The follow up single , " Get a Move On " , was entered in the heats of the Eurovision Song Contest 1962 to pick the British entry , which took place on 11 February of that year . ( See United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest 1962 ) . There were twelve entries . The winner was a number entitled " Ring-a-ding Girl " by Ronnie Carroll . Newman came nowhere at all and the record went the same way . After his third self-penned single , " Stay By Me " , failed to chart Newman turned to a Goffin and King number , " Point of No Return " , for his fourth release . This one did no better and he returned to his own material for his last Fontana offering , " I 'll Find You Another Baby " . He did his best to produce a contemporary sound but Fontana was past funding the lavish orchestral backing that the song warranted and he had to make do with a small combo and his own piano playing . After that he and Fontana parted company . There was however one last disc on the Piccadilly label . Released on 6 March 1964 , " Please Do n't Cry " failed to generate significant sales and became his last recording . The B-side , " Every Hour of Living " , was a better song , reminiscent of " Somebody to Love "
Eurovision Song Contest 1962
Eurovision Song Contest 1962
Brad Newman