FYI: Bob McAllister hosted Wonderama weekly on Sunday mornings... ABBA appeared on October 31, 1976, according to 'ABBAonTV'. In New York City, where the program was taped, MM5 (MetroMedia) Channel 5 (WNEW-TV) broadcasted it. This channel in current day is now FOX5, WNYW-TV.
@@AbbaFcBrazil Yeah I assumed by the fact that They played Fernando which was a hit 1976 and hinted during the interview that their next single will be dancing Queen which was released at the end of 1976. But the full information you probably found on that great Internet site, Abba on TV
I saw that show when I was 8 and became a super fan of the band from that...I loved Waterloo but THIS performance did it for me
FYI:
Bob McAllister hosted Wonderama weekly on Sunday mornings... ABBA appeared on October 31, 1976, according to 'ABBAonTV'. In New York City, where the program was taped, MM5 (MetroMedia) Channel 5 (WNEW-TV) broadcasted it. This channel in current day is now FOX5, WNYW-TV.
Agnetha leads SOS
Anna-Frid leads Fernando
Both leads Mamma Mia and Dancing Queen
Alta definicion? Donde? Hay muchos videos masalta definidos que este
Got the full version with the interviews?
Yes! I will post the interview later!
@@AbbaFcBrazil In the interview, the group claimed they recorded "mainly in English" but they DID record in Swedish, Dutch, German, and Spanish.
@@AbbaFcBrazil They also said their next single would be "Dancing Queen," their chart topper in USA
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2 semanas atrás eram 20, hoje é apenas um dia!😆👍🏻
By the way, show aired I think in 1976.
Filmed: Thursday 21 October 1976
Broadcast: Sunday 31 October 1976 at 20:00 (EST) on PBS (WNEW), USA
@@AbbaFcBrazil Yeah I assumed by the fact that They played Fernando which was a hit 1976 and hinted during the interview that their next single will be dancing Queen which was released at the end of 1976. But the full information you probably found on that great Internet site, Abba on TV
@@michaelrochester48 Ah yes! I got this from abbaontv, the person who takes care of there is extremely careful with facts, dates, etc..
That stage was like a round kitchen table, yikes.