the first time i heard a group called MEGA SUPERGROUP is ABBA. There were no superlatives anymore to describe them then! They ruled 70s and even early 80s and were the cream of the crop back then! good times!
The first time I head this song I must have been about 9 years old. We were on a cub scout camping trip, and our Akela had this album on cassette and played it non-stop the whole weekend. This was my favorite song by far and I've loved it ever since - I've never grown tired of hearing it, and it always brings a smile to my face and has me singing along.
"Super Trouper" refers to the lighting industry name for the largest spotlight in the show. Made for a catchy hook in a song about a performer's life on the road and missing their lover back home.
The Strong's Super Trouper was a huge carbon arc spotlight. They area pain in the butt to work with, but they put out a LOT of light. I have run one for serveal concerts. I had the privelage to be a union stage hand for 20 years.
Man you could play ABBA till the cows come home and I wouldn't get tired of listening. They had so many awesome hits. On my playlist there's ABBA, Beatles, and Beach Boys. Because of the alphabetical order of course, but also because of the shear volume of hits they had. Thanks!👍
ABBA feeds the soul! Truly one of the greatest groups in the history of recording, and my unquestionable favorite. They brought pure joy and they continue to bring it.
In 1985, after traveling the world with Up With People, we played our last show in Glasgow- i hadnt seen my parents the whole year (I was 19)- they flew in the day of the show, and i would meet them at the performance. I remember this song played on the radio as i was driving to the theater. The lyrics hit me like a ton of bricks- like they had written the song just for me. I sent this song to my mom a month before her death in 2019, and we had a good cry over the memories. Currently, my father is laying unconscious in a hospital, dying. You posting this reaction today is such a beautiful reminder, and i feel like a nod from my mom. Thank you J, and Thank you Abba, Thank you for the music!!
I LOVE IT ! ALWAYS HAVE. IT'S A BOP! Chair dancing time for me these days, too old to get up and really dance to it anymore. But I love ABBA and they really can get you going. :)♥
My very favorite Abba song is Summer Night City. But also LOVE Does Your Mother Know, Name of the Game, Voulez Vous, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, and Under Attack. All worth a listen. Hugs from Canada! :)
You just can't listen to ABBA & be in a bad mood! The ladies harmonies are still in my opinion unmatched! They are without a doubt the perfect quentisential pop group! 🖤🖤🖤🖤 I will FOREVER be a fan 💕 As I've always said, I don't care what genre you are a fan of EVERYONE has a favourite ABBA song!
This is actually my favorite ABBA song because it has such angelic harmonies but it then flips & turns into a pop song with disco tones & with great bass, fun beat & a story teller sound. You get so much influences in just one song & it just makes you feel good.
ABBA!The sacred guilty pleasure of our childhood.Benny,Bjorn,Anni-Frid and Agnetha.For many of us,noone will ever take this special place we've kept for them in our hearts.Irreplaceable!
Glad you got to this one. One of my favorite ABBA songs and not often reacted to! Two other ABBA bangers I never see reactions on but were super popular in the nightclubs in the early 80s were Lay All Your Love On Me and On and On and On. Trust me, I was hitting the dance floor back in the day when those songs came on!
They are in my top three groups of all-time, along with the Bee Gees and The Beach Boys. You need to hear ABBA sing “The Way Old Friends Do” (live in London).
I grew up with all the fabulous music from the 60's-80's. ABBA was one of my favorites. They had lots of hits & I owned many of their albums. I can't think of a bad song by them. Some of their best are "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme", "Thank You For The Music", "Does Your Mother Know?", "Waterloo", "Money, Money, Money", "The Name Of The Game", "I Have A Dream", "Voulez-Vous", "Fernando", "Chiquitita", "Take A Chance On Me", "Mamma Mia", "SOS", "Knowing Me, Knowing You", "Dancing Queen" etc. Nice to see that they are back together again recording after all these years.
Wow 😮 I grew up listening to ABBA coz both my parents were rabid fans. When this song got to 1:24, it sounded odd. My tape skipped right there 😂 It always takes me back to being 10 years old, standing at the pool table in my grand dad’s great room and realizing I’d bumped the stereo while making my tape and would forever miss out on her singing almost an entire line 🤦🏻♀️ and now, 40+ years later, it still makes me grin 😁
A huge shout out to the bass player!.....Johan Rutger Gunnarsson (12 February 1946 - 30 April 2015) was a Swedish musician, bass guitarist, guitarist, arranger and producer. He was closely associated with the pop group ABBA
Benny Andersson (the big bearded guy on the piano) is one the top music producers not only in his native Sweden where he's something of a legend, but in Europe as a whole if not the world.
The worst and best thing about being a Swede is that you get so sick and tired of these songs because they're being played so much but then you realize time and again how great they are.
ABBA has always understood how to arrange catchy songs in such a complex way and to provide them with lyrics that touch you, so that there is something for every taste. ABBA didn't unlearn that with their reunion album "Voyage" from the end of 2021. "I Still Have Faith In You" and "Don't Shut Me Down" are highly recommended.
Well, thank you for this video with your reaction and comments "Super trouper" (1980) was the nine and last #1 to ABBA in UK (and it was the #1 at the day than John Lennon was murder) It's the opening track in Their sixth album "Super Trouper" , that was #1 too in UK and several countries of all continents This album included the most heartbroken song "The winner takes it all" , it shows how versatily ABBA is "Super Trouper" is the same year, and the following single, than "The winner takes it all" and both was #1 in UK specialy Two songs different in style and lyrics and lead singer, and worldwide hit too in "Súper Trouper" you can hear clear Frida amazing as a lead singer, and Agnetha fantastic in second voice (as could see in the official video) and a beautiful melody with power and catchy chorus
ABBA, the joy of life!That was huge back in 1980.This semi final album(before the split)got in the record guiness book for managing the largest amount of pre-saled copies in the UK ever by that time.Over 1 million!Single topped the charts and the album blasted to No1 for 9 weeks(!) also ended being the best seller of the whole year end chart.Pure earcandy pop music.
Always reminds me of Christmas back when I was a little kid. It was in the charts and number one around Christmas 1980 and was always being played on the radio, and by my mum and dad too who had the album. With all the twinkly lights in the video too it always summons up that Christmas-time memory for me. Brilliant track.
A Super Trouper is a big spotlight....the song is about the loneliness of being on tour when you want to be at home with your family, something that Agnetha felt particularly when Abba toured in the late 70s
to everybody who is wondering "just what the hell is a super trouper" My father had a part time job as a stage hand at the civic auditorium so I heard a lot of the back stage jargon. A Supertrooper is a type (brand?) of spot light, which would explain the first line of the song: "Tonight the super trooper lights are gonna find me...." so she is talking about being on stage and in the spot lights.
Your words are so right where ABBA are concerned, a brilliant group which gives so much through their fantastic music, everything about their songs are perfect in my opinion. I love watching and listening to you, that wonderful smile makes me smile too sweetheart lol. Its midnight and I shall have this song in my head before I go to sleep lol. Goodnight and God bless you all love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
Man you are the only person I've seen so far who likes thos song as much as I do. Vocal - nailed it. Harmonies - nailed it Keyboard riff - nailed it Bass - nailed it And the backing "sup-pah-per troup-pah-per" is awesome.
In a class by themselves. I suggest 'I Do, I Do I Do', ' Thank You For The Music', 'SOS', 'Knowing Me Knowing You', 'Waterloo', 'Chiquitita', the list goes on. No one sounds like them.
This is such an unusual topic for a song: singing about a 'super trouper' (the spotlight) and bemoaning the fact that they don't want to be on stage, and they can't wait until the last show. It sounds like a chirpy cheery song but it's not. Like all Abba songs it's bittersweet, and all the more lovely for that. Nice reaction JV TV - articulate and insightful.
One of the first albums I ever bought with my own money at the age of 5 in 1980 was Super Trouper because of this song. It’s pure joy, isn’t it. A few years ago I did a remix of the B-side to this, which was also on the album, called ‘The Piper’ - that song fired my imagination and is my favourite. It’s so kooky, folky, and mysterious. I love it.
Your spontaneous and honest response when you experience ABBA again and again with every new song you react to on your channel, make me as cheerful as I recollect my numerous first impressions whenever they introduced a new song back in the days. After all these years I can only conclude that those impressions still hold up today and ABBA obviously stood the test of time by never dissapointing me or making me feel compelled to change my mind. From today I will use the term ABBA as a synonym for the word EPIC. So will you (do me the favour to) honor them by granting them the privelege of their own playlist (and reassure me that you wil continue your EPIC quest) ?
More ABBA...Not sure of all the ones you already heard, but if you haven't heard some of these please check them out! Gimme Gimme Gimme - Does your Mother Know - Waterloo - SOS - Angel Eyes - Knowing me Knowing you - Mama Mia - Fernando
The only one of the four who could read and write music was Agnetha. Neither of the men learnt how to write music. They did this all withoutl official musical knowledge. All by ear and natural talent. Amazing
ABBA came to prominence after they won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with the Song Waterloo. Another great song from them is Dancing Queen. A lot of their songs are in the Movie Mama Mia!!!
So glad you enjoyed this. Abba was two married couples and wrote all their own songs, and performed them brilliantly. I really loved them back in the day though some DJs were disrepectful, because they didn't fit the fashion of the time. The arrangements were much more complex than many realised. So many great songs to find and enjoy. Even when they broke up they sang about their breakups which must have been so hard.
"There's no way you can not like this song" - yep, that's ABBA.
I agree
Ikr?! I know all the lyrics to all their songs & it's absolutely the PERFECT band for Kereoke! And I nailed it last week! 🥰
yeah most of their their songs are virtually unlikeable.
the first time i heard a group called MEGA SUPERGROUP is ABBA. There were no superlatives anymore to describe them then! They ruled 70s and even early 80s and were the cream of the crop back then! good times!
The first time I head this song I must have been about 9 years old. We were on a cub scout camping trip, and our Akela had this album on cassette and played it non-stop the whole weekend. This was my favorite song by far and I've loved it ever since - I've never grown tired of hearing it, and it always brings a smile to my face and has me singing along.
2:15 it's ABBA , what were you expecting? Even metal headbangers as me like ABBA, they're awesome.
"I could listen to ABBA all day man". Haha - I do!
Me to!
remember this was produced 40-50 years ago. And still sounds absolutely amazing.
As a child ABBA constantly filled our house with their music. 40 years later it still hits. The girls voices were made for each other
I could also play ABBA songs all day long. Thanks for your positive reaction!
"Super Trouper" refers to the lighting industry name for the largest spotlight in the show. Made for a catchy hook in a song about a performer's life on the road and missing their lover back home.
The Strong's Super Trouper was a huge carbon arc spotlight. They area pain in the butt to work with, but they put out a LOT of light. I have run one for serveal concerts. I had the privelage to be a union stage hand for 20 years.
Man you could play ABBA till the cows come home and I wouldn't get tired of listening. They had so many awesome hits. On my playlist there's ABBA, Beatles, and Beach Boys. Because of the alphabetical order of course, but also because of the shear volume of hits they had. Thanks!👍
He should watch Mamma Mia “movie”
@@wrlSivan16 He should also watch" Abba The Movie" too!Shows the bands live impact and magic power.
Any ACDC in there?
Joe Lilley..."you could play ABBA till the cows come home and i wouldn't get tired of listening"...LOL!!!!You made ma day!
ABBA - the ultimate melody machine. They were all I listened to as a kid in the late 70s
The very best of Disco! One of very few!
ABBA feeds the soul! Truly one of the greatest groups in the history of recording, and my unquestionable favorite. They brought pure joy and they continue to bring it.
You have my "amen"
Agree 100%.
In 1985, after traveling the world with Up With People, we played our last show in Glasgow- i hadnt seen my parents the whole year (I was 19)- they flew in the day of the show, and i would meet them at the performance. I remember this song played on the radio as i was driving to the theater. The lyrics hit me like a ton of bricks- like they had written the song just for me.
I sent this song to my mom a month before her death in 2019, and we had a good cry over the memories. Currently, my father is laying unconscious in a hospital, dying. You posting this reaction today is such a beautiful reminder, and i feel like a nod from my mom. Thank you J, and Thank you Abba, Thank you for the music!!
My deepest sympathies about your mom and my thoughts and prayers are with you during this very difficult time with your father. 😥💔🙏
Prayers for you sweetheart, love and hugs Mary-Ellen UK
🤗🤗❤
Thank you for sharing, very moving. Wish you all the best and sending strength and love!!
You write with so much feelings about your mom and dad.I can only feel deep sympathy. Big hug!
It certainly puts a smile on your face! 🌟
I LOVE IT ! ALWAYS HAVE. IT'S A BOP! Chair dancing time for me these days, too old to get up and really dance to it anymore. But I love ABBA and they really can get you going. :)♥
"I could listen to ABBA all day..."
Yes. Your soul will always be full when you listen to ABBA. Unique, timeless, perfect.
Adore ABBA, you can never go wrong with them!
Glad to see you giving ABBA so much love. They’re other level fantastic
ABBA is one of the best of all time! Always puts me in a good mood!
My evening is complete...just watched a reaction to Queen and Bohemian Rhapsody, and ending it with Jayvee and ABBA! 🤗
My very favorite Abba song is Summer Night City. But also LOVE Does Your Mother Know, Name of the Game, Voulez Vous, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie, and Under Attack. All worth a listen. Hugs from Canada! :)
This song came out in 1980, the third single of The Super Trouper album, same album as The Winner Takes It All.
Finally, ABBA is back. Super Trouper is the spotlight.
You just can't listen to ABBA & be in a bad mood!
The ladies harmonies are still in my opinion unmatched!
They are without a doubt the perfect quentisential pop group! 🖤🖤🖤🖤
I will FOREVER be a fan 💕
As I've always said, I don't care what genre you are a fan of EVERYONE has a favourite ABBA song!
Abba is amazing ❤
This is actually my favorite ABBA song because it has such angelic harmonies but it then flips & turns into a pop song with disco tones & with great bass, fun beat & a story teller sound. You get so much influences in just one song & it just makes you feel good.
The acapella beginning and the bridge (So I'll be there, when you arrive...) hit me everytime!
ABBA!The sacred guilty pleasure of our childhood.Benny,Bjorn,Anni-Frid and Agnetha.For many of us,noone will ever take this special place we've kept for them in our hearts.Irreplaceable!
The best song of Abba ever
MAGICAL, isn't it?! 😍😍😍😍😍😍
Love them so much!!! ❤️
ABBA's style of music is divine. They were/are MUSIC
Bass lines and the bassist of abba are really underrated, great reaction
Essentially they used 2 bassists , Rutger Gunnarson and Mike Watson, not sure without checking which one played on this
Glad you got to this one. One of my favorite ABBA songs and not often reacted to! Two other ABBA bangers I never see reactions on but were super popular in the nightclubs in the early 80s were Lay All Your Love On Me and On and On and On. Trust me, I was hitting the dance floor back in the day when those songs came on!
Soundtrack of my life growing up in the late 70's ..Big Hit in Jamaica Too!!
They are in my top three groups of all-time, along with the Bee Gees and The Beach Boys.
You need to hear ABBA sing “The Way Old Friends Do” (live in London).
My favourite bands as well. I also love Chicago, Genesis, Journey and Air Supply.
I grew up with all the fabulous music from the 60's-80's. ABBA was one of my favorites. They had lots of hits & I owned many of their albums. I can't think of a bad song by them. Some of their best are "Gimme, Gimme, Gimme", "Thank You For The Music", "Does Your Mother Know?", "Waterloo", "Money, Money, Money", "The Name Of The Game", "I Have A Dream", "Voulez-Vous", "Fernando", "Chiquitita", "Take A Chance On Me", "Mamma Mia", "SOS", "Knowing Me, Knowing You", "Dancing Queen" etc. Nice to see that they are back together again recording after all these years.
💜💜👍. On and On and On. 😉😉
Abba's music sticks directly in both heart 💓 and head! I think it's one of the biggest pop groups we have!
Wow 😮 I grew up listening to ABBA coz both my parents were rabid fans. When this song got to 1:24, it sounded odd. My tape skipped right there 😂
It always takes me back to being 10 years old, standing at the pool table in my grand dad’s great room and realizing I’d bumped the stereo while making my tape and would forever miss out on her singing almost an entire line 🤦🏻♀️ and now, 40+ years later, it still makes me grin 😁
A huge shout out to the bass player!.....Johan Rutger Gunnarsson
(12 February 1946 - 30 April 2015) was a Swedish musician, bass guitarist, guitarist, arranger and producer. He was closely associated with the pop group ABBA
They just never got it wrong did they ? Voulez Vous has a great beat and Eagle are defo worth a listen.
Benny Andersson (the big bearded guy on the piano) is one the top music producers not only in his native Sweden where he's something of a legend, but in Europe as a whole if not the world.
I'm just sitting here grinning and bopping along.....happy happy! Love ABBA! Thanks.
Abba are the best❤️
The worst and best thing about being a Swede is that you get so sick and tired of these songs because they're being played so much but then you realize time and again how great they are.
ABBA has always understood how to arrange catchy songs in such a complex way and to provide them with lyrics that touch you, so that there is something for every taste. ABBA didn't unlearn that with their reunion album "Voyage" from the end of 2021. "I Still Have Faith In You" and "Don't Shut Me Down" are highly recommended.
Great example of ABBA Magic!!! Released 1980...
I never get tired of Abba,their music is soulfood
You took The words right out of my mouth!!!
The whole album “Super Trouper” is a masterpiece. “The Piper” was the B side to the single of “Super Trouper” and it’s just a lovely track.
Well, thank you for this video with your reaction and comments
"Super trouper" (1980)
was the nine and last #1 to ABBA in UK (and it was the #1 at the day than John Lennon was murder)
It's the opening track in Their sixth album "Super Trouper" , that was #1 too in UK and several countries of all continents
This album included the most heartbroken song "The winner takes it all" , it shows how versatily ABBA is
"Super Trouper" is the same year,
and the following single,
than "The winner takes it all"
and both was #1 in UK specialy
Two songs different in style and lyrics and lead singer, and worldwide hit too
in "Súper Trouper" you can hear clear Frida amazing as a lead singer, and Agnetha fantastic in second voice
(as could see in the official video)
and a beautiful melody with power and catchy chorus
"Smiling having funnnn"
"EXACTLY!" 🤣😂
ABBA, the joy of life!That was huge back in 1980.This semi final album(before the split)got in the record guiness book for managing the largest amount of pre-saled copies in the UK ever by that time.Over 1 million!Single topped the charts and the album blasted to No1 for 9 weeks(!) also ended being the best seller of the whole year end chart.Pure earcandy pop music.
There's no official video for another of their great songs but you must hear/react to LAY ALL YOUR LOVE ON ME. Another catchy and funky tune!
ABBA has so many hits!
About 70 singles who reach to number 1 in different countrys Chiqutita was number 1 in Mexico for 36 weeks.They are the best 🐈⬛🐈🫂💓
Not to be that person, BUT...this is my favorite ABBA song! It's perfect. Ticks all the boxes for a great pop song. 😍
I love this song. It makes you feel all kinds of emotions ❤
Fantastic song, just like all their others. They wanted to film this outside, in London at Picadilly Circus, but couldn't get permission.
ABBA is a super group, great reaction
Awww the memories of being in England at Christmas and this was the number 1 song.
Always reminds me of Christmas back when I was a little kid. It was in the charts and number one around Christmas 1980 and was always being played on the radio, and by my mum and dad too who had the album. With all the twinkly lights in the video too it always summons up that Christmas-time memory for me. Brilliant track.
Yeah! Abba is awesome EuroPop. Irresistible stuff. If it's pleasing the musicians, then it's pleasing the listeners. (usually)
This came out in 1980, the title song of one of their albums. I think it is one of their best songs.
It´s guilty pleasure to listen at ABBA,,,haha🤭,,,,,,,LOVE FROM SWEDEN❤❤❤
Benny Andersson and Bjorn are musical geniuses.
But Agnetha and Frida sound so angelic.
As Benny said they could both sing. But the ladies were something special. Who would want to hear us when they could hear them.
Agnetha and Frida are angels.
If you haven't already, "Voulez vous" is another amazing song from them you cannot stay still 😃!
Great reaction Jay…your energy on this song is fab! 🥰🙏
Abba has so many bangers
It’s their melodies…no group has the most amazing melodies ever!
This is my favourite song since 2016 I was in SF and it always bring nice memories to me I have playing it recently.
A Super Trouper is a big spotlight....the song is about the loneliness of being on tour when you want to be at home with your family, something that Agnetha felt particularly when Abba toured in the late 70s
to everybody who is wondering "just what the hell is a super trouper" My father had a part time job as a stage hand at the civic auditorium so I heard a lot of the back stage jargon. A Supertrooper is a type (brand?) of spot light, which would explain the first line of the song: "Tonight the super trooper lights are gonna find me...." so she is talking about being on stage and in the spot lights.
Thanks for loving our abba, greetings from Sweden 🇸🇪
ABBA are geniuses of music!
Your words are so right where ABBA are concerned, a brilliant group which gives so much through their fantastic music, everything about their songs are perfect in my opinion. I love watching and listening to you, that wonderful smile makes me smile too sweetheart lol. Its midnight and I shall have this song in my head before I go to sleep lol. Goodnight and God bless you all love hugs and peace to everyone Mary-Ellen UK
Love the way Bjorn rhymes 'Last Show' with 'Glasgow'
Man you are the only person I've seen so far who likes thos song as much as I do. Vocal - nailed it. Harmonies - nailed it
Keyboard riff - nailed it
Bass - nailed it
And the backing "sup-pah-per troup-pah-per" is awesome.
In a class by themselves. I suggest 'I Do, I Do I Do', ' Thank You For The Music', 'SOS', 'Knowing Me Knowing You', 'Waterloo', 'Chiquitita', the list goes on. No one sounds like them.
You might like to check out their song, "The Day Before You Came". It's one of their most atypical songs, but also one of their best.
It's impossible not to sing along to all those ABBA's massive hits.
I grew up with ABBA. Many years later went to a corporate party. They had an ABBA group for entertainment. Everyone was dancing. No one sat this out.
My favourite ABBA song is probably one of there most obscure track. One of us. Such a beautiful song about deception.
ABBA Gold (their greatest hits album) is pound for pound one of the best compilations ever put together. They have SO MANY great songs.
This is such an unusual topic for a song: singing about a 'super trouper' (the spotlight) and bemoaning the fact that they don't want to be on stage, and they can't wait until the last show.
It sounds like a chirpy cheery song but it's not. Like all Abba songs it's bittersweet, and all the more lovely for that. Nice reaction JV TV - articulate and insightful.
One of the first albums I ever bought with my own money at the age of 5 in 1980 was Super Trouper because of this song. It’s pure joy, isn’t it. A few years ago I did a remix of the B-side to this, which was also on the album, called ‘The Piper’ - that song fired my imagination and is my favourite. It’s so kooky, folky, and mysterious. I love it.
Your spontaneous and honest response when you experience ABBA again and again with every new song you react to on your channel, make me as cheerful as I recollect my numerous first impressions whenever they introduced a new song back in the days. After all these years I can only conclude that those impressions still hold up today and ABBA obviously stood the test of time by never dissapointing me or making me feel compelled to change my mind. From today I will use the term ABBA as a synonym for the word EPIC. So will you (do me the favour to) honor them by granting them the privelege of their own playlist (and reassure me that you wil continue your EPIC quest) ?
I LOVE ABBA...❤️❤️❤️
" V O U L E Z - V O U S " Bangs like no other Abba song. I would not lie to you. You'll love it.
Never heard this before but I love it.
ABBA had the perfect formula - 2 great female singers plus a songwriting genius - Benny (on piano).
I'm so glad you appreciate Abba so much. 🥰
ABBA always has such beautiful harmonies!
More ABBA...Not sure of all the ones you already heard, but if you haven't heard some of these please check them out!
Gimme Gimme Gimme - Does your Mother Know - Waterloo - SOS - Angel Eyes - Knowing me Knowing you - Mama Mia - Fernando
The only one of the four who could read and write music was Agnetha. Neither of the men learnt how to write music. They did this all withoutl official musical knowledge. All by ear and natural talent. Amazing
Jovaughn my friend, ABBA never disappoints, trust me.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I think i was 8 or 9 when this came out. My Grandad was ABBA mad and everytime i hear their songs i can see my grandad smiling.
ABBA came to prominence after they won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with the Song Waterloo. Another great song from them is Dancing Queen. A lot of their songs are in the Movie Mama Mia!!!
So glad you enjoyed this. Abba was two married couples and wrote all their own songs, and performed them brilliantly. I really loved them back in the day though some DJs were disrepectful, because they didn't fit the fashion of the time. The arrangements were much more complex than many realised. So many great songs to find and enjoy. Even when they broke up they sang about their breakups which must have been so hard.
This was my favorite Abba song when i was a little kid. Still know the lyrics after all these years 😁
"Nina, Pretty Ballerina" by Abba is a fun song. It will put you in a great mood. 🙂
5:32 "There's no way you can't love this song" --->>> here is what has to be known... and it's all folks ! Thanks Jayvee !