Mary Hopkin – Born in 1950
Mary Hopkin gained international fame in 1968 with her timeless hit Those Were the Days, which became a global chart-topper. Discovered by Paul McCartney, she was one of the first artists signed to the Beatles’ Apple Records, solidifying her place in music history.
In 1970, Hopkin represented the UK at Eurovision with Knock Knock Who’s There, finishing as the runner-up. Known for her emotive vocals and graceful performances, she remains a cherished figure in folk and pop music, inspiring generations of listeners.
