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SHONA LAING. First appearing on our TV screens as a 17-year-old hippy girl singing her unforgettable ‘1905’, Shona Laing was runner-up in the New Faces talent quest in 1972, after which she was promptly signed to the Phonogram label.
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12 de nov. de 2020 · Laing also contributed to the Manfred Mann's Earth Band album Somewhere in Afrika and toured with them in Europe. Currently she resides in New Zealand and occasionally plays live shows, enjoying a small but devoted fan base. During a concert in 1996, Shona Laing came out as bisexual and noted that she was in a relationship with another woman ...
About Shona Laing With insightful lyrics, a rich vocal tone, and a passionate singing style in common, Shona Laing had hits as a folk artist in the '70s ("1905") and with new wave in the '80s ("Glad I'm Not a Kennedy") before reaching the Top Five of the album chart in her native New Zealand with the more adult-oriented rock of 1992's New on Earth.
22 de may. de 2024 · 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 ...
20 de may. de 2022 · Shona Laing, London 1980. - Shona Laing collection. In this interview for 2003 television series Give It A Whirl, Shona Laing recounts her early career, appearing on television’s New Faces, meeting John McCready and being signed to Phonogram, shifting to the United Kingdom in the mid-70s just as punk was taking over, and returning to a very different New Zealand music scene in the mid-80s.
New Zealand singer song writer Shona Laing came to public attention in 1972 with her song 1905. Since then she has had several well known songs in her home country.
