“Tom Pillibi” – Jacqueline Boyer (France, 1960). রাজনীতি থেকে খেলা, বিনোদেন, লাইফস্টাইল, সব খবর বাংলায়. All winners of the Eurovision Song Contest (1956-2019) - Duration: 23:14. Four entries in the Top … Since the first competition in 1956 there have been 67 winners (due to an infamous four-way tie in 1969). 07 May 2021 Official Top 40 best-selling songs of 1989 Hits from Black Box, Jive Bunny and Jason Donovan were among 1989's best-sellers. Like a Greek J Lo, Paparizou never misses a beat, despite the demanding dance routine. “Un jour, un enfant” – Frida Boccara (France, 1969). 58. 48. Making their debut at … Winning performers from the Eurovision Song Contest feature as some of the world's best-selling artists, while a number of the contest's winning songs have gone to become some of the best-selling singles globally. 53. Ireland’s first win is a thoroughly wholesome piece from an original Derry girl. 24. He is the only person to have achieved this. A mid-tempo boyband-style song, Russia’s big win was an ironically homoerotic affair, with the handsome Bilan exposing his chest while a male ice dancer touched himself nearby. (Norway, 1985). Another slice of Scandi pop perfection. A truly wacky song and performance, “Toy” has a catchy chorus surrounded by questionable gibberish, chicken noises, and surely the competition’s only Pikachu reference. This all took place before Celine was transformed into an ageless power ballad queen (see the pageant-esque hair and outfit), but it’s thrilling to hear how her vocals were sheer perfection even then. Microsoft and partners may be compensated if you purchase something through recommended links in this article. ABBA’s Waterloo, the winner of the 1974 contest, was selected as the favorite among 16 of the contest’s all-time best-selling songs by more than a third (36%) of the respondents across the 11 countries surveyed that are currently participating. 36. Given this song drags on for an eye-watering five minutes, you can see why the competition introduced a three minute time limit. 19. ABBA continue to influence Eurovision contestants to this day, and while you may have another favourite, ”Waterloo” is a song on which most people can agree is a solid gold classic. “Nocturne” – Secret Garden (Norway, 1995). 54. Start your Independent Premium subscription today. “Heroes” – Måns Zelmerlöw (Sweden, 2015). A rousing chorus features in an otherwise dull affair – Boccara’s voice is the best thing here. Last on this list, in place number 10 is the chart-topping single ‘Ooh Aah… Just a Little Bit’. Conchita’s performance had everything you could want in a Eurovision performance. “L'oiseau et l'enfant” – Marie Myriam (France, 1977). Unlike today, the points were not given in order (from 1 up to 12), but in the order the songs were performed. 8. A totally forgettable song that even Aubret’s sultry French purring can’t save. Like a French version of “Beyond the Sea”, another old crooner number you’ll quickly forget. “Ding-a-dong” – Teach-In (Netherlands, 1975). The UK’s All-Time Eurovision Top 50 hosted by Ken Bruce will be available on BBC Sounds from 8pm this evening (18 May) and can be heard on Radio 2 from … 66. Compliation of the best winners of Eurovision song contest. 25. Conchita said: “It was not just a victory for me but a victory for those people who believe in a future that can function without discrimination and is based on tolerance and respect.". If you thought Brexit was a disaster, let this be your reminder that European votes have been throwing up some very questionable results for more than half a century. The same book also … The Swedish single went on to top charts across the continent. The first win for the UK was one of the biggest margins in Eurovision history, though Shaw herself called the ditty “sexist drivel”, and hated it “from the very first oompah to the final bang”. Eurovision Song Contest: Every winner ranked from worst to best. “Diva” – Dana International (Israel, 1998). We’re cheering them on all the same. “The Voice” – Eimear Quinn (Ireland, 1996). https://www.nme.com/blogs/nme-blogs/best-eurovision-songs-2068595 Why did it take three individuals to perform this? The hit may have managed to reach the top of the UK charts, but on the night of 1996’s Eurovision Song Contest, Gina G’s song had to settle for a modest 8th place, as Eimear Quinn from Ireland’s ‘The Voice’ took home the trophy. Two middle-aged guys on piano and guitar singing a wistful ballad about their lost youth isn’t your typical Eurovision hit. Even if it is about a bench, a tree and a street. If you like tall, dark and handsome Austrian men crooning softly...well, you get the idea. 29. She is famous in Romania and abroad with highly contemporary pop songs, both dance & club hits as well as modern ballads such as “Alcohol You”. 55. Extra points for the high-tech staging, though. 40. 64. A better stab at the same groovy style, Israel’s first ever win almost goes full-on disco, with its white suits and synchronised dancing. ... 11 countries currently participating in the contest selected it as their favorite among 16 of the contest’s all-time best-selling songs. The first win for the King of Eurovision, who looked like one of The Osmonds as he stole hearts with this lament of heartbreak. Heavy stuff, but as Jamala’s vocals cry out over a powerful fusion of trip-hop and traditional folk instrumentation, it works perfectly. Overnight BBC Radio 2 and BBC Sounds revealed the top 20 of the UK public’s favourite Eurovision songs. Antes Muerta Que Sencilla still ranks as the best selling entry in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. It’s all a bit old-fashioned and folksy. The 1997 anthemic hit was not Katrina and the Waves’ first success story, as their song ‘Walking on Sunshine’ had made waves 12 years prior to The Contest. 49. 4:23. Probably better known from the DJ Sammy version. Most popular Eurovision songs. In 2008, puppet character Dustin the Turkey represented Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest, only managing to reach the semi-final. 37. Changes. Did I mention she’s called Salomé? ‘Waterloo’ was a winning entry for Sweden in 1974, but it was an even bigger breakthrough for ABBA, who debuted under their group name that night in Brighton, UK, and went on to sell nearly 6 million copies of the track, making it one of the best-selling singles in history. “Amar pelos dois” – Salvador Sobral (Portugal, 2017). Douze points. Conchita became a gay icon across Europe as Austria’s entry. “A-Ba-Ni-Bi” – Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta (Israel, 1978). Although this tactic seems like a recipe for disaster, the song and group were both a huge hit and the UK won that night. Like us on Facebook to see similar stories, Shweta Tiwari Looks Stunning in BTS Video Shot by Abhinav Shukla, Jr NTR Birthday: Ram Charan introduces him as mighty & intense Komaram Bheem; Mahesh Babu wishes him success, The Eurovision Song Contest 2021 final will air from 8pm on May 22, 2021. In a result that may not surprise many, ABBA’s ‘Waterloo’ won the vote, followed by British winners Bucks Fizz and Katrina and the Waves in second and third respectively. After the world fell in love with Riverdance, Ireland served up this ethereal homage to Irish traditional music that secured a record seventh win… but it pales in comparison to its predecessors. For the music fans among us… not so much. It’s hard to pick any other recent winner that comes as close to contemporary chart toppers as “Euphoria” – a dance hit that many contemporary pop stars would kill for. This is nice and all, but it’s a bit like a mid-Noughties band releasing their fourth single from the album, without any budget for the impressive visuals offered by fellow Eurovision champions. “Fly on the Wings of Love” – Olsen Brothers (Denmark, 2000). It’s cheesy but undeniably catchy, and in the chronological order of winners, it jumps out as the moment the competition ditched easy listening for contemporary pop. “Refrain” – Lys Assia (Switzerland, 1956). This truly is the “Love On Top” of Eurovision songs. Here’s some more of those eastern musical elements being incorporated into an absolute dance banger. We promise to love you forever more. Belly dancing and some unexpected rapping are thrown in for good measure. Israel are hosting the contest in 2019 thanks to Netta's win with Toy, but … Arguably the most political of the winning songs, “1944” deals with Soviet deportation of Crimean Tatars against the backdrop of renewed repression. 35. Surprisingly, Shaw was not a huge fan of the track herself, saying: "I hated it from the very first oompah to the final bang on the big bass drum. “In Your Eyes” – Niamh Kavanagh (Ireland, 1993). Plus, this trio of blonde Scandi brothers, with their white trousers and block coloured shirts, is a total look. Pop duo Jedward, who became famous after appearing on the sixth series of The X Factor, represented Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012, having previously represented the country at the competition the year before. Eurovision Hits: Top 30 Best Selling Eurovision Songs 1956 - 2018 - Duration: 4:23. As the first transgender woman to compete in the contest, Dana caused a bit of a stir among Israeli conservatives but was roundly embraced by Eurovision audiences. This is another great one, and a big shout out to Hermès’ Dynasty-style hair and shoulder pads. The survey was conducted among 20,031 adults under … ABBA burst onto the stage at the 1974 competition, kickstarting Sweden’s international reputation as masters of pop. His second triumph came in 1987, with ‘Hold Me Now’. ExplorHits 1,362 views. Johnny Logan is lucky enough to have won the Eurovision Song Contest, not just once but twice! Early adopters of the kind of kitsch which would come to typify the show, ABBA used their platform to offer a taste of the cultural phenomenon they would go on to become. 15. 59. So. May 19, 2021. “Why Me?” – Linda Martin (Ireland, 1992). From the opening piano build to the switch between a minor bridge and major chorus, to the catchy hooks littered throughout, “Waterloo” is a masterclass in how to write a hit, and the song rightly went on to become one of the best-selling singles of all time. It was a powerful moment for LGBT+ visibility, too; the song’s theme of triumph over adversity secured it as an anthem for life’s survivors. Brotherhood of Man – Save Your Kisses For Me (1976) Here’s a classic 70s hit for the list. A high energy pop song with colourful young performers and fun choreography – “Making Your Mind Up” is the stuff that Eurovision is made of. Only Ireland beats them with seven wins. The biggest selling Eurovision record of all time In 1976 Brotherhood of Man won the Eurovision Song Contest with Save Your Kisses For Me. Speaking of repetitive tunes that you can’t get out of your head, good luck with this slice of electropop cheese. Mr Pillibi could not be reached for comment. This article was originally published in 2019. 52. The Eurovision Song Contest is a cultural extravaganza, designed to draw the people of Europe together through light entertainment and healthy competition. A strong ballad from a popular Eurovision singer, who seemed to have accidentally turned up dressed for a funeral. ... Before Spain took a break from Junior Eurovision, they achieved yet another Top 5 … “Merci, Chérie” – Udo Jürgens (Luxembourg, 1966). Brotherhood of Man snapped up first place at the 1976 Eurovision Song Contest in The Hague, The Netherlands, with ‘Save Your Kisses for Me’ before becoming international stars and climbing the European music charts. The decade of big hair, neon-bright clothing and consumerism. “Un banc, un arbre, une rue” – Séverine (Monaco, 1971). The saxophones and piano chords hark directly back to ABBA’s “Waterloo”. 65. Why on Earth did people vote for this? The song itself is dreadful, like a tango number from regional panto, but the white suits and fedoras confuse things even more. In second place, is Bucks Fizz’s ‘Making Your Mind Up’. https://www.smoothradio.com/news/music/eurovision/best-songs-ever-list ... Each jury gave 12 points to the best song, 10 to the second best, then 8 to the third, and then 7 to 1 (from fourth to tenth best song, according to the jury). “Een beetje” means “a little”, which is how faithful Scholten says she is to her boyfriend – all quite scandalous stuff for 1959, but the song itself sounds like a nursery rhyme so we’re good. Once a decade or so, we see the surprise triumph of a gentle, timeless ballad, and this was the most recent example. “La det swinge” – Bobbysocks! The backing vocals on the chorus are a particular high. 6. It’s the only Eurovision song to sell over a million copies ! 32. What exactly is the point of the Eurovision Song Contest? The beautiful fusion of hammond organ, tambourines, hand clapping and the quasi-spiritual lyrics themselves make this feel like a glorious hymn – and Katrina really takes it to church. "Arcade" - Duncan Laurence (The Netherlands, 2019). 17. In 2007, Andriy Mykhailovych Danylko represented Ukraine at the Eurovision Song Contest as his drag stage persona Verka Serduchka, finishing in second place. Norwegian glam metal band Wig Wam performed as representatives of Norway at the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest, achieving ninth place. “J’aime la Vie” – Sandra Kim (Belgium, 1986). Later, lead singer Leskanich said: “It was such a feel-good, lighters-in-the-air, cheesy number. 50. 61. Sixty-seven songs have claimed the top prize since the competition began in 1956 - and some are a lot better than others, Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile. Finland’s first win after 45 years of participating came at the hands of a heavy metal band dressed in monster costumes – but this ranking is not based on novelty alone. Loreen was already the bookies’ favourite to win before her performance thanks to her success on Sweden’s TV talent shows ‘Idol2004’ and ‘Melodifestivalen’. Quite a pleasant guitar-led ballad from this husband and wife duo who look like they’ve just stepped out of Mad Men. 20. Stripped-back, modest and beautifully melodic, “Amar pelos dois” swept into the competition like a breath of fresh air. 13. ABBA, ... Eurovision Song Contest's Greatest Hits was a concert celebrating the sixtieth anniversary, held at the Eventim Apollo in Hammersmith, London, … In an era when extravagance had well and truly taken hold, the staging was notably bare. Norway were trying to do something different here, but with hindsight this largely instrumental piece is just dull. I was instinctively repelled by its sexist drivel and cuckoo-clock tune." “Love Shine a Light” – Katrina and the Waves (United Kingdom, 1997). Indeed, there is a long-held belief that Ireland chose this entry to ensure they wouldn’t win – so as to avoid the cost of hosting for a third year running. It’s one of those “of the moment” songs that could easily have been a hit for Whitney or Mariah during this period. Behind the growled vocals and pyrotechnics, “Hard Rock Hallelujah” is a pretty great song – even for those who ordinarily can’t stand this kind of thing. Elegant and fierce all at once, “Rise Like a Phoenix” could match the finest Bond theme, and is easily one of the most timeless of all the winners. This song is about a man who claims to have castles, ships, and many, many women – but Jacqueline claims he’s a complete liar. Pop band Scooch were selected to represent the UK at the European Song Contest in 2007, performing the song 'Flying the Flag (For You)' while dressed as flight attendants. Top 20 UK best-selling singles of the 80's (Songs: 20-16) Remember the 1980s? Alongside some classics, some Aussie artists made the list! 62. The most recent Eurovision song on this list, Mans Zelmerlow’s ‘Heroes’ won the 2015 Contest with the third highest number of points ever on the show, 365. Here’s the soundtrack to your at-home Eurovision party. 23. Not only did it top the Spanish singles chart, but it also reached the Top 10 in France and made quite the impact in countries like Switzerland, Belgium and even Japan too! But ultimately, it’s all about the songs. This was the last time France won, but they made the most of it – this song builds up to a powerful finish. 31. Since the first competition in 1956 there … It has been 24 years since the UK won the Eurovision Song Contest with Katrina and the Waves’ ‘Love Shine a Light’ and the British people are not about to forget about it any time soon. “Only Teardrops” – Emmelie de Forest (Denmark, 2013). One of the best of the early years. Why? May 27, 2012: Loreen of Sweden performs her song "Euphoria" after winning the Eurovision song contest in Baku. Yes the title is nonsense, and yes it’s cheesy, but really the song is just inescapably catchy. If anyone doubts her commitment to this competition, watch the blazing row she started during Ireland’s entry process on The Late Late Show in 2014. Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? The famous moment when the boys ripped off the girls’ skirts only to reveal shorter skirts beneath them is one of the competition’s most famous moments. “Take Me to Your Heaven” – Charlotte Nilsson (Sweden, 1999). It’s just “alright”. For Conchita, the win was not just for them, but the whole LGBTQ community. So what if it’s a bit Ellie Goulding? 10. “Fairytale” – Alexander Rybak (Norway, 2009). Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies. https://www.loudersound.com/features/the-most-metal-moments-in-eurovision “Een Beetje” – Teddy Scholten (Netherlands, 1959). “My Number One” – Helena Paparizou (Greece, 2005). This statistic shows a ranking of the most successful song entries in the Eurovision Song Contest based on the total number of points received under the voting system in place between 1975 and 2015. The UK's second best-selling single of 1990 was Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares 2 U. Many. 47. We have decided to stan. Why are all these French language ballads so damn good? Dana International. “Hold Me Now” – Johnny Logan (Ireland, 1987). “Diggi-Loo Diggi-Ley” – Herreys (Sweden, 1984). At the 12th Eurovision Song Contest in 1967, the UK has their first victory with Sandie Shaw’s ‘Puppet on a String’, which collected more than double the points of the second-place entry. 28. Producers: Benny ... have three number 1s, and was the biggest selling single of the year in Germany. Easily the decade’s most synth-y, techno-pop excursion. 33. “Save Your Kisses for Me” – Brotherhood of Man (United Kingdom, 1976). It also provided a welcome departure from the high-octane pop-fest that many believe Eurovision to be. The melody of the chorus is always a treat. 17-year-old Nicole accompanies herself on guitar for this round -the-campfire jaunt about peace and joy on earth. Those contestants have ranged from the good (Conchita) to the bad (most of the early 2000s), to the downright ugly (Lordi), but it’s worth exploring the list for some of the gems hidden among the decades. Loreen’s ‘Euphoria’ in 2012 is one of these six wins, and one of the UK’s favourite Eurovision songs. In our series Next Up: 2021, we look ahead to the … This was one of a few recent winners that defied form. “Nous les amoureux” – Jean-Claude Pascal (Luxembourg, 1961). 11. This year marks 65 years of the singing competition, which pits countries against one another to find out who can produce and perform the best song. Probably some of the worst costumes of the 1970s on show here, too. 41. “Puppet on a String” – Sandie Shaw (United Kingdom, 1967). The only win for Monaco in Eurovision history is a classic French chanson with a strong, driving chorus. This is a very well-written pop song, and very memorable, but these lads are a strange choice as the ones to sing it. The flute motif is probably the best use of traditional folk elements now heavily employed by many countries. A number one hit record across Europe that year, the song remains as infectious today as ever. “Everybody” – Tanel Padar, Dave Benton and 2XL (Estonia, 2001). 1966 winner Udo Jürgens is congratulated by 1965 winner France Gall, (Ruslana wins for Ukraine in 2004 AFP/Getty), Maissel is congratulated by runner-up Cliff Richard in 1968, Dana celebrates Ireland's first win in 1970, Charlotte Nilsson wins for Sweden in 1999, Brotherhood of Man win for the UK in 1976 (Beeld en Geluid), Ukraine's Jamala smiles after winning the 2016 Eurovision Song Contest final, Celine Dion at Eurovision (Eurovision TV), Conchita Wurst won the Eurovision song contest in 2014. “Believe” – Dima Bilan (Russia, 2008). Rybak’s impressive fiddling and folk dancing made this a memorable Eurovision moment. I'd say the records set will never be beaten. A worldwide hit, Save Your Kisses For Me has sold in excess of 6 million sold copies and to this day it remains one of the biggest selling Eurovision Song Contest winners which Brotherhood Of Man still perform on stage. “Running Scared” – Ell & Nikki (Azerbaijan, 2011). 34. The song went on to be one of the biggest selling records of all time. “Fångad av en stormvind” – Carola (Sweden, 1991). Nilsson is a great singer, and the song runs through frequent, impressive key changes. ABBA’s Waterloo is the most popular song in the history of the Eurovision Song contest according to a new multi-country Ipsos poll ahead of Saturday’s TV Eurovision special. The Eurovision Song Contest 1976 was the 21st edition of the Eurovision Song Contest. A new television network called Music Television, or MTV, launched early in the decade and gave rise to the popularity of music videos. The Eurovision Song Contest in 2016 opened with a fashion show that saw models donning unusual costumes made from what appeared to be toilet paper strut down the catwalk. “Net als toen” – Corry Brokken (Netherlands, 1957). “Molitva” – Marija Šerifović (Serbia, 2007) Let’s get down to business. Lithuanian music group InCulto reached the second final of the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010, announcing the splitting up of their band less than a year later. The UK may only have won the Contest five times, but in a show of true patriotism, four of those five features on this list - it seems we just really like winning. The first ever Eurovision winner is a classic, romantic affair, with playful orchestration and swooning backing singers. Want an ad-free experience?Subscribe to Independent Premium. Six members from the band 'Buranovskiye Babushki' represented Russia at the Eurovision Song Contest in 2010 while wearing embroidered clothing handed down from generations of Udmurt women. This song is so Eighties, it just threatened me with nuclear war at a Rubik’s Cube convention. Serge Gainsbourg wrote this dreary song about a rag doll, performed at Eurovision in 1965 by Gall, a much beloved Sienna Miller lookalike. You probably wouldn’t turn your chair around, and you definitely wouldn’t press the golden buzzer. However, the British public clearly do love it and perhaps Shaw has now warmed to it too, as in 2007 she released a re-recording. Why are they all wearing shirts clearly found on the floor of a TK Maxx? “Dors, mon amour” – André Claveau (France, 1958). 56. “Non ho l'età” – Gigliola Cinquetti (Italy, 1964). Waterloo ranks No.1 in nine of the 11 countries. In seventh place, is Austrian drag queen Conchita Wurst - real name Thomas Neuwirth - and his winning performance of ‘Rise Like a Phoenix’ from the 2014 Eurovision Song Contest. It’s also believed to be the biggest-selling Eurovision song of all time, and potentially … ABBA’s Waterloo, the winner of the 1974 contest, was selected as the favorite among 16 of the contest’s all-time best-selling songs by more than a third (36%) of the respondents across the 11 countries surveyed that are currently participating. Cliff Richard’s “Congratulations” was beaten by this song, which threatens to stick in your head for days.
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