Frank Ifield had taken part in the 1962 "A Song for Europe" contest in the UK, where he'd placed second. Polly Brown became the only artist to perform two songs in a multi-artist UK national final. Apart from her solo entry, Brown was also one half of the duo 'Sweet Dreams'. With a change in line-up, 'Co-Co' would return in the "A Song for Europe 1978" contest, which they would win and go on to represent the UK in the "Eurovision Song Contest". The band featured Cheryl Baker who ultimately won Eurovision for the UK in 1981 with Bucks Fizz. 'Sunshine' also returned two years later, also with a different line-up. Hazell Dean would return in the 1984 "A Song for Europe" contest. International singing stars Dionne Warwick and Jean Terrell (former lead singer of The Supremes) both recorded and released versions of the song "Do You Believe In Love At First Sight?" despite the song's poor placing in the contest.