| 1982 |
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1983 |
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1984 |
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1985 |
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| One Step Further -
Bardo |
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I'm Never Giving Up -
Sweet Dreams |
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Love Games - Belle &
The Devotions |
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Love Is - Vikki |
| Sally-Ann
Triplett from Prima Donna was back and the pressure was high
in a contest staged in Harrogate at the height of the
Falklands War. Sally is right now in Acorn Antiques. |
|
This
bland trio of identikit euro-pop muppets somehow managed 6th
place in Munich. Most memorable for the inclusion of Fame
Academy's Carrie Grant! |
|
Booed off the stage in
Luxemburg and opinion is divided as to whether it was because of English
soccer hooligans in Luxemburg or because the backing singers mimed. |
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Perfectly
coiffeured Vikki Watson won Song For Europe with this
stop-start pop confection and attained a very respectable
4th in a strong contest in Gothenburg. |
| 1986 |
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1987 |
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1988 |
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1989 |
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| Runner In The Night -
Ryder |
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Only The Night -
Rikki |
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Go - Scott
Fitzgerald |
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Why Do I Always Get It
Wrong - Live Report
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| Ryder
was basically a vehicle for the lead singer Maynard
Williams, the son of TV actor Bill Maynard. After the
demise of Ryder, he enjoyed success in stage musicals. |
|
Scottish
taxi-driver took to the Eurovision stage with a tartan sash
but sadly only succeeded in succeeding compatriot Kenneth
McKellar as the UK's lowest scorer to date |
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Scott
had a Europe wide hit with Yvonne Keeley in the 70s, "If I
Had Words". His Eurosong finished one point behind Celine Dion.
It's fair to day that their careers diverged at this point. |
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Maybe
the least pretty entrants ever, these guys made it to Eurovision
and almost won thanks to a good song and great vocals. Lead
Ray Caruana later tried to sing for Malta. |
