eurovision 1966
Kenneth McKellar
Kenneth McKellar represented the United Kingdom at Eurovision 1966 in Luxembourg City with “A Man Without Love”, finishing 9th of 18.
United Kingdom
1966
- who
- Scottish tenor
- born
- 23 June 1927, Paisley, United Kingdom
- died
- 9 April 2010 (aged 82), South Lake Tahoe, United States
- contest
- 1966
- best result
- 9th, 1966
- voice
- tenor
- active
- from 1947
- record labels
- Parlophone
- studied at
- University of Aberdeen, Royal College of Music
- sang for
- United Kingdom
Biography
Kenneth McKellar, who died in 2010, was a Scottish tenor. “A Man Without Love” finished ninth for the United Kingdom in Luxembourg in 1966.
Written by ESC Predictions, 8 October 2026. Sources: Wikipedia, “Kenneth McKellar (singer)”.
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At Eurovision
One song, and what became of it.
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1966 Luxembourg City
“A Man Without Love”
9th of 18 Finished 9th of 18, with 8 points.
- Sung in
- English
- Written by
- Peter Callander, Cyril Ornadel
- Conductor
- Harry Rabinowitz
- Running order
- 18th of 18
- Age on the night
- 38
- Won that year
- Austria: Udo Jürgens, “Merci, Chérie”
The story of Eurovision 1966: Third time lucky for Udo Jürgens — and nul points for Modugno
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