This was ABBA's only # 1 hit in the U.S. according to Billboards Hot 100. World wide ABBA had 21 # 1 hits. Fun fact, when Bjorn, the guy playing the guitar, first wrote the lyrics to this song, he wrote that age of the dancing queen as 15. When his wife Agneta, the blond lady singing, saw it she told him that 15 was to young and he should change the age of the dancing queen to 17, which he did. Agnetha was an accomplished songwriter herself with a self penned song that went to # 1 in her native Sweden.
ABBA's name derives from the first initial of each band member Agnetha , Benny , Bjorn & Anni-Frid . The band is made up of 2 married couples Bjorn & Agnetha and Benny & Anni-Frid . Abba had 19 top 10 hits in the UK of which 9 of them went to no.1 . In the US they had 14 top 40 hits . One of my favs is " Does your mother know ? " .
Hello gays Nice to see you This is ABBA, the excellent Swedish pop group, the best, most versatile and most important group of the 70s, in the post BEATLES decade (the revolutionary group of the 60s) ABBA, as in its time BEATLES, was a musical and cultural phenomenon, and its legacy lives on ABBA is an acrostic with initials of their first names They was two couples: Agnetha (blonde lead vocal) with Björn (guitarist and songwriter) Benny (pianist and songwriter) with Anni Frid (brunette lead vocal) (both couples separated before the end of the group) "Dancing Queen" is a beautiful song, which shines in the loftiness of its vocal harmonies The boys achieved here an extraordinary work of Agnetha (soprano voice) and Anni Frid (mezzo soprano voice), each one gives its best effort to match the other (Anni Frid rises in the highs, Agnetha lowers more to the bass) and thus their combined voves achieve records of perfection And the music is bright and enveloping, from the initial chord it introduces you into the atmosphere of the disco and invites you to dance English public has voted it as one of the songs they want to hear the most, because of the feeling of joy and energy it gives them (another is "Don't stop me now" by Queen) ABBA recording between 1972/1982, have a wonderful series of more than 20 world hits and no less than 50 other great songs included: Waterloo S.O.S. Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Knowing me knowing you Take a chance on me Chiquitita Does your mother know The winner takes it all Super trouper I suggest you to reaction: "Waterloo" at Eurovision Song Contest in England 1974 (their first international hit): ruclips.net/video/3FsVeMz1F5c/видео.html Thank you very much for reading me I hope to continue seeing your reactions GOD bless you my regards from Argentina
@@martyslazenger935 Yeah. I like ABBA but let's not get carried away. There were a ton of rock bands in the 70's who were far superior in musicianship, songwriting, and performing. ABBA was a fun pop/disco group and when I worked as a Wedding DJ, I loved their music, because it got people onto the dance floor. But it wasn't exactly very deep.
@@martyslazenger935 They sold more records in the 70s world wide than anyone. They are third all time following the Beatles and Elvis, for total albums sold. They may have passed them by now, with the stage play Mamma Mia, and the movie of the same. They're still popular, even though they only lasted until the early 1980s.
@@Lewis9709 Honestly check out their 8 albums. The music does get very deep - both lyrically and how it was developed instrumentally/musically. First two albums are fun, but not the masterpieces their latter albums ended up being. There's that and there's also the situation where they somehow managed to produce 50 odd great songs (and 22 number 1 hits) with most of the rest being good. No poor ones. Secondly check out "Does your mother know" leading onto "Hole in your soul" live at wembley for a taste of how good they could perform live. Or "So long" from their earlier years. It was hard for them to perform live without a load of back up singers and doubling up on instruments however because they did do so much work in the studio perfecting their sound and layering vocals, melodies and harmonies.
Abba, maybe the best ever at making surefire pop hits. I am still amazed that this Scandinavian group wrote such catchy songs in a language different from their own.
You are so right Mel , “That song would bring the dead alive!’” This song was number one worldwide back then , all over the radio , and in the discos. When the guys , Bjorn and Bennie, presented the ladies in the group, Agnetha and Frida with the song , they all knew they had a massive hit on their hands, and it was and then some! I love your reaction to it!
Not long after the first time ABBA performed this song in 1976 there was a royal wedding here in Sweden. The night before that wedding they performed it in a concert for the King and his soon to be Queen. I watched it on live TV back then.
This magnificent song, in my opinion, is one of the top 100 songs of all time. The thing is, this group, like the Beatles before them, evolved so listening to them in chronological order is an education. I freaking love them. Great reaction. Your love of good music is exceptional.
I was 4 yrs old when this song came out. The women and girls I knew all loved it. I was just thinking, the little girls dancing in front of ABBA in this video are now in their late 50's and early 60's. Where'd the years go?
This was written for their Swedish Queen who loved to go dancing and she was only 17.actually if you can find it you will.enjoy seeing ABBAin their traditional gownsvsing this in front of their Queen.lovebboth of you.Shawn your wife is gorgeous 🥰
My favorite part of this song is the very beginning - piano....and it takes off. When I play it in the car, I hit the back button a few times before continuing....lol.
Yeah, I admit that they were a guilty pleasure favorite of mine back in the day. I actually still have all their albums. By the way, the name of the group is ABBA (all capital letters), not Abba. It's an acronym for their first names, Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny & Anni-frid. They were two married couples (Agnetha & Bjorn and Benny & Anni-frid) from Sweden who won an international European singing contest and went on to HUGE careers in the 70s and early 80s. They spoke no English at the beginning of their careers, performing English songs phonetically, but all four learned English within a year or two. Both couples ended up divorcing by the early 80s, but they continued to work as a quartet for a while, often writing songs that included what they were going thru in their personal lives in the lyrics. Finally, they broke up when Benny & Bjorn (who wrote most of the songs) left to begin a very successful career writing movie scores and stage musicals together. Anni-frid (who mostly went by her nickname Frida) later ended up marrying a prince and became royalty!
ABBA = ABBASOLUTELY SWEDETASTIC still ABBA crazy all these years later saw ABBA live in Melbourne Australia Sidney Myer Music Bowl March 1977 ABBA gems The Winner Takes It All & Cassandra & Slipping Through My Fingers & Like An Angel Passing Through My Room & The Piper & you'll love SOS & Mama Mia & Fernando & Knowing Me Knowing You & My Love My Life & I've Been Waiting For You & The Vistors & Move On & The Name Of The Game & so many more gems
ABBA is so huge in the music industry that one of the greatest metal rock bands of all time, Metallica, paid tribute to them by covering this song in Metallica's concert in Stockholm, Sweden, ABBA's home country.
Every girl was once a dancing queen! This is my number one song for karaoke. It brings me back to when I was "young and sweet, only 17". Brings tears to my eyes.
I was born in 1967 so I was still a little kids when these songs came out. I grew up listening to different types of music such as KISS, Rush, and the Beatles to name a few in rock, and some disco such as ABBA, and other types such as RUN DMC and other rap artists. just a few different artists and groups over the years. Boy, talk about a throw back. Thank you for doing these reaction videos. Love to you.
Agnetha and Anni-Frid, what a ying-and-yang good-times combo - what a legendary melodic song! By the way Mel, your hair is looking great: ying-and-yang!!!
They speak and sing in their native language and French also. AND Frieda came from Germany as her father was with Adolph's boys, so she probably knows german too.
Dancing Queen is my sorority’s song, and it’s still played at all fraternity and sorority events, even though it came out before all the current members were born. Some of their parents probably weren’t even born! Love songs like this that stand the test of time.
People will still be dancing to this hundreds of years into the future. It just grabs you so much. Even shy people who can't dance want to dance to this.
I love all your reactions and love the way the two of you interact! Feels good to see a couple like the two of you enjoying yourselves! Keep up the good work!!!
I enjoy the 2 of you so much, you just really have fun with this, I'm a musician, I played trumpet, trombone, and baritone horn in grade school and taught myself guitar, drums and piano. I played lead guitar out in Los Angeles from 1987 to 1990 I met Ronald Reagan in 1981 because the all school band orchestra from Connecticut, where I'm from, New York, and New Jersey got a 3 day trip to Washington DC, You both on my depressive days brighten up my day. Thank you so much
Hello! I'm so glad to see you for first time Thanks and congratulations for your reaction with this fantastic song of all times "Dancing Queen" (1976) is the major worldwide hit by ABBA and their only #1 in U.S. Billboard 100 in 1977 the others ABBA songs Top 10 in U.S.: #6 Waterloo (1974) #3 Take a chance on me (1978) #8 The winner takes it all (1980) and several Top 20 ABBA had anothers #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary: Fernando (1976) The winner takes it all (1981) but ABBA had their major succes in Europe & Australia ABBA had an unforgetten Tour in Australia 1977, that was filmed in "ABBA The movie" In UK they have 18 singles Top 10 consecutives between 1975/1981 (begining with "S.O.S.") and nine #1: Waterloo Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Knowing me knowing you The name of the game Take a chance on me The winner takes it all Super trouper ABBA was two couples from Sweden: Agnetha (blonde) & Björn (guitarist) Benny (pianist) & Anni Frid (brunette) ABBA was famous when They win the classic Eurovision Song Contest in England 1974 with your glam rock song "Waterloo" In January 1979 ABBA was invited by Bee Gees to being part of 'Concert to Unicef' Bee Gees donated royalties of your hit "Too much heaven" ABBA join them (and other artist) and in this night premier the ballad pop "Chiquitita" Do you like to react this? (I give you the link with an intro in wich You see all greatest artist singing a chorus of the second ABBA song in 1972): ruclips.net/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/видео.html ABBA had more grestest songs too, not only hits They was so versatility in genres and style of music, but Your identity was Europop I wait for more reactions to ABBA too See you in next video Stay safe and be care
Loving your channel and reactions 😎👍 ABBA were BIG! Purely pop but timeless music. Bought their first vinyl....yes VINYL when I was 10/1 yo. I'm now 57 😎👍🎸🥁🎹
The amazing thing about the 60s 70s is this , even the hard rockers / metal heads liked soft rock / blues . We could be driving down the highway and Abba would play and next thing deep purple was playing same station , or Lou Rawls , Barry White , BTO . IF you like music that's all that matters
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ABBA is timeless, this will still be played 100 years from now.
I grew up on metal and gasta rap... ABBA is a force of God.
Most talented group ever. Who else can make you feel sad and happy at the same time on one song? Brilliant Abba.. no one else touches them
This song is played 24 7 around the world Any given time 🐈⬛🐈♥️
Fun fact....George Foreman the boxer...he stated that this was his work out song 😃 how cool is that 🎵🎵🎵🎵
Mohamed Ali's training song was Barbie Girl..
@@omarsalam9973 Oh yeah cool 😄
@@omarsalam9973 Really?
Barbie girl was released in 1997. He was well into advanced Parkinson's disease at that time at age 55.
@@tconnolly9820 just joking 😂
Takes a Real Man to admit that. Lol
ABBA have that effect on people! Probably some of the prettiest music ever written.
🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺🌺
This vibe is sorely missed. It’s nothing but purely joy.
Man, they don't make dance songs like this anymore!
The girls vocal ranges were incredible
One of the greatest pop songs of all time. Timeless.
One of the greatest songs not just from the 70's but ever.
One of the best pure pop songs ever written
It’s pop + trance + r and b amazing
The only thing I’d amend in your statement is I’d take out the “One of.”😊
Never underestimate the songs black people haven't heard. 😂
This was ABBA's only # 1 hit in the U.S. according to Billboards Hot 100. World wide ABBA had 21 # 1 hits. Fun fact, when Bjorn, the guy playing the guitar, first wrote the lyrics to this song, he wrote that age of the dancing queen as 15. When his wife Agneta, the blond lady singing, saw it she told him that 15 was to young and he should change the age of the dancing queen to 17, which he did. Agnetha was an accomplished songwriter herself with a self penned song that went to # 1 in her native Sweden.
The perfect pop song of all time!
Agreed
ABBA's name derives from the first initial of each band member Agnetha , Benny , Bjorn & Anni-Frid . The band is made up of 2 married couples Bjorn & Agnetha and Benny & Anni-Frid . Abba had 19 top 10 hits in the UK of which 9 of them went to no.1 . In the US they had 14 top 40 hits . One of my favs is " Does your mother know ? " .
Ex-married couples 😉
Abba is group sweden
See, you put on ABBA and you feel better. Works every time. Never get too much.
I remember when I was a kid my mom use to put this record on and dance with me.
Hmmmmmm
Oh my days, same 😂😂😂
@@dennothedanzadude I'm visiting my mom now and showed her your comment. She loves it! lol
That’s great memories 😀
ABBA was from Sweden. Great band!
Great reaction but hard to believe that you have never heard this before as it's probably the most famous pop song ever.
Swedish band but will live in the hearts of all girls around the world
Hello gays Nice to see you
This is ABBA, the excellent Swedish pop group, the best, most versatile and most important group of the 70s, in the post BEATLES decade (the revolutionary group of the 60s)
ABBA, as in its time BEATLES, was a musical and cultural phenomenon, and its legacy lives on
ABBA is an acrostic with initials of their first names
They was two couples:
Agnetha (blonde lead vocal) with Björn (guitarist and songwriter)
Benny (pianist and songwriter) with Anni Frid (brunette lead vocal)
(both couples separated before the end of the group)
"Dancing Queen" is a beautiful song, which shines in the loftiness of its vocal harmonies
The boys achieved here an extraordinary work of Agnetha (soprano voice) and Anni Frid (mezzo soprano voice), each one gives its best effort to match the other (Anni Frid rises in the highs, Agnetha lowers more to the bass) and thus their combined voves achieve records of perfection
And the music is bright and enveloping, from the initial chord it introduces you into the atmosphere of the disco and invites you to dance
English public has voted it as one of the songs they want to hear the most, because of the feeling of joy and energy it gives them (another is "Don't stop me now" by Queen)
ABBA recording between 1972/1982, have a wonderful series of more than 20 world hits and no less than 50 other great songs included:
Waterloo
S.O.S.
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Knowing me knowing you
Take a chance on me
Chiquitita
Does your mother know
The winner takes it all
Super trouper
I suggest you to reaction:
"Waterloo" at Eurovision Song Contest in England 1974
(their first international hit):
ruclips.net/video/3FsVeMz1F5c/видео.html
Thank you very much for reading me
I hope to continue seeing your reactions
GOD bless you
my regards from Argentina
ABBA is the most versatile and important group of the 70s? Lol.
@@martyslazenger935 Yeah. I like ABBA but let's not get carried away. There were a ton of rock bands in the 70's who were far superior in musicianship, songwriting, and performing. ABBA was a fun pop/disco group and when I worked as a Wedding DJ, I loved their music, because it got people onto the dance floor. But it wasn't exactly very deep.
Hello Eduardo, from the gays. Looking forward to “new” ABBA music coming out soon.
@@martyslazenger935 They sold more records in the 70s world wide than anyone. They are third all time following the Beatles and Elvis, for total albums sold. They may have passed them by now, with the stage play Mamma Mia, and the movie of the same. They're still popular, even though they only lasted until the early 1980s.
@@Lewis9709 Honestly check out their 8 albums. The music does get very deep - both lyrically and how it was developed instrumentally/musically. First two albums are fun, but not the masterpieces their latter albums ended up being. There's that and there's also the situation where they somehow managed to produce 50 odd great songs (and 22 number 1 hits) with most of the rest being good. No poor ones.
Secondly check out "Does your mother know" leading onto "Hole in your soul" live at wembley for a taste of how good they could perform live. Or "So long" from their earlier years. It was hard for them to perform live without a load of back up singers and doubling up on instruments however because they did do so much work in the studio perfecting their sound and layering vocals, melodies and harmonies.
Disco dancing I loved dancing to this kind of music
If you only knew how nice it is to see you enjoy music that my generation grew up with.
The 70s and 80s was a great fun time
70’s disco fun can’t be beat.
Agreed
Love ABBA 😍😍😍😍
Abba, maybe the best ever at making surefire pop hits. I am still amazed that this Scandinavian group wrote such catchy songs in a language different from their own.
They make me so proud to be a Swede 🥰🥰🥰🥰
You are so right Mel , “That song would bring the dead alive!’” This song was number one worldwide back then , all over the radio , and in the discos. When the guys , Bjorn and Bennie, presented the ladies in the group, Agnetha and Frida with the song , they all knew they had a massive hit on their hands, and it was and then some! I love your reaction to it!
I have watched your reactions before, and I so enjoyed them that I came back to watch them again! ❤
I’m so glad that you two had the good sense not to interrupt this great tune.
I always loved the piano and violin's segments.Just perfect!
Didn't you just love it?? I was a teenager at the time, believe it or not!! JUST ADORED ABBA!!!! xxx
Best Band Ever
Not long after the first time ABBA performed this song in 1976 there was a royal wedding here in Sweden.
The night before that wedding they performed it in a concert for the King and his soon to be Queen.
I watched it on live TV back then.
This magnificent song, in my opinion, is one of the top 100 songs of all time. The thing is, this group, like the Beatles before them, evolved so listening to them in chronological order is an education. I freaking love them. Great reaction. Your love of good music is exceptional.
ONE OF THE BIGGEST MOST ICONIC SONGS EVER...LOVE IT
I was 4 yrs old when this song came out. The women and girls I knew all loved it. I was just thinking, the little girls dancing in front of ABBA in this video are now in their late 50's and early 60's. Where'd the years go?
It's ok if you've heard it because most people have but you can enjoy it like the first time that's how good it is
Swedish rock group that harmonize so great!
Such a quality song as you hear every detail it puts you in a euphoric mood and just cut loose on the dance floor my queen😂❤🎉🎉
This was written for their Swedish Queen who loved to go dancing and she was only 17.actually if you can find it you will.enjoy seeing ABBAin their traditional gownsvsing this in front of their Queen.lovebboth of you.Shawn your wife is gorgeous 🥰
One of the Greatest Group and Tune Ever!!!
This song is just perfect, the best from the 70ies.
My favorite part of this song is the very beginning - piano....and it takes off. When I play it in the car, I hit the back button a few times before continuing....lol.
This song was the only ABBA song to make # 1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Waterloo...a little step up in their music...you luve it
Absolutely love this song.
Yeah, I admit that they were a guilty pleasure favorite of mine back in the day. I actually still have all their albums. By the way, the name of the group is ABBA (all capital letters), not Abba. It's an acronym for their first names, Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny & Anni-frid. They were two married couples (Agnetha & Bjorn and Benny & Anni-frid) from Sweden who won an international European singing contest and went on to HUGE careers in the 70s and early 80s. They spoke no English at the beginning of their careers, performing English songs phonetically, but all four learned English within a year or two. Both couples ended up divorcing by the early 80s, but they continued to work as a quartet for a while, often writing songs that included what they were going thru in their personal lives in the lyrics. Finally, they broke up when Benny & Bjorn (who wrote most of the songs) left to begin a very successful career writing movie scores and stage musicals together. Anni-frid (who mostly went by her nickname Frida) later ended up marrying a prince and became royalty!
Yep they fall on a lot of peoples guilty pleasure list.
They all spoke good English like almost all Swedes.
Fav album? Mine is "The Album"
Great reaction guys,you cannot go wrong with ABBA.
ABBA = ABBASOLUTELY SWEDETASTIC still ABBA crazy all these years later saw ABBA live in Melbourne Australia Sidney Myer Music Bowl March 1977 ABBA gems The Winner Takes It All & Cassandra & Slipping Through My Fingers & Like An Angel Passing Through My Room & The Piper & you'll love SOS & Mama Mia & Fernando & Knowing Me Knowing You & My Love My Life & I've Been Waiting For You & The Vistors & Move On & The Name Of The Game & so many more gems
ABBA is fucking classic! Love everything about them love their music love disco this is the shit right here!
ABBA Forever in our hearts.
ABBA is so huge in the music industry that one of the greatest metal rock bands of all time, Metallica, paid tribute to them by covering this song in Metallica's concert in Stockholm, Sweden, ABBA's home country.
Every girl was once a dancing queen! This is my number one song for karaoke. It brings me back to when I was "young and sweet, only 17". Brings tears to my eyes.
I can believe a lot of people have not heard of certain songs but seriously dancing Queen by ABBAhmmmmmmmm
Yessss
Here we go again disco time
LOVE IT!!!!! ❤️💙💚💜❤️💙💚
🎵💃🎵💃🎵💃🎵💃🎵💃
It's a great wedding party song!
I was born in 1967 so I was still a little kids when these songs came out. I grew up listening to different types of music such as KISS, Rush, and the Beatles to name a few in rock, and some disco such as ABBA, and other types such as RUN DMC and other rap artists. just a few different artists and groups over the years. Boy, talk about a throw back. Thank you for doing these reaction videos. Love to you.
Agnetha and Anni-Frid, what a ying-and-yang good-times combo - what a legendary melodic song! By the way Mel, your hair is looking great: ying-and-yang!!!
They speak and sing in their native language and French also. AND Frieda came from Germany as her father was with Adolph's boys, so she probably knows german too.
The ULTIMATE disco song. 🙌
Please react to ABBA "The winner takes it all" ❤️
And it never ceases to amaze me, people don't know disco was around for years BEFORE "Saturday Night Fever"!
Brilliant tune
"MASTERPIECE" of masterpiece
Dancing Queen is my sorority’s song, and it’s still played at all fraternity and sorority events, even though it came out before all the current members were born. Some of their parents probably weren’t even born! Love songs like this that stand the test of time.
Over 400,000,000 albums sold im sure you heard this billion airs and still going
You guys are AWESOME! Mel, you look gorgeous! So glad you get them! This was their only US #1, which is shocking because they had so many worldwide.
Keep it up you two!! I can’t figure out who is more hilarious! You’re just the life of the party and keep it going!!
This song will never die forever
People will still be dancing to this hundreds of years into the future. It just grabs you so much. Even shy people who can't dance want to dance to this.
Fun reaction!!! You should check out GIMME! GIMME! GIMME! by ABBA
This!
From what I've read and heard when ABBA 1st started out they didn't even speak English, if that's true it's amazing how good they do.
You have to review Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie (a man after midnight)
So glad I found you both. I need to see the good people in the world! Thankyou ❤️
Lol old school💃🏻 you know they had the club poppin back in the day 😆
huge hit whn i was a child, abba had so many hits, 3rd bigest selling group!. 70s-80s. so talaneted, cheers frm au.
It is a timeless song that will forever be in the minds and hearts of humanity.
They were from Sweden….and created mainly disco with some other pop variations…..70s and beyond.
Bey successful group.
Just think the young kids in the crowd
Are now some kids grandparents
I know crazy right
I love all your reactions and love the way the two of you interact! Feels good to see a couple like the two of you enjoying yourselves! Keep up the good work!!!
You two are gold !
Такое счастье....плакать хочется ... 😓😓😓😓😓😘😘😘😘😘😓😓😓😓😓
Listening to ABBA makes me want to watch the movie The Adventures of Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
I remember this song been played everywhere.
Knowing Me Knowing You, Fernando - try them and loads of other good ABBA songs.
The first ever "supergroup"! .... Their latest album comes out next week.... after a 40 year break! 😂👍
I enjoy the 2 of you so much, you just really have fun with this, I'm a musician, I played trumpet, trombone, and baritone horn in grade school and taught myself guitar, drums and piano.
I played lead guitar out in Los Angeles from 1987 to 1990
I met Ronald Reagan in 1981 because the all school band orchestra from Connecticut, where I'm from, New York, and New Jersey got a 3 day trip to Washington DC,
You both on my depressive days brighten up my day.
Thank you so much
The Gods Of Pop ♥
Hello! I'm so glad to see you for first time
Thanks and congratulations for your reaction with this fantastic song of all times
"Dancing Queen" (1976) is the major worldwide hit by ABBA
and their only #1 in U.S. Billboard 100 in 1977
the others ABBA songs Top 10 in U.S.:
#6 Waterloo (1974)
#3 Take a chance on me (1978)
#8 The winner takes it all (1980)
and several Top 20
ABBA had anothers #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary:
Fernando (1976)
The winner takes it all (1981)
but ABBA had their major succes in Europe & Australia
ABBA had an unforgetten Tour in Australia 1977, that was filmed in "ABBA The movie"
In UK they have 18 singles Top 10 consecutives between 1975/1981
(begining with "S.O.S.")
and nine #1:
Waterloo
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Knowing me knowing you
The name of the game
Take a chance on me
The winner takes it all
Super trouper
ABBA was two couples from Sweden:
Agnetha (blonde) &
Björn (guitarist)
Benny (pianist) &
Anni Frid (brunette)
ABBA was famous when They win the classic Eurovision Song Contest in England 1974 with your glam rock song "Waterloo"
In January 1979 ABBA was invited by Bee Gees to being part of 'Concert to Unicef'
Bee Gees donated royalties of your hit "Too much heaven"
ABBA join them (and other artist) and in this night premier the ballad pop "Chiquitita"
Do you like to react this?
(I give you the link with an intro in wich You see all greatest artist singing a chorus of the second ABBA song in 1972):
ruclips.net/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/видео.html
ABBA had more grestest songs too, not only hits
They was so versatility in genres and style of music, but Your identity was Europop
I wait for more reactions to ABBA too
See you in next video
Stay safe and be care
Loving your channel and reactions 😎👍
ABBA were BIG!
Purely pop but timeless music.
Bought their first vinyl....yes VINYL when I was 10/1 yo.
I'm now 57 😎👍🎸🥁🎹
Love you two buggers - what a team!!!!
It takes you back to when you was 17 didn't have a care in the world just went out dancing enjoying yourself
Yay Mel…..we can tell you loved it! I don’t think I’ve seen you rock to a tune more than this…
A 1000 CONGRATULATIONS TO ABBA FOR A 1000 WEEKS ON UK CHART WITH ABBA GOLD. ABBA= BEST MUSIC EVER. BUY ALL 8 STUDIO ALBUMS, YOU WON'T REGRET IT 🥳🥳🥳🥳
Hey you guys, take a chance on me by ABBA , you guys will like it..😷 oh ! That's the name of the song..
If you're listening to the Dancing Queen and aren't motivated to get up and dance, check to see if you're heart's still beating!!! 💃🕺💃🕺💃
The amazing thing about the 60s 70s is this , even the hard rockers / metal heads liked soft rock / blues . We could be driving down the highway and Abba would play and next thing deep purple was playing same station , or Lou Rawls , Barry White , BTO . IF you like music that's all that matters
You need to listen to Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie by Abba.
The original Swedish super group.Lol, I guess I'll admit that I had this on a vinyl 45, and I wore it out, before I was a headbanger🤘
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