Sandie Shaw - trains boats & planes 60s

[Robyo12121]

Does anyone have the Dionne Warwick version?

[rociojacobo22]

aMo esa canción!

[jenwill11]

There's something about Sandy Shaw. She wasn't just beautiful. She had a beautiful mind too and a caring nature towards all living things. That is so rare and yet so, so endearing. I love you Sandy. You make me so proud to be British.

[MrCraigify]

Your response is an ode to Sandy and Britain. I liked how it evoked these feelings...even if it was written by an American.

[zonty13]

Shall I tell you how many American singers covered English songs !?

[MrCraigify]

Oh, sorry, I know...just liked how song really has no walls or boundaries as evoked by the song's title and validated by comments here.

[zonty13]

I know what you mean John.But you forgot to mention her "finesse" her uncompareable class,chic...

[johnnyu278]

All I can say is "Where's Dionne Warwicks version?"

[Robyo12121]

I second that. Dionne's version was the best. It was here on youtube but seems to be gone. Can anyone put it up, please?

[kwaka903]

Great Sandie...

[EmpressOfWyoming58]

I was a child then. I love the way women wore their eye make up and hair. They looked so feminine. This lady shows how vibrato should be used. Today's young singers should listen to this subtle way of singing with vibrato.

[zonty13]

She was so bloody good looking!!!

[Patonight]

Excellent!

Thank you for sharing this title and vidéo.

Regards

[LIVERPOOLSCOTTISH]

Nice song! How fit was Sandy Shaw?! She would definitely have got 'The Good News!' lol :)

[georgiegirlhiphops]

Love this song...Thanks