Guildo Horn, one of the most famous German representatives in the Eurovision Song Contest, has released his 'Best of' album on September 30th. There you can find his best-known songs as well as his Eurovision Song Contest entry from 1998.

Back in 1998, Guildo Horn made the Eurovision Song Contest in Germany interesting again. After years of low viewing ratings, more than 12 million viewers came in front of their TV screens to watch his uncommon performance of Guildo hat euch lieb in Birmingham. The song was written by Stefan Raab, who would represent Germany two years later with Wadde hadde dudde da? in Stockholm. Guildo Horn's eccentric character was well discussed in Germany, despite that he won the German national final in 1998 with 61% of the votes in the final round. The song was the first German entry for 15 years to reach the Top 10 of the single charts.

Tracklist:

1. Ich find Schlager toll (I like Schlager, original: I love rock 'n' roll)
2. Wunder gibt es immer wieder (Miracles keep happening again and again)
3. Guildo hat Euch lieb (Guildo loves you)
4. Aber bitte mit mit Sahne (With cream, please)
5. Tanz den Horn (Dance the Horn, original: Rebel yell)
6. Ich mag Steffi Graf (I like Steffi Graf, original: How deep is your love?)
7. Berlin
8. Frisörsalon / Herrenschnitt (Barber shop / Men's haircut)
9. Küss mich! (Kiss me!)
10. What shall we do with a drunken sailor?
11. Seebär (Sailor, original: Ferry cross the mersey)
12. Danke! (Thank you!)
13. How do you do?
14. Der Mutter zum Genusse (For mother's pleasure)
15. Großes Glück (Great luck)
16. Das schönste Lied kennt… (…knows the most beautiful song, original: Up where we belong)
17. Wart auf mich (Wait for me)
18. There goes a train (original: Es fährt ein Zug nach nirgendwo)

Wunder gibt es immer wieder was the German entry in 1970, sung by Katja Ebstein. The original version of Aber bitte mit Sahne was by Udo Jürgens, who won the Eurovision Song Contest for Austria in 1966. Meanwhile, Guildo Horn is starring in the musical Kiss me, Kate in Essen.

Guildo horn finished 7th with Guildo hat Euch lieb in 1998. Stefan Raab came 5th with Wadde hadde dudde da? in 2000.