Dancing queen was number 1 in every country in the world in 1976 also in the US and is the best studio recording all times This song is one of the best songs ever Made in history
Best studio recording of all time? I don't know about that. It's a nice little bubblegum song. Fun to listen to. Catchy. It was extremely popular at the time. I like it. But listening to it for the first time again after many years, it doesn't hold up for me like some other classic songs do.
At the start of their careers the ladies barely spoke English. Even after they broke up the interview were usually translated. The music is thesoundtrack to Mama Mia.
ABBA is from Sweden. You can pick nearly any song they ever did and it'll be a great song. Tremendous songwriters, arrangers, players and singers. ABBA is the total package.
Yes, when I lived in The UK, I've seen it first hand, when this song came on, they we're like Sardines on the dancefloor, no room to swing a cat. I know they were colossally popular everywhere but i don't think more so than in The UK , they are so Iconic there that they are part of British Culture.
Agnetha faltskog bjorn ulvaeus were married(the girl with the blond and the guy without the beard In the video)Annifrid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson were married(the guy with the beard and the girl with the red hair in the video) they all got divorced. Agnetha, bjorn and benny were born in sweden. Annifrid was born in norway and moved yo to Sweden when she was 2 years old. They are the first non english band to have tremendous success worldwide
Have you ever heard of Mamma Mia - the musical AND Mamma Mia the Movie - 1 and 2??? All based on all Abba´s great songs! And Dancing Queen has as far as I know been used in many movies! Furthermore - The intro and synth-theme of Abba´s hit Gimme, Gimme, Gimme - A Man after Midnight - has been used by Madonna on her smash hit Hung Up! And the bass rythm of Abba´s hit The Name of the Game was used by The Fugees song Rumble in the Jungle. These two samples are the only ones that Abba have allowed to be used! Abba was a fantastic group in the seventies og beginning of the eighties - selling about 400 mio records worldwide - mostly in Europe, Australia, Japan and South america. In the US their succes was more average - allthough they made it to no. 1 on Billboard hot 100 with -- Dancing Queen!
They're right up their with the very best. Incredible harmony and vocals and backed up with brilliant lyrics and musicianship. So many great songs, it's ridiculous.
@@jtoland2333 the only Barbie's I've ever owned was a Dorothy Hamill doll with her own little ice patch and Farrah Fawcet. Gosh I'd give anything to have them now, worth some 💰
The song essentially speaks about a disco-dance setting where everyone is immersed in their own dances. ‘Jive’ is a form of dance originated in United States from the African Americans in the early 1930s. The singer is complimenting the dances that are unfolding before them. In the music video ABBA is performing “Dancing Queen” infront of a crowd of people who are dancing the night away. The singers give an ado to the dancing queen on the floor, who is young and beautiful and having the time of her life-dancing to the music. She is engrossed in her dance, but the whole dance floor has eyes on her. Everyone is digging the girl’s dance. VERSE 1 Friday night and the lights are low Looking out for the place to go Where they play the right music, getting in the swing You come in to look for a king
ABBA is awesome. They are finally getting the respect they deserve. When I was younger I sure as hell never gave them any respect. Listen to "The Name of the Game".. thats my favorite
It's easy to dismiss Pop music as a throwaway commodity - but when it's crafted as brilliantly as this - arrangement, lyrics, harmonies & performance - then you are listening to something very, very, special that stands the test of time. Magical!
Love this. I was the same age as the Dancing Queen and loved to dance. I was a wallflower until asked to dance and then never got off the dancefloor. This brings back some of the best times of my life. In the movie Mama Mia, a movie based on their songs.
Some of the best production ever. They released a compilation CD set that had them improvising in the studio that was excellent. Yeah they never toured the US but the made a movie of their Australian tour that was pretty good.
I remember the first song ABBA’s I heard called “Waterloo” I was around 9 yrs old. My best friend at the time and I would have hair brushes and sing and dance along to their songs. I still know all the words to their songs. I think their songs are still relevant and timeless. Thanks for the great memories. Blessings Ty
A fun fact...all the members of ABBA (who were Swedish, except AnniFrid (or Frida) who was Norwegian-born) first performed this song live at a gala for the young King Carl XVI Gustaf and his bride to be, Silvia the night before their wedding in 1976. Carl XVI Gustaf was then in his late 20's, and Silvia was in her early 30's...both are still alive, and their daughter, Victoria will be the next Queen of Sweden. The video of that performance is on RUclips (Royal Swedish Opera, 1976). And this song has been in many movies...most recently was 'Mamma Mia' and 'Mamma Mia:Here We Go Again'. Mamma Mia, was a stage musical turned movie musical that used a lot of ABBA's songs to tell a story about a young bride trying to find her father among three possible men her single mom knew back in the day. In the movie, the song is sung by Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, and Julie Walters...along with the entire female population of a small Greek island where the story takes place. It's a fun scene if you want to watch (on your own).
That clip always pisses me off. Why? Because ABBA are performing one of the greatest songs ever written, but they're dressed up in 18th century royal gear and look ridiculous, so nobody takes them seriously. You can even see "proper" musicians sniggering at them in the background. :(
My request is for u to do the next following songs and u can decide what u think of abba that is Waterloo, the winner takes it all, the name of the game, Fernando, Knowing me Knowing you and SOS With those songs do a reaction to ABBA
Wouldn't it be better if he reacted to something they did that is perhaps more "black"? I want to see him be impressed by ABBA, so he should react to something with a bass line, a groove and a beat. Hmm...The Name of the Game, perhaps? Or Summer Night City?
This song hit number one on the Billboard charts in 1976. It is in yhe Mama Mia musical on Broadway and in the movies. It was in the movie Muriel's Wedding. It has over 300 million views on youtube. It was a Europop song which was a European version of Disco.
This song was in the movie ''Mama Mia'' in the movie Muriels Wedding and in the movie Miss Congeniality with Sandra Bullock. Greethings from The Netherlands ...Cheers MRM ;)
Tnx so much for your reaction! I remember hearing this song for the first time in 1976, I was 11 yrs old at the time. I instantly fell in love with it. ABBA is pure quality and craftmanship, they have put a lot of work in all the music they recorded. And it paid off, they sold at least 350 million records. And counting! In 2010 ABBA were inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
this is when I first heard of ABBA, VH1 played alot of their music videos because this movie was coming out and thats when I fell in love with them and their catalog of music
YAY!!!! More ABBA...you probably heard this song before, as it was included in a Broadway play, called Mama Mia, ALL music from ABBA, and they made it into a movie too. And why do I get goosebumps every time I hear the first note from those beautiful women???!!! And ABBA is not spoken out in individual letters. You got it right the first time. You say it like it's a word. Abba.
This song is listed in Rollings Stones´magazine "500 greatest songs ever"- not that I really care about their listings- but his song´s been complimented by the music industry for being perfectly engineered: from the music production, the girls' vocals, the production and more. It´s not just a happy song or a disco song. ABBA is second to none. They invented pop music. They were a pop band btw, not a disco band. The same thing happened to "Blondie" with "Heart of glass"- they were a rock band but since they had a disco hit people labeled them that way. Heart of glass another genius song, btw.
"Invented pop music". No they did not. Popular music has been around for a lot longer than ABBA. Music popularity has been charted since 1940. And the "Hot 100" since 1958. "Second to none" not really. They're number 16 all-time in album sales behind The Rolling Stones. But I bet they are Number one in Disco, they sold more than the Bee Gees. And they're ahead of Sinatra and U2, but below Madonna.
Pop music was around long before I ever you must be about 12 years old to think that pop music was around since the fifties I'm pretty sure this is what most people will tell you they just came around at the right time and like I said the song was played on rotation on every station we used to switch channels like channel surfing every station you hit somebody was playing Dancing Queen and like the person said it's in the movie and Broadway show Mamma Mia remember Queen oh Mama Mia Mama Mia don't know what that means but the guy in the pizza parlor by me used to ya Mamma Mia so he didn't curse in front of his wife he could say that I don't know what it means h a phrase you used to hear a lot in the pizza parlor I'm kidding a bit just having fun but it's true
More like, how old are you, guys? He means that they were the finest in pop. That term is used to remark someone's achievements or was the best in it, like saying "Elvis invented rock" or "The Bee Gees invented disco".
Well, I'm Swedish, so I'm heavily biased on this. But while I can't decide whether it's the greatest pop song ever written or not, it's certainly one of the few songs that are good enough to compete for that title. And....shock, horror! I actually think it's better than anything The Beatles ever wrote.
Right, I like the Beatles but I find myself skipping to a lot of songs when I listen to them. I think I´ve only skipped 2 or 3 with ABBA - like that king kong song, XD. And yes, I mean "invented" as in.. they were the best. What´s happening to people nowadays with all that sensitivity? And apparently, don´t know what figurative speech is.
This song was in several movies. "Muriel's Wedding", "Summer of Sam", "Dick", "Miss Congeniality" and "Man of the House". It was probably also in several commercials.
If your doing reactions to Abba I'm in. Amazing catalogue of songs, this one Is well known for being a very hard song to sing. No matter what they sing happy or sad songs their sound is unique and hooks you in.
An entire Broadway production and movie was made from ABBAs music. It's called Mamma Mia. I took my wife to see the off Broadway production. They now have a part two, which she bought the DVD on it's first day of release. But that may be where you heard the song. It's a great show so if you haven't seen it than I highly recommend it to you.
Greetings from Australia 🐨😊👍 I've been an ABBA fan since 1976, and I love seeing the new generations discovering ABBA (makes me sound old ...lol). I'm glad you've enjoyed the ABBA you've done your reactions to, and I hope you get a chance to enjoy more of their music. Having toured in their previous individualmusical endeavours during the 60s before ABBA, when they were ABBA, they were more focussed on being a studio-band than touring (they only did 3 major tours between 1972 and 1982), and thus had the time to polish their production efforts (8 original studio-albums and 1 studio-album of some of their songs in Spanish; Benny & Björn wrote everything ABBA performed - bar one medley of songs for a charity in 1975; plus they had a few others contribute to some of their the writings, like their manager, Neil Sedaka and Phil Cody [English version of 'Ring Ring'], and their own Agnetha for one song - all produced by Benny & Björn, and sung mainly by Frida & Agnetha) and what you will discover is that ABBA covered so many musical genres; not just 'pop' per se, and not just disco as used to be assumed by some in the 1970s (in fact, they actually didn't do a lot of disco at all; although most of their songs are danceable), but rock, gospel-style, vaudeville, musical-style, emo/goth, instrumental, country and western, funk, schlager ...seemingly every genre of music (...except, for example: madrigal ...lol). (P.S. You've got the pronuciation of ABBA correct. Also, ABBA are Swedish [you may know that by now ...lol] although the lovely Frida [the brunette in this clip] was born in Norway, and had a German father. By the way, I love your reaction to the 'Take A Chance On Me' winks ...great fun ...lol. and finally, there are at least two movies that you may have heard this from: apart from 'Mamma Mia' [starring Meryl Streep], there's an Australian comedy-drama movie that came out in the mid-90s called 'Muriel's Wedding' that had global success [and if you haven't had a chance to see it, I'd recommend it; it stars Toni Collette as Muriel].). Cheers from here 😊
Hiya. ABBA are Swedish. They won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with a song they wrote called Waterloo. Check it out. ABBA is there initials. Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Annifrid. They have recently been offered a billion dollars to perform a one off show but Agnetha the blond is scared of flying and lives a reclusive life. Take care from across the pond x
Had ABBA toured USA for each of their album they would've started a frenzy that the beatles wouldnt even started. ABBA was a big hit in Europe a d Australia where they sold more records than the beatles in those places.
New subscriber, 77-years-old, and I lived the age of the reactions I've seen you do, but I'm not sure how you react to performers of a more modern age. There is a singer named Dimash Kudaibergen, who happens to be the greatest pop singer I have ever heard. You might check out some of his performances in the Chinese competition "I Am a Singer - 2017". He has become an international sensation! My favorite songs are "Late Autumn", "S.O.S." - A Soul's Plea for Help", "Adagio" and "Confessa + Diva Dance". I think you will not believe his vocal range and emotional delivery. Thanks for your posts.
All 4 members of ABBA are still living they are the only group from 60s 70s 80s to have all their members living. They reuniting after 36 years with 2 new songs releasing next year sometime.
What are you talking about? There are loads of bands that still have all the original members intact. They aren't even the only European group with original lineup.
@@BobPapadopoulos dunno about that cause all the bands like the bee gees beatles rolling stones and many others have one member or another thats paseed on also i hardly know any bands that have all members alive with abba the only person dead is their manager stig Anderson
@@michaeljohnson6510 Well aware some former members died, but the classic lineup is intact. You could try the same argument with Black Sabbath since Dio is dead, but it's likewise laughable because Ozzy, not Dio, is the definitive face of the band... to the point that most Sabbath fans refer to the Dio era as Heaven and Hell instead of a continuation of Sabbath.
@@rbear4574 I would not laugh at you for skating. That's one way to bring the karma you know! I'm proud of you still staying active. There's another song....you make loving you easy by Zac Brown band and it is a skating type of song too...check it out! I hope you are able to do everything you want that makes you happy for years to come! 🙃 Here's a link. It's fun...easy going country song that's also kinda disco fresh...I know that sounds weird but if you listen... ruclips.net/video/6LPDBZXgdA0/видео.html
@@lethiapage4767 Getting out of bed every morning makes me happy . Skating the best thing I started doing again at 55. I just check out that site and I liked what I heard Thanks.
@@rbear4574 so glad you are happy and active and let's clarify I would never laugh at you but I would hoot with joy watching you skate. I know you know the difference.
You won't believe how hearing this song on the dance floor felt at first time round..you were literally that 'girl of seventeen and the song was about you'..BRILLIANT! You never grow out of this song.
Ha ha- you made me laugh when you said... That gal flipping her hair around was like a head & shoulders commercial...Looking back now- it does seem like that... The girls with their flippy 70's hair... I grew up in the Big haired 80's, but this music I grew up listening to, having been born the decade before. Yeah I love the variety of music you react to...reminding me of my youth! :-) Keep up the great videos! Your sister in Christ, ~jenn P.S. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF REACTING TO Christian bands/songs? (Family Force Five/Chainsaw! The band is so much fun!!)
ABBA was massive here in Oz in the 70's. In fact they wrote a song specifically about Australia called Tropical Loveland. A true supergroup. Check out the movie Muriel's Wedding.
@@vixyvelasquez9898 I know most rap is trash, but just because some people listen to rap doesn't mean they automatically don't appreciate good soulful music c'mon
Hi Ty, i was searching for something good on RUclips, and i came across your channel by coincidence, so I decided to see what you are all about. Ever since then, i got addicted to your channel. You are very intelligent, entertaining, and full of humor. I started watching you, and i just love everything you do. You have a very unique style that others don't. Most of all, i love your bubbly personality.
Just wanted to comment about the earlier comment after Enter Sandman reaction. I am a 57 year old white guy and got hooked on Rock N Roll back in the late 1960s early 70s. You give me a lot of hope for younger generations especially since you are a black man. I subscribed to your Patreon. There needs to be more people on both sides making a difference. I feel that you are helping in a very positive way mend the divide between Blacks and Whites. I think it helps people relate more than anyone knows. The music whether it be rap or rock lets us see that really we have a lot of the same wants and needs in life. I also love the different kinds of posts you have. I watch a lot of different reactors but you and India are by far my favorites. Thanks for the time you have taken to put together a really good and positive show. P.S. Abba is from Sweden and learned to speak English for the American fans and other English speaking countries. They are amazing and currently trying to or maybe already have put out new music.
This was one of the "second tier" disco songs to take over radio. (First tier being KC and the Sunshine Band and one-hit wonders like Rock The Boat). 1976! I was there. Fun fact: the kids in the video dancing are ABBA's own children and their friends.
A: Agnetha, B: Bjorn, B: Benny, A: Anni-Frid and they are from sweden. Agnetha & Bjorn where married and Benny & Anni-Frid where married, but they are all divorced now 😉
I was in my teens when they were really popular. I liked their sounds but wasn’t real excited about them. Now I’m 60 & rediscovering them. Their music takes me back. Good memories.
I never liked much their music much until the last couple of years. So I was in my teens in the 70's, but now at 55 years old I really love this music.
MacPro8CoreMan in the 70’s as a a Swedish American, i was excited to have a Swedish group on the stage. It was the Rock n Roll era and most ppl my age didnt take to the Disco scene. But in the 90’s there was a “poof”. and boy was it cool to listen to ABBA. I cant wait to see my grandkids 3,5,7 yo’s in a month so we can have a dance party to Dancing Queen. Thanks for the memory.
Makes you feel good! Free! When it comes on the radio, I just turn up the volume and sing along!! The movie "Muriel's Wedding"...ABBA is a key part of it...also Mama Mia....
They are very definitely Swedish, however some confusion might exist because their early hits were biggest in Japan, Germany, and especially Australia. In Australia Molly Meldrum made music videos of ABBA for his television show Countdown, much as he had done with the famous truck gig for AC/DC, and these music videos played a large role in spreading the popularity of ABBA internationally. Molly promoted the band constantly building popularity in the country to a frenzy. In the 1970’s in Australia ABBA was outselling the Beatles and that success was repeated around the globe. Dancing Queen has featured in five movies including Momma Mia (2018) and the hit Australian Movie of 1994, Muriel’s Wedding.
And I have seen many interviews with Benny and/or Bjorn where they credit Australia for helping make them the success they were/are. As an Aussie that loved ABBA back then and brought their records that makes me feel proud.
ABBA came from Sweden. While they had 22 #1 hits worldwide, and while they hit the top 10 several times in the U.S, this was their own #1 single in the U.S. I can think of two movies which included this song, Mama Mia and Muriel's Wedding. Mama Mia was the musical that finally unseated Grease as the film musical that made the most money. Coincidentally, both Grease and Mama Mia started off as stage musicals before being adapted into films.
ABBA stands for Agnetha faltskog B stands for Bjorn Ulvaeus B stands for Benny Anderson and last A stands for Annifrid lyngstad. Abba were not such a hit in USA as they didn't tour much and cause of that they didn't become such a big hit
@@elsdebruin8929 indeed cause sometimes certain places they couldnt even go outside anywhere their success was tremendous in europe and australia. also japan. but usa had they toured alot ABBA would be the name of the century
Mostly I listen to Rolling Stones, Beatles, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, etc but I know the words to all of ABBAs hits. 🙂They were a huge influence on me when I was in my early teens. Their music was everywhere.
When disco 💃🏾🕺🏽was king great nights in the clubs with the glitter ball singing 🎤 this at the top of our voices wonderful wonderful times 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰
If that doesn't get him wondering where he heard that tune before I don't know what will. That is, since the Madonna sample of it is probably better known to the under 40s. Great original song though.
the song dancing queen comes out on the sitcom, that 70s show. Yes Abba, is from Sweden. not only did the members marry each other, but they also switched partners later on, and yet, the band stayed together. crazy, right?
Winner Takes It All would be my next choice for sure. It's a bittersweet breakup song, but it's sooo good. The music really feeds the emotion of the song, and the lyrics are great.
ABBA has a characteristically bright sound in their songs, and the brightness emphasizes the deeper meaning in some of their wonderful serious, even sad, songs, such as *"Fernando", "Chiquitita"* (with both English and Spanish versions), and *"Knowing Me, Knowing You".* The poetic *Chiquita* begins: "Chiquitita, tell me what's wrong " You're enchained by your own sorrow In your eyes there is no hope for tomorrow How I hate to see you like this There is no way you can deny it I can see that you're oh so sad, so quiet." -- And the bright chorus wonderfully contrasts with the subject, emphasizing both.
ABBA is great. You should check out some of their other songs. Well worth it. Have you seen Mama Mia? If so, you heard a TON of ABBA's music. All of it was theirs ;) They were married and then divorced. If you want to delve a bit deeper, the two guys from the group wrote a Broadway musical called "Chess". Beautiful music there as well. Ever hear "One Night in Bangkok"? Go down the rabbit hole LOL
He doesn´t really like disco so I don´t think he´d like Mamma Mia or they´re early stuff. Maybe some of the ballads like "The winner takes it all", "Fernando", "Chiquitita"....
Oh - this song brings me back to my youth! My friend and I fought because both of us wanted to be Agnetha (the blond one) when we stood there with a hairbrush in the hand pretending it to be a microphone! In my opinion, Benny Anderson (the piano guy) is one of the greatest composers in our time. He has written much more than songs for Abba. Melodic, sweet music. Love it.
Dancing queen was number 1 in every country in the world in 1976 also in the US and is the best studio recording all times
This song is one of the best songs ever Made in history
Best studio recording of all time? I don't know about that. It's a nice little bubblegum song. Fun to listen to. Catchy. It was extremely popular at the time. I like it. But listening to it for the first time again after many years, it doesn't hold up for me like some other classic songs do.
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I agree this song is almost perfect
I so love this song!❤️
@@PerthTowne nope, still goosebumps for me after not hearing ABBA for a long time and came back for them once a while 😁
ABBA still put a smile on my face. Forever great tracks
Mamma mia
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If you haven't heard this song you must have been living under a rock.
There are many songs and many rocks. Its great that he's getting around to hearing it in its original form.
yea a big rock, if you never heard about ABBA
Even on mars ABBA are famous!
@@gbrl_ht01 even in the whole universe Abba are so popular
Agreed
they are from Sweden and speak perfect English. Most people in Sweden speak English :-)
*most people in the world speak English*
Not originally. On their first songs, they learned and sang their songs phonetically in English.
At the start of their careers the ladies barely spoke English. Even after they broke up the interview were usually translated. The music is thesoundtrack to Mama Mia.
Yes, we do! I often heard "Ur usin' big words again, Swede!"
@@Harrock its hard to tell through youtube if youre being sarcastic. Hope so
ABBA is from Sweden. You can pick nearly any song they ever did and it'll be a great song. Tremendous songwriters, arrangers, players and singers. ABBA is the total package.
ABBA...one of the best pop groups yesterday, today and tomorrow
about as pure pop gold as you will ever get, and it stands up well even today, cant say that about today's trash being passed off as music.
theres still some good stuff if you sift through the media crap
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Amen!
One of the most successful groups in history - in the UK this song will fill a dance floor with everyone from rockers to rap heads and all ages.
And it´s Queen Elisabeth´s favorit song!!!!!
Yes, when I lived in The UK, I've seen it first hand, when this song came on, they we're like Sardines on the dancefloor, no room to swing a cat. I know they were colossally popular everywhere but i don't think more so than in The UK , they are so Iconic there that they are part of British Culture.
@@danfrost3043 You summed it up perfectly!
Dan Frost they were HUGE in Australia, so much so that the band has publicly spoken about their relationship with Australia,
ABBA to me is proof that women in music videos can be beautiful and sexy without having to be half naked like they are in today's videos.
Sell the music not the body. It is what is inside not outside.
Let's add a little to that...they don't have to do the disgusting and vulgar lyrics that they do today, and they are 100x more attractive.
Jermaine Stewart said it best in the 80s when he sang 'We Don't Have to Take Our Clothes Off."
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@Darth Magnusei amen to that.
The blonde is the sexiest woman in music history for me. It's the eyes and the expressions more than anything.
I feel happy when i listen to abba.
Agnetha faltskog bjorn ulvaeus were married(the girl with the blond and the guy without the beard In the video)Annifrid Lyngstad and Benny Andersson were married(the guy with the beard and the girl with the red hair in the video) they all got divorced. Agnetha, bjorn and benny were born in sweden. Annifrid was born in norway and moved yo to Sweden when she was 2 years old. They are the first non english band to have tremendous success worldwide
That is right 😘😍ILove ABBA
@@helenejansson7616 so do i and im 23
Rushil Juglall thank you for stating the obvious 😂
Have you ever heard of Mamma Mia - the musical AND Mamma Mia the Movie - 1 and 2??? All based on all Abba´s great songs!
And Dancing Queen has as far as I know been used in many movies!
Furthermore - The intro and synth-theme of Abba´s hit Gimme, Gimme, Gimme - A Man after Midnight - has been used by Madonna on her smash hit Hung Up!
And the bass rythm of Abba´s hit The Name of the Game was used by The Fugees song Rumble in the Jungle. These two samples are the only ones that Abba have allowed to be used! Abba was a fantastic group in the seventies og beginning of the eighties - selling about 400 mio records worldwide - mostly in Europe, Australia, Japan and South america. In the US their succes was more average - allthough they made it to no. 1 on Billboard hot 100 with -- Dancing Queen!
@@flemmingkristoffersen1896 #1 the best of the Movies. They played to packed out stadiums all over Europe.
The harmonies they generate are TIMELESS!!! When singers could really sing...
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They're right up their with the very best. Incredible harmony and vocals and backed up with brilliant lyrics and musicianship. So many great songs, it's ridiculous.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ABBA, I think their music is timeless and I could listen to them all day long. Thank you for responding to this video.
Oh to once again be the 10-year-old, singing along with ABBA on our little transistor radio, and dreaming of being 17. :-)
AMEN SISTER. LOVED ABBA BACK IN THE DAY, STILL DO 💞💒
Or being 48 and still doing it because I can't seem to stop myself 😂 .... every time I hear it!
Remember the Disco Barbie doll? She had her own stage, and Dancing Queen was the 45 it came with. I played with that thing forever! :D
@@jtoland2333 the only Barbie's I've ever owned was a Dorothy Hamill doll with her own little ice patch and Farrah Fawcet. Gosh I'd give anything to have them now, worth some 💰
lol ... I was 13 and dreamed to be 17.
The song essentially speaks about a disco-dance setting where everyone is immersed in their own dances. ‘Jive’ is a form of dance originated in United States from the African Americans in the early 1930s.
The singer is complimenting the dances that are unfolding before them. In the music video ABBA is performing “Dancing Queen” infront of a crowd of people who are dancing the night away.
The singers give an ado to the dancing queen on the floor, who is young and beautiful and having the time of her life-dancing to the music. She is engrossed in her dance, but the whole dance floor has eyes on her. Everyone is digging the girl’s dance.
VERSE 1
Friday night and the lights are low
Looking out for the place to go
Where they play the right music, getting in the swing
You come in to look for a king
ABBA is awesome. They are finally getting the respect they deserve. When I was younger I sure as hell never gave them any respect. Listen to "The Name of the Game".. thats my favorite
The Name of the Game is great. I loved ABBA when I was a kid, but I hated that song. When I listened to it again as an adult, I really liked it. :p
It's easy to dismiss Pop music as a throwaway commodity - but when it's crafted as brilliantly as this - arrangement, lyrics, harmonies & performance - then you are listening to something very, very, special that stands the test of time. Magical!
Love this. I was the same age as the Dancing Queen and loved to dance. I was a wallflower until asked to dance and then never got off the dancefloor. This brings back some of the best times of my life. In the movie Mama Mia, a movie based on their songs.
That's really cool
Some of the best production ever. They released a compilation CD set that had them improvising in the studio that was excellent. Yeah they never toured the US but the made a movie of their Australian tour that was pretty good.
I remember the first song ABBA’s I heard called “Waterloo” I was around 9 yrs old. My best friend at the time and I would have hair brushes and sing and dance along to their songs. I still know all the words to their songs. I think their songs are still relevant and timeless. Thanks for the great memories. Blessings Ty
People can’t help enjoying ABBA!
A fun fact...all the members of ABBA (who were Swedish, except AnniFrid (or Frida) who was Norwegian-born) first performed this song live at a gala for the young King Carl XVI Gustaf and his bride to be, Silvia the night before their wedding in 1976. Carl XVI Gustaf was then in his late 20's, and Silvia was in her early 30's...both are still alive, and their daughter, Victoria will be the next Queen of Sweden. The video of that performance is on RUclips (Royal Swedish Opera, 1976). And this song has been in many movies...most recently was 'Mamma Mia' and 'Mamma Mia:Here We Go Again'. Mamma Mia, was a stage musical turned movie musical that used a lot of ABBA's songs to tell a story about a young bride trying to find her father among three possible men her single mom knew back in the day. In the movie, the song is sung by Meryl Streep, Christine Baranski, and Julie Walters...along with the entire female population of a small Greek island where the story takes place. It's a fun scene if you want to watch (on your own).
That clip always pisses me off. Why? Because ABBA are performing one of the greatest songs ever written, but they're dressed up in 18th century royal gear and look ridiculous,
so nobody takes them seriously. You can even see "proper" musicians sniggering at them in the background. :(
@@SpaceCattttt they are dressed like that beacuse that was the theme of the whole show, and everybody was dressed like that
Nationality: Swedish
Native language: swedish
English speaking: yes
lol
Probably heard it in the movie "Mama Mia"...
Also in Muriel's Wedding
And Return of the Jedi as well.
Priscilla Queen of the Desert.
David Ryder LOL! I totally overlooked that one! 🤣
Miss Congeniality
You've got 50 years of music to research my friend! Keep up the great work!
My request is for u to do the next following songs and u can decide what u think of abba that is
Waterloo, the winner takes it all, the name of the game, Fernando, Knowing me Knowing you and SOS With those songs do a reaction to ABBA
Wouldn't it be better if he reacted to something they did that is perhaps more "black"? I want to see him be impressed by ABBA, so he should react to something with a bass line,
a groove and a beat. Hmm...The Name of the Game, perhaps? Or Summer Night City?
@@SpaceCattttt how about The Visitors? About the mistreatment of political dissidents in the Soviet Union at the time.
Waterloo was their entry in the Eurovision contest.
@@skywarn-hurricanetrackerra2832 Not exactly R&B, is it? It's icy European synth rock.
This song hit number one on the Billboard charts in 1976. It is in yhe Mama Mia musical on Broadway and in the movies. It was in the movie Muriel's Wedding. It has over 300 million views on youtube. It was a Europop song which was a European version of Disco.
The movie Mama Mia was all done with ABBA’s music.
I believe Cher did a cover too
@@Acord718 thatwasthe second one.Fernando.sung to Andy garcia.yes it was fabulous 🙃
such an awesome movie !!
Kevin Clements most rewatchable movie ever
@@miamidolphinsfan I love that movie!
They have sold more records than the Rolling Stones ffs, they are legends.
I wish they had bands like ABBA...today!... ABBA NEVER!.. gets old...Meanwhile...I can't think of a SINGLE SONG today...that's as good as that one.
ABBA is the pop standard by which all other groups are measured. It is impossible to find anything as good as they were.
@@tjsogmc I agree!...
They had top 10 hits that wouldn't quite a whole string of them...
This song was in the movie ''Mama Mia'' in the movie Muriels Wedding and in the movie Miss Congeniality with Sandra Bullock.
Greethings from The Netherlands ...Cheers MRM ;)
Tnx so much for your reaction! I remember hearing this song for the first time in 1976, I was 11 yrs old at the time. I instantly fell in love with it. ABBA is pure quality and craftmanship, they have put a lot of work in all the music they recorded. And it paid off, they sold at least 350 million records. And counting! In 2010 ABBA were inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
“Muriels Wedding” is the movie that features much of ABBA’s music. Great movie.
this is when I first heard of ABBA, VH1 played alot of their music videos because this movie was coming out and thats when I fell in love with them and their catalog of music
Muriel's wedding and Mamma mia, plus the second's sequel.
I think ABBA also featured in Priscilla Queen of the desert, a movie released the same year as Muriels.
Normally you'd expect such well matched voices to be siblings. They really were amazing.
That harmony, with good old Bach bass/chords. Brilliant
ABBA will always be one of my favorite groups! Over 40 years and I still love them!
Beatles 60s, Wings 70s / Abba 70s, Queen 80s. That song alone here is a masterpiece. So catchy, timeless and uplifting!
YAY!!!! More ABBA...you probably heard this song before, as it was included in a Broadway play, called Mama Mia, ALL music from ABBA, and they made it into a movie too.
And why do I get goosebumps every time I hear the first note from those beautiful women???!!!
And ABBA is not spoken out in individual letters. You got it right the first time. You say it like it's a word. Abba.
This song is listed in Rollings Stones´magazine "500 greatest songs ever"- not that I really care about their listings- but his song´s been complimented by the music industry for being perfectly engineered: from the music production, the girls' vocals, the production and more. It´s not just a happy song or a disco song. ABBA is second to none. They invented pop music.
They were a pop band btw, not a disco band. The same thing happened to "Blondie" with "Heart of glass"- they were a rock band but since they had a disco hit people labeled them that way. Heart of glass another genius song, btw.
"Invented pop music". No they did not. Popular music has been around for a lot longer than ABBA. Music popularity has been charted since 1940. And the "Hot 100" since 1958. "Second to none" not really. They're number 16 all-time in album sales behind The Rolling Stones. But I bet they are Number one in Disco, they sold more than the Bee Gees. And they're ahead of Sinatra and U2, but below Madonna.
Pop music was around long before I ever you must be about 12 years old to think that pop music was around since the fifties I'm pretty sure this is what most people will tell you they just came around at the right time and like I said the song was played on rotation on every station we used to switch channels like channel surfing every station you hit somebody was playing Dancing Queen and like the person said it's in the movie and Broadway show Mamma Mia remember Queen oh Mama Mia Mama Mia don't know what that means but the guy in the pizza parlor by me used to ya Mamma Mia so he didn't curse in front of his wife he could say that I don't know what it means h a phrase you used to hear a lot in the pizza parlor I'm kidding a bit just having fun but it's true
More like, how old are you, guys? He means that they were the finest in pop. That term is used to remark someone's achievements or was the best in it, like saying "Elvis invented rock" or "The Bee Gees invented disco".
Well, I'm Swedish, so I'm heavily biased on this. But while I can't decide whether it's the greatest pop song ever written or not, it's certainly one of the few songs that are good enough
to compete for that title. And....shock, horror! I actually think it's better than anything The Beatles ever wrote.
Right, I like the Beatles but I find myself skipping to a lot of songs when I listen to them. I think I´ve only skipped 2 or 3 with ABBA - like that king kong song, XD.
And yes, I mean "invented" as in.. they were the best. What´s happening to people nowadays with all that sensitivity? And apparently, don´t know what figurative speech is.
I wish they would have shown more of the musicians.
You’ve got a million dollar smile. Hilarious line about herbal essence!
This song was in several movies. "Muriel's Wedding", "Summer of Sam", "Dick", "Miss Congeniality" and "Man of the House".
It was probably also in several commercials.
If your doing reactions to Abba I'm in. Amazing catalogue of songs, this one Is well known for being a very hard song to sing. No matter what they sing happy or sad songs their sound is unique and hooks you in.
An entire Broadway production and movie was made from ABBAs music. It's called Mamma Mia. I took my wife to see the off Broadway production. They now have a part two, which she bought the DVD on it's first day of release. But that may be where you heard the song. It's a great show so if you haven't seen it than I highly recommend it to you.
Greetings from Australia 🐨😊👍
I've been an ABBA fan since 1976, and I love seeing the new generations discovering ABBA (makes me sound old ...lol).
I'm glad you've enjoyed the ABBA you've done your reactions to, and I hope you get a chance to enjoy more of their music. Having toured in their previous individualmusical endeavours during the 60s before ABBA, when they were ABBA, they were more focussed on being a studio-band than touring (they only did 3 major tours between 1972 and 1982), and thus had the time to polish their production efforts (8 original studio-albums and 1 studio-album of some of their songs in Spanish; Benny & Björn wrote everything ABBA performed - bar one medley of songs for a charity in 1975; plus they had a few others contribute to some of their the writings, like their manager, Neil Sedaka and Phil Cody [English version of 'Ring Ring'], and their own Agnetha for one song - all produced by Benny & Björn, and sung mainly by Frida & Agnetha) and what you will discover is that ABBA covered so many musical genres; not just 'pop' per se, and not just disco as used to be assumed by some in the 1970s (in fact, they actually didn't do a lot of disco at all; although most of their songs are danceable), but rock, gospel-style, vaudeville, musical-style, emo/goth, instrumental, country and western, funk, schlager ...seemingly every genre of music (...except, for example: madrigal ...lol).
(P.S. You've got the pronuciation of ABBA correct. Also, ABBA are Swedish [you may know that by now ...lol] although the lovely Frida [the brunette in this clip] was born in Norway, and had a German father. By the way, I love your reaction to the 'Take A Chance On Me' winks ...great fun ...lol. and finally, there are at least two movies that you may have heard this from: apart from 'Mamma Mia' [starring Meryl Streep], there's an Australian comedy-drama movie that came out in the mid-90s called 'Muriel's Wedding' that had global success [and if you haven't had a chance to see it, I'd recommend it; it stars Toni Collette as Muriel].).
Cheers from here 😊
Mamma Mia!!! Great song...usually will put me in a fun mood and that requires dancing! Watch the movie Ty...you and your wife will love it!!
Let’s Dance!
Hiya. ABBA are Swedish. They won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with a song they wrote called Waterloo. Check it out. ABBA is there initials. Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny and Annifrid. They have recently been offered a billion dollars to perform a one off show but Agnetha the blond is scared of flying and lives a reclusive life. Take care from across the pond x
Had ABBA toured USA for each of their album they would've started a frenzy that the beatles wouldnt even started. ABBA was a big hit in Europe a d Australia where they sold more records than the beatles in those places.
Ninguém vendeu mais disco que os Beatles. Os Beatles são os maiores de todos os tempos em tudo de música.
ABBA were global before they even coined the term.
New subscriber, 77-years-old, and I lived the age of the reactions I've seen you do, but I'm not sure how you react to performers of a more modern age. There is a singer named Dimash Kudaibergen, who happens to be the greatest pop singer I have ever heard. You might check out some of his performances in the Chinese competition "I Am a Singer - 2017". He has become an international sensation! My favorite songs are "Late Autumn", "S.O.S." - A Soul's Plea for Help", "Adagio" and "Confessa + Diva Dance". I think you will not believe his vocal range and emotional delivery. Thanks for your posts.
I was always a "Death Before Disco" guy - but there was always a special place in my heart for ABBA
abba WASN'T REALLY DISCO
Sweden. Currently, ABBA is in the top 20 biggest selling pop artists worldwide (used to be in the top 5-10 going into the 80s).
ABBA is about as perfect as pop has ever been or ever will be.
One of my most favorite ABBA songs! This was from the 70's
All 4 members of ABBA are still living they are the only group from 60s 70s 80s to have all their members living. They reuniting after 36 years with 2 new songs releasing next year sometime.
What are you talking about? There are loads of bands that still have all the original members intact. They aren't even the only European group with original lineup.
@@BobPapadopoulos dunno about that cause all the bands like the bee gees beatles rolling stones and many others have one member or another thats paseed on also i hardly know any bands that have all members alive with abba the only person dead is their manager stig Anderson
Black Sabbath, ZZ Top, Aerosmith, U2... that's just off the top of my head.
I agree with you but I've got some bad news for you regarding ZZ Top lol....
@@michaeljohnson6510 Well aware some former members died, but the classic lineup is intact. You could try the same argument with Black Sabbath since Dio is dead, but it's likewise laughable because Ozzy, not Dio, is the definitive face of the band... to the point that most Sabbath fans refer to the Dio era as Heaven and Hell instead of a continuation of Sabbath.
ABBA are a Swedish group ,that rose to fame in the mid 70s after winning the Eurovision Song Contest,and still remain very popular today.
Thanks! It was fun, you're fun, and we appreciate you! God bless you, too!
I loved your understated reaction. You were obviously really enjoying it.
Hilarious line about Head & Shoulders and Herbal Essence!
This song makes me wanna roller skate!
They still play ABBA at the rink I go to. People laugh at us There are about 2 doz seniors that still love to skate and 70 and up its still fun.
@@rbear4574 I would not laugh at you for skating. That's one way to bring the karma you know! I'm proud of you still staying active. There's another song....you make loving you easy by Zac Brown band and it is a skating type of song too...check it out! I hope you are able to do everything you want that makes you happy for years to come! 🙃
Here's a link. It's fun...easy going country song that's also kinda disco fresh...I know that sounds weird but if you listen...
ruclips.net/video/6LPDBZXgdA0/видео.html
@@lethiapage4767 Getting out of bed every morning makes me happy . Skating the best thing I started doing again at 55. I just check out that site and I liked what I heard Thanks.
@@rbear4574 so glad you are happy and active and let's clarify I would never laugh at you but I would hoot with joy watching you skate. I know you know the difference.
@@lethiapage4767 Life is way to short not to enjoy it. I'm thinking I might have only 40 years left so why not do what I want.
You won't believe how hearing this song on the dance floor felt at first time round..you were literally that 'girl of seventeen and the song was about you'..BRILLIANT! You never grow out of this song.
Ha ha- you made me laugh when you said... That gal flipping her hair around was like a head & shoulders commercial...Looking back now- it does seem like that... The girls with their flippy 70's hair... I grew up in the Big haired 80's, but this music I grew up listening to, having been born the decade before. Yeah I love the variety of music you react to...reminding me of my youth! :-) Keep up the great videos!
Your sister in Christ,
~jenn
P.S. HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT OF REACTING TO Christian bands/songs? (Family Force Five/Chainsaw! The band is so much fun!!)
Jennifer Casler I agree!! Lol!! :)
ABBA was massive here in Oz in the 70's. In fact they wrote a song specifically about Australia called Tropical Loveland. A true supergroup. Check out the movie Muriel's Wedding.
I refuse to believe you have never heard not them or their music..
Um, he just said he's heard the song. Can you hear or nah?
Nineteesswirl I probably only listens to rap ,🤦🏻♀️😒
@@vixyvelasquez9898 so what?
C O there’s nothing more unattractive then being rude and close minded. Most rap is garbage , most, that’s facts 🤷🏻♀️
@@vixyvelasquez9898 I know most rap is trash, but just because some people listen to rap doesn't mean they automatically don't appreciate good soulful music c'mon
Hi Ty, i was searching for something good on RUclips, and i came across your channel by coincidence, so I decided to see what you are all about. Ever since then, i got addicted to your channel. You are very intelligent, entertaining, and full of humor. I started watching you, and i just love everything you do. You have a very unique style that others don't. Most of all, i love your bubbly personality.
They turned down ONE BILLION DOLLARS to do 1 reunion tour.
I bet they did ex married couples drama. They are are raking it in anyway with films, musicals, royalties etc etc
They had a concert in Sarasota April 2019.
Not really the men wrote the music and owned all the rights, the females earned proformance rights
Just wanted to comment about the earlier comment after Enter Sandman reaction. I am a 57 year old white guy and got hooked on Rock N Roll back in the late 1960s early 70s. You give me a lot of hope for younger generations especially since you are a black man. I subscribed to your Patreon. There needs to be more people on both sides making a difference. I feel that you are helping in a very positive way mend the divide between Blacks and Whites. I think it helps people relate more than anyone knows. The music whether it be rap or rock lets us see that really we have a lot of the same wants and needs in life. I also love the different kinds of posts you have. I watch a lot of different reactors but you and India are by far my favorites. Thanks for the time you have taken to put together a really good and positive show. P.S. Abba is from Sweden and learned to speak English for the American fans and other English speaking countries. They are amazing and currently trying to or maybe already have put out new music.
One of the most popular, disco era songs ever. Good job.
Oh yeah, guilty pleasure! Rockin out to hard rock at the time, but dress up and go to the club to dance! those were good times.
This was one of the "second tier" disco songs to take over radio. (First tier being KC and the Sunshine Band and one-hit wonders like Rock The Boat). 1976!
I was there.
Fun fact: the kids in the video dancing are ABBA's own children and their friends.
A: Agnetha, B: Bjorn, B: Benny, A: Anni-Frid and they are from sweden. Agnetha & Bjorn where married and Benny & Anni-Frid where married, but they are all divorced now 😉
Modern Renaissance Man, it was fun watching you enjoy that vid; you have a great smile. Loved the line about Herbal Essence!
"feel the beat from the tambourine ohhh yeah"
I was in my teens when they were really popular. I liked their sounds but wasn’t real excited about them. Now I’m 60 & rediscovering them. Their music takes me back. Good memories.
I never liked much their music much until the last couple of years. So I was in my teens in the 70's, but now at 55 years old I really love this music.
MacPro8CoreMan in the 70’s as a a Swedish American, i was excited to have a Swedish group on the stage. It was the Rock n Roll era and most ppl my age didnt take to the Disco scene. But in the 90’s there was a “poof”. and boy was it cool to listen to ABBA. I cant wait to see my grandkids 3,5,7 yo’s in a month so we can have a dance party to Dancing Queen. Thanks for the memory.
Their voices blend so well together!
Makes you feel good! Free! When it comes on the radio, I just turn up the volume and sing along!! The movie "Muriel's Wedding"...ABBA is a key part of it...also Mama Mia....
They were doing interviews in English before this song even came out! Such joyful music... Thanks for sharing!
Great video. Love this group. God bless.
Some of the best pop music ever written. Love the smile on your face as you enjoyed it. Thanks man!
Bigger than Volvo, more loved than Mother Teresa, back then and now.
ABBA is nothing but happiness thank you for the music Abba
They are very definitely Swedish, however some confusion might exist because their early hits were biggest in Japan, Germany, and especially Australia. In Australia Molly Meldrum made music videos of ABBA for his television show Countdown, much as he had done with the famous truck gig for AC/DC, and these music videos played a large role in spreading the popularity of ABBA internationally. Molly promoted the band constantly building popularity in the country to a frenzy. In the 1970’s in Australia ABBA was outselling the Beatles and that success was repeated around the globe.
Dancing Queen has featured in five movies including Momma Mia (2018) and the hit Australian Movie of 1994, Muriel’s Wedding.
And I have seen many interviews with Benny and/or Bjorn where they credit Australia for helping make them the success they were/are. As an Aussie that loved ABBA back then and brought their records that makes me feel proud.
New Iceland...lol....wake up and smell the world of Abba, mate...you will LOVE IT!
Please react to any or all of these ABBA songs:
Knowing Me Knowing You
The Winner Takes it All
Fernando
SOS
He has done the winner takes it all previously
Abba was rocking way before you were born and they still rock to this day
It was in the movie Muriels Wedding
ABBA came from Sweden. While they had 22 #1 hits worldwide, and while they hit the top 10 several times in the U.S, this was their own #1 single in the U.S.
I can think of two movies which included this song, Mama Mia and Muriel's Wedding. Mama Mia was the musical that finally unseated Grease as the film musical that made the most money. Coincidentally, both Grease and Mama Mia started off as stage musicals before being adapted into films.
ABBA stands for Agnetha faltskog B stands for Bjorn Ulvaeus B stands for Benny Anderson and last A stands for Annifrid lyngstad. Abba were not such a hit in USA as they didn't tour much and cause of that they didn't become such a big hit
They don't like to travel. (Agnetha) 😕
@@elsdebruin8929 indeed cause sometimes certain places they couldnt even go outside anywhere their success was tremendous in europe and australia. also japan. but usa had they toured alot ABBA would be the name of the century
I thought they were extremely popular in america, oh well at least in my part of the world
Yes they were very popular they had many songs on the charts.
@@RushilJuglall they were huge in the US.
Mostly I listen to Rolling Stones, Beatles, Zeppelin, Deep Purple, etc but I know the words to all of ABBAs hits. 🙂They were a huge influence on me when I was in my early teens. Their music was everywhere.
Thank you for the music ABBA
When disco 💃🏾🕺🏽was king great nights in the clubs with the glitter ball singing 🎤 this at the top of our voices wonderful wonderful times 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🥰
ABBA - Gimme! Gimme! Gimmie! (A Man After Midnight)
If that doesn't get him wondering where he heard that tune before I don't know what will. That is, since the Madonna sample of it is probably better known to the under 40s. Great original song though.
lllexoduslll Don’t be ridic
the song dancing queen comes out on the sitcom, that 70s show. Yes Abba, is from Sweden. not only did the members marry each other, but they also switched partners later on, and yet, the band stayed together. crazy, right?
Do waterloo and the winner takes it all next
Winner Takes It All would be my next choice for sure. It's a bittersweet breakup song, but it's sooo good. The music really feeds the emotion of the song, and the lyrics are great.
ABBA has a characteristically bright sound in their songs, and the brightness emphasizes the deeper meaning in some of their wonderful serious, even sad, songs, such as *"Fernando", "Chiquitita"* (with both English and Spanish versions), and *"Knowing Me, Knowing You".*
The poetic *Chiquita* begins: "Chiquitita, tell me what's wrong
"
You're enchained by your own sorrow
In your eyes there is no hope for tomorrow
How I hate to see you like this
There is no way you can deny it
I can see that you're oh so sad, so quiet." -- And the bright chorus wonderfully contrasts with the subject, emphasizing both.
ABBA is great. You should check out some of their other songs. Well worth it.
Have you seen Mama Mia? If so, you heard a TON of ABBA's music. All of it was theirs ;)
They were married and then divorced. If you want to delve a bit deeper, the two guys from the group wrote a Broadway musical called "Chess". Beautiful music there as well. Ever hear "One Night in Bangkok"? Go down the rabbit hole LOL
He doesn´t really like disco so I don´t think he´d like Mamma Mia or they´re early stuff. Maybe some of the ballads like "The winner takes it all", "Fernando", "Chiquitita"....
Oh - this song brings me back to my youth! My friend and I fought because both of us wanted to be Agnetha (the blond one) when we stood there with a hairbrush in the hand pretending it to be a microphone!
In my opinion, Benny Anderson (the piano guy) is one of the greatest composers in our time. He has written much more than songs for Abba. Melodic, sweet music. Love it.
LOL I think most of us girls back then sang into our hairbrushes while pretending to be them. Oh those were the days!
You should do _The Visitors_ (a completely different side of ABBA).
I've danced to this forever! Now I dance to it with my grandma daughters!
The Winner Takes It All would be the next fitting song, please 😁😁
He has reviewed it oreviously
Loved your reaction - your comment about the hair flicking could be in ad for shampoo was brilliant 😂
My favorites are Fernando and Chiquitita. ABBA is HUGE!
Two voices that blend together so well... amazing...
And they sang their hearts out too...