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Byline: by Paul Cole VARIOUS Southern Rock Uprising (Classic Rock) " THE success of Kid Rock's All Summer Long, which samples Lynyrd Skynyrd, has reignited interest in the confederate cause and this compilation, free with the Summer edition of Classic Rock magazine, finds old-stagers Molly Hatchet and Black Oak Arkansas rubbing shoulders with young guns such as Black Stone Cherry, whose Hell And High Water teeters on the edge of heavy rock, and Willie Stradlin's Living For The Weekend, which injects Bon Jovi pop.

Racism is something that needs to be addressed," before launching into the band's anti-racism song We Need Love and an encore of crowd pleaser Living For The Weekend The four-piece were supported by unsigned Dalkeith act The Debut.

Shelley Perkins, of Vauxhall, said: "We know that a large proportion of the UK are living for the weekend.

Living For The Weekend, Cash Machine, Stars of CCTV and Better Do Better all cement their growing reputation as one of the bright lights of the British music scene.

Sure, the sublime Hard To Beat and the not quite as good (but almost) Living For The Weekend had the whole hall going crazy, but many of their more straightforward indie tunes and dub reggae-tinged tracks were a lot more pedestrian, inspiring only a breeze of polite applause.

Hits Living for the Weekend, Cash Machine and Hard to Beat bowed to the needs of the hungry crowd and sounded brilliant live.

Workers are living for the weekend, staying in from Sunday to Thursday so they can save both energy and money.