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Rank Eurovision 1963

London, 23 March 1963, with 16 songs. Put them in your order. We won’t say who won until you have finished.

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They start in the order they sang. Drag a song by its dots, tap the arrows, or tap its number to send it straight to a place. It saves as you go. On a keyboard: tab to the list, space picks a song up, the arrows move it, space drops it.

  1. 1 United Kingdom Ronnie Carroll — “Say Wonderful Things”
  2. 2 Netherlands Annie Palmen — “Een speeldoos”
  3. 3 Germany Heidi Brühl — “Marcel”
  4. 4 Austria Carmela Corren — “Vielleicht geschieht ein Wunder”
  5. 5 Norway Anita Thallaug — “Solhverv”
  6. 6 Italy Emilio Pericoli — “Uno per tutte”
  7. 7 Finland Laila Halme — “Muistojeni laulu”
  8. 8 Denmark Grethe and Jørgen Ingmann — “Dansevise”
  9. 9 Yugoslavia Vice Vukov — “Brodovi (Бродови)”
  10. 10 Switzerland Esther Ofarim — “T'en va pas”
  11. 11 France Alain Barrière — “Elle était si jolie”
  12. 12 Spain José Guardiola — “Algo prodigioso”
  13. 13 Sweden Monica Zetterlund — “En gång i Stockholm”
  14. 14 Belgium Jacques Raymond — “Waarom?”
  15. 15 Monaco Françoise Hardy — “L'amour s'en va”
  16. 16 Luxembourg Nana Mouskouri — “À force de prier”

Press space to pick it up, the up and down arrows to move it, space to drop it, or escape to put it back. Page up and page down move it five places, home and end to the top and the bottom. The right arrow reaches its number, where a place can be typed, and its up and down buttons.

Finished? The story of Eurovision 1963 has every score and what went on backstage. Spoilers, obviously.

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