Making Your Mind Up Sheet Music By Bucks Fizz
Making Your Mind Up Sheet Music And Mandolin / Tenor Banjo Tab By Bucks Fizz In G Major.
"Making Your Mind Up" is a well-known pop song by the British group Bucks Fizz, released in 1981. The song is most famous for winning the Eurovision Song Contest for the United Kingdom and for its iconic and groundbreaking stage performance.
Song History and Eurovision Success
Bucks Fizz was a group created specifically to perform "Making Your Mind Up" at the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest. The song, co-written by Andy Hill and John Danter, was a catchy, up-tempo pop track with a simple message about taking a chance on love and making a decision.
The group's performance in Dublin, Ireland, was not just about the music. Midway through the song, in a move that became a defining moment in Eurovision history, the two male members of the group, Bobby G and Mike Nolan, famously ripped off the knee-length skirts of the two female members, Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston, to reveal shorter skirts underneath. This surprising and memorable stunt is often credited with helping them secure the victory.
Following their Eurovision win, the song became a massive hit. It reached number one on the charts in the UK and in several other countries, selling millions of copies and launching the group's successful career.
"Making Your Mind Up" is a well-known pop song by the British group Bucks Fizz, released in 1981. The song is most famous for winning the Eurovision Song Contest for the United Kingdom and for its iconic and groundbreaking stage performance.
Song History and Eurovision Success
Bucks Fizz was a group created specifically to perform "Making Your Mind Up" at the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest. The song, co-written by Andy Hill and John Danter, was a catchy, up-tempo pop track with a simple message about taking a chance on love and making a decision.
The group's performance in Dublin, Ireland, was not just about the music. Midway through the song, in a move that became a defining moment in Eurovision history, the two male members of the group, Bobby G and Mike Nolan, famously ripped off the knee-length skirts of the two female members, Cheryl Baker and Jay Aston, to reveal shorter skirts underneath. This surprising and memorable stunt is often credited with helping them secure the victory.
Following their Eurovision win, the song became a massive hit. It reached number one on the charts in the UK and in several other countries, selling millions of copies and launching the group's successful career.
