Which songs did ABBA write

Answer 1

ABBA, formed in Sweden, is known for playing a style of pop music that was very popular in disco clubs in the 70's. Some of the different names for the type of music ABBA played in their active years is euro pop or eurodisco. ABBA broke up unofficially in 1982, but their style of disco pop is still popular today.

Answer 2

Abba's music is hard to place in any particular genre but they always called themselves a pop band. Their music is heavily influenced by American rock, European folk and Classical Music. Composer-producers Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulveaus were high knowledgable about all these forms and liked experimenting with various instruments and techniques to achieve unique results. As a result their catalogue is much more diverse than most bands. It reflects European schlagers (Hasta Manana), Spanish folk (Fernando), Greek (I Have a Dream), prog rock (Hole in Your Soul), synth rock (The Visitors), dance (Gimme, Gimme, Gimme), jazz (My Mama Says) and many other forms. Ironically, perhaps, in recent times some have tried to label Abba a disco band, yet few of their songs have a traditional disco beat or instrumentation. And, during their heyday, only two Abba tracks ever charted on Billboard's dance chart.

Answer 3

ABBA wrote music that belonged to the genre of pop, with influences from disco, rock, and folk.

Answer 4

They sang the Genre 'Pop'...I have found that the equalizer setting of 'new age' too sounds good.

Answer 5

Virtually all of ABBA's songs were originals, written by Benny Andersson and Bjorn Ulveaus. Here are a few: Waterloo, Mama Mia, Dancing Queen, Knowing Me Knowing You, The Winner Takes It All.

Answer 6

By most accounts most of ABBA's music is considered pop.

Answer 7

They play pop

Answer 8

Most of their music was pop.

Answer 9

pop