Sandie Shaw is a prominent British pop singer who emerged during the 1960s. Known for her distinctive barefoot performances, Shaw's style is characterized by a blend of pop and easy listening, marked by her powerful, expressive vocals. She achieved significant success with hits like "Puppet on a String," which won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1967, marking the first British victory in the competition. Influenced by French chanson and British pop, Shaw's music has had a notable impact on the UK music scene, and she remains a respected figure in British pop culture.