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Crazy Cavan and the Rhythm Rockers were a Welsh rockabilly band active from the 1970s onward, led by singer Cavan Grogan. They were one of the UK's premier rockabilly acts, known for high-energy performances and a raw, 1950s-style sound.
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This performance was a statement. Elvis had spent most of the 1960s making formulaic Hollywood movies with bland soundtrack songs. The '68 Special was his comeback to live, energetic rock-and-roll, and "What’d I Say" was a centerpiece showing he could still soulfully belt with the best of them.
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The song is known for its catchy, chant-like chorus ("Moskau, Moskau, wirf die Gläser an die Wand" – "Moscow, Moscow, throw your glasses against the wall"), extravagant costumes, and heavily stereotypical "Russian" brass and folk melodies. The band was named after Genghis Khan and wore futuristic/Mongolian costumes, but this song was dedicated specifically to the Russian capital.
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This song was the UK's entry for the Eurovision Song Contest 1973, where it came second.
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The song was a huge hit in Europe and became a cult classic in the 1980s disco scene. It’s often played at retro parties.
