Eurovision 1975 - Netherlands - Teach-In - Ding-a-dong (Winner)

[@evamariafloresgranados5041]

I love the 70s aesthetic

[@sandrabosnjak3738]

I Love this song so much❤

[@janneeriksson5182]

Teach-In-Ding-a-dong Jag bara äskar den låten 🎶❤️❤️

[@nicoleoreilly7617]

My son loves it 😂😂😂

[@hichammori169]

Without a doubt best song ever in song festival

[@Seperatist]

No

[@susiekopp3578]

Aha! Now can I see where ABBA came from 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I was in my early teen when I watched them 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@rxme7809]

Abba won in 1974, so I think they copied Abba hehe

[@lindamanas6735]

The good old days when you had proper musicians who could all play instruments properly.

[@joffnatic]

The good old days when ding-a-dong

[@Pappahobo]

Indeed. Anyway, check out any Eurovision song contests from 1956 and beyond. The only helping tec was a mic in front of the orchestra. And sound is amazing. Music and musicians were no joke.

[@thoubias]

Nowadays the competition rules force a backtrack on all instruments, only vocals are live from the act. It is actually against the rules to plug in your instruments.

[@drale75]

Pavarotti on the percussion!

[@viarnay]

they nailed it but Sergio and Estibaliz did not deserve 10th position

[@andreasklumpp4551]

Unfortunately this song wasn´t the start for a career. The group broke off 1 year later. I knew that the singing lady is an Austrian (die Gerdi, die steirische), she congratulated "The Brotherhood of Man" in 1976 in The Hague alone; about 1 month later she told Rudi Karell this fact - singing together with Joy Fleming. It´s also to regret that the Austrian television (ORF) ignored her for 19 years - she told this in an interview in 1994 in an ORF-preview with some of the former winners. But the Spanish commentator ... By the time of this festival the Spanish dictator was still alife (he died 8 months later) and the singers of the Spanish entry were from the region of Bilbao (a region stigmatisized by fascist or conservative Spanish)!!

[@Frontdesk99]

Getty (that's her name) isn't 100% Austrian. Born in Austria, yes. Dutch mother, Austrian father. Teach-In did not break up a year later. And they had a career before ESC. Albums 1974 Roll Along [CNR records] 1975 Festival [CNR] 1975 Get On Board [CNR] 1977 See the Sun [Negram] 1979 Teach In (Greenpeace) [CNR] Singles 1971 "Spoke the Lord Creator (Chorale St. Anthony's)" b/w "Darkness of Life" [CBS] 1971 "Can't Be So Bad" b/w "Take me to the Water" [CBS] 1972 "So Easy to Sing (Cord di Schiavi Ebrei)" b/w "My Name is Honey" [CBS] 1974 "Fly Away" b/w "Bye Bye Bye" [CNR; Metronome in Germany; Philips in the UK] 1974 "In the Summernight" b/w "Old Friend Goodbye" [CNR; Metronome in Germany; Polydor in the UK] 1974 "Tennessee Town" b/w "There Ain't No Time" [CNR] 1975 "Dinge-Dong" (Nederlandse) b/w "Ik Heb Geen Geld Voor de Trein" [CNR] 1975 "Ding-a-Dong" (Deutsche) b/w "Hey-Hello" (Germany only release) [Telefunken] 1975 "Ding-a-Dong" b/w "The Circus Show" [CNR] 1975 "Ding-a-Dong" b/w "Let me In" (re-issue to commemorate winning Eurovision '75) [Philips; Telefunken in Germany; Vogue in France; Polydor in the UK & USA] 1975 "Goodbye Love" b/w "Sailor Man" [CNR; Telefunken in Germany] 1975 "Rose Valley" b/w "La La Love Song" [CNR; Telefunken in Germany] 1976 "Upside Down" b/w "Please Come Home" [Negram; EMI in the UK & Germany] 1977 "A Ride in the Night" b/w "Wonderful Feeling" [Negram International; EMI in Germany] 1977 "See the Sun" b/w "All Around" [Negram International; EMI in Germany] 1977 "(Do You Wanna Play) My Rock and Roll Song" b/w "Our Story" [Negram International; EMI in Germany] 1978 "Dear John" b/w "Instrumental John" [CNR; Carrere in France & the UK] 1979 "The Robot" b/w "Well Comeback" [CNR; Carrere in France] 1979 "Greenpeace" (English version) b/w "Greenpeace" (Nederlandse versie) [CNR] 1980 "Regrets" b/w "Things We Say" [CBS] 1980 "Bad Day" b/w "I Wish You All the Luck" [CBS]

[@danielbelgium]

Just for the record: all kinds of Nationalisms were prohibited during the Dictatorship but thar didn’t mean the Basque were stigmatized. The regime put in the Basque region what was called a development pole and all the Industries were put there on purpose, leaving the South impoverished and dependent on tourism and agriculture. Such effects are still very present 45 years after.

[@pbamse]

Shut up.

[@СергейСавин-ъ2ш]

Евродиско высшей пробы.

[@tomparker12756]

Der beste ESC siegertitel aller zeiten

[@klauskarnath8233]

Siegmar Benz richtig absolut professionell...👌

[@Workin2anEarlyGrave]

can't believe this had beaten Delisin - Cici Kızlar. the runner up song arrangement was perfect.

[@christianpietryga9126]

Xxx

[@britturk123]

Compared to the Turkish song that got just 3 points and placed last this song is just a throw away number, where as that Turkish song will live in Turkish hearts forever. The words were in Turkish but they meant something so deep and beautiful where as ding dang dong is well if I am being honest pretty ridiculous. The Turkish song is similar to the lyrics of one of Adele's great songs, this sounds like a nursery rhyme to me and the lyrics are pretty ding dang nothing. I am very sorry and apologize to the great Netherlands and it's people but it's the truth.

[@wouterdeniz]

Don't be so salty. The Turkish robbed of course. The Turkish song was one of the best and should have placed top 5, but this song is a classic and a deserved winner

[@britturk123]

@@wouterdeniz A throw away number is harsh I agree but I love many songs that are in my view throw away songs what I meant is that the song is just for dancing or simple enjoyment it has no real depth. The Turkish song that year has remained for decades as a song that endures because of the beauty of the lyrics and meaning. Yes I am being a bit salty but I have to be honest the Turkish song is in my view a sweet musical masterpiece that has so much heart and soul where as bing bang bong is enjoyable sung brilliantly but just enjoyable.

[@Seperatist]

@@wouterdeniz Germany should have won in 1975 instead of this fake ass ABBA replication.

[@ernailuslu6531]

Just Europeans politic desicion as always...

[@user-qk9yq2uv7o]

I do agree. This is the ugliest song ever.

[@KnisperShayan]

germany should have won!

[@TheUlysse2000]

@@user-qk9yq2uv7omaybe for you. For me, it’s one of my favorite song of the history of the Eurovision Song Contest Remember clearly when it has been broadcasted, I was 13 years old

[@cassiopeia1268]

when the 19th country is better than the winner but politics caused Netherlands to win

[@luismarco2610]

Antes del festival ya era la gran favorita y se cumplieron los pronósticos

[@borrachosdeltablo100]

Abba ganador anterior,marco tendencia y camino a seguir

[@borrachosdeltablo100]

Cómo se sabía en esos tiempos ,de la popularidad de la canción?

[@luismarco2610]

@@borrachosdeltablo100 Por la prensa y televisión, los medios ya daban por favorita a esta canción antes del festival