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Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
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Featured in Episode
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Artist(s)
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Top Chart Position (Hot 100)
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Did Not Chart
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Year Released
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1977
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Album
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Cabretta
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Writer(s)
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Willy DeVille
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RIAA Certification
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NONE
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Sequence song appears
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"Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl" is a song by Mink DeVille, featured on the album Cabretta in 1977. It is a cover of the song of the same name by Patty & The Emblems, originally released as a single in 1964. It appeared in the Miami Vice episode "Too Much, Too Late".
Notes[]
- Willy DeVille said about the song, "I know Mick Jagger likes it. It's about a woman I know who was drug addict. She was mixed up and she was shook up. That's what it's about."
Personnel[]
- Willy DeVille - vocals, guitar, harmonica
- Thomas R. "Manfred" Allen, Jr. – drums
- Steve Douglas – saxophone
- Louis X. Erlanger – guitar, background vocals
- The Immortals (Max Bowman, Val Heron & Mike Johnson) - background vocals
- Bobby Leonards – piano, keyboards
- Allen Rabinowitz - background vocals
- Rubén Sigüenza – bass