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The singer in song one is quite handsome (sorry *shallow* ). Thank you SO much for the upload! I just love watching these, and it is making me nostalgic...
Even Sir Terry knew the UK had a Eurovision winner in A Little Bit of Heaven. Look at his reaction at 26:15 after Lorraine Craig et al finish the song.
I think the most catchy and memorable song won. The other seven were rather bland and middle-of-the-road, although I would have expected A Little Bit of Heaven or We Will Protect You to come second rather than Lover Come In. Having said that, the singer of the latter was incredibly adorable and wrote the song himself which is even cuter :) Such a tragedy that Samantha's song would be murdered by the appallingly bad orchestra in Rome, not to mention the unsuitably frivolous (for a song about poverty) choice of dresses worn by her and her backing singers. Nevertheless, it still managed a top ten position...something the United Kingdom would now kill for in Eurovision.
I agree with all this disremembrance. I would add that this show was good entertainment, we were allowed to make up our own minds instead of listening to the likes of Rylan Clark, and how I miss Terry Wogan. The viewer was treated like an adult by the BBC revealing the votes for all songs and not as nowadays when everything is concealed as much as possible to conform with political correctness. As for the main show itself is it any wonder the viewing figures have dropped from 500 million to 180 million with the block voting and that oh so irritating moving scoreboard.
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I feel the same about "A Message To Your Heart", it sounds very similar to "(We Want) The Same Thing" in the album version, even the timpani hits come at similar moments of chorus😉
Omg the music is not as bad as people use to say, I really like it. and Samantha Janus was, so, so cute. I just want to jump into the screen and kiss her until I drop. I remember I was a child then people saying, "this year , the british girls are so cute", but indeed they were, but Samanta most of all!
Posting this before watching - The other songs must have been absolutely awful if that dire dirge from Samantha Janus won this. After watching the songs. I was shocked to find that most of them were actually better than what we actually sent to Italy. The British public got it wrong again. Song 1 was OK, but he was out of tune most of the way through it. Song 2 was boring and the only song that wasn’t better than Samantha Janus, we would never have won with that Robert Palmer wannabe. Song 3 - I still can’t believe this won. Song 4 - A decent song and my favourite so far, but she looked in pain singing it. Song 5 very traditional type of song and he looks and sounds a lot like Vince Hill, but he was reaching a bit too far for some of those notes, the feedback through the mic didn’t help. Song 6 - OMG, those dance moves were cringe, the trumpet fanfares were a nice touch though in this fair song. Song 7 - The song that should have won, and should have won by a country mile. Delivered brilliantly, she struggled in the lower register though. Song 8 - I dug this one, but not very Eurovision and would have sank like a stone in Italy. Lesson to be learned, don’t let the public decide anything…ever.
song 4 - thats my girlfriend (now wife) and you're right. she had a laser laproscopy for endometriosis the day before. woke up post-op, pulled out the drips, taped over the stitches, sunk a bottle of gin and hit the stage. Collapsed backstage afterwards, back to A&E etc...
None of these eight songs would have won for the UK. Several countries had better songs that year (Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Israel, nevermind Sweden or France). But Julie's song was good.
Yer wan who sang song number seven was only twenty two. 😯! WTFffffffffffffffffffffffffffff... If she had a daughter of twenty two and was Joan Collins' secret sister then fair enough. Maybe putting flouride in the water has kept us youthful. That and no perms. Otherwise why do so many young people look so much older back in the day?🦋
That's my wife signing at 14:51 just a day after laser laparoscopy abdominal surgery. Lots of meds to cover the pain. Ah, happy memories.
Simon, I love this song and her voice, did she ever bring out any albums that had other songs as well as this?
She's a really courageous woman. A great song too.
It was great that the orchestra was precent for once.
Even better if the stage musicians performed live with the orchestra rather than mime to backing tapes
I am going m the, which is a 4pix 5, and the other hand, I am a beautiful person. I am overseas untill, other than that, I am a beautiful person. I person. I am overseas untill personality. the only time I was he admitted to the rental. the only time I was wondering how much I owe you if . I am a no go. I goto the rental . I am . It is a photo of the most important part of the best way to communicate with the only way I can do it only takes a lot of people whom I have a photo of the most important thing in common. are . I am overseas untill, and I will have to take a untillthe, which is a good time day , and
The singer in song one is quite handsome (sorry *shallow* ). Thank you SO much for the upload! I just love watching these, and it is making me nostalgic...
She was more relaxed and convincing here 13:00 than in Rome.
This was also simulcast on BBC Radio 2 in stereo with Ken Bruce commentary
Very good vocals from song two - a very dreamy feel, also! (Sorry - I don't want to spam the comments.)
One of the better SFEs
Some good songs, but some pretty dodgy ones.
Thanks for sharing
Song 1 was awesome ! Would've won easily
Even Sir Terry knew the UK had a Eurovision winner in A Little Bit of Heaven. Look at his reaction at 26:15 after Lorraine Craig et al finish the song.
I think the most catchy and memorable song won. The other seven were rather bland and middle-of-the-road, although I would have expected A Little Bit of Heaven or We Will Protect You to come second rather than Lover Come In. Having said that, the singer of the latter was incredibly adorable and wrote the song himself which is even cuter :) Such a tragedy that Samantha's song would be murdered by the appallingly bad orchestra in Rome, not to mention the unsuitably frivolous (for a song about poverty) choice of dresses worn by her and her backing singers. Nevertheless, it still managed a top ten position...something the United Kingdom would now kill for in Eurovision.
I agree with all this disremembrance. I would add that this show was good entertainment, we were allowed to make up our own minds instead of listening to the likes of Rylan Clark, and how I miss Terry Wogan. The viewer was treated like an adult by the BBC revealing the votes for all songs and not as nowadays when everything is concealed as much as possible to conform with political correctness. As for the main show itself is it any wonder the viewing figures have dropped from 500 million to 180 million with the block voting and that oh so irritating moving scoreboard.
@@disremembranceThere was something written about those dresses that she said she'd felt very bad with that outfit...
@@stevebbuk Wogan was so sarcastic here and giving his opinion about a united states of europe - yet BBC are supposed to be non-political
Why did they keep doing nazi salutes tho?
A Song For Europe 1991 Where The 8 Songs Performing For Your Votes To Represent At The Eurovision Song Contest 1991
And singer in song 1 was fit
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i kept re-watching the opening thinking "i know that theme from somewhere...!" :)
willlovesgaz the song when wogan appeared was from his chat show Wogan
Remember this - when i was 14. i voted for A Little Bit of Heaven.
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My winner was Lover Come In
Not true what Paul Curtis says about the 1 point in 1975. They lost with more than 1 point😏
Any wonder Hazell Dean and Kit Rolfe did backing vocals in Rome!
Money?
Hazel dean? Really?
@@terrybaker8156 If you look closely in front of the orchestra, you can just make them out.
DiscoText thank you. I watched the Rome performance, they can be spotted right at the back. Never even noticed.
Finished 10th in the final
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Not as bad a final as I remember. Although none would have won in Italy against far superior songs.
Tenia que haber ido Lover come in.
Is this the last UK national final which used a live orchestra?
I sometimes wonder what this would have sounded like if Belinda Carlisle had sung it
I feel the same about "A Message To Your Heart", it sounds very similar to "(We Want) The Same Thing" in the album version, even the timpani hits come at similar moments of chorus😉
Omg the music is not as bad as people use to say, I really like it. and Samantha Janus was, so, so cute.
I just want to jump into the screen and kiss her until I drop. I remember I was a child then people saying, "this year , the british girls are so cute", but indeed they were, but Samanta most of all!
Samanta deserve in the competition seventh- fifth place
ISRAEL secend place
Posting this before watching -
The other songs must have been absolutely awful if that dire dirge from Samantha Janus won this.
After watching the songs. I was shocked to find that most of them were actually better than what we actually sent to Italy. The British public got it wrong again.
Song 1 was OK, but he was out of tune most of the way through it.
Song 2 was boring and the only song that wasn’t better than Samantha Janus, we would never have won with that Robert Palmer wannabe.
Song 3 - I still can’t believe this won.
Song 4 - A decent song and my favourite so far, but she looked in pain singing it.
Song 5 very traditional type of song and he looks and sounds a lot like Vince Hill, but he was reaching a bit too far for some of those notes, the feedback through the mic didn’t help.
Song 6 - OMG, those dance moves were cringe, the trumpet fanfares were a nice touch though in this fair song.
Song 7 - The song that should have won, and should have won by a country mile. Delivered brilliantly, she struggled in the lower register though.
Song 8 - I dug this one, but not very Eurovision and would have sank like a stone in Italy.
Lesson to be learned, don’t let the public decide anything…ever.
song 4 - thats my girlfriend (now wife) and you're right. she had a laser laproscopy for endometriosis the day before. woke up post-op, pulled out the drips, taped over the stitches, sunk a bottle of gin and hit the stage. Collapsed backstage afterwards, back to A&E etc...
@@SimonEarly oh no, what a troooer, ‘the show must go on’. I’m glad she’s ok.
Was Samantha Janus dead in her first performance?
Lorraine Craig or Julie Finney would have won it in Rome.
None of these eight songs would have won for the UK. Several countries had better songs that year (Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Israel, nevermind Sweden or France). But Julie's song was good.
The last song wasn't that bad tbh.
Yer wan who sang song number seven was only twenty two. 😯!
WTFffffffffffffffffffffffffffff...
If she had a daughter of twenty two and was Joan Collins' secret sister then fair enough.
Maybe putting flouride in the water has kept us youthful. That and no perms. Otherwise why do so many young people look so much older back in the day?🦋
Eight absolute crap songs competing. No wonder you had to take it with a smile. :-)
Theyvall dress like there in the office still and the boss is runningva karaoke competion for team building afternoon
Best of a bad bunch won, Sam couldn’t really sing at all.
Still can't believe the completely tuneless _A Messy Tuna Fart_ won this.
Agreed it was dreadful. Terrible song, stupid message and badly sung.