Eurovision Song Contest 1978

The Eurovision Song Contest 1978 was the 23th Eurovision, it was held in France on April 22rd and the presenters were Denise Fabre[?] and Leon Zitrone[?]. Izhar Cohen and The Alphabeta[?] was the winner of this Eurovision with the song, A-Ba-Ni-Bi[?].

Results

1978 Eurovision Song Contest

Country	Artist(s)	Song	Place	Points
Austria	Springtime[?]	Mrs Caroline Robinson	15	14
Belgium	Jean Vallee[?]	L'Amour Ca Fait Chanter La Vie	2	125
Denmark	Mabel[?]	Boom-Boom	16	13
Finland	Seija Simola[?]	Anna Rakkaudelle Tilaisuus	18	2
France	Joel Prevost[?]	Il Y Aura Toujours Des Violons	3	119
Germany	Ireen Sheer[?]	Feuer	6	84
Greece	Tania Tsanaclidou[?]	Charlie Chaplin	8	66
Ireland	Colm C T Wilkinson[?]	Born To Sing	5	86
Israel	Izhar Cohen and The Alphabeta[?]	A-Ba-Ni-Bi	1	157
Italy	I Ricchi e Poveri[?]	Questo Amore	12	53
Luxembourg	Baccara[?]	Parlez-Vous Francais	7	73
Monaco	Caline and Olivier Toussaint[?]	Les Jardins De Monaco	4	107
Netherlands	Harmony	'T Is OK	13	37
Norway	Jahn Teigen[?]	Mil Etter Mil	20	0
Portugal	Gemini	Dai-Li-Dou	17	5
Spain	Jose Veiez[?]	Bailemos Un Vals	9	65
Sweden	Bjoern Skifs[?]	Det Blir Alltid Varre Framaat Natten	14	26
Switzerland	Carole Vinci[?]	Vivre	9	65
Turkey	Nazar[?]	Sevince	18	2
United Kingdom	Co-Co[?]	The Bad Old Days	11	61
Venue: Palais des Congres[?] - Paris, France
The table is ordered by the countries names.

Voting Structure Each Country had a Jury who awarded 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points for their top ten songs.

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