Especially her!!! Grew up with Shakin and saw him live once was fantastic won't ever forget it.

Love him, great guy

Used to like her but now 🤮

@@Bobbynutty who

Correct. Pair of prats.

I look 60 instead of 80 under the right lights too

@@rob5197 I don't believe you're 80 Rob

David bowie ... He sure does. 👍

Aqui no Brasil todos o adoram músicas de qualidade

Sim. Tanta coisa pra perguntar..e enchem o cara de besteiras .. Ronaldo do RJ Brasil

Yes, they seemed to be under the impression they could take the mickey out of him, in front of him, shaky wasnt having any of it and just alpha wolfed Charlie stared him down

​@@jamesjameson4566 I always get the impression they are mocking the guests on the show. Hideous characters.

He's a true gentleman, and a gentle soul.

LOL Because the Dude is a true RocknRoll star - and a gentleman. Those 2 ding dongs look idiotic - and quite rude as well. That is NOT what you say when someone obviously misses their Mom who has passed on. Complete lack of class - look like a couple robots who have no clue who they're talking to. And this is from the States! We love him here! The DJs always got requests for "You Drive Me Crazy" back in the 80s. He was playing in every bar I worked in - as well as went to. That's a lotta bars! Glad to see you still rock Shaky!

@@jamesjameson4566 Their interviews are absurd. Cringeworthy. This was one of the worst.

Amazing, still singing after 54 years, started way back in 1969 as Shakin Stevens and the Sunsets, Played Elvis in the West End tribute musical "Elvis" in 1977, then went on to even greater success in the 1980s and early 1990s.

Clearly had a good life.

Incredible

Churning it out! Is that how its served now?

He was sooo good looking in his younger years. An Elvis lookalike and for sure he modelled a lot of himself on the King

@@OGA_999 yes he was 👍🙏

thank goodness he's not.

the most charismatic artist possible! Modest, beautiful, ready to give everything for the public, directly to the public! I don't care what others say, but Sakin Stevens will be considered by the second generation Elvis!

Shaky was pretty popular in Australia back in the day.

booh12469 ... He has of course been singing since 1969, back then it was Shakin Stevens and the sunsets.

Ele é muito querido no Brasil mas nunca veio aqui nos presenciar com a sua música

@@darrincassidy9045 And HUGE in parts of Europe

Hey there's a whole bunch of us across the pond who love Shaky! Still love him! At least in NJ. Someone played him for my friend - she played him for me and then we just passed his stuff around to everyone we knew. Back then the local bars had live music almost every night with a DJ playing when the band took a break. You Drive Me Crazy was played constantly. Stephen King even mentions him in one of his books. Believe me he has fans here. I definitely agree with everyone else - what rocket scientist had these 2 ding dogs interview him? Lovely man - real class. I'm glad he's still making music.

😆😆😆

But the way she replied "I bet" annoyed the heck out of me. So very insensitive and cold.

​@@thebedwitch She's absolutely vile. Also that hideous, nasal, sneering tone she always uses 👹

@@thebedwitch I noticed the I bet comment aswell, sounded sarcastic,

I've no doubt you miss your mother, I miss mine too, she took me to see Shaky when I was 12, he was great of course. Good to see him making new (and good!) music again.

@@anthonycraig1458 hi mate, such memories with your dear mother, thank you for sharing with us 👍 you gonna see shaky next available live show,? It's your job to do the same to a youngster, but I doubt the youngster you do take if you do may not enjoy it 🤣

Elvis Show made him famous. He was the young skinny version. 😉

There's a track on the new album called, "May." That's about his mother. It must've brought a lot of repressed feelings to the surface, a lot of sad memories and the reminder that she is no longer here. It's a beautiful song but I can imagine how difficult it must've been for him.

I have been a fan since the early 1970s, guys a legend, he started way back in 1969 as Shakin Stevens and the Sunsets.

Absolutely right! I was just saying the same to my husband and came to see if anyone felt the same. 3:27 Very awkward and quite frankly rude moment.... "I bet" she said with no sincerity at all. I really felt for him, he was saying how much he missed his dear mother for heaven's sake! Shocking!

@@traceytaylor2041 Agree fully found the interview rude towards Shakey and how much he misses his mum.

😐He's a lovely guy. Met him couple times. And yes, he obviously had very deep feelings for his beloved mother. ❤

Deserved to be interviewed by better then these two ignorant excuses as presenters

Totally agree. I'm no TV presenter but instead of "I bet", would it have hurt her to say "Of course you miss her" or "Well I can tell you miss her" then say: "can you tell us about your mother? She must have been very proud of her boy."

He started way back in 1969 with Shakin Stevens and the Sunsets.

Yep. Exactly. Elvis but better somehow.

Yep, way back in 1969.

Seeing him with this band is amazing, really play powerfully

Sparkesman ... Yes, Shakey has been singing for a long time, was originally Shakin Stevens and the sunsets way back in 1969. The guy is a legend.

@@ManchesterCowboy0161 Agreed.

Agree. Pair of idiots.

Oi meu lindo !!!❤

Which was a No.1 hit back in the '50s for Rosemary Clooney (George's aunty) - way before Shaky's version.

What was he like?

Very slim dark hair. Quiet seemed a bit surprised we all hung round to meet him.

Yes, I thought the same thing. I felt for him when he said that but there was absolutely no reaction from her.

It's Shakin Stevens

@@hilaryepstein6013 Munchetty always seems a bit emotionless to me....Shaky probably felt a bit uneasy there..

​@@topps9647 Munchetty is vile.

It might have been Christmas 1981 that you got the voucher because "Oh Julie" was in the charts January 1982. If it was and you were seven in '82 then we are the same age! I also bought that single!

@@Cosford869 ... I bought it also and still have it. Although I have been around a lot longer than you, I remember Shaky when he was with Shakin Stevens and the Sunsets, they started way back in 1969.

@@martinwebb1681 My late mum was a big fan of Shaky mate. I guess she would be in your age group (born in the fifties). She also bought me his greatest hits cassette tape for Christmas '84. Happy days and happy memories of mum. 👍🏻

He’s aged but he looks pretty decent for the age he is- he reminds me of Leonard Nimoy