HossC Posted March 17 Author Posted March 17 Seeing as it's St Patrick's Day today, I thought I'd post something special. The winners of the Eurovision Song Contest have to host the event in the following year, and 1994 was Ireland's second consecutive year with that duty after having won with Linda Martin's "Why Me?" in 1992 and Niamh Kavanagh's "In Your Eyes" in 1993. The captions tell the story, but this was the interval entertainment that went on to be a worldwide phenomenon. The music came in at #87 in the recent top 100 countdown. Bill Whelan - Riverdance Quote
HossC Posted March 19 Author Posted March 19 This song didn't make the top 100, but I heard it emanating from a pub on Paddy's Day and it got stuck in my head for a while. It's about a town in Co. Clare. Christy Moore - Lisdoonvarna Quote
Hobie Hartkins Posted March 20 Posted March 20 Does this count? It's a one word title! " Waterloo" Quote
HossC Posted March 20 Author Posted March 20 11 hours ago, Hobie Hartkins said: Does this count? It's a one word title! " Waterloo" Of course it counts. Any songs with one word titles are welcome. I've just been concentrating on Irish songs around St Patrick's Day. Incidentally, Abba won the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest with 'Waterloo', and Christy Moore wrote 'Lisdoonvarna' for the 1978 contest, but it didn't make it through to represent Ireland. Hobie Hartkins 1 Quote
HossC Posted March 20 Author Posted March 20 For a change, here's a bit of Brit funk from 1981. Linx - Intuition Quote
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