
[WATCH] The Making of Shaun Keaveny's Christmas Song
We go behind the scenes during the making of Shaun Keaveny's Christmas Song
We go behind the scenes during the making of Shaun Keaveny's Christmas Song - Please Don't Get Me Anything for Christmas.
In a coming together of musical minds, the legendary Rod Stewart has recorded vocals for a Christmas song written by ѿý Radio 6 Music’s breakfast show presenter, Shaun Keaveny. The track, entitled ‘Please Don’t Get Me Anything for Christmas’, is availble as a free download from 8am on Wednesday 9 December.
The track features Shaun in suitably festive form on vocals alongside Rod. Former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler plays guitar, with friend-of-the-show Level 42’s Mark King on bass. From 6 Music, former Menswear drummer Matt Everitt makes his long-awaited comeback, Early Breakfast presenter Chris Hawkins is inspirational on sleigh bells, and the 6 Music Choir are like an angelic chorus on backing vocals. Grammy and Brit award-winning record producer, Steve Levine - known for his work with the Beach Boys and Culture Club – has produced the track in his Liverpool-based studio.
The idea came about way back in November when Rod Stewart was interviewed by Shaun in his Breakfast Show. The presenter mentioned that he’d an idea of penning a Christmas song with a “Rod Stewart-style vocal”. The two-time rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame inductee and Grammy Living Legend Award winner persuaded Shaun that he should write the track and send it his way... Inspired, Shaun then created his masterpiece and set about orchestrating the all-star line up to get involved.
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