Also in 1956 , Earle and Vaughan made their debut at the London Palladium in '' The British Record Show '' , and in January 1957 they appeared on ITV 's '' Sunday Night at the London Palladium '' . Later in 1957 Vaughan appeared in that year 's '' Royal Variety Show '' alongside other 1950s stars , including Ronnie Hilton , Dickie Valentine and David Whitfield . In 1960 he took part in the national preselection to represent the United Kingdom in that year 's Eurovision Song Contest , singing " Each Tomorrow " , but he was beaten by Bryan Johnson , whose " Looking High , High , High " went on to finish in second place . In 1961 Vaughan was inducted into the exclusive entertainment fraternity , the Grand Order of Water Rats . The rise in popularity of rock and roll saw a dramatic change in musical tastes , and unlike many of his contemporaries , Vaughan 's musical career barely survived into the 1960s . However , he continued to act , mostly doing theatre work , and his music continues to be played on the radio . Earle and Vaughan continued as a double act throughout the 1960s before deciding to split up in 1972 . Kenneth Earle went on to become an agent , while Vaughan continued on stage , touring in productions of '' The Good Old Days '' . He retired in 1982 . Vaughan spent a few of his latter years working on the switchboard at the RAF Central Medical Establishment in London . In his later years , Vaughan was diagnosed with Alzheimer 's disease . In 2009 , his wife published his autobiography , which helped to raise money for a local Alzheimer 's charity
that year 's Eurovision Song Contest
Eurovision Song Contest 1960
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