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JUST ONE LOOK – JANNIKE & JOHNNY LOGAN
JOHNNY LOGAN of Ireland teamed up with JANNIKE for a new song.
WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR COMPOSER PASSED AWAY
ESCCovers got the sad news that EUROVISION-WINNING SONGWRITER Shay Healy has died. We publish the article written by a journalist at THE JOURNAL OF IRELAND.
WINNER 1987 – HOLD ME NOW -JOHNNY LOGAN
TOP 100 – position 24 – HOLD ME NOW – JOHNNY LOGAN
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HOU ME VAST – GARRY HAGGER
ESC Covers discovered recently that Garry released a CD called 12 points. On this CD is Flemish/Dutch covers of 12 Eurovision songs (9 winners and 3 other popular songs).
ALL OUT OF LOVE – JOHNNY LOGAN
Seán Patrick Michael Sherrard (born 13 May 1954), better known by his stage name Johnny Logan, is an Irish singer and composer. He is known as being the only performer to have won the Eurovision Song Contest twice, in 1980 (with What’s another year) and 1987 (with Hold me now). He also composed the winning song in 1992 which is Why me.
WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR – OG3NE

Dutch group OG3NE, who represented the Netherlands at the 2017 Eurovision song contest in Kiev with Lights And Shadows, covered the 1980 Eurovision winner, WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR by Johnny Logan from Ireland.
The cover of What’s Another Year is part of the Beste Zangers Songfestival.
OG3NE are Lisa, Amy and Shelley. They are currently engaged in a long tour covering this year and 2019 in the Netherlands.
You can hear OG3NE sing What’s Another Year below.
Source: ESC Covers
EUROVISION COVER – IRELAND 1992 (English)
Johnny Logan who had won Eurovision twice for Ireland, covered the 1992 Eurovision winner WHY ME (which he had composed) in English.
EUROVISION COVER – WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR (Estonian)
Ivo Linna covered the 1980 Eurovision winner from Ireland – WHAT’S ANOTHER YEAR of Johnny Logan as MIS UKS AASTA LOEB in Estonian.