Sandie Shaw Love Me, Please Love Me (CD)

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Sandie Shaw: Love Me, Please Love Me (CD)

(RPM Records) 20 tracks

Article properties: Sandie Shaw: Love Me, Please Love Me (CD)

Interpret: Sandie Shaw
Album titlle: Love Me, Please Love Me (CD)
Label RPM
Genre Beat
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5022911311247
weight in Kg 0.107

Shaw, Sandie - Love Me, Please Love Me (CD) CD 1
01	Love Me, Please Love Me	Sandie Shaw
02	One Note Samba	Sandie Shaw
03	Smile	Sandie Shaw
04	Yes, My Darling Daughter	Sandie Shaw
05	Ne Me Quitte Pas	Sandie Shaw
06	Ev'rytime We Say Goodbye	Sandie Shaw
07	The Way That I Remember Him	Sandie Shaw
08	Hold `Im Down	Sandie Shaw
09	I Get A Kick Out Of You	Sandie Shaw
10	Time After Time	Sandie Shaw
11	That's Why	Sandie Shaw
12	By Myself	Sandie Shaw
13	Tonight In Tokyo	Sandie Shaw
14	You've Been Seeing Her Again	Sandie Shaw
15	You've Not Changed	Sandie Shaw
16	Don't Make Me Cry	Sandie Shaw
17	Today	Sandie Shaw
18	London	Sandie Shaw
19	Don't Run Away	Sandie Shaw
20	Stop	Sandie Shaw

Sandie Shaw – Icon of the Swinging Sixties Sandie Shaw was more than just a voice – she was... more

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"Sandie Shaw"

Sandie Shaw – Icon of the Swinging Sixties

Sandie Shaw was more than just a voice – she was a symbol of the Swinging Sixties, an era of rebellion, music, and freedom. Born as Sandra Goodrich on February 26, 1947, in Dagenham, Essex, she rose from humble beginnings to become a star.

Her first big breakthrough came in 1964 with "Always Something There To Remind Me", an energetic cover of the Burt Bacharach classic, which soared to No. 1 in the UK charts. Shortly after, she hit the top spot again with "Long Live Love", cementing her place as one of Britain's most successful singers.

Barefoot to Legend

One of her signature trademarks was performing barefoot – a move that many saw as a PR stunt, but which she claimed helped her feel the rhythm of the music. This bold image was likely the brainchild of her manager Eve Taylor.

Eurovision Victory and Timeless Hits

In 1967, she made history as the first British artist to win the Eurovision Song Contest with "Puppet on a String" – a defining moment in her career. With hits like "Girl Don't Come" and "Message Understood", she became a true icon of her time.

Rediscover the unforgettable sounds of Sandie Shaw and immerse yourself in the vibrant spirit of 60s music!

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