The life of Irwin Goodman, a Finnish singer.
Finland Finland
Martti Suosalo Ilkka Koivula Riitta Salminen Eeva-Maija Haukinen Esko Nikkari Pertti Koivula Hannu Kivioja Martti-Mikael Järvinen Tom Lindholm Raimo Grönberg Kunto Ojansivu Mikko Kivinen Seppo Sallinen Matti Mäntylä Kielo Tommila Erkki Ruokokoski Martti Palo Timo Julkunen Timo Nissi Sonja Saarinen Harry Viita Alexander Pritoup Jevgeni Haukka Andrei Tsumak Maarit Niiniluoto Harri Ekonen Aimo Santaoja Matti Nurminen Kai Tanner Taneli Rinne Raimo Viitanen Seppo Helenius Risto Luukko Ninni Poijärvi Severi Koivusalo Jasper Lemivaara Joona Luukko
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