Stock Aitken Waterman received a Blue Plaque commemoration for their achievements in music in London on Wednesday afternoon (22.01.25) and hailed the accolade as a “terrific honour”.
Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman at Blue Plaque unveiling
Mike Stock, Matt Aitken and Pete Waterman reunited to receive the tribute from the Southwark Heritage Association for their immense contribution to British music.
The Blue Plaque is installed at Vine Yard Studios – their former music studios where they made the majority of their incredible hit records – in Borough near London Bridge.
Dozens of fans were in attendance to witness the special ceremony.
Speaking prior to the unveiling, Aitken told the crowd: “What a terrific honour it is, and thank you all for coming.
“It was a very special place for us.
“I think it’s because it’s hidden from view – but especially because it had thick walls, so the sound wouldn’t get out and disturb the neighbours!”
Their recognition comes as they won the Southwark Blue Plaque competition after 1,257 people voted for the trio of producers.
Status Quo frontman Francis Rossi came in second with 450 votes, followed by Ensign’s John Davis with 108.
Stock said: “I would like to say thank you to Southwark Borough Council for all the work they’ve done in getting this organised.
“And also a big thank you to Paul Smith.
“He got this started over three years ago, Tony King, they all put the time and effort for this to happen, and for our delight and thanks for…
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