry Gibbs new single on R2 the other day "In the now"

Oh the autotune!
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Heard one of his new singles I think on Strictly a while back, in all honesty I thought it was awful!!

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Worked the seaside circuit back in the seventies and worked with Shaking Stevens many times. Cracking band, especially his piano player.
Wish I could remember his name - big black chap who blew us away every time.

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