Also in 1956, Earle and Vaughan made their debut at the London Palladium in "The British Record Show", and in January 1957 they appeared on ITV's "Sunday Night at the London Palladium". Later in 1957 Vaughan appeared in that year's "Royal Variety Show" alongside other 1950s stars, including Ronnie Hilton, Dickie Valentine and David Whitfield. In 1960, he took part in the national preselection to represent the United Kingdom in that year's Eurovision Song Contest, singing "Each Tomorrow", but he was beaten by Bryan Johnson, whose "Looking High, High, High" went on to finish in second place. In 1961 Vaughan was inducted into the exclusive entertainment fraternity, the Grand Order of Water Rats.