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In 1969, the six songs in contention to represent the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest were performed by Lulu during Lulu on BBC One for six consecutive weeks commencing on 11th January 1969, with all six songs being featured in a special A Song for Europe edition of Lulu on Saturday 22nd February 1969. |
Transmission Date: | Saturday 22nd February 1969 |
Channel: | BBC One |
Time: | 18.25-19.00 |
Presenter: | Michael Aspel |
Performer: | Lulu |
Musical Director: | Johnny Harris |
Backing Vocals: | Sue Glover & Sunny Leslie |
Producer: | Stanley Dorfman |
Sound: | Richard Chamberlain |
Lighting: | Ritchie Richardson |
Designer: | J. Roger Lowe |
Voting: | Public postal vote (Closing Date 27th February 1970) |
Result: | Lulu Saturday 1st March 1969 |
Time: | 18.25-19.00 |
Winning Song: | Boom Bang-A-Bang Lulu |
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Scoreboard
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SONG | Composer(s) | TOTAL | Position | |
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1 | Are You Ready For Love | Ray Cameron & Alan Hawkshaw | 5,560 | 5 |
2 | March | Ken Howard & Alan Blaikley | 38,418 | 2 |
3 | Come September | Don Black & Mark London | 11,362 | 3 |
4 | I Can't Go On Living Without You | Bernie Taupin & Elton John | 5,087 | 6 |
5 | Boom Bang-A-Bang | Peter Warne & Alan Moorhouse | 56,476 | 1 |
6 | Bet Yer! | Joan Shakespeare & Derek Warne | 8,306 | 4 |
Voting information taken with permission from Songs For Europe Volume One - The1950s and 1960s by Gordon Roxburgh |



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Lulu at The Eurovision Song Contest 1969 |
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At The Eurovision Song Contest 1969


At the Eurovision Song Contest 1969 in Madrid, Spain on Saturday 29th March 1969, Boom Bang-A-Bang finished in equal 1st place with 18 points. The song was conducted by Johnny Harris. David Gell provided the commentary for BBC One Television. Pete Murray provided the commentary for both BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2. |
For more information on the Eurovision Song Contest 1969 go to the Winning Years section. |