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United Kingdom in 2001

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Participant(s)
Lindsay D.

Song
No dream impossible


United Kingdom in 2001

Writer(s)


Composer(s)
Russ Ballard, Chris Winter

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Biography

Lindsay Dracass was discovered at just 13-year-old by Alan Wood, who heard her sing at a charity show in their hometown of Sheffield. Taken by her beautiful voice, Alan Wood became her manager, and introduced her to yet another son of Sheffield, the internationally renowned songwriter Paul Carrack. As a result, in the last twelve months Lindsay has performed live as a backing singer in the UK, Europe and the US with Paul Carrack. And along the way, she has already fulfilled two major career ambitions by performing live in Los Angeles and at the 2000 Glastonbury Festival.

Lindsay Dracass’s recording career was launched in March. It is precisely "No dream impossible" that has been chosen to be the song that will take Lindsay to a new level in her career.

The song that will introduce Lindsay Dracass to the European audience as a solo act, was written by the legendary songwriter Russ Ballard, who wrote and composed "No dream impossible" together with his colleague Chris Winter. Russ Ballard’s songs have sold millions and his list of international hits is long. He has written songs for Kiss, Roger Daltry and Santana among others.

And Russ Ballard has a small connection to the Eurovision Song Contest. Both Frida and Agnetha from ABBA have recorded some of his songs.

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All Participations for United Kingdom

Year Artist Song Points Rank
2010 0 1
2009 Jade It's my time 0 10
2008 Andy Abraham Even if 14 23
2007 Scooch Flying the flag (for you) 19 23
2006 Daz Sampson Teenage life 25 19
2005 Javine Touch my fire 18 22
2004 James Fox Hold on to our love 29 16
2003 Jemini Cry baby 0 26
2002 Jessica Garlick Come back 111 3
2001 Lindsay D. No dream impossible 28 15
2000 Nicki French Don't play that song again 28 16
1999 Precious Say it again 34 14
1998 Imaani Where are you? 166 2
1997 Katrina and The Waves Love shine a light 227 1
1996 Gina G Just a little bit 77 8
1995 Love City Groove Love city groove 76 10
1994 Frances Ruffelle We will be free (Lonely symphony) 63 10
1993 Sonia Better the devil you know 164 2
1992 Michael Ball One step out of time 139 2
1991 Samantha Janus A message to your heart 47 10
1990 Emma Give a little love back to the world 87 6
1989 Live Report Why do I always get it wrong 130 2
1988 Scott Fitzgerald Go 136 2
1987 Rikki Only the light 47 13
1986 Ryder Runner in the night 72 7
1985 Vikki Love is... 100 4
1984 Belle and the Devotions Love games 63 7
1983 Sweet Dreams I'm never giving up 79 6
1982 Bardo One step further 76 7
1981 Bucks Fizz Making your mind up 136 1
1980 Prima Donna Love enough for two 106 3
1979 Black Lace Mary Ann 73 7
1978 Co-Co The bad old days 61 11
1977 Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran Rock bottom 121 2
1976 Brotherhood of Man Save your kisses for me 164 1
1975 The Shadows Let me be the one 138 2
1974 Olivia Newton-John Long live love 14 4
1973 Cliff Richard Power to all our friends 123 3
1972 The New Seekers Beg, steal or borrow 114 2
1971 Clodagh Rodgers Jack in the box 98 4
1970 Mary Hopkin Knock, knock (who's there?) 26 2
1969 Lulu Boom bang-a-bang 18 1
1968 Cliff Richard Congratulations 28 2
1967 Sandie Shaw Puppet on a string 47 1
1966 Kenneth McKellar A man without love 8 9
1965 Kathy Kirby I belong 26 2
1964 Matt Monro I love the little things 17 2
1963 Ronnie Carroll Say wonderful things 28 4
1962 Ronnie Carroll Ring-a-ding girl 10 4
1961 The Allisons Are you sure? 24 2
1960 Bryan Johnson Looking high, high, high 25 2
1959 Pearl Carr and Teddy Johnson Sing little birdie 16 2
1957 Patricia Bredin All 6 7



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