Ultimate Eurovision Party!

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Release Date: 2008-05-12

Labels: Sony BMG Music Entertainment, EMI TV

"The Greatest Eurovision Tracks Of All Time On 2CDs!"

Track details (country of entry/year, position). All songs sung in English or their original language if no English version exists.
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1.1 Sweden 1974, winner
1.2 United Kingdom 1981, winner
1.3 United Kingdom 1976, winner
1.4 United Kingdom 1967, winner
1.5 United Kingdom 1971, winner
1.6 United Kingdom 1968, 2nd
1.7 United Kingdom 1969, (joint) winner
1.8 Switzerland 1988, winner (sung in the original French)
1.9 Ireland 1970, winner
1.10 Luxembourg 1973, winner (was performed in French at the contest as Tu Te Reconnaitras)
1.11 Israel 1979, winner
1.12 Luxembourg 1978, 7th
1.13 United Kingdom 1978, 11th
1.14 The Netherlands 1975, winner
1.15 The Netherlands 1974, 3rd
1.16 Israel 1978, winner
1.17 United Kingdom 1977, 2nd
1.18 United Kingdom 1972, 2nd
1.19 United Kingdom 1974, 4th
1.20 Monaco 1971, winner (sung in the original French, though an English version exists)
1.21 France 1977, winner (sung in the original French, though an English version exists)

2.1 United Kingdom 1997, winner (presented here in an acoustic version)
2.2 Ireland 1980, winner
2.3 Germany 1982, winner (performed in German at the contest as Ein Bißchen Frieden)
2.4 United Kingdom 1996, 8th
2.5 Israel 1998, winner (performed in Hebrew at the contest under the same title (also spelt דיווה)
2.6 Ukraine 2007, 2nd (sung in the original mixed Ukrainian/German/English)
2.7 Ukraine 2004, winner (sung in mixed Ukrainian?/English)
2.8 Turkey 2003, winner (presented here in a remix, probably the Galleon Radio Edit)
2.9 Sweden 1999, winner (Gert Lengstrad wrote the Swedish lyric, but this is the English version)
2.10 Switzerland 1980, 4th (sung in the original French)
2.11 United Kingdom 1982, 7th (for some reason, writer not credited on release)
2.12 United Kingdom 1980, 3rd
2.13 Ireland 1987, winner
2.14 Ireland 1992, winner
2.15 United Kingdom 2002, 3rd (for some reason, the writers aren't listed again)
2.16 United Kingdom 2004, 16th
2.17 United Kingdom 1994, 10th
2.18 United Kingdom 1993, 2nd
2.19 United Kingdom 2007, 22nd
2.20 United Kingdom 2006, 19th
2.21 Finland 2006, winner

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