A Song for Europe

TV Movie
1964

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Matt Monro sings six new British songs In the contest to decide the British entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964.Matt Monro sings six new British songs In the contest to decide the British entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964.Matt Monro sings six new British songs In the contest to decide the British entry for the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Prix 1964.

Director
- Yvonne Littlewood
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Director
- Yvonne Littlewood
Stars

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Awards
- 1 nomination total

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David Jacobs

Master of Ceremonies

The Mike Sammes Singers

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(singing voice)

Matt Monro

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Trivia
The UK entry emerged as usual from 1964 Song For Europe TV show. In an unusual move, only one singer, Matt Monro, was chosen by the BBC to present each song. The songwriters chosen were all hit composers - Lionel Bart, Tony Hatch, Norman Newell, Mitch Murray, Leslie Bricusse and Hal Shaper. The Tony Hatch song "I Love The Little Things," arranged by John Scott (as Johnny Scott), scored a runaway victory, beating Mitch Murray's "I've Got The Moon On My Side" into second place.