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- Boom_Boom_Boomerang abstract ""Boom Boom Boomerang" was the Austrian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977, performed in German (with some lyrics in English) by Schmetterlinge. (A different song with that title was a 1955 U.S. hit for the DeCastro Sisters.)The song was performed fourth on the night, following the Netherlands' Heddy Lester with "De mallemolen" and preceding Norway's Anita Skorgan with "Casanova". At the close of voting, it had received 11 points, placing 17th in a field of 18.The song is one of the more controversial entries in Contest history, as it is the first to send the entire event up. The chorus, for example, features the nonsense lyrics of:Boom boom boomerang, snadderydangKangaroo, boogaloo, didgeridooDing dong, sing the song, hear the guitar twangKojak, hijack, me and youThe performance is also memorable, as the band featured four male singers wearing cream suits and red shirts. During the performance, the men would turn their backs to the audience at various points, revealing a costume which looked like the front of a tuxedo, complete with a fake face. A performance like this had not previously been seen at the Contest, although it would not be the last time that Austria would be represented so irreverently, with Alf Poier doing similar at the 2003 Contest with "Weil Der Mensch Zählt".The song was succeeded as Austrian representative at the 1978 Contest by Springtime, performing "Mrs. Caroline Robinson".".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang language German_language.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageExternalLink ?1977at.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageID "5621188".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageLength "2558".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageOutDegree "22".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageRevisionID "650209213".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Alf_Poier.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Anita_Skorgan.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Austria.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Austria_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Casanova_(Anita_Skorgan_song).
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Category:English-language_Austrian_songs.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eurovision_songs_of_1977.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eurovision_songs_of_Austria.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink De_mallemolen.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink English_Language.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink English_language.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest_1977.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest_1978.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest_2003.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink German_Language.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink German_language.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Heddy_Lester.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Mrs._Caroline_Robinson.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Netherlands.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Norway.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Schmetterlinge.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Schmetterlinge_(band).
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Springtime_(band).
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Weil_Der_Mensch_Zählt.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLink Weil_der_Mensch_zählt.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageWikiLinkText "Boom Boom Boomerang".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang as Schmetterlinge_(band).
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang composer "Schurli Hernstadt, Willi Resetarits, Herbert Zöchling-Tampier".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang conductor "Christian Kolonovits".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang country "Austria".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang hasPhotoCollection Boom_Boom_Boomerang.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang language "German".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang lyricist "Lukas Resetarits".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang lyrics ?1977at.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang next "Mrs Caroline Robinson".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang nextLink "Mrs Caroline Robinson".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang place "17".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang points "11".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang prev "My Little World".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang prevLink "My Little World".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang song ""Boom Boom Boomerang"".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Austria-stub.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Eurovision-stub.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Eurovision_Song_Contest_1977.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Infobox_song_contest_entry.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang year "1977".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang subject Category:English-language_Austrian_songs.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang subject Category:Eurovision_songs_of_1977.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang subject Category:Eurovision_songs_of_Austria.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang hypernym Representative.
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- Boom_Boom_Boomerang type Q386724.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang comment ""Boom Boom Boomerang" was the Austrian representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 1977, performed in German (with some lyrics in English) by Schmetterlinge. (A different song with that title was a 1955 U.S. hit for the DeCastro Sisters.)The song was performed fourth on the night, following the Netherlands' Heddy Lester with "De mallemolen" and preceding Norway's Anita Skorgan with "Casanova".".
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang label "Boom Boom Boomerang".
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- Boom_Boom_Boomerang sameAs m.0dwrly.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang sameAs Boom_Boom_Boomerang.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang sameAs Q4943415.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang sameAs Q4943415.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang wasDerivedFrom Boom_Boom_Boomerang?oldid=650209213.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang isPrimaryTopicOf Boom_Boom_Boomerang.
- Boom_Boom_Boomerang name ""Boom Boom Boomerang"".