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AW-11 2 RECORD MIRROR, APRIL 19. 1975 1 *3 THE BEST OF, Stylistics Avco 2 11 THE MYTHS AND LEGENDS OF KING ARTHUR, Rick Wakeman B The English Rock Ensemble A&M 3 14 ROLLIN', Bay City Rollers Bell 4 1 20 GREATEST HITS, Tom Jones Decca 5 5 THESHIRLEYBASSEYSINGLESALBUM Shirley Bassey United Artists 6 4 STRAIGHT SHOOTER, Bad Company Island 7 2 YOUNG AMERICANS, David Bowie RCA 8 8 THE ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK 10 CC Mercury from ellfoerd 9 6 BLUE JAYS, Justin Hawyward and John Lodge Threshold 10 10 TUBULAR BELLS, Mike Oldfield Virgin 11. 16 THE BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel EMI 12 7 ELTONJOHN'SGREATESTHITS Elton John DJM 13 13 SIMON B GARFUNKEL'SGREATEST HITS, Simon and Garfunkel CBS 14 38 RUBYCON, Tangerine Dream Virgin 15 17 THERE'S ONE IN EVERY CROWD Eric Clapton RSO J 16 9 OHYSICAL GRAFFITI Led Zeppelin Swan Song FREEEDOM Elton John Bard MCA 17 15 THE SINGLES A&M 1 1 PHILADELPHIA 1969-1973, Carpenters AN2 6 ON ABC 18 23 CRIME OF THE CENTURY SOMEBODY WRONGHERSONGG B. JSOME. Them.. IODYRlPerton LOVIN' YOU Minnie Supértramp ADM 3 2 Stan Apple 4 3 NO NO SONG/SNOOKEROO Ringo d% 19 27 ROCK 'N' ROLL, John Lennon Apple S 23 HE DON'T LOVE YOU (Like 6 Dawn E4Y1re 20 24 THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON, I Love You Tony Orlando Auntk 6 12 THING Part 1 Ben E. King SUPERNATURAL GRC IF Pink Floyd Harvest 7 8 CHEVY VAN Sunny/John. Berry 20M Century 21 21 TOMMY, Sound Track Polydor 8 9 WHAT AM I GONNA DO WITH YOU WhRe 9 11 EMMAPIOIO1omlau ABC/ 22 20 HIS GREATEST HITS 10 14 BEFORE THE NEXT TEARDROP FALLS Freddy Fender OW Engelbert Hum perdinck Decca 11 7 LADY MARMALADE LaBelle 12 15 WALKING IN RHYTHM Blolmyrds FeA- 1 1 BYE BYE BABY Bay City Rollers Bell 23 18 ON THE LEVEL, Status Quo Vertigo 13 16 L -0 -V -E (Lore) Al Green 2 2 FOX ON THE RUN Sweet 24 12 TELLY, Telly Savalas MCA 14 17 SHINING STAR Earth YAWS Fire Columbia RCA Leo War er Bros 3 8 15 20 LONG TALL GLASSES(' Can Dance) Syr LOVE ME LOVE MY DOG 25 22 BLOOD ON THE TRACKS, HOD Dylan CBS 16 21 JAO(IE BLUE Ozark Molntaln Daredevil. ALY TO ALONE P.u1 AM. UnBed ArLb Peter Shelley Magnet 26 26 CAN'T GET ENOUGH 17 28 I DONT LIKE SLEEP 18 10 ONCE YOU GET STARTED RuIM ABC 4 7 ' SWING YOUR DADDY Jim Gilstrap Chelsea Barry White 20th Century 19 4 EXPRESS.. T. Elmass Roedaaee L 5 4 THE 27 20 25 THE BERTHA BUTTBOOG1E PL 1 Jimmy C..ta R,.05 AUMk ! FUNKY GIBBON Goodies Bradleys 25 BRIDGE OVER troubled water, 21 24 ITS MIRACLE Barry Menage, Arlen 6 3 THERE'S A WHOLE LOT OF LOVING Simon and Garfunkel CBS 22 26 'KILLER QUEEN Queen Merooy 28 enema L Guys B Dolls Magnet - MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS 23 29 HOW LONG AM 7 6 Perry 24 30 STAND BY ME John Lamm A0d. GIRLS Moments & Whatnauts All platinum Como RCA 25 5 POETRY MAN Phoebe Snow $MI 8 5 FANCY PANTS Kenny RAK 29 19 AVERAGE WHITE BAND, 26 33 THANK GOD I M A COUNTRY BOY John ~we. RCA 27 32 SHOE SHINE BOY Eddie Kendrick. Tend. 9 19 HONEY Bobby Goldsboro UA Average White Band Atlantic 28 34 ONLY YESTERDAY Carpenters ABS '' 10 11 THE UGLY DUCKLING Mike Reid Pye 30 29 THE BEST OF BREAD, Bread Elektra 29 38 AUTOBAHN arattwerk Vero 30 36 AMIE Pure Levu RC1 11 31 34 AND I LOVE YOU Perry Pnirle 10 PLAY ME LIKE YOU PLAY YOUR GUITAR SO, Como RCA 31 19 HAVE YOU NEVER BEER MELLOW Olivia Newton John MG Duane Eddy GTO 32 35 SPECS APPEAL, Shadows EMI 32 18 YOU ARE 90 BEAUTIFUL Joe Cocker RAM 33 32 BEER BARREL POW./ DICK AND JANE Bobby Vinton ABC f 12 I 33 30 I'M COMING HOME, Johnny Mathis 9 CAN DO IT Rubettes Polydor CBS 34 41 YOUNG AMERICANS Davd Bowl. RCA 34 32 YER 13 16 SKIING IN THE SNOW Wigans Ovation COP WHACK FOR THIS 35 - BAD Tim EG rend Funk Caop1bAaI Billy Connolly 36 27 MY EYES ADORED YOU FnrAle 9.111 PANT. Stet' Spark Polydor 37 45 SHAVING CREAM Benny Bell VerRIwnP 14 23 LIFE ISA MINESTRONE 10cc Mercury 35 50 JIMI HENDRIX, Jimi Hendrix polydor 31 13 HARRY TRUMAN OIIop COumtla 36 31 Ian 39 - LOVE WON'T LET ME WAIT Maim Herr& Atlantk 15 13 LET ME BE THE ONE Shadows FMI. IAN HUNTER, Hunter CBS 40 48 SHAKEY GROUND . Temptations Gob ü 37 41 22 SHUN 16 29 THE TEARS I CRIED Glitter Band Bell 41 STREETS, Ralph McTell Warner Bros SOUL Low Unlimited Ordnestre 20th Century 38 45 SLADE IN FLAME, Slade 42 39 DON'T CALL HIS, WE'LL CALL YOU 17 12 PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM Polydor Sugarloaf/Jerry Corbett. 39 44 SHEER HEART 35 t . Band DJM ATTACK, Queen EMI SHAME11.16 Company VlerAuntk Elton John 44 40 28 YESTERDAYS, Yes Atlantic SUN GO43 hDE SS Ramey EarM, Wlnd6 F&6 CalunAY 18 26 DING-A-DONG Teach In Polydor 45 - HIJACK Herbs Mann 41 36 46 19 15 WHAT AM I GONNA DO WITH YOU BAND ON THE RUN - SISTER GOLDEN HAIR Amer Ica Worm, BIM 47 - THE IMMIGRANT Nell Sedalia Royal 20th Paul McCartney and Wings Apple 48 Rocket Barry White Century - RUNAWAYOuAN KJ& FlartroyIM 14 I'LL BE THERE 42 33 WELCOME TO MY NIGHTMARE 49 - RAINY DAY PEOPLE Gordon Lightfoot 20 REACH OUT 50 Gloria Gaynor Chelsea Alice Cooper Anchor - GON'I TELL ME GOOONIGNT Lobo Byrrr '21 20 A LITTLE LOVE AND UNDERSTANDING 43 47 MUDROCK,Mud RAK Decca 0-1 Gilbert Becaud 44 - THIS IS THE MOODY BLUES, 22 40 TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOURSELF Moody Blues Threshold Three Degrees Philadelphia 1 DENVER ái IFJOHN 23 49 LOVING YOUMinnieiipperton Epic 45 - THE BEST John Denver RCA 24 21 HOLD ON TO LOVE Peter Skellern Decca 1 1 LED 2EPPE UN -P im.ical Graff men toes 2 2 AN EVENING 25 34 SO Susan Magnet 46' 49 MEDDLE, Pink Floyd Harvest WITH JOHN DENVER RCA HURT GOOD Cadogan 3 14 CHICAGO VIII C0o, 47 37 HIS 12 GREATEST HITS, Neil Diamond MCA 4 3 OLMA NEWTON 26 28 GET DOWN TONIGHT -JOHN - Hew You Ever Been Meals MCA 48 - SOLO CONCERT, Billy J S 5 ROBIN TROWER-Fo K. C. B The Sunshine Band Jayboy ConnollyTransatlan- Below Chroaas. 7 JOHN LENNON -Ro'N'Rock Roll 27 17 LADY MARMALADE Labelle Epic tic 7 it Verb11PP& J 28 25 IF Yin B Yan EMI 49 43 GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD, e 10 EERTL,WIND& Wort/ Cmmb& r 29 24 L. O. V. E. Al Green Brunswick Elton John, DJM 9 9 DAVID BOWlaE _You 10 12 JIMI HENDRIX-Grath RCA 30 32 SORRY DOESN'T ALWAYS MAKE IT RIGHT 50 SOUVENIRS, Demis Roussos Philips Landis Receive 11 11 GORDON UGHTTOOT Cold 12 - do The Shoulder Receive Diana Ross Tamla Motown 4 BOB ^. ream l3 6 MINNIE ' Cdu _31 WE'LL FIND OUR DAY RIP ERTON Perfect 14 18 FUNNY LADY/ ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK Stephanie De Sykes Bradley's Barba Sbtlund RECORDING 15 16 Any& TEMPTATIONS- ASdry For You 32 22 ONLY YOU CAN Fox G TO 16 21 ALICE Y,tece. COOPER-Welmrn. To MY 45 I AM 17 17 YES- NIdkhMn Arrgk 33 HOW GLAD Kiki Dee Band Rocket Y..taea Aee,J. 18 21 TOMMY / ORIGINAL 34 35 EXPRESS B. T. Express Pye ' SOUNDTRACK RECORDING 35 31 GOOD LOVIN' GONE BAD Bad Company RIM/BBC chart '19' 19 AL GREEN-Grea,HHAI 20` 20 PÑI Island CAROLE KING-Really Rrie OY SUPPUED BY: BRITISH MARKET 21 24 QUEEN-Sheer Hwsn Ar&ce 36 NIGHTS RESEARCH 22 28 BLUE EyIMa - OYSTER CULT- On Your FeetOs your Frankie Seasons BUREAU / MUSIC WEEK. 23 29 ACE -Elm ASde On Knr Cdulna& Valli/Four Mowest 24 42 LYNYRDSKYNYRD- Nuere' Fancy A YG 37 37 THE WAY WE WERE 25 13 PHOEBE SNOW 26 15 LABELLE The Pips NWIt Bird. 5 Gladys Knight B Buddah 27 33 HENRY - Ejls GROSS- Flue Me Into Seme Mg KY 38 18 IF Telly Savalas MCA 28 23 RAMSEY LEWIS-Sun Goedem 29 STEELY:DM-Kay CW.ra 39 - WHERE IS THE LOVE Betty Wright RCA - Lied AMC 30 36 AL STEWART-Yet.., Tlmr Lae 40 - ONLY YESTERDAY Carpenters A&M 31 48 JUSTIN HAYWARD t JOHN LODGE- Blue LT32 41 30 M ANDY M anilow 34 NEK Damn o Earth Thve Barry Arista STAR BREAKERS 33 - PeNr 22 DOOBIE BROTHE RS- What Were 42 27 SWEET MUSIC Showaddywaddy Now Ors Vier An Bell Habib W.or hove 43 - CALL ME ROUND Pilot 34 25 JIMLEO SAYER-JI-Al6Y EMI 35 43 LEO 44 36 THE OF 1964 Neil Sedaka 1 OOCHISE Paid Humphrey ABC SAYERWASHINGTON W QUEEN Polydor 36 40 GROVER WASNINGTOH( JR. -Mi6Mo Rr6 2 LET ME TRY AGAIN Tammy lanai Epic 37 26 45 33 PICK UP THE PIECES UNDARONSTAIXT LIMA Wlrl U//yyIIII Average White Band 3 CUT THE CAKE Average White Baad Atlanitlo 38 46 JESSE COOL YOUNG- Songbird Wear nos Atlantic 4 YOU BABY John Holt Trojan 39 50 AMERICA-Mears Warner Ern.
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  • Previous Eurovision Winners and UK Entries

    Previous Eurovision Winners and UK Entries

    YEAR LOCATION/Venue WINNING ENTRY U.K. ENTRY Date Presenter(s) COUNTRY SONG TITLE PERFORMER(S) SONG TITLE PERFORMER(S) PLACED 1956 LUGANO SWITZERLAND Refrain Lys Assia - no entry - May 24 Teatro Kursaal Lohengrin Filipello 1957 FRANKFURT-AM-MAIN NETHERLANDS Net als toen Corry Brokken All Patricia Bredin 7th March 3 Großen Sendesaal des Hessischen Rundfunks Anaïd Iplikjan 1958 HILVERSUM FRANCE Dors mon amour André Claveau - no entry - March Avro Studios 12 Hannie Lips 1959 CANNES NETHERLANDS Een beetje Teddy Scholten Sing little birdie Pearl Carr and Teddy 2nd March Palais des Festivals Johnson 11 Jacqueline Joubert 1960 LONDON FRANCE Tom Pillibi Jacqueline Boyer Looking high, high, high Bryan Johnson 2nd March Royal Festival Hall 29 Catherine Boyle 1961 CANNES LUXEMBOURG Nous les amoureux Jean-Claude Pascal Are you sure? The Allisons 2nd March Palais des Festivals 18 Jacqueline Joubert 1962 LUXEMBOURG FRANCE Un premier amour Isabelle Aubret Ring-a-ding girl Ronnie Carroll 4th March Villa Louvigny 18 Mireille Delannoy 1963 LONDON DENMARK Dansevise Grethe and Jørgen Say wonderful things Ronnie Carroll 4th March BBC Television Centre Ingmann 23 Catherine Boyle 1964 COPENHAGEN ITALY Non ho l’età Gigliola Cinquetti I love the little things Matt Monro 2nd March Tivoli Gardens Concert Hall 21 Lotte Wæver 1965 NAPLES LUXEMBOURG Poupée de cire, poupée France Gall I belong Kathy Kirby 2nd March RAI Concert Hall de son 20 Renata Mauro 1966 LUXEMBOURG AUSTRIA Merci Chérie Udo Jürgens A man without love Kenneth McKellar 9th March 5 CLT Studios, Villa Louvigny Josiane Shen 1967 VIENNA UNITED KINGDOM Puppet on a string Sandie Shaw Puppet on a string Sandie Shaw 1st April 8 Wiener Hofburg Erica Vaal 1968 LONDON SPAIN La la la Massiel Congratulations Cliff Richard 2nd April 6 Royal Albert Hall Katie Boyle 1969 MADRID SPAIN Vivo cantando Salomé Boom bang-a-bang Lulu 1st March Teatro Real UNITED KINGDOM Boom bang-a-bang Lulu 29 Laurita Valenzuela NETHERLANDS De Troubadour Lennie Kuhr FRANCE Un jour, un enfant Frida Boccara YEAR LOCATION/Venue WINNING ENTRY U.K.

  • The Eurovision Years

    THE EUROVISION YEARS The North West’s love affair with the Eurovision Song Contest began in Vienna, Austria, in 1967 when Phil Coulter, with his writing partner Scot Bill Martin, composed Puppet on a String for Sandy Shaw. The song won and the local connection with the contest began. The following year they nearly completed the double when, at the Royal Albert Hall in London, Cliff Richard performed their latest composition Congratulations. Unfortunately, the song came second, but both songs went on to sell millions of records worldwide. In Amsterdam in 1970, a local girl called Rosemary Brown, better known as Dana, won the Eurovision with All Kinds of Everything. The Phil Coulter song was arranged by Phil Coulter and went on to be a number one hit all over Europe. Charlie Sherrard and Josef Locke were two great Irish tenors of their era. Charlie was born and raised in William Street, Sandi Shaw a stone’s throw from Thundering Down, the street where Josef Locke was born and raised as Joseph McLaughlin. Charlie’s son, Sean Sherrard, followed in his father’s footsteps. Sean took the stage name Johnny Logan and in 1980 composer Shay Healey wrote What’s Another Year which Johnny performed in The Hague in the Netherlands. The song went on to win and launched Johnny Logan onto the international music scene. The following year the contest was held in Dublin and the group Sheeba represented Ireland. Local girl Frances Campbell was a member of the all- girl trio. Sheeba came fifth that year, finishing behind Bucks Fizz who won Dana with Making Your Mind Up.