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Starting with the early days of string band and gospel music and continuing with the birth of the Grand Ole Opry, the ...

The best British Eurovision entries of all time are Bucks Fizz's 'Making Your Mind Up', Sam Ryder's 'Space Man' and Brotherhood of Man’s ‘Save… ...

Sandie Shaw - ‘Puppet on a String’ (1967) with 47 points. Obviously there’s quite a bit of discrepancy in the points above, so it’s worth noting that the Eurovision voting and point system ...

The UK has won the contest five times in total.In 1967, Sandie Shaw won the contest with ‘Puppet On A String’, followed by Lulu in 1969 with ‘Boom Bang-a-Bang’ in what was a four-way tie ...

Sandie Shaw, MBE is an English singer born Sandra Ann Goodrich on February 26, 1947 in Dagenham, Essex. ... PUPPET ON A STRING SANDIE SHAW. Peak: 1, Weeks: 18, Weeks No. 1: 3; 1 8. J u l. 1 9 6 7.

The Sandie Shaw approach In the ’60s, Puppet on a String singer Shaw was famous for performing barefoot, but the spotlight should have been on her baby-doll dresses.

The song has a sample of Sandie Shaw's "Puppet on a String." How did you decide to incorporate that song? What does it represent to you? I've tried to use that as a reference many times.

It was Sandie Shaw's third UK number 1 hit - a record for a female artist at that time. Seeing the Eurovision Song Contest as the ideal launchpad for some international success, Shaw also recorded ...

Phil Coulter, from Derry in Northern Ireland, was just 25 years old when he co-penned Puppet On a String for Sandie Shaw, which won the 1967 Eurovision Song Contest.. And that classic song, which ...