THE LOST SINGLES: SHOULD-A BEEN HITS.
GLAD I'M NOT A KENNEDY.
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THE LOST SINGLES

SHOULD-A BEEN HITS

GLAD I’M NOT A KENNEDY

Shona Laing

1987

Shona Laing's song "Glad I'm Not A Kennedy", from her album 'South', refers to the troubled history of the Kennedy family. The track features excerpts from the former American President's speeches. In New Zealand, the single reached #2. It peaked at #9 in Australia. The disc made inroads in the U.S., climbing to #14 on Billboard's Modern Tracks Chart.

This regular segment looks back on recordings that deserved to become popular singles but failed to attract attention and sales. Check the special Caffé Latté playlist on spotify to finally discover these releases.