Sandie Shaw - Sixties Superstar

[@SPHYGMOMANOMETER]

What a truly beautiful woman of that sixties era. I love her music period. To hear her story is amazing. She is a very talented professional. 🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵🎼🎶🎵

[@junehartley6930]

Sandie Shaw was my idol as a teenager, loved all her songs, beautiful to look at with a great style. She empitomizes the 60's!!!

[@oughtonoughton2634]

This darling girl was so lovely she was the Bees Knees , then now and always ,, All her songs and music were classics of the 60s era lol Jan ex💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞

[@eredison8584]

In about 1979 -1981 ,I had the pleasure of backing Sandie Shaw in different venues for 14 days.May I say,what a pleasure it was for me.Sandie was lovely to be around. In fact,myself and my drummer went for a meal with her at the end of the first 7 day run.I remember after all this time.

[@boondoggle6]

the natural beauty and talent of Sandie Shaw will never die.

[@JamesBrown-lo8uf]

Sandie shaw is the best female singer ever ever,she made the 60s,iwill love her always

[@w9x7cv3vg6]

you must be joking ! shes good but only had a few tunes

[@martinpensom5103]

​@@w9x7cv3vg6Actually Sandie Shaw had 3 number ones in the 60's won the Eurovision song contest in 1967 so I would say that she was very successful!

[@jamessuriet]

I love Sandie! She's so p e r f e c t

[@HungryForTastyFoodAndComicArt]

Exquisite, gorgeous, enchanting!

[@johnnew471]

I love you sandie you are great singer brilliant voice

[@paulbroderick8438]

The most beautiful 60's UK pop singer, for sure.

[@Avray1967]

I hadn't realised she was really THIS lovely! Thank you for posting this.

[@glennbailey3511]

sandie is so underrated such a great singer,id love 30mins chatting with sandie over a coffee to talk about her music and voice

[@robbiebaby3546]

SANDIE YOU ARE FANTASTIC LOVE ALL YOUR SONGS

[@lizdoyle7158]

👠👠👠SANDIE SHAW WAS A BIG INFLUENCE ON 1960S MUSIC AND STILL IN 2016 HER SONGS SOUND SO GOOD ,LIKE GIRL DON'T COME, 🐦 ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE TO REMIND ME, 🐦 LONG LONG LIVE LOVE 🐦 TOMORROW,🐦SANDIE IS ONE OF THE BEST HER SONGS MADE A LOT OF PEOPLE HAPPY 🐦 PATRICK N LIZ APRIL 2016 😄😄😄😄

[@TheJohnpandy]

A big thank you for this. I loved her and still do. I loved her TV series The Sandie Shaw Experience. jxx

[@martinpensom5103]

I thought it was called The Sandie Shaw Supplement!

[@martinpensom5103]

I know only a couple of episodes still exist as the BBC used to wipe their tapes so a lot of brilliant TV was sadly lost forever!

[@arbutus27]

What a lovely person, proving once again that a good woman gets better with age.

[@derekwebb4611]

She was a Superstar!!!

[@GrahamLondonUK]

Thanks for your comment! In Britain, Sandie Shaw is best remembered for winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 1967 with "Puppet On A String" which became a British (and European) #1 hit single. Sandie's first hit (in 1964) "There's Always Something There To Remind Me" was recorded originally by Dionne Warwick, Sandie's version reached #1 in Britain and #52 in US. Subsequent hits were "Girl Don't Come" (UK #3, US #42) and "Long Live Love" (UK#1, US#97).

[@janeough45]

graham , thank you for your comment . i too really loved dusty springfield .. she will always be my favourite ........i was deverstated when she diied ....xxx

[@applepie238]

SUPERSTAR is the right word for sandie..x.

[@fiendishthingy9]

Always loved her.

[@senorkapowssite]

First I've seen the clip with her singing with The Smiths... She sounded amazing, she belonged.

[@robsavage5765]

SANDIE IS THE GREATEST LOVE PUSH IT TO MAKE IT GO

[@GrahamLondonUK]

@mymonaro2008 Thanks for the compliment! The video was broadcast originally on Channel 5 in Britain early last year.

[@easkels]

Sandie was the best. Barefoot princess in the sixties but even better in the eighties. In my opinion Sandie Shaw was the best. Better than the rest of the female singers like Dusty, Lulu and Cilla. With respect.

[@ksw6513]

First of queen of singer

[@breffnipark]

Fab woman !! :) Sixties Superstar !

[@colinglass1342]

Now this is great Brittish talant.Lady with no shoes unusual singer A very beautiful stunning looking women a bit like twiggy and Marianne Faithfull . still is hasn't aged a bit I saw her first on eurovision puppet on a chain 1968.

[@johncortex8064]

Still gorgeous!

[@DavidSelley49]

Best cheekbones in Dagenham - then and now!!

[@iestyn77]

i lovvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvve sandyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

[@janeough45]

i always wanted to look like sandie shaw , her style was different ........all these years on i have the same hair style as she ..xxxxx her songs were wonderful and still are xxxxx

[@alexisnewell3672]

❤❤❤my Era love Sany so unique 🌹🌹🌟🌟👧

[@GrahamLondonUK]

Hello again Lyndloo! Thanks for your comment. Check out Sandie Shaw singing "Monsieur Dupont" from a 1969 edition of Top Of The Pops, it's brilliant! Cilla Black sings "Surround Yourself With Sorrow" from the same edition of TOTP.

[@adrianpeterspeters6149]

GrahamLondonUK arghhhhhhhh, cilla black could not sing, she just shouted and schreeched, every, um time cilla was on the radio, we all waited to turn the radio off when she started screeching, and man was it awfull , eeeeeeeee ouch...

[@karyannfontaine8757]

I love Sande Shaw and the music of the sixties. Most of the fashion was really attractive. Carnaby Street was IT.

[@mariooliveira9398]

enorme capacidade de envelhecer linda...

[@constant35314]

you go girl!

[@ambindia]

What a natural

[@TheAnn2shoes]

Sandie Shaw & Cathy McGowan - Queens of the Mods

[@olgunaziz3964]

Sandie Shaw xxxx

[@SueDunMc-]

I remember Sandy Shaw, of course we called her Pebbly Beach. She always had bare feet if my memory serves me right.

[@HS22181]

I love Nancy Sinatras analysis of Sandie Shaw in this vid. The difference between Sandie Shaw and Nancy Sinatra is that Sandi Shaw has talent.

[@maryturu9919]

HS22181 j

[@mymonaro2008]

Thanks GrahamLondonUK for your reply.

[@ogredad55]

Great bio! Too bad the audio is distorted. :-(

[@GrahamLondonUK]

Thanks for your comment, Jane. I always wanted to look like Dusty Springfield!

[@larciabella]

just wondering why singers like Sandie or Cilla were big in Britain yet weren't in the states like Pet Clark or Dusty?

[@johnrowan4068]

Sandie was initially refused a work permit in America which hampered her chances of promoting her records.

[@larciabella]

@@johnrowan4068 I wonder why?thanx.

[@mymonaro2008]

Interesting video, thanks. When was this originally telecasted and where?

[@GrahamLondonUK]

@SUNNYTOMORROW1 Thanks for your comment, it is appreciated!

[@michaelbowman7558]

She must have only been a superstar in the U.K., because I was born in the early 50's, grew up and followed music closely in the 60's and 70's and NEVER HEARD OF HER IN THE U.S., despite the popularity of so many British singers and groups. "Always Something There to Remind Me" was performed, but marginally. It never stood out.

[@c.w.b.5409]

+Michael Bowman no she was popular in the US also i remember her and im 65

[@rotsa1]

+Michael Bowman You must have been living in a cave. I'm about the same age as you are, and Sandie Shaw was played very heavily on AM radio in the NYC metro area, especially "Always Something There To Remind Me" and "Girl Don't Come". You must be a country boy (AKA hillbilly).

[@johnrowan4068]

Not only in the UK but all over Europe, Australia, Canada, Japan and South America.

[@RareguyUk]

Hello Angel x

[@dhss333]

How many more quintessentials must we have?

[@vertxxgg]

HELEN SHAPIRO was number one and a great jazz singer

[@jkn3712]

Shaw is NOT the only British female singer to have three number one hits in the 60s. Seriously. Petula Clark had more than 3 when One counts other countries besides the UK. And . . . never heard of her before today 14 Mar 2018. I looked Shaw (thought it was Shore from the name I'd heard) and this up after viewing Petula Clark life stories posted on YT.

[@peterwood-jenkins3634]

Petulia Clarke had a fabulous verse but a different type of singer Sandie was right for the songs she sang no comparison needed

[@johnrowan4068]

If you're counting all the countries then Sandie had many more than 3. She was the only female to have 3 number 1's in the UK, a record which stood for 20 years.

[@GrahamLondonUK]

@Avray1967 You're welcome!

[@bigbubba733]

you pig

[@raymondbonington9355]

Chris Andrews another Dagenham person I believe .

[@dereks4131]

"You sing better with your shoes off." Ha ha.

[@GrahamLondonUK]

I agree with your opinion - even if it does make her sound like a piece of cheese!

[@bigbubba733]

you pig

[@andrewlambert4934]

Shame the sound quality is diabolical

[@GrahamLondonUK]

It's not an easy profession, but good luck! Above all, don't do Eurovision!

[@josesiul335]

Sandie're great. With nice people there in Catalunya and will this envious and speaks of pathetic, Cut your thread puppet

[@TheCatalunya]

sandies great oh dear me.. how i feel sorry for you

[@1hayleybabe]

+TheCatalunya brillrant

[@peterwood-jenkins3634]

I knew her Uncle Mr Goodrich at Chalford Hill Sandie was outstanding at that time she stood out from the rest in comparison Cilla was bloody awful God Bless Her though she was great as a presenter but an awful shrill voice not right for Bachrack Songs

[@brendaoconnell4319]

I travelled with Marianne Faithfull in the 1960's and Sandie Shaw was a horror. She was rude stuck up and thought she owned everything.And watching this interview she hasn't changed

[@juco12]

Brenda O'Connell Never new or met her but did hear similar.

[@scdevon]

+Brenda O'Connell She was a nice looking chick, though who commanded a lot of attention. She looked magical on stage with her tall skinny body and great hair. Statuesque, really. She had a totally different look compared to other British female singers in the 1960s.

[@Catherineone]

+Brenda O'Connell I liked her songs and she was a good performer. You are correct she was a horror I remember what the judge said about her in regards to a case she was involved in lets just say it was not favourable.

[@samsamsam5725]

+Catherineone Was she really a horror? How about the 35-year-old married man, Duncan Murdoch, who took up with her when she was barely 17? Shouldn't he have known better? Or the wife who fought a high-profile and bitter battle over costs using Legal Aid/ public money? But I guess it's so much easier to blame a teenage girl.

[@samsamsam5725]

+Brenda O'Connell As I understand matters, it wasn't all down to her. Her manager Eve used to throw her weight around. Brian Matthews has talked about this in an interview with Bob Stanley. And why shouldn't a female star be treated a bit special. The same behaviour in men, or, indeed, much worse, is invariably lauded as good old rock 'n roll.

[@SometimesInnocent]

a bit masculine

[@bigbubba733]

you pig