Shaky (disambiguation)
Shaky or Shakey may refer to:
People
Shakey
- Shakey Graves, stage name of Americana musician Alejandro Rose-Garcia (born 1987)
- Shakey Jake (1925-2007), American street musician and storyteller in Ann Arbor, Michigan
- Shakey Jake Harris (1921–1990), American Chicago blues singer, harmonica player and songwriter
- Big Walter Horton (1921-1981), American blues harmonica player
- Sherwood Johnson (1925-1998), American businessman, founder of Shakey's Pizza
- Mike Walton (born 1945), Canadian retired National Hockey League and World Hockey Association player
- "Bernard Shakey", pseudonym of Neil Young when he directs films
Shaky
- Jim Hunt (columnist) (1926–2006), Canadian sports columnist
- Thomas Kain (1907–1971), American minor league baseball player and manager, college football referee
- Shaky Kane or Shaky 2000, pseudonyms of British writer and psychedelic artist Michael Coulthard
- Shakin' Stevens or Shaky, stage names of Welsh rock-and-roll singer and songwriter Michael Barratt (born 1948)
- Bob Walton (1912–1992), Canadian hockey player
Other uses
- Shaky (album), by Shakin' Stevens
- Shakey: Neil Young's biography, written by Jimmy McDonough
- Shakey River, Michigan, United States
- Shakey Sanchez, The Muppets character
- Shakey the robot, the first general-purpose mobile robot to be able to reason about its own actions, developed between 1966 and 1972
- Shakey's Frozen Custard, original name of Shake's Frozen Custard, an American franchise chain
- Shakey's Pizza, an American restaurant chain
- Shakey's V-League, a women's volleyball league in the Philippines
- Shaky, an enemy of Dick Tracy - see List of Dick Tracy villains
See also
- Douglas C-124 Globemaster II, a cargo airplane nicknamed "Old Shaky"
- Shaky Isles or Islands, a nickname for New Zealand
- Daly's bridge, also known as the Shakey Bridge, a pedestrian bridge in Cork, Ireland
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