Episode 20 - Backing singers or sister-wives?

In our 20th regular episode we zig-zag across time and space TARDIS-style with songs from seven different countries and four different decades.
First up is Ireland's Lesley Roy who ended up devoting 2 years of her life to Eurovision. Then we have one of Armenia's strongest performing entries which is all about a humble apricot stone, followed by the floaty dressed Christine Gulbrandsen from Norway who sings about an elf dance. Our UK entry is Pop Idol alumni Jessica Garlick, while the non-qualifying semi-finalists are the upbeat boy band Lighthouse X who, as Ryan suspected, broke up soon after the contest. We also have a Deuce award entry from the super strong Esti-Laul line-up of 2022, while the Randomiser takes us back to 1973 and a piercing ballad from Monaco's mononymous Marie.
As the title suggests this episode offers dodgy backing singers aplenty. You have been warned!
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Season 1: Episode 20
Story of my Life by Lesley Roy (Ireland 2020)
Apricot Stone by Eva Rivas (Armenia 2010)
Alvedansen by Christine Gulbrandsen (Norway 2006)
Come Back by Jessica Garlick (UK 2002)
Soldiers of Love by Lighthouse X (Denmark 2016)
Waterfall by Evelin Samuel (Estonia 2022)
Un train qui part by Marie (Monaco 1973)