Helen Shapiro – You Don’t Know, Born: 1946

Helen Shapiro emerged as a defining voice of the 1960s British music scene, captivating audiences with her powerful vocals and youthful exuberance. Born in 1946 in East London, she skyrocketed to fame at just 14, delivering chart-toppers like “You Don’t Know” and “Walkin’ Back to Happiness,” which solidified her status as a musical sensation.

Despite the decline of her pop chart dominance towards the late 1960s, Helen’s passion for music never waned. She seamlessly transitioned into jazz and theatre, proving her adaptability and artistic breadth. Still active, nowadays Helen is celebrated as an iconic figure with an enduring legacy that’s a vibrant echo of the swinging 1960s.