1959 national Eurovision finals
Entrants in the 1959 the Eurovision Song Contest who appear in the Six on Stage database. This includes songwriters, jury members, hosts, spokespeople and performers from Eurovision. Only national final lead artists and writers are listed.
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Writers with multiple songs in 1959 national Eurovision finals
| Name | Songs | Countries |
|---|---|---|
| Åke Gerhard | 3 | 1 |
| Fritz-Gustaf Sundelöf | 2 | 1 |
| Entry | Named artists |
|---|---|
Belgium  | |
| Hou Toch Van Mij by Bob Benny | |
Denmark  | |
| Alt hvad der er værd at få by Grete Klitgaard & Gustav Winckler | |
| En gang bli'r det vår by Gustav Winckler | |
| Latinersangen (Peblinge cha-cha-cha) by Birthe Wilke & Preben Uglebjerg | |
| Uh - jeg ville ønske jeg var dig by Birthe Wilke | |
France  | |
| Oui, oui, oui, oui by Jean Phillipe | |
Italy  | |
| Adorami by Tonina Torrielli | |
| Il nostro refrain by Tonina Torrielli | |
| Partir con te by Claudio Villa | |
| Piove (Ciao, ciao bambina) by Domenico Modugno | |
| Tua by Tonina Torrielli | |
| Un bacio sulla bocca by Betty Curtis | |
| Un bacio sulla bocca by Claudio Villa | |
| Una marcia in Fa by Johnny Dorelli & Betty Curtis | |
| Una marcia in Fa by Claudio Villa & Gino Latilla | |
Netherlands  | |
| 'n beetje by Teddy Scholten | |
| De regen by Teddy Scholten | |
| Iedere dag met jou by Corrie Brokken | |
| Mijn hart en ik by Corrie Brokken & Bruce Low | |
Sweden  | |
| Augustin by Siw Malmkvist | |
| Åke Gerhard | |
| Dags igen att vara kära by Staffan Broms | |
| Åke Gerhard | |
| En miljon för dina tankar by Åke Söhr | |
| Åke Gerhard | |
| Kungsgatans blues by Östen Warnerbring | |
| Någon saknar dig by Östen Warnerbring | |
| Britt Lindeborg | |
Switzerland  | |
| Die spieldose by Christa Williams & Jo Roland | |
| Irgendwoher by Christa Williams | |
| Mein kleines lied by Christa Williams & Jo Roland | |
| Mit küssen fängt die liebe an by Christa Williams | |
United Kingdom  | |
| Sing Little Birdie by Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson | |
| That's It, That's Love by Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson | |
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