Sandie Shaw

Sandie Shaw

With her victory at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1967 with "Puppet on a String", the British singer achieved international recognition. Numerous single successes in the 1960s consolidated her presence in the European pop charts. She also recorded songs in several languages and released special versions for different markets.

Sandie Shaw – Successes & musical relevance

Among Sandie Shaw’s best-known songs, alongside "Puppet on a String", are "Long Live Love" and "Always Something There to Remind Me", which achieved high chart positions in the United Kingdom and other countries. Her repertoire consists of English-language pop music from the 1960s, complemented by recordings in German and Italian. The artist remains relevant for collectors and pop historians through her international releases and language versions.

Discover Sandie Shaw vinyl releases

The single Dammi tempo/ Un battito d'ali 7" PROMO SUNG IN ITALIAN (7'' Vinyl) is a rare Italian-language promo version, while Und so was nennst Du nun Liebe (7'' Vinyl) presents a German-language recording. The selection is complemented by By tomorrow/ Maple village 7" Single PROMO GERMANY (7'' Vinyl), a promo single released in Germany.

These editions are aimed specifically at collectors looking for international pressings and language versions.

• Genre: Pop
• Origin: United Kingdom
• Active: 1960s to 1970s
• Notable: Numerous international language recordings and exclusive editions