Jahn Teigen returned to the Eurovision stage in 1982 in Harrogate, United Kingdom, where he sang "Adieu" in duet with Anita Skorgan (to whom he was married 1984-1988 and with whom he has a daughter) ending up at 12th place. In 1983, in Munich, Germany, he went solo again, with Anita Skorgan and three other women as backing vocalists, with the melody "Do re mi", composed together with Anita Skorgan, which gave him his best position, a respectable 9th place. Teigen took part in the Norwegian national Eurovision final, called the "Melodi Grand Prix", a record fourteen times between 1974 and 2005 with a total of 16 songs. Besides winning the Melodi Grand Prix four times, Teigen also finished as the runner-up on four occasions. In addition to this, Teigen was the host of Melodi Grand Prix and provided the interval act of the Melodi Grand Prix on a number of occasions. He also acted as commentator for Norwegian television in 1991 in Rome, together with John Andreassen.