Ready to enter the chamber of song again? Trust me - they're not that bad this time....
The contest in 1960 was held in London, with the prize going to Jacqueline Boyer of France with Tom Pillibi....
While in second place for the UK was our singing Scotsman, Bryan Johnson, who seems to have lost someone. There's a Jeeves and Wooster story where a character belts out a hunting song - makes me think of this every time...
Onwards and upwards - and in 1961 tiny little Luxembourg win qith Jean Claude Pascal singing about his loves...
In second place again, the United Kingdom, this time represented by The Allisons with a typical Brit Pop sound from the pre-beatles days...
In 1962 - a singer from France won with a song about love. Is there a theme developing here....
And in second place - not the UK. Ronnie Carroll came fourth with this song about a girl that seems to ring his bell.
Remember this man - we will meet him again next time....
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