This is a chronological list of all the artists and songs that have competed in the Eurovision Song Contest grand finals from 1956 to 2019.

Nella lista dei brani dell’Eurovision Song Contest si trovano i nomi dei brani musicali che hanno partecipato alla manifestazione musicale europea più longeva al mondo dal 1956 fino al 2019 (2020, edizione cancellata a causa della pandemia di COVID-19 in Europa):

List of Eurovision Song Contest entries (1956–2003). Since the Eurovision Song Contest began in 1956 and until semi-finals were introduced in 2004, a total of 917 entries were submitted, comprising songs and artists which represented thirty-eight countries. The contest, organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), is held annually between members of the union, with participating broadcasters from different countries submitting songs to the event and casting votes to determine the most popular in the competition. From an original seven participating countries in the first edition, over twenty entries were submitted into the competition in the early 2000s, before the contest started expanding more rapidly in 2004.

Principally open to active member broadcasters of the EBU, eligibility to participate in the contest is not determined by geographic inclusion within the traditional boundaries of Europe. Several countries from outside of Europe have previously submitted entries into the contest, including countries in Western Asia and North Africa, as well as transcontinental countries with only part of their territory in Europe.

Between 1956 and 2003, Germany made the most contest appearances, participating in all but one event since its founding. Morocco conversely had participated the fewest times, competing only once in 1980. Ireland held the record for the most victories, having won the contest seven times, including four wins in the 1990s. France, Luxembourg and the United Kingdom were the second-most successful nations in the contest, having won on five occasions. In addition to its five contest wins, the United Kingdom also placed second fifteen times – more than any other country – and also holds the record for the most consecutive contest appearances, competing in every edition since 1959. Although it had also achieved two contest wins, Norway held the record for the most last-place finishes in contest history, having featured at the bottom of the scoreboard nine times.

Over 1,600 entries have been submitted into the Eurovision Song Contest since it began in 1956, comprising songs and artists which have represented fifty-two countries. The contest, organised by the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), is held annually between members of the union, with participating broadcasters from different countries submitting songs to the event and casting votes to determine the most popular in the competition. From an original seven participating countries in the first edition, around forty entries are now regularly submitted into the competition every year. 

Principally open to active member broadcasters of the EBU, eligibility to participate in the contest is not determined by geographic inclusion within the traditional boundaries of Europe. Several countries from outside of Europe have previously submitted entries into the contest, including countries in Western Asia and North Africa, as well as transcontinental countries with only part of their territory in Europe. Australia, a country in Oceania, made its first contest appearance in 2015 when SBS, an EBU associate member broadcaster from the country, received an invitation to submit an entry to mark the contest’s 60th anniversary.

Each year a date is typically set by which time broadcasters may announce to the EBU their intent to participate in the contest, which can be revoked condition-free up to this deadline date. However on several occasions over its history, entries which had been submitted into the contest by the participating broadcasters following the cut-off date, or which were planned to be submitted, have subsequently not gone ahead. This can occur for varying reasons, including disqualification for breaking the rules of the contest or through withdrawal by the broadcasters themselves. On a number of occasions participation has also been suggested or attempted in countries which are precluded from entering the contest, due to a lack of EBU member broadcaster or for other reasons.

Germany has made the most contest appearances, participating in all but one event since its founding. Morocco conversely has participated the fewest times, competing only once in 1980. As of 2023, Ireland and Sweden both hold the record for the most victories, having won the contest seven times, including four Irish wins in the 1990s. In addition to its five contest wins, the United Kingdom has also placed second sixteen times – more than any other country – and also holds the record for the most consecutive contest appearances, competing in every edition since 1959. Although it has also achieved three contest wins, Norway holds the record for the most last-place finishes in contest history, having featured at the bottom of the scoreboard eleven times as of 2023.

Eurovision Song Contest 1956

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing[a]
1	1	Netherlands	1 (1)	Jetty Paerl	“De vogels van Holland“	Dutch	Cor Lemaire Annie M. G. Schmidt	—
2	2	Switzerland	1 (1)	Lys Assia	“Das alte Karussell“	German	George Betz-Stahl	—
3	3	Belgium	1 (1)	Fud Leclerc	“Messieurs les noyés de la Seine“	French	Jean Miret Robert Montal Jack Say	—
4	4	Germany	1 (1)	Walter Andreas Schwarz	“Im Wartesaal zum großen Glück“	German	Walter Andreas Schwarz	—
5	5	France	1 (1)	Mathé Altéry	“Le Temps perdu“	French	André Lodge Rachèle Thoreau	—
6	6	Luxembourg	1 (1)	Michèle Arnaud	“Ne crois pas“	French	Christian Guittreau	—
7	7	Italy	1 (1)	Franca Raimondi	“Aprite le finestre“	Italian	Virgilio Panzito Pino Perotti	—
8	8	Netherlands	1 (2)	Corry Brokken	“Voorgoed voorbij“	Dutch	Jelle de Vries	—
9	9	Switzerland	1 (2)	Lys Assia	“Refrain“	French	Émile Gardaz Géo Voumard	1
10	10	Belgium	1 (2)	Mony Marc	“Le Plus beau jour de ma vie“	French	Claude Alix David Bee	—
11	11	Germany	1 (2)	Freddy Quinn	“So geht das jede Nacht“	German	Peter Mösser Lotar Olias	—
12	12	France	1 (2)	Dany Dauberson	“Il est là“	French	Simone Vallauris	—
13	13	Luxembourg	1 (2)	Michèle Arnaud	“Les Amants de minuit“	French	Pierre Lambry Simone Laurencin	—
14	14	Italy	1 (2)	Tonina Torrielli	“Amami se vuoi“	Italian	Vittorio Mascheroni Mario Panzeri	—

Eurovision Song Contest 1957

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
15	1	Belgium	2	Bobbejaan Schoepen	“Straatdeuntje“	Dutch	Eric Franssen Harry Frékin	8
16	2	Luxembourg	2	Danièle Dupré	“Tant de peine“	French	Jean-Pierre Kemmer Jacques Taber	4
17	3	United Kingdom	1	Patricia Bredin	“All”	English	Alan Stranks Reynell Wreford	7
18	4	Italy	2	Nunzio Gallo	“Corde della mia chitarra“	Italian	Giuseppi Cavaliere Mario Ruccione	6
19	5	Austria	1	Bob Martin	“Wohin, kleines Pony?“	German	Kurt Svab Hans Werner	10 ◁
20	6	Netherlands	2	Corry Brokken	“Net als toen“	Dutch	Willy van Hemert Guus Jansen	1
21	7	Germany	2	Margot Hielscher	“Telefon, Telefon“	German[b][c][d][e]	Friedrich Meyer Ralph Maria Siegel	4
22	8	France	2	Paule Desjardins	“La Belle amour“	French	Francis Carco Guy Lafarge	2
23	9	Denmark	1	Birthe Wilke and Gustav Winckler	“Skibet skal sejle i nat“	Danish	Erik Fiehn Paul Sørensen	3
24	10	Switzerland	2	Lys Assia	“L’Enfant que j’étais“	French	Émile Gardaz Géo Voumard	8

Eurovision Song Contest 1958

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
25	1	Italy	3	Domenico Modugno	“Nel blu, dipinto di blu“	Italian	Franco Migliacci Domenico Modugno	3
26	2	Netherlands	3	Corry Brokken	“Heel de wereld“	Dutch	Benny Vreden	9 ◁
27	3	France	3	André Claveau	“Dors mon amour“	French	Pierre Delanoë Hubert Giraud	1
28	4	Luxembourg	3	Solange Berry	“Un grand amour“	French	Michel Eric Monique Laniece Raymond Roche	9 ◁
29	5	Sweden	1	Alice Babs	“Lilla stjärna“	Swedish	Åke Gerhard Gunnar Wersén	4
30	6	Denmark	2	Raquel Rastenni	“Jeg rev et blad ud af min dagbog“	Danish	Harry Jensen	8
31	7	Belgium	3	Fud Leclerc	“Ma petite chatte“	French	André Dohet	5
32	8	Germany	3	Margot Hielscher	“Für zwei Groschen Musik“	German	Walter Brandin Friedrich Meyer Fred Rauch	7
33	9	Austria	2	Liane Augustin	“Die ganze Welt braucht Liebe“	German	Günther Leopold Kurt Werner	5
34	10	Switzerland	3	Lys Assia	“Giorgio”	German, Italian	Paul Burkhard Fridolin Tschudi	2

Eurovision Song Contest 1959

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
35	1	France	4	Jean Philippe	“Oui oui oui oui“	French	Pierre Cour Hubert Giraud	3
36	2	Denmark	3	Birthe Wilke	“Uh, jeg ville ønske jeg var dig“	Danish	Carl Andersen Otto Lington	5
37	3	Italy	4	Domenico Modugno	“Piove“	Italian	Domenico Modugno Dino Verde	6
38	4	Monaco	1	Jacques Pills	“Mon ami Pierrot“	French	Raymond Bravard Florence Veran	11 ◁
39	5	Netherlands	4	Teddy Scholten	“Een beetje“	Dutch	Willy van Hemert Dick Schallies	1
40	6	Germany	4	Alice and Ellen Kessler	“Heut’ woll’n wir tanzen geh’n“	German	Astrid Voltmann Helmut Zander	8
41	7	Sweden	2	Brita Borg	“Augustin”	Swedish	Åke Gerhard Harry Sandin	9
42	8	Switzerland	4	Christa Williams	“Irgendwoher“	German	Lothar Löffler	4
43	9	Austria	3	Ferry Graf	“Der K. und K. Kalypso aus Wien“	German	Günther Leopold Norbert Pawlicki	9
44	10	United Kingdom	2	Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson	“Sing Little Birdie”	English	Stan Butcher Syd Cordell	2
45	11	Belgium	4	Bob Benny	“Hou toch van mij“	Dutch	Hans Flower Ke Riema	6

1960s.

Eurovision Song Contest 1960^[22][23]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
46	1	United Kingdom	3	Bryan Johnson	“Looking High, High, High”	English	John Watson	2
47	2	Sweden	3	Siw Malmkvist	“Alla andra får varann“	Swedish	Åke Gerhard Ulf Källqvist	10
48	3	Luxembourg	4	Camillo Felgen	“So laang we’s du do bast“	Luxembourgish	Henri Moots Jean Roderès	13 ◁
49	4	Denmark	4	Katy Bødtger	“Det var en yndig tid“	Danish	Sven Buemann Vilfred Kjær	10
50	5	Belgium	5	Fud Leclerc	“Mon amour pour toi“	French	Robert Montal Jack Say	6
51	6	Norway	1	Nora Brockstedt	“Voi-voi“	Norwegian	George Elgaaen	4
52	7	Austria	4	Harry Winter	“Du hast mich so fasziniert“	German	Robert Gilbert Robert Stolz	7
53	8	Monaco	2	François Deguelt	“Ce soir-là“	French	Pierre Dorsey Hubert Giraud	3
54	9	Switzerland	5	Anita Traversi	“Cielo e terra“	Italian	Mario Robbiani	8
55	10	Netherlands	5	Rudi Carrell	“Wat een geluk“	Dutch	Willy van Hemert Dick Schallies	12
56	11	Germany	5	Wyn Hoop	“Bonne nuit ma chérie“	German	Franz Josef Breuer Kurt Schwabach	4
57	12	Italy	5	Renato Rascel	“Romantica“	Italian	Renato Rascel Dino Verde	8
58	13	France	5	Jacqueline Boyer	“Tom Pillibi“	French	Pierre Cour André Popp	1

Eurovision Song Contest 1961^[24][25]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
59	1	Spain	1	Conchita Bautista	“Estando contigo“	Spanish	Augusto Algueró Antonio Guijarro	9
60	2	Monaco	3	Colette Deréal	“Allons, allons les enfants“	French	Pierre Delanoë Hubert Giraud	10
61	3	Austria	5	Jimmy Makulis	“Sehnsucht“	German	Leopold Andrejewitsch	15 ◁
62	4	Finland	1	Laila Kinnunen	“Valoa ikkunassa“	Finnish	Eino Hurme Sauvo Puhtila	10
63	5	Yugoslavia	1	Ljiljana Petrović	“Neke davne zvezde” (Неке давне звезде)	Serbo-Croatian	Miroslav Antić Jože Privšek	8
64	6	Netherlands	6	Greetje Kauffeld	“Wat een dag“	Dutch	Pieter Goemans Dick Schallies	10
65	7	Sweden	4	Lill-Babs	“April, april“	Swedish	Bo Eneby Bobbie Ericsson	14
66	8	Germany	6	Lale Andersen	“Einmal sehen wir uns wieder“	German, French	Ernst Bader Rudolf Maluck	13
67	9	France	6	Jean-Paul Mauric	“Printemps (avril carillonne)“	French	Francis Baxter Guy Favereau	4
68	10	Switzerland	6	Franca di Rienzo	“Nous aurons demain“	French	Émile Gardaz Géo Voumard	3
69	11	Belgium	6	Bob Benny	“September, gouden roos“	Dutch	Wim Brabants Hans Flower	15 ◁
70	12	Norway	2	Nora Brockstedt	“Sommer i Palma“	Norwegian	Egil Hagen Jan Wølner	7
71	13	Denmark	5	Dario Campeotto	“Angelique“	Danish	Aksel V. Rasmussen	5
72	14	Luxembourg	5	Jean-Claude Pascal	“Nous les amoureux“	French	Jacques Datin Maurice Vidalin	1
73	15	United Kingdom	4	The Allisons	“Are You Sure?”	English	John Alford Bob Day	2
74	16	Italy	6	Betty Curtis	“Al di là“	Italian	Carlo Donida Giulio Rapetti	5

Eurovision Song Contest 1962^[26][27]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
75	1	Finland	2	Marion Rung	“Tipi-tii“	Finnish	Kari Tuomisaari	7
76	2	Belgium	7	Fud Leclerc	“Ton nom“	French	Eric Channe Tony Golan	13 ◁
77	3	Spain	2	Víctor Balaguer	“Llámame“	Spanish	Miguel Portoles Mario Selles	13 ◁
78	4	Austria	6	Eleonore Schwarz	“Nur in der Wiener Luft“	German	Bruno Uher	13 ◁
79	5	Denmark	6	Ellen Winther	“Vuggevise“	Danish	Kjeld Bonfils Sejr Volmer-Sørensen	10
80	6	Sweden	5	Inger Berggren	“Sol och vår“	Swedish	Åke Gerhard Ulf Källqvist	7
81	7	Germany	7	Conny Froboess	“Zwei kleine Italiener“	German	Christian Bruhn Georg Buschor	6
82	8	Netherlands	7	De Spelbrekers	“Katinka”	Dutch	Henny Hamhuis Lodewijk Post Joop Stokkermans	13 ◁
83	9	France	7	Isabelle Aubret	“Un premier amour“	French	Roland Valade Claude-Henri Vic	1
84	10	Norway	3	Inger Jacobsen	“Kom sol, kom regn“	Norwegian	Ivar Andersen Kjell Karlsen	10
85	11	Switzerland	7	Jean Philippe	“Le Retour“	French	Émile Gardaz Géo Voumard	10
86	12	Yugoslavia	2	Lola Novaković	“Ne pali svetla u sumrak” (Не пали светла у сумрак)	Serbo-Croatian	Dragutin Britvić Jože Privšek	4
87	13	United Kingdom	5	Ronnie Carroll	“Ring-A-Ding Girl”	English	Stan Butcher Syd Cordell	4
88	14	Luxembourg	6	Camillo Felgen	“Petit bonhomme“	French	Jacques Datin Maurice Vidalin	3
89	15	Italy	7	Claudio Villa	“Addio, addio“	Italian	Franco Migliacci Domenico Modugno	9
90	16	Monaco	4	François Deguelt	“Dis rien“	French	Henri Salvador René Rouzaud	2

Eurovision Song Contest 1963^[28][29]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
91	1	United Kingdom	6	Ronnie Carroll	“Say Wonderful Things”	English	Philip Green Norman Newell	4
92	2	Netherlands	8	Annie Palmen	“Een speeldoos“	Dutch	Pieter Goemans	13 ◁
93	3	Germany	8	Heidi Brühl	“Marcel”	German	Charly Niessen	9
94	4	Austria	7	Carmela Corren	“Vielleicht geschieht ein Wunder“	German, English	Erwin Halletz Norman Newell Peter Wehle	7
95	5	Norway	4	Anita Thallaug	“Solhverv“	Norwegian	Dag Kristoffersen	13 ◁
96	6	Italy	8	Emilio Pericoli	“Uno per tutte“	Italian	Giulio Rapetti Tony Renis Alberto Testa	3
97	7	Finland	3	Laila Halme	“Muistojeni laulu“	Finnish	Börje Sundgren	13 ◁
98	8	Denmark	7	Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann	“Dansevise“	Danish	Otto Francker Sejr Volmer-Sørensen	1
99	9	Yugoslavia	3	Vice Vukov	“Brodovi” (Бродови)	Serbo-Croatian	Mario Nardelli	11
100	10	Switzerland	8	Esther Ofarim	“T’en va pas“	French	Émile Gardaz Géo Voumard	2
101	11	France	8	Alain Barrière	“Elle était si jolie“	French	Alain Barrière	5
102	12	Spain	3	José Guardiola	“Algo prodigioso“	Spanish	Fernando Garcia Morcillo Camillo Murillo Janero	12
103	13	Sweden	6	Monica Zetterlund	“En gång i Stockholm“	Swedish	Bobbie Ericsson Beppe Wolgers	13 ◁
104	14	Belgium	8	Jacques Raymond	“Waarom?“	Dutch	Wim Brabants Hans Flower	10
105	15	Monaco	5	Françoise Hardy	“L’Amour s’en va“	French	Françoise Hardy	5
106	16	Luxembourg	7	Nana Mouskouri	“À force de prier“	French	Raymond Bernard Pierre Delanoë	8

Eurovision Song Contest 1964^[30][31]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
107	1	Luxembourg	8	Hugues Aufray	“Dès que le printemps revient“	French	Hugues Aufray Jacques Plante	4
108	2	Netherlands	9	Anneke Grönloh	“Jij bent mijn leven“	Dutch	Ted Powder René de Vos	10
109	3	Norway	5	Arne Bendiksen	“Spiral“	Norwegian	Egil Hagen Sigurd Jansen	8
110	4	Denmark	8	Bjørn Tidmand	“Sangen om dig“	Danish	Morgens Dam Aksel V. Rasmussen	9
111	5	Finland	4	Lasse Mårtenson	“Laiskotellen“	Finnish	Lasse Mårtenson Sauvo Puhtila	7
112	6	Austria	8	Udo Jürgens	“Warum nur, warum?“	German	Udo Jürgens	6
113	7	France	9	Rachel	“Le Chant de Mallory“	French	Pierre Cour André Popp	4
114	8	United Kingdom	7	Matt Monro	“I Love the Little Things”	English	Tony Hatch	2
115	9	Germany	9	Nora Nova	“Man gewöhnt sich so schnell an das Schöne“	German	Rudi von der Dovenmühle Niels Nobach	13 ◁
116	10	Monaco	6	Romuald	“Où sont-elles passées“	French	Pierre Barouh Francis Lai	3
117	11	Portugal	1	António Calvário	“Oração“	Portuguese	Rogério Braçinha Francisco Nicholson João Nobre	13 ◁
118	12	Italy	9	Gigliola Cinquetti	“Non ho l’età“	Italian	Mario Panzeri Nicola Salerno	1
119	13	Yugoslavia	4	Sabahudin Kurt	“Život je sklopio krug” (Живот је склопио круг)	Serbo-Croatian	Srđan Matijević Stevan Raičković	13 ◁
120	14	Switzerland	9	Anita Traversi	“I miei pensieri“	Italian	Sanzio Chiesa Giovanni Pelli	13 ◁
121	15	Belgium	9	Robert Cogoi	“Près de ma rivière“	French	Robert Cogoi	10
122	16	Spain	4	Nelly with Tim and Tony	“Caracola“	Spanish	Fina de Calderón	12

Eurovision Song Contest 1965^[32][33]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
123	1	Netherlands	10	Conny Vandenbos	“Het is genoeg“	Dutch	Johnny Holshuyzen Karel Prior	11
124	2	United Kingdom	8	Kathy Kirby	“I Belong”	English	Phil Peters Peter Lee Sterling	2
125	3	Spain	5	Conchita Bautista	“Qué bueno, qué bueno“	Spanish	Antonio Figueroa Egea	15 ◁
126	4	Ireland	1	Butch Moore	“I’m Walking the Streets in the Rain”	English	Teresa Conlon Joe Harrigan George Prendergast	6
127	5	Germany	10	Ulla Wiesner	“Paradies, wo bist du?“	German	Hans Blum Barbara Kist	15 ◁
128	6	Austria	9	Udo Jürgens	“Sag ihr, ich lass sie grüßen“	German	Frank Bohlen Udo Jürgens	4
129	7	Norway	6	Kirsti Sparboe	“Karusell“	Norwegian	Jolly Kramer-Johansen	13
130	8	Belgium	10	Lize Marke	“Als het weer lente is“	Dutch	Jaak Dreesen Jef Van den Berg	15 ◁
131	9	Monaco	7	Marjorie Noël	“Va dire à l’amour“	French	Raymond Bernard Jacques Mareuil	9
132	10	Sweden	7	Ingvar Wixell	“Absent Friend”	English	Alf Henrikson Dag Wirén	10
133	11	France	10	Guy Mardel	“N’avoue jamais“	French	Françoise Dorin Guy Mardel	3
134	12	Portugal	2	Simone de Oliveira	“Sol de inverno“	Portuguese	Jeronimo Bragança Carlos Nóbrega e Sousa	13
135	13	Italy	10	Bobby Solo	“Se piangi, se ridi“	Italian	Gianni Marchetti Giulio Rapetti Roberto Satti	5
136	14	Denmark	9	Birgit Brüel	“For din skyld“	Danish	Poul Henningsen Jørgen Jersild	7
137	15	Luxembourg	9	France Gall	“Poupée de cire, poupée de son“	French	Serge Gainsbourg	1
138	16	Finland	5	Viktor Klimenko	“Aurinko laskee länteen“	Finnish	Reino Helismaa Toivo Kärki	15 ◁
139	17	Yugoslavia	5	Vice Vukov	“Čežnja” (Чежња)	Serbo-Croatian	Julio Marić Žarko Roje	12
140	18	Switzerland	10	Yovanna	“Non, à jamais sans toi“	French	Bob Calfati Jean Charles	8

Eurovision Song Contest 1966^[34][35]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
141	1	Germany	11	Margot Eskens	“Die Zeiger der Uhr“	German	Hans Bradtke Walter Dobschinski	10
142	2	Denmark	10	Ulla Pia	“Stop – mens legen er go’“	Danish	Erik Kåre	14
143	3	Belgium	11	Tonia	“Un peu de poivre, un peu de sel“	French	Paul Quintens Phil Van Cauwenbergh	4
144	4	Luxembourg	10	Michèle Torr	“Ce soir je t’attendais“	French	Jacques Chaumelle Bernard Kesslair	10
145	5	Yugoslavia	6	Berta Ambrož	“Brez besed“	Slovene	Elza Budau Mojmir Sepe	7
146	6	Norway	7	Åse Kleveland	“Intet er nytt under solen“	Norwegian	Arne Bendiksen	3
147	7	Finland	6	Ann-Christine	“Playboy”	Finnish	Ossi Runne	10
148	8	Portugal	3	Madalena Iglésias	“Ele e ela“	Portuguese	Carlos Canelhas	13
149	9	Austria	10	Udo Jürgens	“Merci, Chérie“	German[c]	Thomas Hörbiger Udo Jürgens	1
150	10	Sweden	8	Lill Lindfors and Svante Thuresson	“Nygammal vals“	Swedish	Björn Lindroth Bengt-Arne Wallin	2
151	11	Spain	6	Raphael	“Yo soy aquél“	Spanish	Manuel Alejandro	7
152	12	Switzerland	11	Madeleine Pascal	“Ne vois-tu pas ?“	French	Pierre Brenner Roland Schweizer	6
153	13	Monaco	8	Téréza	“Bien plus fort“	French	Gérard Bourgeois Jean-Max Rivière	17 ◁
154	14	Italy	11	Domenico Modugno	“Dio, come ti amo“	Italian	Domenico Modugno	17 ◁
155	15	France	11	Dominique Walter	“Chez nous“	French	Claude Carrère Jacques Plante	16
156	16	Netherlands	11	Milly Scott	“Fernando en Philippo“	Dutch	Gerrit den Braber Kees de Bruyn	15
157	17	Ireland	2	Dickie Rock	“Come Back to Stay”	English	Rowland Soper	4
158	18	United Kingdom	9	Kenneth McKellar	“A Man Without Love”	English	Peter Callander Cyril Ornadel	9

Eurovision Song Contest 1967^[36][37]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
159	1	Netherlands	12	Thérèse Steinmetz	“Ringe-dinge”	Dutch	Gerrit den Braber Johnny Holshuysen	14
160	2	Luxembourg	11	Vicky	“L’Amour est bleu“	French	Pierre Cour André Popp	4
161	3	Austria	11	Peter Horten [de]	“Warum es hunderttausend Sterne gibt“	German	Karin Bognar Kurt Peche	14
162	4	France	12	Noëlle Cordier	“Il doit faire beau là-bas“	French	Pierre Delanoë Hubert Giraud	3
163	5	Portugal	4	Eduardo Nascimento	“O vento mudou“	Portuguese	Nuno Nazareth Fernandes João Magalhães Pereira	12
164	6	Switzerland	12	Géraldine	“Quel cœur vas-tu briser ?“	French	Daniël Faure Gérard Gray	17 ◁
165	7	Sweden	9	Östen Warnerbring	“Som en dröm“	Swedish	Patrice Hellberg Marcus Österdahl Curt Peterson	8
166	8	Finland	7	Fredi	“Varjoon – suojaan“	Finnish	Lasse Mårtenson Alvi Vuorinen	12
167	9	Germany	12	Inge Brück	“Anouschka“	German	Hans Blum	8
168	10	Belgium	12	Louis Neefs	“Ik heb zorgen“	Dutch	Paul Quintens Phil Van Cauwenbergh	7
169	11	United Kingdom	10	Sandie Shaw	“Puppet on a String”	English	Phil Coulter Bill Martin	1
170	12	Spain	7	Raphael	“Hablemos del amor“	Spanish	Manuel Alejandro	6
171	13	Norway	8	Kirsti Sparboe	“Dukkemann“	Norwegian	Tor Hultin Ola B. Johannessen	14
172	14	Monaco	9	Minouche Barelli	“Boum-Badaboum”	French	Serge Gainsbourg	5
173	15	Yugoslavia	7	Lado Leskovar [sl]	“Vse rože sveta“	Slovene	Urban Koder Milan Lindič	8
174	16	Italy	12	Claudio Villa	“Non andare più lontano“	Italian	Gino Mescoli Vito Pallavicini	11
175	17	Ireland	3	Sean Dunphy	“If I Could Choose”	English	Wesley Burrowes Michael Coffey	2

Eurovision Song Contest 1968^[38][39]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
176	1	Portugal	5	Carlos Mendes	“Verão“	Portuguese	José Alberto Diogo Pedro Osório	11
177	2	Netherlands	13	Ronnie Tober	“Morgen“	Dutch	Joop Stokkermans Theo Strengers	16 ◁
178	3	Belgium	13	Claude Lombard	“Quand tu reviendras“	French	Roland Dero Jo Van Wetter	7
179	4	Austria	12	Karel Gott	“Tausend Fenster“	German	Walter Brandin Udo Jürgens	13
180	5	Luxembourg	12	Chris Baldo [fr] and Sophie Garel [fr]	“Nous vivrons d’amour“	French	Jacques Demarny Carlos Leresche	11
181	6	Switzerland	13	Gianni Mascolo	“Guardando il sole“	Italian	Sanzio Chiesa Aldo D’Addario	13
182	7	Monaco	10	Line and Willy [fr]	“À chacun sa chanson“	French	Jean-Claude Olivier Roland Valade	7
183	8	Sweden	10	Claes-Göran Hederström	“Det börjar verka kärlek, banne mej“	Swedish	Peter Himmelstrand	5
184	9	Finland	8	Kristina Hautala	“Kun kello käy“	Finnish	Esko Linnavalli Juha Vainio	16 ◁
185	10	France	13	Isabelle Aubret	“La Source“	French	Guy Bonnet Henri Dijan Daniël Faure	3
186	11	Italy	13	Sergio Endrigo	“Marianne”	Italian	Sergio Endrigo	10
187	12	United Kingdom	11	Cliff Richard	“Congratulations”	English	Phil Coulter Bill Martin	2
188	13	Norway	9	Odd Børre	“Stress”	Norwegian	Tor Hultin Ola B. Johannessen	13
189	14	Ireland	4	Pat McGeegan	“Chance of a Lifetime”	English	John Kennedy	4
190	15	Spain	8	Massiel	“La La La”	Spanish	Ramón Arcusa Manuel de la Calva (Dúo Dinámico)	1
191	16	Germany	13	Wencke Myhre	“Ein Hoch der Liebe“	German	Horst Jankowski Carl J. Schäuble	6
192	17	Yugoslavia	8	Lući Kapurso and Hamo Hajdarhodžić	“Jedan dan” (Један дан)	Serbo-Croatian	Đelo Jusić Stipica Kalogjera Stijepo Stražičić	7

Eurovision Song Contest 1969^[40][41]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
193	1	Yugoslavia	9	Ivan [hr]	“Pozdrav svijetu” (Поздрав свијету)	Serbo-Croatian[b][c][c][d][e][f][g][h][i]	Milan Lentić	13
194	2	Luxembourg	13	Romuald	“Catherine”	French	André Borly Paul Mauriat André Pascal	11
195	3	Spain	9	Salomé	“Vivo cantando“	Spanish	Aniano Alcalde María José de Cerato	1
196	4	Monaco	11	Jean Jacques	“Maman, maman“	French	Jo Perrier	6
197	5	Ireland	5	Muriel Day	“The Wages of Love”	English	Michael Reade	7
198	6	Italy	14	Iva Zanicchi	“Due grosse lacrime bianche“	Italian	Carlo Daiano Piero Soffici	13
199	7	United Kingdom	12	Lulu	“Boom Bang-a-Bang”	English	Alan Moorhouse Peter Warne	1
200	8	Netherlands	14	Lenny Kuhr	“De troubadour“	Dutch	David Hartsema Lenny Kuhr	1
201	9	Sweden	11	Tommy Körberg	“Judy, min vän“	Swedish	Britt Lindeborg Roger Wallis	9
202	10	Belgium	14	Louis Neefs	“Jennifer Jennings”	Dutch	Paul Quintens Phil Van Cauwenbergh	7
203	11	Switzerland	14	Paola	“Bonjour, Bonjour“	German	Henry Mayer Jack Stark	5
204	12	Norway	10	Kirsti Sparboe	“Oj, oj, oj, så glad jeg skal bli“	Norwegian	Arne Bendiksen	16 ◁
205	13	Germany	14	Siw Malmkvist	“Primaballerina“	German	Hans Blum	9
206	14	France	14	Frida Boccara	“Un jour, un enfant“	French	Eddy Marnay Émile Stern	1
207	15	Portugal	6	Simone de Oliveira	“Desfolhada portuguesa“	Portuguese	Nuno Nazareth Fernandes José Carlos Ary dos Santos	15
208	16	Finland	9	Jarkko and Laura	“Kuin silloin ennen“	Finnish	Toivo Kärki Juha Vainio	12

1970s[edit]

• 

  Dana performed the first of a record seven winning entries for Ireland in 1970.

• 

  Katja Ebstein performed three Eurovision entries for Germany.

• 

  Peter, Sue and Marc made four separate contest appearances for Switzerland in the 1970s and 1980s.

• 

  Family Four represented Sweden at two consecutive contests, in 1971 and 1972.

• 

  Gigliola Cinquetti performed two Italian entries, winning in 1964 and placing second in 1974.

Eurovision Song Contest 1970^[42][43]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
209	1	Netherlands	15	Patricia and Hearts of Soul	“Waterman“	Dutch	Pieter Goemans	7
210	2	Switzerland	15	Henri Dès	“Retour“	French	Henri Dès	4
211	3	Italy	15	Gianni Morandi	“Occhi di ragazza“	Italian	Gianfranco Baldazzi Sergio Bardotti Lucio Dalla	8
212	4	Yugoslavia	10	Eva Sršen	“Pridi, dala ti bom cvet“	Slovene	Mojmir Sepe Dušan Velkaverh	11
213	5	Belgium	15	Jean Vallée	“Viens l’oublier“	French	Jean Vallée	8
214	6	France	15	Guy Bonnet	“Marie-Blanche”	French	Guy Bonnet André-Pierre Dousset	4
215	7	United Kingdom	13	Mary Hopkin	“Knock, Knock (Who’s There?)”	English	John Carter Geoff Stephens	2
216	8	Luxembourg	14	David Alexandre Winter	“Je suis tombé du ciel“	French	Eddy Marnay Yves de Vriendt	12 ◁
217	9	Spain	10	Julio Iglesias	“Gwendolyne”	Spanish	Julio Iglesias	4
218	10	Monaco	12	Dominique Dussault	“Marlène”	French[b][h]	Eddie Barclay Henri Dijan Jimmy Walter	8
219	11	Germany	15	Katja Ebstein	“Wunder gibt es immer wieder“	German	Christian Bruhn Günter Loose	3
220	12	Ireland	6	Dana	“All Kinds of Everything”	English	Derry Lindsay Jackie Smith	1

Eurovision Song Contest 1971^[44][45]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
221	1	Austria	13	Marianne Mendt	“Musik“	German[j]	Manuel Rigoni Richard Schönherz	16
222	2	Malta	1	Joe Grech	“Marija l-Maltija“	Maltese	Joe Grech Charles Misfud	18 ◁
223	3	Monaco	13	Séverine	“Un banc, un arbre, une rue“	French	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre Yves Dessca	1
224	4	Switzerland	16	Peter, Sue and Marc	“Les Illusions de nos vingt ans“	French	Peter Reber Maurice Tézé	12
225	5	Germany	16	Katja Ebstein	“Diese Welt“	German	Fred Jay Dieter Zimmermann	3
226	6	Spain	11	Karina	“En un mundo nuevo“	Spanish	Tony Luz Rafael Trabucchelli	2
227	7	France	16	Serge Lama	“Un jardin sur la terre“	French	Jacques Demarny Henri Dijan Alice Dona	10
228	8	Luxembourg	15	Monique Melsen	“Pomme, pomme, pomme“	French	Pierre Cour Hubert Giraud	13
229	9	United Kingdom	14	Clodagh Rodgers	“Jack in the Box”	English	David Myers John Worsley	4
230	10	Belgium	16	Jacques Raymond and Lily Castel	“Goeie morgen, morgen“	Dutch	Paul Quintens Phil Van Cauwenbergh	14
231	11	Italy	16	Massimo Ranieri	“L’amore è un attimo“	Italian	Giancarlo Bigazzi Enrico Polito Gaetano Savio	5
232	12	Sweden	12	The Family Four	“Vita vidder“	Swedish	Håkan Elmquist	6
233	13	Ireland	7	Angela Farrell	“One Day Love”	English	Ita Flynn Donald Martin	11
234	14	Netherlands	16	Saskia and Serge	“Tijd“	Dutch	Gerrit den Braber Joop Stokkermans	6
235	15	Portugal	7	Tonicha	“Menina do alto da serra“	Portuguese	Nuno Nazareth Fernandes José Carlos Ary dos Santos	9
236	16	Yugoslavia	11	Krunoslav Slabinac	“Tvoj dječak je tužan” (Твој дјечак је тужан)	Serbo-Croatian	Zvonimir Golob Ivan Krajač	14
237	17	Finland	10	Markku Aro and Koivisto Sisters [fi]	“Tie uuteen päivään“	Finnish	Rauno Lehtinen	8
238	18	Norway	11	Hanne Krogh	“Lykken er“	Norwegian	Arne Bendiksen	17

Eurovision Song Contest 1972^[46][47]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
239	1	Germany	17	Mary Roos	“Nur die Liebe läßt uns leben“	German	Joachim Heider Joachim Relin	3
240	2	France	17	Betty Mars	“Comé-comédie“	French	Frédéric Botton	11
241	3	Ireland	8	Sandie Jones	“Ceol an Ghrá“	Irish	Joe Burkett Liam Mac Uistín	15
242	4	Spain	12	Jaime Morey	“Amanece“	Spanish	Augusto Algueró Ramón Arcusa	10
243	5	United Kingdom	15	The New Seekers	“Beg, Steal or Borrow”	English	Tony Cole Graeme Hall Steve Wolfe	2
244	6	Norway	12	Grethe Kausland and Benny Borg	“Småting“	Norwegian	Ivar Børsum Kåre Grøttum	14
245	7	Portugal	8	Carlos Mendes	“A festa da vida“	Portuguese	José Calvário José Niza	7
246	8	Switzerland	17	Véronique Müller	“C’est la chanson de mon amour“	French	Catherine Desage Véronique Müller	8
247	9	Malta	2	Helen and Joseph	“L-imħabba“	Maltese	Charles Camilleri Albert Cassola	18 ◁
248	10	Finland	11	Päivi Paunu and Kim Floor	“Muistathan“	Finnish	Juha Flinck Nacke Johansson	12
249	11	Austria	14	The Milestones	“Falter im Wind“	German	Manuel Rigoni Richard Schönherz Heinz Unger	5
250	12	Italy	17	Nicola Di Bari	“I giorni dell’arcobaleno“	Italian	Nicola Di Bari Dalmazio Masini Piero Pintucci	6
251	13	Yugoslavia	12	Tereza	“Muzika i ti” (Музика и ти)	Serbo-Croatian	Nikica Kalogjera Ivan Krajač	9
252	14	Sweden	13	The Family Four	“Härliga sommardag“	Swedish	Håkan Elmquist	13
253	15	Monaco	14	Anne-Marie Godart [fr] and Peter McLane [fr]	“Comme on s’aime“	French	Raymond Bernard Jean Dréjac	16
254	16	Belgium	17	Serge and Christine Ghisoland	“À la folie ou pas du tout“	French	Bob Milan Daniel Nélis	17
255	17	Luxembourg	16	Vicky Leandros	“Après toi“	French	Yves Dessca Klaus Munro Mario Panas	1
256	18	Netherlands	17	Sandra and Andres	“Als het om de liefde gaat“	Dutch	Hans van Hemert Dries Holten	4

Eurovision Song Contest 1973^[48][49]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
257	1	Finland	12	Marion Rung	“Tom Tom Tom”	English	Bob Barratt Rauno Lehtinen	6
258	2	Belgium	18	Nicole and Hugo	“Baby Baby”	Dutch[b][c][e]	Ignace Baert Erik Marijsse	17 ◁
259	3	Portugal	9	Fernando Tordo	“Tourada“	Portuguese	José Carlos Ary dos Santos Fernando Tordo	10
260	4	Germany	18	Gitte	“Junger Tag“	German	Stephan Lego Günther-Eric Thöner	8
261	5	Norway	13	Bendik Singers	“It’s Just a Game”	English, French [d][e][f][g][h][k][l][m][n][o]	Arne Bendiksen Bob Williams	7
262	6	Monaco	15	Marie	“Un train qui part“	French	Boris Bergman Bernard Liamis	8
263	7	Spain	13	Mocedades	“Eres tú“	Spanish	Juan Carlos Calderón	2
264	8	Switzerland	18	Patrick Juvet	“Je vais me marier, Marie“	French	Pierre Delanoë Patrick Juvet	12
265	9	Yugoslavia	13	Zdravko Čolić	“Gori vatra” (Гори ватра)	Serbo-Croatian	Kemal Monteno	15
266	10	Italy	18	Massimo Ranieri	“Chi sarà con te“	Italian	Giancarlo Bigazzi Enrico Polito Gaetano Savio	13
267	11	Luxembourg	17	Anne-Marie David	“Tu te reconnaîtras“	French	Vline Buggy Claude Morgan	1
268	12	Sweden	14	The Nova	“You’re Summer”	English	Carl-Axel Dominique Monica Dominique Lars Forssell	5
269	13	Netherlands	18	Ben Cramer	“De oude muzikant“	Dutch	Pierre Kartner	14
270	14	Ireland	9	Maxi	“Do I Dream”	English	Jack Brierley George F. Crosbie	10
271	15	United Kingdom	16	Cliff Richard	“Power to All Our Friends”	English	Guy Fletcher Doug Flett	3
272	16	France	18	Martine Clémenceau	“Sans toi“	French	Anne Grégory Paul Koulak	15
273	17	Israel	1	Ilanit	“Ey Sham” (אי שם)	Hebrew	Nurit Hirsh Ehud Manor	4

Eurovision Song Contest 1974^[50][51]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
274	1	Finland	13	Carita	“Keep Me Warm”	English	Eero Koivistoinen Frank Robson	13
275	2	United Kingdom	17	Olivia Newton-John	“Long Live Love”	English	Valerie Avon Harold Spiro	4
276	3	Spain	14	Peret	“Canta y sé feliz“	Spanish	Pedro Pubill Calaf	9
277	4	Norway	14	Anne-Karine and the Bendik Singers	“The First Day of Love”	English	Philip Kruse Frode Thingnæs	14 ◁
278	5	Greece	1	Marinella	“Krassi, thalassa ke t’ agori mou“ (Κρασί, θάλασσα και τ’ αγόρι μου)	Greek	Giorgos Katsaros Pythagoras	11
279	6	Israel	2	Poogy	“Natati La Khaiai” (נתתי לה חיי)	Hebrew	Alon Oleartchik Danny Sanderson	7
280	7	Yugoslavia	14	Korni Grupa	“Generacija ’42” (Генерација ’42)	Serbo-Croatian	Kornelije Kovač	12
281	8	Sweden	15	ABBA	“Waterloo”	English	Stig Anderson Benny Andersson Björn Ulvaeus	1
282	9	Luxembourg	18	Ireen Sheer	“Bye Bye I Love You”	French[b]	Humbert Ibach Michael Kunze Ralph Siegel	4
283	10	Monaco	16	Romuald	“Celui qui reste et celui qui s’en va“	French	Jean-Pierre Bourtayre Michel Jourdan	4
284	11	Belgium	19	Jacques Hustin	“Fleur de liberté“	French	Franck F. Gérald Jacques Hustin	9
285	12	Netherlands	19	Mouth and MacNeal	“I See a Star”	English	Gerrit den Braber Hans van Hemert	3
286	13	Ireland	10	Tina Reynolds	“Cross Your Heart”	English	Paul Lyttle	7
287	14	Germany	19	Cindy and Bert	“Die Sommermelodie“	German	Kurt Feltz Werner Scharfenberger	14 ◁
288	15	Switzerland	19	Piera Martell	“Mein Ruf nach dir“	German	Pepe Ederer	14 ◁
289	16	Portugal	10	Paulo de Carvalho	“E depois do adeus“	Portuguese	José Calvário José Niza	14 ◁
290	17	Italy	19	Gigliola Cinquetti	“Sì“	Italian	Carrado Conti Daniele Pace Mario Panzeri Laurenzo Pilat	2

Eurovision Song Contest 1975^[52][53]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
291	1	Netherlands	20	Teach-In	“Ding-a-dong”	English	Dick Bakker Will Luikinga Eddy Ouwens	1
292	2	Ireland	11	The Swarbriggs	“That’s What Friends Are For”	English	Jimmy Swarbrigg Tommy Swarbrigg	9
293	3	France	19	Nicole	“Et bonjour à toi l’artiste“	French	Jeff Barnel Pierre Delanoë	4
294	4	Germany	20	Joy Fleming	“Ein Lied kann eine Brücke sein“	German, English	Michael Holm Rainer Pietsch	17
295	5	Luxembourg	19	Géraldine	“Toi“	French	Phil Coulter Pierre Cour Bill Martin	5
296	6	Norway	15	Ellen Nikolaysen	“Touch My Life with Summer”	English	Svein Hundnes	18
297	7	Switzerland	20	Simone Drexel	“Mikado”	German	Simone Drexel	6
298	8	Yugoslavia	15	Pepel in kri [sl]	“Dan ljubezni“	Slovene	Tadej Hrušovar Dušan Velkaverh	13
299	9	United Kingdom	18	The Shadows	“Let Me Be the One”	English	Paul Curtis	2
300	10	Malta	3	Renato	“Singing This Song”	English	Sammy Galea M. Iris Mifsud	12
301	11	Belgium	20	Ann Christy	“Gelukkig zijn“	Dutch, English	Mary Boduin	15
302	12	Israel	3	Shlomo Artzi	“At Ve’Ani” (את ואני)	Hebrew	Shlomo Artzi Ehud Manor	11
303	13	Turkey	1	Semiha Yankı	“Seninle Bir Dakika“	Turkish	Hikmet Münir Ebcioğlu Kemal Ebcioğlu	19 ◁
304	14	Monaco	17	Sophie	“Une chanson c’est une lettre“	French	Boris Bergman André Popp	13
305	15	Finland	14	Pihasoittajat	“Old Man Fiddle”	English	Hannu Karlsson Kim Kuusi Arthur Ridgway Spencer	7
306	16	Portugal	11	Duarte Mendes	“Madrugada“	Portuguese	José Luis Tinoco	16
307	17	Spain	15	Sergio and Estíbaliz	“Tú volverás“	Spanish	Juan Carlos Calderón	10
308	18	Sweden	16	Lars Berghagen	“Jennie, Jennie”	English	Lars Berghagen	8
309	19	Italy	20	Wess and Dori Ghezzi	“Era“	Italian	Andrea Lo Vecchio Shel Shapiro	3

Eurovision Song Contest 1976^[54][55]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
310	1	United Kingdom	19	Brotherhood of Man	“Save Your Kisses for Me”	English	Tony Hiller Martin Lee Lee Sheriden	1
311	2	Switzerland	21	Peter, Sue and Marc	“Djambo Djambo”	English	Peter Reber	4
312	3	Germany	21	Les Humphries Singers	“Sing, Sang, Song”	German	Kurt Hertha Ralph Siegel	15
313	4	Israel	4	Chocolate, Menta, Mastik	“Emor Shalom” (אמור שלום)	Hebrew	Matti Caspi Ehud Manor	6
314	5	Luxembourg	20	Jürgen Marcus	“Chansons pour ceux qui s’aiment“	French	Vline Buggy Fred Jay Jack White	14
315	6	Belgium	21	Pierre Rapsat	“Judy et Cie“	French	Pierre Rapsat Eric Van Hulse	8
316	7	Ireland	12	Red Hurley	“When”	English	Brendan Graham	10
317	8	Netherlands	21	Sandra Reemer	“The Party Is Over Now”	English	Hans van Hemert	9
318	9	Norway	16	Anne-Karine Strøm	“Mata Hari”	English	Philip Kruse Frode Thingnæs	18 ◁
319	10	Greece	2	Mariza Koch	“Panaghia mou, panaghia mou” (Παναγιά μου, Παναγιά μου)	Greek	Mihalis Fotiades Mariza Koch	13
320	11	Finland	15	Fredi and the Friends	“Pump-Pump”	English	Pertti Reponen Matti Siitonen	11
321	12	Spain	16	Braulio	“Sobran las palabras“	Spanish	Braulio García Bautista	16
322	13	Italy	21	Romina and Al Bano	“We’ll Live It All Again”	English, Italian	Albano Carrisi Detto Mariano Romina Power	7
323	14	Austria	15	Waterloo and Robinson	“My Little World”	English	Gerhard Heinz	5
324	15	Portugal	12	Carlos do Carmo	“Uma flor de verde pinho“	Portuguese	Manuel Alegre José Niza	12
325	16	Monaco	18	Mary Christy	“Toi, la musique et moi“	French	Georges Costa Gilbert Sinoué	3
326	17	France	20	Catherine Ferry	“Un, deux, trois“	French	Jean-Paul Cara Tony Rallo	2
327	18	Yugoslavia	16	Ambasadori	“Ne mogu skriti svoju bol” (Не могу скрити своју бол)	Serbo-Croatian	Slobodan Đurasović Slobodan Vujović	17

Eurovision Song Contest 1977^[56][57]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
328	1	Ireland	13	The Swarbriggs Plus Two	“It’s Nice to Be in Love Again”	English	Jimmy Swarbrigg Tommy Swarbrigg	3
329	2	Monaco	19	Michèle Torr	“Une petite française“	French	Jean Albertini Paul de Senneville Olivier Toussaint	4
330	3	Netherlands	22	Heddy Lester	“De mallemolen“	Dutch	Frank Affolter Wim Hogenkamp	12
331	4	Austria	16	Schmetterlinge [de]	“Boom Boom Boomerang”	German[b]	Georg Herrnstadt E. Lukas Resetarits Willi Resetarits Herbert Zöchling-Tampier	17
332	5	Norway	17	Anita Skorgan	“Casanova”	Norwegian	Dag Nordtømme Svein Strugstad	14
333	6	Germany	22	Silver Convention	“Telegram”	English	Michael Kunze Sylvester Levay	8
334	7	Luxembourg	21	Anne-Marie B [fr]	“Frère Jacques“	French	Guy Béart Pierre Cour	16
335	8	Portugal	13	Os Amigos	“Portugal no coração“	Portuguese	José Carlos Ary dos Santos Fernando Tordo	14
336	9	United Kingdom	20	Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran	“Rock Bottom”	English	Mike Moran Lynsey de Paul	2
337	10	Greece	3	Pascalis [el], Marianna [el], Robert and Bessy	“Mathema solfege” (Μάθημα σολφέζ)	Greek	Giorgos Hatzinasios Sevi Tiliakou	5
338	11	Israel	5	Ilanit	“Ahava Hi Shir Lishnayim” (אהבה היא שיר לשניים)	Hebrew	Edna Peleg Eldad Shrem	11
339	12	Switzerland	22	Pepe Lienhard Band	“Swiss Lady”	German	Peter Reber	6
340	13	Sweden	17	Forbes	“Beatles”	Swedish	Sven-Olof Bagge Claes Bure	18 ◁
341	14	Spain	17	Micky	“Enséñame a cantar“	Spanish	Fernando Arbex	9
342	15	Italy	22	Mia Martini	“Libera“	Italian	Luigi Albertelli Salvatore Fabrizio	13
343	16	Finland	16	Monica Aspelund	“Lapponia”	Finnish	Monica Aspelund Aarno Raninen	10
344	17	Belgium	22	Dream Express	“A Million in One, Two, Three”	English	Luc Smets	7
345	18	France	21	Marie Myriam	“L’Oiseau et l’Enfant“	French	Jean-Paul Cara Joe Garcy	1

Eurovision Song Contest 1978^[58][59]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
346	1	Ireland	14	Colm C. T. Wilkinson	“Born to Sing”	English	Colm C. T. Wilkinson	5
347	2	Norway	18	Jahn Teigen	“Mil etter mil“	Norwegian	Kai Eide	20 ◁
348	3	Italy	23	Ricchi e Poveri	“Questo amore“	Italian	Sergio Bardotti Dario Farina Mauro Lusini	12
349	4	Finland	17	Seija Simola	“Anna rakkaudelle tilaisuus“	Finnish	Reijo Karvonen Seija Simola	18
350	5	Portugal	14	Gemini	“Dai li dou“	Portuguese	Vítor Mamede Carlos Quintas	17
351	6	France	22	Joël Prévost	“Il y aura toujours des violons“	French	Didier Barbelivien Gérard Stern	3
352	7	Spain	18	José Vélez	“Bailemos un vals“	Spanish[c]	Ramón Arcusa Manuel de la Calva (Dúo Dinámico)	9
353	8	United Kingdom	21	Co-Co	“The Bad Old Days”	English	Stephanie De Sykes Stuart Slater	11
354	9	Switzerland	23	Carole Vinci [de]	“Vivre“	French	Pierre Alain Alain Morisod	9
355	10	Belgium	23	Jean Vallée	“L’Amour ça fait chanter la vie“	French	Jean Vallée	2
356	11	Netherlands	23	Harmony	“‘t Is OK“	Dutch	Toon Gispen Dick Kooiman Eddy Ouwens	13
357	12	Turkey	2	Nilüfer and Nazar	“Sevince“	Turkish	Hulki Aktunç Dağhan Baydur Onno Tunç	18
358	13	Germany	23	Ireen Sheer	“Feuer“	German	Jean Frankfurter John Möring	6
359	14	Monaco	20	Caline [fr] and Olivier Toussaint	“Les Jardins de Monaco“	French	Jean Albertini Didier Barbelivien Paul de Senneville Olivier Toussaint	4
360	15	Greece	4	Tania Tsanaklidou	“Charlie Chaplin” (Τσάρλυ Τσάπλιν)	Greek	Sakis Tsilikis Yiannis Xanthoulis	8
361	16	Denmark	11	Mabel	“Boom Boom”	Danish	Christian Have Andy Kulmbak Peter Nielsen Michael Trempenau	16
362	17	Luxembourg	22	Baccara	“Parlez-vous français ?“	French	Frank Dostal Rolf Soja Peter Zentner	7
363	18	Israel	6	Izhar Cohen and the Alphabeta	“A-Ba-Ni-Bi” (א-ב-ני-בי)	Hebrew	Nurit Hirsh Ehud Manor	1
364	19	Austria	17	Springtime	“Mrs. Caroline Robinson”	German[b]	Gerhard Markel Walter Markel Norbert Niedermayer	15
365	20	Sweden	18	Björn Skifs	“Det blir alltid värre framåt natten“	Swedish	Peter Himmelstrand	14

Eurovision Song Contest 1979^[60][61]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
366	1	Portugal	15	Manuela Bravo	“Sobe, sobe, balão sobe“	Portuguese	Carlos Nóbrega e Sousa	9
367	2	Italy	24	Matia Bazar	“Raggio di luna“	Italian	Piero Cassano Giancarlo Golzi Carlo Marrale Antonella Ruggiero Salvatore Stellita	15
368	3	Denmark	12	Tommy Seebach	“Disco Tango”	Danish	Keld Heick Tommy Seebach	6
369	4	Ireland	15	Cathal Dunne	“Happy Man”	English	Cathal Dunne	5
370	5	Finland	18	Katri Helena	“Katson sineen taivaan“	Finnish	Vexi Salmi Matti Siitonen	14
371	6	Monaco	21	Laurent Vaguener	“Notre vie c’est la musique“	French	Jean Albertini Didier Barbelivien Jean Baudlot Paul de Senneville	16
372	7	Greece	5	Elpida	“Socrates” (Σωκράτη)	Greek	Doros Georgiades Sotia Tsotou	8
373	8	Switzerland	24	Peter, Sue and Marc, Pfuri, Gorps and Kniri	“Trödler und Co.“	German	Peter Reber	10
374	9	Germany	24	Dschinghis Khan	“Dschinghis Khan“	German	Bernd Meinunger Ralph Siegel	4
375	10	Israel	7	Milk and Honey	“Hallelujah” (הללויה)	Hebrew	Shimrit Orr Kobi Oshrat	1
376	11	France	23	Anne-Marie David	“Je suis l’enfant soleil“	French	Hubert Giraud Eddy Marnay	3
377	12	Belgium	24	Micha Marah	“Hey Nana”	Dutch	Guy Beyers Charles Dumolin	18 ◁
378	13	Luxembourg	23	Jeane Manson	“J’ai déjà vu ça dans tes yeux“	French	Jean Renard	13
379	14	Netherlands	24	Xandra	“Colorado”	Dutch	Rob Bolland Ferdi Bolland Gerard Cox	12
380	15	Sweden	19	Ted	“Satellit“	Swedish	Kenneth Gärdestad Ted Gärdestad	17
381	16	Norway	19	Anita Skorgan	“Oliver”	Norwegian	Philip Kruse Anita Skorgan	11
382	17	United Kingdom	22	Black Lace	“Mary Ann”	English	Peter Morris	7
383	18	Austria	18	Christina Simon	“Heute in Jerusalem“	German	André Heller Peter Wolf	18 ◁
384	19	Spain	19	Betty Missiego	“Su canción“	Spanish	Fernando Moreno	2

1980s[edit]

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  In 1980 Morocco’s Samira Bensaïd performed the first, and as of 2023, the only Eurovision entry from an African country.

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  Anna Vissi competed at Eurovision three times for both Greece and Cyprus.

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  Bobbysocks! were the first Norwegian act to win the contest in 1985.

Eurovision Song Contest 1980^[62][63]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
385	1	Austria	19	Blue Danube	“Du bist Musik“	German	Klaus-Peter Sattler	8
386	2	Turkey	3	Ajda Pekkan	“Pet’r Oil“	Turkish	Attila Özdemiroğlu Şanar Yurdatapan	15
387	3	Greece	6	Anna Vissi and the Epikouri	“Autostop” (Ωτοστόπ)	Greek	Jick Nacassian Rony Sofou	13
388	4	Luxembourg	24	Sophie and Magaly	“Papa Pingouin“	French	Jean-Paul Cara Pierre Delanoë Bernd Meinunger Ralph Siegel	9
389	5	Morocco	1	Samira Bensaïd	“Bitakat Hob” (بطاقة حب)	Arabic	Abdel Ati Amenna Malou Rouanne	18
390	6	Italy	25	Alan Sorrenti	“Non so che darei“	Italian	Alan Sorrenti	6
391	7	Denmark	13	Bamses Venner	“Tænker altid på dig“	Danish	Bjarne Gren Jensen Flemming Jørgensen	14
392	8	Sweden	20	Tomas Ledin	“Just nu“	Swedish	Tomas Ledin	10
393	9	Switzerland	25	Paola	“Cinéma“	French	Véronique Müller Peter Reber	4
394	10	Finland	19	Vesa-Matti Loiri	“Huilumies“	Finnish	Aarno Raninen Vexi Salmi	19 ◁
395	11	Norway	20	Sverre Kjelsberg and Mattis Hætta	“Sámiid ædnan“	Norwegian[p]	Sverre Kjelsberg Ragnar Olsen	16
396	12	Germany	25	Katja Ebstein	“Theater“	German	Bernd Meinunger Ralph Siegel	2
397	13	United Kingdom	23	Prima Donna	“Love Enough for Two”	English	Stephanie De Sykes Stuart Slater	3
398	14	Portugal	16	José Cid	“Um grande, grande amor“	Portuguese[b][c][d][h]	José Cid	7
399	15	Netherlands	25	Maggie MacNeal	“Amsterdam”	Dutch	Alex Alberts Frans Smit Sjoukje Smit Robert Verwey	5
400	16	France	24	Profil	“Hé, hé m’sieurs dames“	French	Richard de Bordeaux Richard Joffo Sylvano Santorio	11
401	17	Ireland	16	Johnny Logan	“What’s Another Year”	English	Shay Healy	1
402	18	Spain	20	Trigo Limpio	“Quédate esta noche“	Spanish	José Antonio Martín	12
403	19	Belgium	25	Telex	“Euro-Vision”	French	Dan Lacksman Michel Moers Marc Moulin	17

Eurovision Song Contest 1981^[64][65]

#	R/O	Country	#	Artist	Song	Language	Songwriter(s)	Placing
404	1	Austria	20	Marty Brem	“Wenn du da bist“	German	Werner Böhmler	17
405	2	Turkey	4	Modern Folk Trio and Ayşegül	“Dönme Dolap“	Turkish	Ali Kocatepe	18
406	3	Germany	26	Lena Valaitis	“Johnny Blue”	German	Bernd Meinunger Ralph Siegel	2
407	4	Luxembourg	25	Jean-Claude Pascal	“C’est peut-être pas l’Amérique“	French	Sophie Makhno Jean-Claude Petit Jean-Claude Villemino	11
408	5	Israel	8	Habibi	“Halayla” (הלילה)	Hebrew	Shlomit Aharon Yuv