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Shona Laing (born 9 October 1955) is a New Zealand musician. Laing had several folk hits in her native country and in the 1980s became internationally popular for her alternative music, most notably "(Glad I'm) Not a Kennedy" and "Soviet Snow" which was based on the Chernobyl disaster.
Nov 21, 2012 · This is a celebration of 40 years in the music industry for Shona Laing. The original clip of 1905 was filmed as part of the New Faces TV show on 22nd November 1972. These are Shona clips...
Jan 23, 2021 · One of New Zealand's most feted musicians Shona Laing is the subject of an exhibition which opens next week at the Waihi Arts Centre and Museum '50 Years Later, Shona Laing: A Pictorial Journey Through A Life of Music'.
May 27, 2013 · Shona Laing has written some of New Zealand’s most memorable songs, gaining an audience and respect beyond our borders.
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.
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.
Shona Laing. Singer/songwriter who charted with folk in the '70s, synth pop in the '80s, and earnest rock in the '90s in her native New Zealand.
NZ Herald Legacy Award: Shona Laing. 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...
Shona Laing is a New Zealand musician. Laing had several folk hits in her native country and in the 80's became internationally popular for her alternative music, most notably " Not a...
Shona Laing - Venerable Tui. Pioneering singer-songwriter Shona Laing was inducted into the New Zealand Music Hall of Fame in 2013. Her four decades in the music business began in 1972 when the 17-year-old won notice on TV talent show New Faces, with ‘1905’.
