Helen Shapiro – Born in 1946, Don’t Treat Me Like a Child
Helen Shapiro, a famous pop and British jazz singer, has been one of the leading female voices since her teenage years. With her power-packed performance in her debut music video Don’t Treat Me Like a Child, Helen reached No. 3 on the UK Singles Chart.
Since the 1970s, she has worked as a theater and jazz performer and toured widely with British jazz trumpeter Humphrey Lyttelton and his ensemble. Helen ran her own show, Simply Shapiro, for three years, which was a blessing that came later in her career. After having an elaborative and solid music career, she retired from showbiz in the year 2002.
Sandie Shaw – Born in 1947, Puppet on a String
The absolute beauty Sandie Shaw is one of the most successful and influential female singers of the 1960s. Shaw had a couple of hit strings like (There’s) Always Something There to Remind Me, Long Live Love, and Puppet on a String. Interestingly, she has a thing for performing bare feet on stage, but it worked for her whatever it was.
The iconic actress was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in 2017 and was included in the Queen’s Birthday Honors List for her contributions to music. She is currently a trained psychotherapist and lives with Tony, her loving husband, and three adorable children.
Ann Margret – Born in 1941, Viva Las Vegas
Also called ‘Female Elvis Presley’ lovingly by her fans, the multi-talented Ann Margret rose to stardom in the 60s with a memorable performance in Bye Bye Birdie, Viva Las Vegas, and State Fair. She was everything a stage asked for – a dancer, a singer, an actress, and a majestic beauty at that.
This Oscar and Golden Globe nominee was a sensual sensation back in her days. As Ann Margret carried through her legacy of great triple-threat—singer, dancer, and actor, she did not let her glamor lose along the way. The eighty-year-old Ann Margret appears in events and remains a matter of attention alongside her husband, Roger Smith.
Nancy Sinatra – Born in 1940, These Boots Are Made For Walkin
Nancy Sinatra is a famous American singer as well as an actress. Sinatra released her signature hit “These Boots Are Made For Walkin” in 1965. In addition to her signature hit, she has given many other popular songs such as Sugar Town, Somethin Stupid, and more.
Talking about her personal life, Sinatra was born on 8th June 1940 in Jersey City, in the U.S. Apart from this, she got married twice and has two children. Even though Nancy will be turning 81 in 2021, her skin is glowing, and her body is well-toned. This is the result of her daily walks, which she never skips.
Nancy Sinatra – Born in 1940, These Boots Are Made For Walkin’
Nancy Sandra Sinatra is an American actress and singer. Nancy is the daughter of the world-famous jazz musician Frank Sinatra. The singer began her career when she appeared on her father’s ABC-TV variety series in 1957. Initially, Nancy was only popular in Europe and Japan. However, her hit song These Boots Are Made For Walkin’ changed that quickly.
From thereon, Sinatra’s music career peaked, and in 1966 she began starring in films too. Nancy even got the chance to work alongside Elvis Presley in a musical drama called Speedway. In addition, Nancy and Frank played the fictional roles of a father and daughter in the comedy, Marriage on the Rocks.
