Indeed not that difficult just to pronounce some foreign words, still nowadays audience gets really excited if the presenter used some words in French as that is a major accomplishment. I found it very refreshing that the presenters were not screaming like current presenters and were really the host of the evening.
ESC April 8, 1967 (the first time the contest is held in April) Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹 Time stamps: 00:57 orchestra begins 02:07 Udo Jurgens conducts the orchestra which plays his 1966 winning song "Merci, cherie." Though France Gall watched the orchestra play "Poupee de cire, Poupee de son" the previous year, she did so from the audience, not the stage. This is the first time a winner participates in a performance of his or her prize song the year after he/she won. 03:55 opening remarks from presenter Erica Vaal (Sadly, Erica passed away before Austria would win and host Eurovision a second time.) 05:28 opening remarks in English 09:23 🇳🇱 Netherlands "Ring-dinge-ding" ("Ring-ding-a-ding") Therese Steinmetz - 2 points, tied for 14th place out of 17 12:55 🇱🇺 Luxembourg "L'amour est bleu" ("Love is Blue") Vicky Leandros - 17 points, 4th place out of 17 16:34 🇦🇹 Austria "Warum es hunderttausend sterne gibt" ("Why there are a hundred thousand stars") Peter Horton - 2 pts, tied for 14th place out of 17 19:59 🇫🇷 France "Il doit faire beau la-bas" ("The weather must be good there") Noelle Cordier - 20 pts, 3rd place out of 17🥉 23:26 🇵🇹 Portugal "O vento mudou" ("The wind changed") Eduardo Nascimento - 3 points, tied for 12th place out of 17. Nascimento was the first black male singer in Eurovision. Milly Scott was the first black female to sing in the contest the year before. 26:15 🇨🇭 Switzerland "Quel coeur vas-tu briser" ("Which heart are you going to break?") Geraldine - 0 points, 17th place out of 17 29:30 🇸🇪 Sweden "Som en drom" ("Like a dream") Osten Warnerbring - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17 32:49 🇫🇮 Finland "Varjoon - suojaan" ("To shadow - to safety") Fredi - 3 points, tied for 12th place out of 17 36:03 🇩🇪 Germany "Anouschka" Inge Bruck - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17 38:54 🇧🇪 Belgium "Ik heb zorgen" ("I have worries") Louis Neefs - 8 points, 7th place out of 17 41:49 🇬🇧 United Kingdom "Puppet on a string" Sandie Shaw - 47 points, 1st place out of 17 🥇🏆 45:12 🇪🇸 Spain "Hablemos del amor" ("Let's talk about love") Raphael - 9 points, 6th place out of 17 48:50 🇳🇴 Norway "Dukkemann" ("Puppet man") Kirsri Sparboe - 2 points, tied for 14th place out of 17 51:45 🇲🇨 Monaco "Boum-Badaboum" Minouche Barelli - 10 points, 5th place. This song was written by Serge Gainsbourg, the same composer of 1965's winner "Poupee de cire, Poupee de son." 54:33 Yugoslavia "Vse roze sveta" ("All the flowers of the world") Lado Leskovar - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17 57:37 🇮🇹 Italy "Non andare piu lontano" ("Don't go far away anymore") Claudio Villa - 4 points, 11th place out of 17 1:01:31 🇮🇪 Ireland "If I could choose" Sean Dunphy - 22 points, 2nd place out of 17 🥈 1:05:52 interval act - Vienna Boys' Choir 1:14:12 voting begins. Each country has a jury of 10 members who each vote for their favorite song. This is the first time the television camera showed the contestants as the votes were tallied. 1:14:51 🇳🇱 Dutch jury. Most points given to Luxembourg (4/10) 1:15:55 🇱🇺 Luxembourgish jury. Most points given to the UK (5/10) 1:16:58 🇦🇹 Austrian jury. 3 points given to each Ireland and the UK 1:17:59 🇫🇷 French jury. Most points given to the UK (7/10) 1:18:58 🇵🇹 Portugese jury. Most points given to Spain (2/10) 1:20:46 🇨🇭 Swiss jury. Most points given to the UK (7/10) 1:21:35 🇸🇪 Swedish jury. Most points given to France (4/10) 1:22:47 🇫🇮 Finnish jury. Most points given to Belgium (3/10) 1:24:03 🇩🇪 German jury. Most points given to Ireland (4/10) 1:25:02 🇧🇪 Belgian jury. 3 points given to each Ireland and the UK 1:26:10 🇬🇧 British jury. 2 points given to each Luxembourg, France and Ireland 1:27:22 🇪🇸 Spanish jury. Most points given to Monaco (5/10) 1:28:25 🇳🇴 Norwegian jury. Most points given to the UK. (7/10) 1:29:12 🇲🇨 Monegasque jury. Most points given to the UK. (3/10) 1:31:18 Yugoslavian jury. Most points given to France (4/10) 1:33:07 🇮🇹 Italian jury. Most points given to Luxembourg (3/10) 1:34:32 premature announcement of the winning song. Oops! 1:34:47 🇮🇪 Irish jury. 2 points given to each Luxembourg and Sweden 1:37:08 Announcement of the winning song 1:38:22 Udo Jurgens presents the awards. 1:39:02 winner's reprise "Puppet on a String" Sandie Shaw 🇬🇧 1:43:20 closing remarks Final results: 0:41:49 1) 🇬🇧 UK🥇🏆/ 47 points 1:01:31 2) 🇮🇪 Ireland🥈/ 22 points 0:19:59 3) 🇫🇷 France🥉/ 20 points 0:12:55 4) 🇱🇺 Luxembourg / 17 points 0:51:45 5) 🇲🇨 Monaco / 10 points 0:45:12 6) 🇪🇸 Spain / 9 points 0:38:54 7) 🇧🇪 Belgium / 8 points 0:36:03 8) 🇩🇪 Germany / 7 points (tie) 0:29:30 8) 🇸🇪 Sweden / 7 points (tie) 0:54:33 8) Yugoslavia / 7 points (tie) 0:57:37 11) 🇮🇹 Italy / 4 points 0:23:26 12) 🇵🇹 Portugal / 3 points (tie) 0:32:49 12) 🇫🇮 Finland / 3 points (tie) 0:09:23 14) 🇳🇱 Netherlands / 2 points (tie) 0:16:34 14) 🇦🇹 Austria / 2 points (tie) 0:48:50 14) 🇳🇴 Norway / 2 points (tie) 0:26:15 17) 🇨🇭 Switzerland / 0 points
When it comes to Raphael (Spain) it's always a highest level of performance beyong any competitions! Every his performance is absolutely unlike the other ones. Had a brilliant chance to talk to him and saw him performing live several times. It's always something breathtaking and wonderful!
One of the Best ESC'S, perfect voices of real singers like Portugal, Spanien, France, Germany and many others. The tunes and styles are so different, so it is not easy to find the winner. And the orchestra has a done a great job!
"I would have also liked to welcome you in your native tongue, but time was too short for me to learn them. *But should there be another contest in the near future in Vienna, I shall do my best to also please you.*" Vienna would not host the Contest again until 2015, 48 years later. :(
Marc Panighi I disagree, she was very glamorous, you say that because you have never done that type of work. Errors happen and one has to understand that they didn’t hace today Resources. Orf did a great job, first time 625 lines... Great times and glamorous presenter!!!!!
I think the same... Vicky`s song is the song in the history of Eurovision. There are several to many brilliant songs till today... But this one has something spezial ... perfect..
Luxembourgish entry was very familiar to me as it was the background music of a computer game in my childhood, I only knew this is a Eurovision song in my 20s
@@FannomacritaireSuomi It was a standalone game. People needs to find the 2 suqares with same pictures, if the connection is not over 3 straight lines, then those 2 will disappear. To pass each level, people need to make all squares disappear within the certain period of time. This kind of game (we call it Lianliankan) is still popular in China.
yes Raphael was amazing, song, voice and performance! Spain is definitely the most underrated country in Eurovision, you just have to see it year by year
Me encanta sandy shaw, la mejor su canción es muy atemporal, tambien muy buena actuación de vicky leandros, que hermosa voz y la de Mónaco muy pegadiza. Que tierno se mira Rafael entre los demas cantantes parece un adolescente castigado 😊
Sandie didn't really want to do the contest in the first place. Having to sing a song she hated a second time didn't thrill her either. Props to her for looking as if she were having fun when she sang it though.
Yep, she should have looked happier and more enthusiastic when she was clearly winning, even if she didn't really like the song. Had anyone else been in that position they would have been ecstatic.
The best of the Black and White (pre-colour TV in Europe) presentations. Erica Waal was superb with her sexy deep voice. OOOOOF! Of course the best song won but Luxembourg would have been much more deserving second place to Ireland. Vicky Leandros became so much more famous later when she won for Luxembourg in Edinburgh.
This was an excellent production indeed aside from the mishaps in the voting. Udo Jurgens is very charming, and Erica is a very classy, intelligent presenter. This is the first time we see the contestants as the results are announced which is both entertaining and a bit awkward. "Puppet on a String" is a fine song performed admirably by Sandie Shaw, but I prefer several other ones including Luxembourg's and Spain's. Growing up in America I knew of "Love is Blue" long before I ever heard of Eurovision. The 1960s are my favorite decade of Eurovision!
How is it possible that the sound of the spokesperson from each jury was so clear? 🤔 In later years ( 80s - 90s ) they sounded like they called from Mars
I was fourteen-years-of-age, and on an 'exchange visit' to Paris, to stay with the family of Philippe Burie, in the Rue des Mathurins, when I watched this; and I was actually embarrassed when we won! Loved Luxembourg's entry: and I'm sure it had greater longevity than 'Puppet'.
My personal list from best to worst: 1. Luxembourg 2. United Kingdom 3. Portugal 4. Germany 5. Monaco 6. Switzerland 7. Netherlands 8. Belgium 9. Austria 10. Ireland 11. France 12. Norway 13. Spain 14. Italy 15. Yugoslavia 16. Finland 17. Sweden
33,820 View's So Far: Tuesday March 2 - 2021. Eurovision Song Contest Number 12. Year 1967. Venue: Vienna Austria. Winner: UK 1st Win. Current Roll of Honour: Wins: France 3 Netherlands 2 Luxembourg 2 UK 1 Austria 1 Italy 1 Denmark 1 Switzerland 1.
1-Luxemburgo´´Una composicion extraordinaria al igual que la interpretacion* 2-Inglaterra* el tema es muy bueno y pegadiso y bien cantado* 3- España * la interpretacion de Rafael es genial con el juego de dinamica y el tema es bueno.
12:41 The show gives birth to Love is Blue! Heard often since, with and without words. The singer VICKY (Leandros) would go on to have the BEST EVER Eurovision song in 1972. 51:37 is this terrible song from Monaco the birth of Lulu's song Boom Bang a Bang Boom Boom Bang Bang!
"Love is Blue" is such a great song. I like it more than "Puppet on a String." I grew up knowing and enjoying Paul Mauriat's classic instrumental version.
I have the feeling Ireland got that position only because it was in English, there were so much better songs that year! Spain, Portugal, Finland, Belgium...
My opinion 1) L' amour esr bleu ( Luxembourg) - 12 points 2) Puppet on a string ( United Kingdom) - 10 points 3) Hablemos del amor ( Spain) - 8 points 4) Quel coeur vas tu briser ? ( Switzerland) - 7 points 5) Ring dinge ding ( Netherlands) - 6 points 6) O vento mudou ( Portugal) - 5 points 7) Som en drom ( Sweden) - 4 points 8) Vse rose sveta ( Yugoslavia) - 3 points 9) Non andare piu lontane ( Italy) - 2 points 10) Il doit faire beau la bas ( France) - 1 point
There have in fact been several scrutineers since Clifford Brown - Frank Naef (1978-1992), Christian Clausen (1993-1995), Christine Marchal-Ortiz (1996-2002), Marie-Claire Vionnet in 1997, Sarah Yuen in 2003 and finally Svante Stockselius (2004-2010).
Omg this year's voting is so messy, they left out Ireland, Austria tried to add 10 points to their scoreboard, countless interruptions, and a lot of mistakes for France hmm
1967 1 luxembourg 1 Portugal 1 sweden 1 finland 1 germany 1 UK 1 norway 1 Mónaco 2 Ireland, netherlands belgium Austria Yugoslavia italy switzerland france, Spain.
Még suliba jártam, mikor ez az esemény közvetítődött. Az egészből 2 név ragadt meg az elmémben:Vicky Leandros/sajna akkor se, most se=sose tetszett/és Sandie Shaw. Ő szerelem volt első látásra, amely még most is tart. És a többiek? Akkor is, most is a futottak még kategóriába tartoznak. Kleine "Anouchka" és társai...
The first song is funny, Boom-bada-boom is another phonetic onomatopeyic song, but I don't like so much. L'amour est bleu is sweet and nice too. British song Pouppet on the string is the best and a very deserved winner in my oppinion
It's really grande teljesítmény! 6 different language felolvasni ein speech. Mert ha She said volna from head. Akkor megemelném előtte mein hat! De így csak one gutten tag jár Neki. Vagy ein "dobre vecser" Das ist gut, or not?! I'm only crying on it...
Diese Musikkultur damals... heute würde die es nicht mal in die obere Hälfte der zweiten Punktetabelle schaffen. ESC ist nicht gleich ESC wie es einmal war.
Switzerland score was a murder, zero point. I see nothing bad at all. For me, Luxembourg entry was better for me, and second to Germany, and third to Ireland.
Wow! What a welcome speech, in 6 languages! Stunning skills!
In which languages?
@@magorzatasiuda9382 German, French, English, Italian, Spanish and Russian.
Learning how to pronounce words isn't that difficult. She doesn't have to "know" the languages in order to read out the announcement.
Indeed not that difficult just to pronounce some foreign words, still nowadays audience gets really excited if the presenter used some words in French as that is a major accomplishment. I found it very refreshing that the presenters were not screaming like current presenters and were really the host of the evening.
ESC April 8, 1967 (the first time the contest is held in April)
Vienna, Austria 🇦🇹
Time stamps:
00:57 orchestra begins
02:07 Udo Jurgens conducts the orchestra which plays his 1966 winning song "Merci, cherie." Though France Gall watched the orchestra play "Poupee de cire, Poupee de son" the previous year, she did so from the audience, not the stage. This is the first time a winner participates in a performance of his or her prize song the year after he/she won.
03:55 opening remarks from presenter Erica Vaal (Sadly, Erica passed away before Austria would win and host Eurovision a second time.)
05:28 opening remarks in English
09:23 🇳🇱 Netherlands "Ring-dinge-ding" ("Ring-ding-a-ding") Therese Steinmetz - 2 points, tied for 14th place out of 17
12:55 🇱🇺 Luxembourg "L'amour est bleu" ("Love is Blue") Vicky Leandros - 17 points, 4th place out of 17
16:34 🇦🇹 Austria "Warum es hunderttausend sterne gibt" ("Why there are a hundred thousand stars") Peter Horton - 2 pts, tied for 14th place out of 17
19:59 🇫🇷 France "Il doit faire beau la-bas" ("The weather must be good there") Noelle Cordier - 20 pts, 3rd place out of 17🥉
23:26 🇵🇹 Portugal "O vento mudou" ("The wind changed") Eduardo Nascimento - 3 points, tied for 12th place out of 17. Nascimento was the first black male singer in Eurovision. Milly Scott was the first black female to sing in the contest the year before.
26:15 🇨🇭 Switzerland "Quel coeur vas-tu briser" ("Which heart are you going to break?") Geraldine - 0 points, 17th place out of 17
29:30 🇸🇪 Sweden "Som en drom" ("Like a dream") Osten Warnerbring - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17
32:49 🇫🇮 Finland "Varjoon - suojaan" ("To shadow - to safety") Fredi - 3 points, tied for 12th place out of 17
36:03 🇩🇪 Germany "Anouschka" Inge Bruck - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17
38:54 🇧🇪 Belgium "Ik heb zorgen" ("I have worries") Louis Neefs - 8 points, 7th place out of 17
41:49 🇬🇧 United Kingdom "Puppet on a string" Sandie Shaw - 47 points, 1st place out of 17 🥇🏆
45:12 🇪🇸 Spain "Hablemos del amor" ("Let's talk about love") Raphael - 9 points, 6th place out of 17
48:50 🇳🇴 Norway "Dukkemann" ("Puppet man") Kirsri Sparboe - 2 points, tied for 14th place out of 17
51:45 🇲🇨 Monaco "Boum-Badaboum" Minouche Barelli - 10 points, 5th place. This song was written by Serge Gainsbourg, the same composer of 1965's winner "Poupee de cire, Poupee de son."
54:33 Yugoslavia "Vse roze sveta" ("All the flowers of the world") Lado Leskovar - 7 points, tied for 8th place out of 17
57:37 🇮🇹 Italy "Non andare piu lontano" ("Don't go far away anymore") Claudio Villa - 4 points, 11th place out of 17
1:01:31 🇮🇪 Ireland "If I could choose" Sean Dunphy - 22 points, 2nd place out of 17 🥈
1:05:52 interval act - Vienna Boys' Choir
1:14:12 voting begins. Each country has a jury of 10 members who each vote for their favorite song. This is the first time the television camera showed the contestants as the votes were tallied.
1:14:51 🇳🇱 Dutch jury. Most points given to Luxembourg (4/10)
1:15:55 🇱🇺 Luxembourgish jury. Most points given to the UK (5/10)
1:16:58 🇦🇹 Austrian jury. 3 points given to each Ireland and the UK
1:17:59 🇫🇷 French jury. Most points given to the UK (7/10)
1:18:58 🇵🇹 Portugese jury. Most points given to Spain (2/10)
1:20:46 🇨🇭 Swiss jury. Most points given to the UK (7/10)
1:21:35 🇸🇪 Swedish jury. Most points given to France (4/10)
1:22:47 🇫🇮 Finnish jury. Most points given to Belgium (3/10)
1:24:03 🇩🇪 German jury. Most points given to Ireland (4/10)
1:25:02 🇧🇪 Belgian jury. 3 points given to each Ireland and the UK
1:26:10 🇬🇧 British jury. 2 points given to each Luxembourg, France and Ireland
1:27:22 🇪🇸 Spanish jury. Most points given to Monaco (5/10)
1:28:25 🇳🇴 Norwegian jury. Most points given to the UK. (7/10)
1:29:12 🇲🇨 Monegasque jury. Most points given to the UK. (3/10)
1:31:18 Yugoslavian jury. Most points given to France (4/10)
1:33:07 🇮🇹 Italian jury. Most points given to Luxembourg (3/10)
1:34:32 premature announcement of the winning song. Oops!
1:34:47 🇮🇪 Irish jury. 2 points given to each Luxembourg and Sweden
1:37:08 Announcement of the winning song
1:38:22 Udo Jurgens presents the awards.
1:39:02 winner's reprise "Puppet on a String" Sandie Shaw 🇬🇧
1:43:20 closing remarks
Final results:
0:41:49 1) 🇬🇧 UK🥇🏆/ 47 points
1:01:31 2) 🇮🇪 Ireland🥈/ 22 points
0:19:59 3) 🇫🇷 France🥉/ 20 points
0:12:55 4) 🇱🇺 Luxembourg / 17 points
0:51:45 5) 🇲🇨 Monaco / 10 points
0:45:12 6) 🇪🇸 Spain / 9 points
0:38:54 7) 🇧🇪 Belgium / 8 points
0:36:03 8) 🇩🇪 Germany / 7 points (tie)
0:29:30 8) 🇸🇪 Sweden / 7 points (tie)
0:54:33 8) Yugoslavia / 7 points (tie)
0:57:37 11) 🇮🇹 Italy / 4 points
0:23:26 12) 🇵🇹 Portugal / 3 points (tie)
0:32:49 12) 🇫🇮 Finland / 3 points (tie)
0:09:23 14) 🇳🇱 Netherlands / 2 points (tie)
0:16:34 14) 🇦🇹 Austria / 2 points (tie)
0:48:50 14) 🇳🇴 Norway / 2 points (tie)
0:26:15 17) 🇨🇭 Switzerland / 0 points
@@Ilysaable ah, yes! Oops. I have fixed it. Thanks for pointing that out. 1:24:46 Sean Dunphy approves 🇮🇪 🙂
Thanks again for all this information. This is a brilliant job well done. Must have taken ages to do. Where you say France 2 pts shouldn't it be 20?
@@keithnaylor1981 ah, yes! I have fixed it. Thanks for catching that.
Is Austria, no Denmark's flagg
@@ivvainozuk8533 Fixed! Thanks 👍
When it comes to Raphael (Spain) it's always a highest level of performance beyong any competitions! Every his performance is absolutely unlike the other ones. Had a brilliant chance to talk to him and saw him performing live several times. It's always something breathtaking and wonderful!
Final placings below:
0:41:49 1) 🇬🇧 UK🥇🏆/ 47 points
1:01:31 2) 🇮🇪 Ireland🥈/ 22 points
0:19:59 3) 🇫🇷 France🥉/ 20 points
0:12:55 4) 🇱🇺 Luxembourg / 17 pts
0:51:45 5) 🇲🇨 Monaco / 10 points
0:45:12 6) 🇪🇸 Spain / 9 points
0:38:54 7) 🇧🇪 Belgium / 8 points
0:36:03 8) 🇩🇪 Germany / 7 points (tie)
0:29:30 8) 🇸🇪 Sweden / 7 points (tie)
0:54:33 8) Yugoslavia / 7 points (tie)
0:57:37 11) 🇮🇹 Italy / 4 points
0:23:26 12) 🇵🇹 Portugal / 3 points (tie)
0:32:49 12) 🇫🇮 Finland / 3 points (tie)
0:09:23 14) 🇳🇱 Netherlands / 2 points (tie)
0:16:34 14) 🇦🇹 Austria / 2 points
0:48:50 14) 🇳🇴 Norway / 2 points
0:26:15 17) 🇨🇭 Switzerland / 0 points
1:39:02 Winner's reprise 🇬🇧 UK
Thank you for doing that. Very helpful to look back at the performances.
@@keithnaylor1981 You're welcome!
That would never happen now, unfortunately....
I remember Sean Dunphy was given a heroes welcome when he came back to Ireland
One of the Best ESC'S, perfect voices of real singers like Portugal, Spanien, France, Germany and many others. The tunes and styles are so different, so it is not easy to find the winner. And the orchestra has a done a great job!
You`re absolutely right!!!
"I would have also liked to welcome you in your native tongue, but time was too short for me to learn them. *But should there be another contest in the near future in Vienna, I shall do my best to also please you.*"
Vienna would not host the Contest again until 2015, 48 years later. :(
Anyway, the organization was not a full success (scoring machine and program presenter)...
Marc Panighi I disagree, she was very glamorous, you say that because you have never done that type of work. Errors happen and one has to understand that they didn’t hace today Resources. Orf did a great job, first time 625 lines... Great times and glamorous presenter!!!!!
@Fernando Yamaguchi No querido Fernando, murió hace algunos pocos años. Llegó a hablar un perfecto castellano. Y ese Yamaguchi? Pamplona? Saludos
Dude she is already dead
@Fernando Yamaguchi Indeed !
Thanks for posting this. I loved watching it. It was 3 days after I was born!
The running order
01 The Netherlands 🇳🇱
02 Luxembourg 🇱🇺
03 Austria 🇦🇹
04 France 🇫🇷
05 Portugal 🇵🇹
06 Switzerland 🇨🇭
07 Sweden 🇸🇪
08 Finland 🇫🇮
09 Germany 🇩🇪
10 Belgium 🇧🇪
11 United Kingdom 🇬🇧
12 Spain 🇪🇦
13 Norway 🇳🇴
14 Monaco 🇲🇨
15 Yugoslavia 🇸🇮
16 Italy 🇮🇹
17 Ireland 🇮🇪
That was one of the best orchestras ever in Eurovision. Every single song sounded impeccable.
Still waiting for the Irish vote
im so sorry :D
@@FlavioGirl They thought they were going to be left out....
@@nautilusshell4969 i‘m so sorry
News Note 4.
This Eurovision of 1967 Was the First to have a different conductor for every country who entered. 17 Different Conductors in this case.
my top 3
1.Luxembourg
2.Yugoslavia
3. Monako
My Top 10 is:
10. Yugoslavia
9. Italy
8. France
7. Switherland
6. Ireland
5. Monaco
4. Germany
3. UK
2. Spain
1. Luxembourg :3
My top 5:
1. Luxembourg (Best song ever in the history of the Eurovision Contest)
2. United Kingdom
3. Spain
4. Italy
5. Ireland
I think the same... Vicky`s song is the song in the history of Eurovision. There are several to many brilliant songs till today... But this one has something spezial ... perfect..
Luxembourg, France, Portugal, Germany, Belgium, UK, Spain, Yugoslavia are my favourites
Luxembourgish entry was very familiar to me as it was the background music of a computer game in my childhood, I only knew this is a Eurovision song in my 20s
Which game??
@@FannomacritaireSuomi It was a standalone game. People needs to find the 2 suqares with same pictures, if the connection is not over 3 straight lines, then those 2 will disappear. To pass each level, people need to make all squares disappear within the certain period of time. This kind of game (we call it Lianliankan) is still popular in China.
Das ist echt schön, die alten Eurovision Song Contests anzuschauen :-)
JA! :D
News Note 3.
Eduardo Nacimento Became The First Black Man to Sing in the Eurovision.
He represented Portugal.
News Note 5.
Great Voice and Singing here from Sean Dunphy.
A Master of His craft. Top class Performer Indeed.
That presenter really nailed and made a wonderful promise for the future
Keep up the good work, UK.
If only they still did....
Switzerland would do very well if Geraldine was not be that much nervous and excited on the stage. Because the music and lyrics were just brilliant.
Yes.
Spain again was best!
yes Raphael was amazing, song, voice and performance! Spain is definitely the most underrated country in Eurovision, you just have to see it year by year
Raphael!!!
When it comes to Raphael it's always a highest level of a performance and beyong any competitions!
No! Raphael's first performance in 1966 was awesome but this was just annoying.
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luxemburg is the winner in this eurovision
Love the multilangual speech at the end! :D The whole show had such a classy feel to it back then, everyone is so overly polite, I love it.
Me encanta sandy shaw, la mejor su canción es muy atemporal, tambien muy buena actuación de vicky leandros, que hermosa voz y la de Mónaco muy pegadiza. Que tierno se mira Rafael entre los demas cantantes parece un adolescente castigado 😊
Why was Sandy Shaw so pissed off all the time during voting, she was clearly winning from the beginning but she was giving the worst attitude ever
Sandie didn't really want to do the contest in the first place. Having to sing a song she hated a second time didn't thrill her either. Props to her for looking as if she were having fun when she sang it though.
@@biendy2103 You're likely to come across me again in the Eurovision comment sections. 😉
Yep, she should have looked happier and more enthusiastic when she was clearly winning, even if she didn't really like the song. Had anyone else been in that position they would have been ecstatic.
@@keithnaylor1981 At least Udo Jergens seemed to be excited enough for both of them 😆
@@Texaslawhorn she was kinda forced to do the contest by the BBC feel bad for her don't blame her for being pissed
even with the crowd of photographers behind her, erika vaal still kept on going :) r.i.p. erika :(
Did she pass away? She was a wonderful host.
The best of the Black and White (pre-colour TV in Europe) presentations. Erica Waal was superb with her sexy deep voice. OOOOOF! Of course the best song won but Luxembourg would have been much more deserving second place to Ireland. Vicky Leandros became so much more famous later when she won for Luxembourg in Edinburgh.
This was an excellent production indeed aside from the mishaps in the voting. Udo Jurgens is very charming, and Erica is a very classy, intelligent presenter. This is the first time we see the contestants as the results are announced which is both entertaining and a bit awkward. "Puppet on a String" is a fine song performed admirably by Sandie Shaw, but I prefer several other ones including Luxembourg's and Spain's. Growing up in America I knew of "Love is Blue" long before I ever heard of Eurovision. The 1960s are my favorite decade of Eurovision!
Sandie Shaw was a famous singer in those days, actually this meant the end of het popular carrier.
News Note 2.
The 1967 Eurovision Song Contest Was The Last To be Broadcast in Black and White.
My favorites:
LUXEMBOURG
MONACO
SWEDEN
UNITED KINGDOM
How is it possible that the sound of the spokesperson from each jury was so clear? 🤔 In later years ( 80s - 90s ) they sounded like they called from Mars
I think Tom Scott's video on why hold music is awful might explain it
R.I.P. Erica Vaal
Sad to read this
I was fourteen-years-of-age, and on an 'exchange visit' to Paris, to stay with the family of Philippe Burie, in the Rue des Mathurins, when I watched this; and I was actually embarrassed when we won! Loved Luxembourg's entry: and I'm sure it had greater longevity than 'Puppet'.
maravilla de canción, y todavía más en vivo, en el marco real y principesco
Gracias por compartir el Festival de Eurovision del año 1967 completo,¿podrias subir el Festival de Benidorm del año 1962 completo?.
that Luxembourg entry reminds me a little of Finland 2010 (though obviously this one preceded that one by quite a margin lol)
Kirsti Sparboe’s song ‘Dukkemann’ (Norway) at 48:16 deserved better, great song!
I agree.
Imo one of the best years, for me. 1965, 1966, 1967 are back to back amazing years for me.
44:28 Con una mención a Manuel Alejandro se da inicio a la magistral presentación de Raphael, el mejor del mundo!
My personal list from best to worst:
1. Luxembourg
2. United Kingdom
3. Portugal
4. Germany
5. Monaco
6. Switzerland
7. Netherlands
8. Belgium
9. Austria
10. Ireland
11. France
12. Norway
13. Spain
14. Italy
15. Yugoslavia
16. Finland
17. Sweden
In my opinion the winner should have been Sweden
33,820 View's So Far: Tuesday March 2 - 2021.
Eurovision Song Contest Number 12. Year 1967.
Venue: Vienna Austria.
Winner: UK 1st Win.
Current Roll of Honour:
Wins:
France 3
Netherlands 2
Luxembourg 2
UK 1
Austria 1
Italy 1
Denmark 1
Switzerland 1.
News Note 8.
1967 Eurovision Presenter was Erica Vaal (1927 - 2013).
She Died aged 86.
1-Luxemburgo´´Una composicion extraordinaria al igual que la interpretacion*
2-Inglaterra* el tema es muy bueno y pegadiso y bien cantado*
3- España * la interpretacion de Rafael es genial con el juego de dinamica y el tema es bueno.
מצוין. תודה רהב על ההורדה
UK vote (Michael Aspel): 1:26:10 ~ 1:27:20
Irish vote (Gay Byrne): 1:34:46 ~ 1:36:37
News Note 1.
UK Become the 8th Country To Win the Eurovision Song Contest.
My favorite song is Hablemos de amor by Rafael ❤️
As we said in Spain, talking in coloquial language: Joooooooder RaphaeL!!!!
12:41 The show gives birth to Love is Blue! Heard often since, with and without words. The singer VICKY (Leandros) would go on to have the BEST EVER Eurovision song in 1972.
51:37 is this terrible song from Monaco the birth of Lulu's song Boom Bang a Bang Boom Boom Bang Bang!
"Love is Blue" is such a great song. I like it more than "Puppet on a String." I grew up knowing and enjoying Paul Mauriat's classic instrumental version.
@@Texaslawhorn apres toi is shit tho
I have the feeling Ireland got that position only because it was in English, there were so much better songs that year! Spain, Portugal, Finland, Belgium...
There was never an English language advantage. There was no language rule between 1973 and 1976 and UK was in the top 4 every year.
Half a century ago 6 April 1967
Я ахренел, когда ведущая заговорила на русском
My opinion
1) L' amour esr bleu ( Luxembourg) - 12 points
2) Puppet on a string ( United Kingdom) - 10 points
3) Hablemos del amor ( Spain) - 8 points
4) Quel coeur vas tu briser ? ( Switzerland) - 7 points
5) Ring dinge ding ( Netherlands) - 6 points
6) O vento mudou ( Portugal) - 5 points
7) Som en drom ( Sweden) - 4 points
8) Vse rose sveta ( Yugoslavia) - 3 points
9) Non andare piu lontane ( Italy) - 2 points
10) Il doit faire beau la bas ( France) - 1 point
What a fantastic orchestra! You an hear every single instrument! Each song is better than the whole crap from the 2000s......
World's oldest boy band sang at the end . B
Wery beautiful show ❤️💃🎼🎶🎵🌺💌
1967, the year every female participant wore her best nightgown on stage.
Final results of Eurovision Song Contest 1967
0:41:49 1) 🇬🇧 England🏆/ 47 votes
1:01:31 2) 🇮🇪 Ireland🥈/ 22 votes
0:19:59 3) 🇫🇷 France🥉/ 20 votes
0:12:55 4) 🇱🇺 Luxembourg / 17 votes
0:51:45 5) 🇲🇨 Monaco / 10 votes
0:45:12 6) 🇪🇸 Spain / 9 votes
0:38:54 7) 🇧🇪 Belgium / 8 votes
0:36:00 8) 🇩🇪 Germany / 7 votes (Tie)
0:29:29 8) 🇸🇪 Sweden / 7 votes(Tie)
0:54:33 8)❌Yugoslavia / 7 votes (Tie)
0:57:37 11) 🇮🇹 Italy / 4 votes
0:23:26 12) 🇵🇹 Portugal / 3 votes (Tie)
0:32:50 12) 🇫🇮 Finland / 3 votes(Tie)
0:09:25 14) 🇳🇱 Holland / 2 votes (Tie)
0:16:37 14) 🇦🇹 Austria / 2 votes (Tie)
0:48:50 14) 🇳🇴 Norway / 2votes (Tie)
0:26:16 17) 🇨🇭 Switzerland / 0 votes (LAST)
1:39:16 WINNERS REPRISE 🇬🇧 England
Why cant you say united kingdom,is it so difficult?
Sometimes the juries get this right! UK and Luxembourg were indeed the best! Good edition
Nowadays we have Jon Ola Sand as the supervisor of ESC.
really?
SWAT Unit from Prison Life That’s right.
There have in fact been several scrutineers since Clifford Brown - Frank Naef (1978-1992), Christian Clausen (1993-1995), Christine Marchal-Ortiz (1996-2002), Marie-Claire Vionnet in 1997, Sarah Yuen in 2003 and finally Svante Stockselius (2004-2010).
Even sandie Shaw did not like her song. My rating
1luxemburg
2.france
3.uk
4,portugal
5.ireland
6.netherlands
Hahaha the first song Netherlands and then UK. Reminds me of playtime at 4pm. These tunes would be great to get attention for kids.
I was 11 years old.
My winner is (very unpopular opinion) Switzerland.
Omg this year's voting is so messy, they left out Ireland, Austria tried to add 10 points to their scoreboard, countless interruptions, and a lot of mistakes for France hmm
Luxemburg song was far more successful and had thousands more covers from other artist over the decades compared to poppet on a string.
53 years ago.
The singer for Monaco 🇲🇨 should probably sing her song again when she is going to the restroom,or bathroom
I don`t understand why France SUDDENLY moved from five to fifteen points.
News Note 7.
1967 Eurovision Winner was Sandie Shaw Born Feb. 26 - 1947.
She is currently 74 years old as of this date.
Damals war die Moderation noch sehr steif - aber irgendwie doch schön...
a song for eternety...greetings from Germany
1967 1 luxembourg 1 Portugal 1 sweden 1 finland 1 germany 1 UK 1 norway 1 Mónaco 2 Ireland, netherlands belgium Austria Yugoslavia italy switzerland france, Spain.
Yugoslavia thooo - that trumpet; the orchestra. It was so moody and sexy. It was the Best song.
08:36, dang, she wouldn't even be alive by the next time the Contest went to Vienna.
I really like L'Amour est bleu by Vicki.
Még suliba jártam, mikor ez az esemény közvetítődött. Az egészből 2 név ragadt meg az elmémben:Vicky Leandros/sajna akkor se, most se=sose tetszett/és Sandie Shaw. Ő szerelem volt első látásra, amely még most is tart. És a többiek? Akkor is, most is a futottak még kategóriába tartoznak. Kleine "Anouchka" és társai...
1:24:37 udo jürgens sagt ihr schon mal seine zimmernummer.
Raphael hablemos del amor el más grande
Anyway, I like it.
News Note 6.
That's Gay Byrne cracking a little joke as the last vote announcer !
The first song is funny, Boom-bada-boom is another phonetic onomatopeyic song, but I don't like so much. L'amour est bleu is sweet and nice too. British song Pouppet on the string is the best and a very deserved winner in my oppinion
En lo de maravilla, me refería a la canción sueca.
My top 5: 1. France; 2. Ireland; 3. Luxemburg; 4. Great Britain 5. Spain
Good top. I love all these songs.
And Norway another good song.
It's really grande teljesítmény! 6 different language felolvasni ein speech. Mert ha She said volna from head. Akkor megemelném előtte mein hat! De így csak one gutten tag jár Neki. Vagy ein "dobre vecser" Das ist gut, or not?! I'm only crying on it...
1:36:26
UK deserved winner
So can someone enlighten me what intervision was?
28:46 🤔
Sandie Shaw best.
Diese Musikkultur damals... heute würde die es nicht mal in die obere Hälfte der zweiten Punktetabelle schaffen. ESC ist nicht gleich ESC wie es einmal war.
Maine damun un heraa,the zike by song contest 1967 in vienna, is GROSS BRITAIN!!!!
NasakoMarin I don’t understand what you’re saying.
Can I watch this with ENGLISH SUBTITLES or DUBBED IN ENGLISH? Best wishes
Tim Serpell I don’t know.
i wish. i rather have the english subtitles please :)
ich schau mir das so an wie ich möchte
No seas vago, aprende otros idiomas!
You`ll have to give YOUR response in ENGLISH, so i can hear you!
Goodness - the voting is a mess, lol.. Poor Ireland
16:35
Warum es 100,000 sterne gibt
Pourquoi
*W H Y*
Switzerland score was a murder, zero point. I see nothing bad at all.
For me, Luxembourg entry was better for me, and second to Germany, and third to Ireland.