ABBA

The song I Have A Dream is protected by international copyright laws. To reproduce the music in any way is considered piracy and can result in hefty fines plus jail time. The music can be purchased online at Amazon and Musicnotes. If you buy from Musicnotes you can download and print instantly, and have the choice of different arrangements and key changes.

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No they were never about drugs. Just ordinary ppl and parents.

He is.

One of the four ABBA pop group members

She is the first A

B is Benny

B is Bjorn

A is Agnetha

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The song is Super Trouper, which is the trade name of a type of stage light. The song is about a performer (apparently based on writer Bjorn Ulvaeus' own experience, though it applied equally well to ex-wife Agnetha Faltskog, who hated touring) who is tired of life in the spotlight.

I think you mean Priscilla Queen of the Desert. It was a comedy about gays with an offbeat joke to ABBA the band.

People Need Love.

dancinig queen

Tom Farrell - Gimme Gimme Gimme - was born in 1970-02.

No, the Shadows never performed in Eurovision.

Abba's lead guitarist (and lyricist) was Bjorn Ulvaeus. Janne Schaffer and Lasse Wellander also played guitar in Abba's backing band, while the great Rutger Gunnarsson played bass.

As was true of the Roman Empire, so was it for the group ABBA. The band consisted of four people, two married couples. First came the death of Agnetha's and Bjorn's marriage. After almost 10 years and two children the couple felt their marriage was over. At least according to Bjorn. Within a week of the announcement Ulvaeus had a new woman hanging on his arm. On the other hand, his beautiful blonde wife went into an emotional tailspin. It gives weight to the rumor that he had this new woman before they made the split official. Or it was the reason for the split in the first place. It is certainly common enough for the man to find a replacement before he dumps his wife.

Although the group continued to work together it could not withstand the split of the second couple, Benny Andersson and Frida Lyngstad in 1981. After 10 years as a group both marriages hit the rocks and the couples had lost the desire for preforming together. They basically fell apart from the weakening of the infrstructure that was the two marriages. Maybe they also felt that they had done all they could do as a foursome. There was much talk of a reunion tour for the year 2012 but that just did not happen. At one point they were offered $1 billion for one last tour. These people probably have more money than they know what to do with, so turning down such an unheard of amount barely warrented a second thought for the former members.

There is always the hope that they will someday reunite and give their millions of fans world wide one last wonderful ABBA ride. Agnetha, though, has an intense fear of flying which makes touring all but impossible. If a reunion never happens we still have their music which will endure long after the original members are rocking in rocking chairs.

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ABBA's "Dancing Queen" was recorded in August of 1975 but not released as a single until one year later, in August 1976 in Europe. It reached #1 in the UK in less than a month, on Sept. 4, and stayed at #1 for six weeks. It was released in North America in November of 1976 so didn't peak on the North American charts until early 1977. It hit #1 in the US in April of 1977.

Agnetha Faltskog, Anni-Frid Lyngstad, Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson.

number 1. the soundtrack for mamma mia was number 1 on the American charts

Record sales figures are notoriously unreliable, but Universal Music presented ABBA in 2010 with an award for 375 million records sold. Among bands, that places them at #2, behind only the Beatles whose sales are variously estimated between 600 million and 1 billion. Among solo artists, Elvis Presley is also estimated to approach 1 billion, with Michael Jackson approaching about 750 million. (His estate claims 1 billion. ) Madonna and Elton John are both estimated to have sold about 300 million.

They did.

ABBA the group no longer exists. The four members were offered an obscene amount of money for a one time reunion tour and all four flatly turned it down.

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Below is a link to Agnetha's discography.

It is difficult to pinpoint which ABBA remake has been the most popular. Among some of ABBA's songs that are very popular as remakes are SOS, Dancing Queen and Waterloo. ABBA Teens, an ABBA tribute act, is a popular ABBA 'remake'.