Resultado de búsqueda
Shona Laing representing New Zealand at the World Popular Song Festival in Tokyo, Japan in 1974, where she won a top prize for her song Masquerade. At age 17, Shona Laing blazed a trail for Kiwi ...
Shona Laing released Soviet Snow in 1987, an important year when the Cold War between the Soviet Union and the West had reached a turning point. In the previous year, 1986, ...
Shona Laing. Shona Laing's rise to fame was the result of extensive television exposure.Laing shot to overnight stardom in 1972 singing her way into the New Faces finals with a song called "1905". Over the next three years Laing collected two gold discs, three RATA Awards and twice represented New Zealand at the Tokyo World Song Festival.. Shona was a 17 year old schoolgirl in 1972.
1905 Lyrics: I could light a cigarette / And take time / To find the words to write / But time costs time / And I haven’t really got / The time to spend today / So I’ll gaze at the blue
1905 - Shona Laing's long musical career began with '1905', a song dedicated to Henry Fonda. At 17 years old, Shona took the song to second place on talent show New Faces in 1972. Early the following year it rose to number four on the NZ top 10. This short live clip, thought to be filmed at Christchurch Town Hall, captures Shona in extreme close-up, serving to magnify the emotional intensity ...
27 de jul. de 2017 · Provided to YouTube by Believe SASSoviet Snow · Shona LaingSouth℗ Shona LaingReleased on: 1987-06-01Author: RRComposer: RRAuto-generated by YouTube.
Shona Laing signed to the Phonogram label at age 16, after a successful audition for talent show New Faces.Her composition '1905' got to number four on the Kiwi charts; it went gold, as did 1973 debut album Whispering Afraid.During seven years based in London, Laing recorded two solo albums, and joined Manfred Mann's Earth Band.
