5:54 OLD DUDE HERE. WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER ABBA WAS THE BIGGEST, MOST POPULAR GROUP IN THE WORLD. I remember my friends would even fight over an ABBA poster. ABBA was a super-group back in the day!
Yes you are so right, they are the best duo, I have seen them many times live since I am from Sweden and old enough to have had the pleasure to be at their shows.
ABBA were one of the few Scandinavian bands to make it big in the U.K. . I remember my mum playing this . We got sent to the local shop to buy it. That is when you could buy single records at local shops chemists and all kinds of shops ...lol . The adults were having a party and sent us to buy this lol . Memories
This bands music has bounced back more than a red ball tied to paddle by a rubber band! They run hot, then not, then hot, then not, repeat as required. The songs have very long legs! They stand the test of time. Why? In the world of POP/ROCK there is no other sound like them! We hear just one of the girls voices and we know who it is and what is coming. I am so happy for them and their new round of success!
Abba has 100+ recorded songs in their catalog. They have about 20 number 1 hits and have sold around 450 million albums worldwide. So, no one hit wonders. One of the most successful bands ever.
You were talking about the directing style of some of their videos. The guy who directed them was Lasse Hallstrom who became a famous movie director and got Academy Award nominations for directing My Life as a Dog and The Cider House Rules.
i remember when i was a kid growing up in Australia this song was huge , it sat at the top of the charts for an eternity, if you turned your transistor radio on guarantee this song would be on
I can't decide which of the two singers I like better. But perhaps that's the strength of the band - either of them could sing lead, and harmonizing together they were always fantastic.
Frida was the groups pro vocalist and on stage pro. She was Stig Andersson's (Polar Music,) golden girl. She checked all the boxes: Pro vocalist, high skill level, keen ear, experience, stage, theater, TV, radio, stellar reputation (since grade school), modeling, loved performing live, looks, fit body. Frida left after the foursome after their cabaret shows winter of 70/71. She went on tour with a male vocalist. The foursome was done. No future ABBA. But Stig/Polar Music was not gonna let her get away. Stig Andersson may have been Polar Music but Frida had the pull. She knew her value. It took Stig approximately a yearand a sweet deal and contract to get Frida back. Part of the deal was a solo contract than included 'Frida Ensam' (Frida Alone) album/project. She returned to the group and also signed a solo Polar Music contract after her EMI Sweden contract (1967-72) was fulfilled. Frida was basically a free agent. EMI Sweden wanter her back. Stig/Polar Music wanted her under the Polar Music umbrella. ABBA: Bright Lights Dark Shadows The Real Story of ABBA By Carl Magnus Palm A must read that tells the story how ABBA was born. Although they were all friends, their was professional and business concerns. It was not all rainbows and lollipops in 1971.
so happy to see you again with ABBA songs "Fernando" (1976) is slowly, and beautiful The best is the beauty of his vocal harmonies, very soft at the whisper level but at a level of perfection Lately I have compared it to "Chiquitita" because they have similarities and contrasts (but I wait when You did "Chiquitita") ABBA had already recorded "Dancing Queen" and it came from the success of "Mamma Mía" It was the manager who convinced Them to record "Fernando" so as not to repeat the style (the brunette Frida had done it before on her solo album in Swedish and it was a success) The manager was right and everything was a success, one after another in 1976, that gives ABBA three #1 consecutives in UK with: Mamma Mía Fernando Dancing Queen "Fernando" was a colossal success in Australia (14 weeks #1 surpassed the BEATLES with "Hey Jude") and #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary now I suggest you "Chiquitita" (1979) the premier to Concert for Unicef: th-cam.com/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/w-d-xo.html "Chiquitita" was the major ABBA hit in Latin América with royalties donated to Unicef A cordial greeting with all affection from Buenos Aires Argentina
ABBA had at least 4-5 big hits before Dancing Queen! Yet DQ dropped at the peak of the disco era and will forever be one of it's signature songs. That's why radio stations and clubs always play it. So, before Dancing Queen, you'll want to listen to "Waterloo", their first big hit here in the US. "SOS", "Chiciquitita", "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do", and "Mamma Mia"! Then even more big hits after DQ as well... "Take A Chance on Me" is really playful, and simple fun.
If you haven't heard: "ABBA - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)", that should be your priority. It's easily in their top 3 best songs. Hard beat, disco, catchy. Just great.
@@marcodebrabander5751 Love the video clip though! Would be great if someone put that up and then inserted some more clips with the longer bridge) then back to the rest of the video.
They've got about 50 great songs and the rest are good though (listening to all 8 albums of theirs is always a joy staring with their last one in 1981 and going backwards in time). i find it hard to pick a fav, but Gimme Gimme Gimme is certainly a great track!
With all my respect to your opinion... but I don't agree with the word 'easily' I think that it's 'so hard' to choose a Top 5 between so many greatest and fantastic ABBA songs (included a lot of Masterpieces) and "Gimme gimme gimme" isn't Top 3 (or Top 5) to me it's greatest! but not a Masterpiece, like: "S.O.S.", "Dancing Queen" or "The winner takes it all" (for example)
Have you done Knowing Me Knowing You, Money Money Money, The Name of the Game... they had soooo many hits. They ruled the world, except for the US, in the 70s and beginning of the 80's. Be happy that you have something new - old - to explore.
Fernando is one I like the most from them. Like you mentionned it's too bad that radios only play one or maybe two hits of each band but there are LOTS and LOTS of great songs next to the most famous, it's like the top of an iceberg showing out of the water... The most beautiful moment is when you discover and realise you knew nothing about them. :)
You are so right re American radio stations' real narrow focus with Abba. True, Dancing Queen was by far their biggest hit, yet they had something like a dozen other top-twenty hits including 3 more top tens (take a chance on me and the winner takes it alland Waterloo) I was always so mad they gave their other songs short rift. Problem is that unlike most other bands, they seldom toured here and were not native English speakers, but their enormous talent lives on and they'll remain evergreen. No other band comes close except the Beatles. Btw most of their early videos were directed by lasse halstrom who had a unique visual style and went on to make it big in Hollywood. Glad you're on your Abba journey. Enjoying it with you.
I've never regretted buying all of their eight studio albums. It was well spent money. Above all with all the added bonus tracks which wasn't at the LP's. :-D
Thank you for doing a reaction to this song, I very much appreciated it! Since you ask for other suggestions, may I suggest Gimme Gimme Gimme, Chiquitita, Knowing Me Knowing You and My Love My Life?
Yeah those angles, I guess it's unique in Abba videos, no other presenter have used this technics as far as I know, not their original intention for sure but it nicely shows these ladies were physically perfect from whatever angle you looked at them. Agnetha was particularly cute from aside view, she has simply perfect face format.
22 world hits by now 400.000.000 albums sold (second-best-selling band in history). Indeed no one-hit wonder! They have 115 songs and most of them are fantastic. Try The winner takes it all, knowing me knowing you, does your mother know, take a chance on my, Lay all your love on me, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie (long version) Thats me etc etc
400 million plus records sold don't lie. They can sing! No auto tune. Please react to One of us, Move on and Chiquitita. MANY more to choose from though 👌❤️
Here is a shortcut to Abba's greatest songs: Their Album:"Voulez-vous?" (Would you like to?). The song itself is a real banger, "Does your mother know?", "As good as new" and many more. And these songs have live videos. A real treat.
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned the meaning of this song : "The lyrics of Fernando are about two friends, one of whom is called Fernando. These friends, who were once freedom fighters, on a starry night, share their memories of a guerrilla war they fought in several years ago in Mexico." From the 'Song Meanings and Facts' site -- I can't post a link since TH-cam delete comments with links in them
thanks to your new reaction to ABBA songs remember that ABBA was a swedish pop group that leads in 70s, the decade post BEATLES "Fernando" (1976) is a classic and popular ballad, with a smooth rhythm with female voices in perfect harmony and a very catchy chorus First it was recorded by the brunette singer Anni Frid (Frida) for her solo album (in Swedish) and it was a great success Then a few months later ABBA records it and it will be their second biggest worldwide success (only surpassed by Dancing Queen, their next song) Another greatest song, and first ABBA worldwide hit, that I suggest to react is: "Waterloo" These is the link in UK 1974, when ABBA begin to be famous for win the classic Eurovision Song Contest: th-cam.com/video/Vp1_OKawHYw/w-d-xo.html I hope you include these ABBA in your future reactions Stay safe and cool
Thanks for the ABBA. So many great songs "Super Trouper", 'One Of Us", "The Winner Takes It All" to name three. But what I'd really like you to do is a reaction to a live clip. "Does Your Mother Know - Hole In Your Soul" ---> th-cam.com/video/JEyYTANSPj4/w-d-xo.html It's from their 79 Wembley concert. Just so you can get a feel of an ABBA concert.
'Angeleyes', is another great song I think you'd like. Phil Collins seems to be another artist that it would seem a lot of people only know one song by, namelt, 'In The Air Tonight', but he did many great others, some that went totally under the radar.
Well, back in the 70s their songs were all over radio. It is understandable why you didn't hear them then. Almost every song ABBA did hit the top 10 back then. I remember it well.
Several Years ago this song was played at a Menudo Reunion Concert where past Members sang. It is to this day the Biggest Boyband to come out of The Latin World and they dedicated it to Fernando Salaberry. He was one of the "original" Members who at last report was suffering from a Neuromuscular Disease. Nobody knows what it is whether it's Parkinson's Multiple Sclerosis, or even Lou Gerig's Disease.
Please do reactions on some of their other songs,many of them didnt get the recognition and praise they were worth,songs like Hey Hey Helen, What about Livingstone, Man in the mirror, Sitting in a palmtree,Put on your white sombrero....all great songs...hidden gems in its truest sense...
You should react to the movie 'Muriel's wedding' on the scene where the 2 lead actresses karaoke to one of ABBA's tunes where they do that Angle thing to perfection that you like so much!!!
Waterloo; Souper Trouper; Thank You for the Music; Money, Money, Money; Eagle; Honey, Honey; The Day before You came - just a few more of the Bi Hits by ABBA....
It often happens that artists who are extremely popular elsewhere in the world, don't receive much airplay in the US. Not sure why the US industry is like that... That's why I appreciate TH-cam, I wouldn't have known about Asian artists such as Dimash, Sohyang etc otherwise..
It´s typical for the radio stations to only play very few of a bands songs even they have made other amazing songs. Sometimes even the song they choose to play isn't really their best song. Always look for more of a bands songs or albums, then you find the real good bands
Yep, its corporate control of music, Dancing Queen is the most popular so that is the one which gets played. I was a DJ for years, most people want the most popular song, its frustrating as hell x
ABBA is so much more then Dancing Queen,unfortunately,because they have done so much more really good songs,in my ears equally as good as Dancing queen or better. In America where they hardly did any tours,Dancing queen became the same thing as ABBA...which for you guys,was also,unfortunate...ABBA is everything but a one hit wonder...they proven that with music that is more timeless then any other,with numerous sucesses,with giant sales for their records...
40 years since breakup and still selling 2 million records every year. WOW 🎶 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
You are the best real react or. I love your reactions. Please do some more Abba reactions! 🥰👍
Love your reactions Tysheen, Abba are great :)
ABBA Gold - 1000 weeks on the UK top 100 this week. Yes, more than 19 yrs. Best pop group ever...so far...
They look and sound amazing here.
5:54 OLD DUDE HERE. WHEN I WAS A TEENAGER ABBA WAS THE BIGGEST, MOST POPULAR GROUP IN THE WORLD. I remember my friends would even fight over an ABBA poster. ABBA was a super-group back in the day!
I remember the song well just came back from being in military, it bought great memories, thanks for the reaction,
Thank you for your guts and balls serviceman.
Frida has that unique voice that you instantly recognize and I totally LOVE it. Not that I don't love Agnethas but it has that personal vibe to it.
Yes you are so right, they are the best duo, I have seen them many times live since I am from Sweden and old enough to have had the pleasure to be at their shows.
Such a brilliant song, timeless perfect...beautiful reaction.
ABBA were one of the few Scandinavian bands to make it big in the U.K. . I remember my mum playing this . We got sent to the local shop to buy it. That is when you could buy single records at local shops chemists and all kinds of shops ...lol . The adults were having a party and sent us to buy this lol . Memories
This bands music has bounced back more than a red ball tied to paddle by a rubber band! They run hot, then not, then hot, then not, repeat as required. The songs have very long legs! They stand the test of time. Why? In the world of POP/ROCK there is no other sound like them! We hear just one of the girls voices and we know who it is and what is coming. I am so happy for them and their new round of success!
Abba has 100+ recorded songs in their catalog. They have about 20 number 1 hits and have sold around 450 million albums worldwide.
So, no one hit wonders. One of the most successful bands ever.
Waterloo is the song that brought their fame to the U.K when they won the Eurovision song contest....worth a listen 👍🌍✌
Every time I hear them after a while ,I just think,man,they were SO good.
You were talking about the directing style of some of their videos. The guy who directed them was Lasse Hallstrom who became a famous movie director and got Academy Award nominations for directing My Life as a Dog and The Cider House Rules.
i remember when i was a kid growing up in Australia this song was huge , it sat at the top of the charts for an eternity, if you turned your transistor radio on guarantee this song would be on
The way they harmonise 😍
Frida's voice is INSANE...and Agnetha as well. Their harmonies are unrivalled.
I can't decide which of the two singers I like better. But perhaps that's the strength of the band - either of them could sing lead, and harmonizing together they were always fantastic.
So right
Frida was the groups pro vocalist and on stage pro. She was Stig Andersson's (Polar Music,) golden girl. She checked all the boxes:
Pro vocalist, high skill level, keen ear, experience, stage, theater, TV, radio, stellar reputation (since grade school), modeling, loved performing live, looks, fit body.
Frida left after the foursome after their cabaret shows winter of 70/71. She went on tour with a male vocalist. The foursome was done. No future ABBA.
But Stig/Polar Music was not gonna let her get away.
Stig Andersson may have been Polar Music but Frida had the pull. She knew her value. It took Stig approximately a yearand a sweet deal and contract to get Frida back.
Part of the deal was a solo contract than included 'Frida Ensam' (Frida Alone) album/project.
She returned to the group and also signed a solo Polar Music contract after her EMI Sweden contract (1967-72) was fulfilled. Frida was basically a free agent. EMI Sweden wanter her back. Stig/Polar Music wanted her under the Polar Music umbrella.
ABBA: Bright Lights Dark Shadows
The Real Story of ABBA
By Carl Magnus Palm
A must read that tells the story how ABBA was born. Although they were all friends, their was professional and business concerns.
It was not all rainbows and lollipops in 1971.
Hi Tysheen, It's your buddy CR SoundDoctor, you can't go wrong with ABBA...Thanks for this reaction, much appreciated too!!!
"The Winner Takes It All"
so happy to see you again with ABBA songs
"Fernando" (1976) is slowly, and beautiful The best is the beauty of his vocal harmonies, very soft at the whisper level but at a level of perfection
Lately I have compared it to "Chiquitita" because they have similarities and contrasts (but I wait when You did "Chiquitita")
ABBA had already recorded "Dancing Queen" and it came from the success of "Mamma Mía"
It was the manager who convinced Them to record "Fernando" so as not to repeat the style (the brunette Frida had done it before on her solo album in Swedish and it was a success)
The manager was right and everything was a success, one after another in 1976, that gives ABBA three #1 consecutives in UK with:
Mamma Mía
Fernando
Dancing Queen
"Fernando" was a colossal success in Australia (14 weeks #1 surpassed the BEATLES with "Hey Jude")
and #1 in U.S. Adult Contemporary
now I suggest you "Chiquitita" (1979) the premier to Concert for Unicef:
th-cam.com/video/oMIw_y9uRT8/w-d-xo.html
"Chiquitita" was the major ABBA hit in Latin América with royalties donated to Unicef
A cordial greeting with all affection from Buenos Aires Argentina
ABBA had at least 4-5 big hits before Dancing Queen! Yet DQ dropped at the peak of the disco era and will forever be one of it's signature songs. That's why radio stations and clubs always play it. So, before Dancing Queen, you'll want to listen to "Waterloo", their first big hit here in the US. "SOS", "Chiciquitita", "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do", and "Mamma Mia"! Then even more big hits after DQ as well... "Take A Chance on Me" is really playful, and simple fun.
You have a mistake in the comment
"Chiquitita" (1979) was three years after "Dancing Queen"
the rest is ok
@@escorpioomega2111 oh really? I don't care, Kiss my mistake goodbye
ABBA is an amazing group!!!! keep reacting to them.
Love your reactions! Subscribed
Im crying....
If you haven't heard: "ABBA - Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)", that should be your priority. It's easily in their top 3 best songs. Hard beat, disco, catchy. Just great.
The long version with the bridge. The video clip version doesn't have that
Their best song imo. Absolutely timeless. Both versions are great :)
@@marcodebrabander5751 Love the video clip though! Would be great if someone put that up and then inserted some more clips with the longer bridge) then back to the rest of the video.
They've got about 50 great songs and the rest are good though (listening to all 8 albums of theirs is always a joy staring with their last one in 1981 and going backwards in time). i find it hard to pick a fav, but Gimme Gimme Gimme is certainly a great track!
With all my respect to your opinion...
but I don't agree with the word 'easily'
I think that it's 'so hard' to choose a Top 5 between so many greatest and fantastic ABBA songs (included a lot of Masterpieces)
and "Gimme gimme gimme" isn't Top 3 (or Top 5) to me
it's greatest! but not a Masterpiece,
like: "S.O.S.", "Dancing Queen" or
"The winner takes it all" (for example)
It's nice that you " discovered " ABBA,, they have so many great songs. Discover them. The greatest band ever ! Wake up
they have about 120 great songs ❤
Have you done Knowing Me Knowing You, Money Money Money, The Name of the Game... they had soooo many hits. They ruled the world, except for the US, in the 70s and beginning of the 80's. Be happy that you have something new - old - to explore.
True
Well, they ruled the world along with the BeeGees.
Fernando is one I like the most from them. Like you mentionned it's too bad that radios only play one or maybe two hits of each band but there are LOTS and LOTS of great songs next to the most famous, it's like the top of an iceberg showing out of the water... The most beautiful moment is when you discover and realise you knew nothing about them. :)
Your beautiful smile beams. It was lovely to watch your reaction to this song I grew up listening to. 💜
You are so right re American radio stations' real narrow focus with Abba. True, Dancing Queen was by far their biggest hit, yet they had something like a dozen other top-twenty hits including 3 more top tens (take a chance on me and the winner takes it alland Waterloo) I was always so mad they gave their other songs short rift. Problem is that unlike most other bands, they seldom toured here and were not native English speakers, but their enormous talent lives on and they'll remain evergreen. No other band comes close except the Beatles. Btw most of their early videos were directed by lasse halstrom who had a unique visual style and went on to make it big in Hollywood. Glad you're on your Abba journey. Enjoying it with you.
I've never regretted buying all of their eight studio albums. It was well spent money. Above all with all the added bonus tracks which wasn't at the LP's. :-D
soprano and mezzo soprano harmonys is just heaven.
ABBA has 20+ hit songs
Have you had a chance to listen to their song, “thank you for the music”?
Such a great song,
Thank you for doing a reaction to this song, I very much appreciated it! Since you ask for other suggestions, may I suggest Gimme Gimme Gimme, Chiquitita, Knowing Me Knowing You and My Love My Life?
Yeah those angles, I guess it's unique in Abba videos, no other presenter have used this technics as far as I know, not their original intention for sure but it nicely shows these ladies were physically perfect from whatever angle you looked at them. Agnetha was particularly cute from aside view, she has simply perfect face format.
22 world hits by now 400.000.000 albums sold (second-best-selling band in history). Indeed no one-hit wonder! They have 115 songs and most of them are fantastic. Try The winner takes it all, knowing me knowing you, does your mother know, take a chance on my, Lay all your love on me, Gimmie Gimmie Gimmie (long version) Thats me etc etc
Dig deeper. They have around 300 songs, none of them covers as far as I can tell.
@@brucethrasher8551 ABBA arrpund 115 they have lots before and after
Fernando spent 14 Weeks at Number 1 in Australia
400 million plus records sold don't lie. They can sing! No auto tune. Please react to One of us, Move on and Chiquitita. MANY more to choose from though 👌❤️
They worked very hard to be this good. Remember, this is long before auto tune.
I think you would like "ABBA the Museum".
Sublime 😍😍😍
Here is a shortcut to Abba's greatest songs: Their Album:"Voulez-vous?" (Would you like to?). The song itself is a real banger, "Does your mother know?", "As good as new" and many more. And these songs have live videos. A real treat.
Waterloo, Mamma Mia, SOS, Dancing Queen, Knowing Me Knowing You, Super Trouper, they have tons of hits.
Lasse Hallstrom was the filming director a genious in his trade
I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned the meaning of this song :
"The lyrics of Fernando are about two friends, one of whom is called Fernando. These friends, who were once freedom fighters, on a starry night, share their memories of a guerrilla war they fought in several years ago in Mexico."
From the 'Song Meanings and Facts' site -- I can't post a link since TH-cam delete comments with links in them
thanks to your new reaction to ABBA songs
remember that ABBA was a swedish pop group that leads in 70s, the decade post BEATLES
"Fernando" (1976) is a classic and popular ballad, with a smooth rhythm with female voices in perfect harmony and a very catchy chorus
First it was recorded by the brunette singer Anni Frid (Frida) for her solo album (in Swedish) and it was a great success
Then a few months later ABBA records it and it will be their second biggest worldwide success (only surpassed by Dancing Queen, their next song)
Another greatest song, and first ABBA worldwide hit, that I suggest to react is: "Waterloo"
These is the link in UK 1974, when ABBA begin to be famous for win the classic Eurovision Song Contest:
th-cam.com/video/Vp1_OKawHYw/w-d-xo.html
I hope you include these ABBA in your future reactions
Stay safe and cool
Thanks for the ABBA. So many great songs "Super Trouper", 'One Of Us", "The Winner Takes It All" to name three. But what I'd really like you to do is a reaction to a live clip. "Does Your Mother Know - Hole In Your Soul" ---> th-cam.com/video/JEyYTANSPj4/w-d-xo.html It's from their 79 Wembley concert. Just so you can get a feel of an ABBA concert.
One of my favorite live performances ever.
'Angeleyes', is another great song I think you'd like.
Phil Collins seems to be another artist that it would seem a lot of people only know one song by, namelt, 'In The Air Tonight', but he did many great others, some that went totally under the radar.
ABBA crazy all these years later
Well, back in the 70s their songs were all over radio. It is understandable why you didn't hear them then. Almost every song ABBA did hit the top 10 back then. I remember it well.
Please do more Abba. Try The Winner Takes it All.
ABBA 8 Studio Albums
There is way more to ABBA than Dancing Queen, they have many great songs.
OK I have subscribed now it is time to see what you have for reactions best wishes and I hope your weekend is full of love and joy.
I agree about the camping..... let’s bring ABBA and the guitars
Several Years ago this song was played at a Menudo Reunion Concert where past Members sang. It is to this day the Biggest Boyband to come out of The Latin World and they dedicated it to Fernando Salaberry. He was one of the "original" Members who at last report was suffering from a Neuromuscular Disease. Nobody knows what it is whether it's Parkinson's Multiple Sclerosis, or even Lou Gerig's Disease.
We could definitely dance to this one Tysheen!......lol
In 1975 Fernando was the first song j liked
Well, I grew up with them. I had their Albums.
You should react to some of their spanish songs.
Please do reactions on some of their other songs,many of them didnt get the recognition and praise they were worth,songs like Hey Hey Helen, What about Livingstone, Man in the mirror, Sitting in a palmtree,Put on your white sombrero....all great songs...hidden gems in its truest sense...
Only The Beatles and Elvis have sold more records worldwide than Abba.
They were a phenomenon in the 1970's, insane talent and pure genius.
You should react to the movie 'Muriel's wedding' on the scene where the 2 lead actresses karaoke to one of ABBA's tunes where they do that Angle thing to perfection that you like so much!!!
Waterloo; Souper Trouper; Thank You for the Music; Money, Money, Money; Eagle; Honey, Honey; The Day before You came - just a few more of the Bi Hits by ABBA....
Please react to Knowing Me Knowing You 😍😍
These people are pushing 70 years old...if not already there.
Dancing Queen & most of their songs are in the 1970’s.
Should listen to bucks Fizz Eurovision making your mind up
It often happens that artists who are extremely popular elsewhere in the world, don't receive much airplay in the US. Not sure why the US industry is like that... That's why I appreciate TH-cam, I wouldn't have known about Asian artists such as Dimash, Sohyang etc otherwise..
Please react to Gerry Rafferty (fellow Scot) right down the line or Baker street or both . It would be much appreciated. 👍🌍✌
Great reaction! I’m not a very ABBA person, but have you heard their song “Move On” (“Al Andante” in Spanish)?
I think it is al andar. Andante andante is another song.
@@standersson6420 You’re right. Thank you
Go watch 'the Winner Takes It All' ! You need it, trust me.
Heaven musicified, the chrystal clearness make love to my fukken ears
You are not the only one that thought Dancing Queen was their only hit.
I love everything Abba but for Chiquitita comes first.
It´s typical for the radio stations to only play very few of a bands songs even they have made other amazing songs. Sometimes even the song they choose to play isn't really their best song. Always look for more of a bands songs or albums, then you find the real good bands
Yep, its corporate control of music, Dancing Queen is the most popular so that is the one which gets played. I was a DJ for years, most people want the most popular song, its frustrating as hell x
Rumor has it that the beginning solo, she is lip syncing. It's really her husband doing the actual singing.
Aw Sweets @Tysheen Orane - Only focus on the lyrics, not the video so much. This is a song about War, not camping.
I think Frida has the prettier voice but the power and resonance of Anita is devastating.
ABBA never made it really big in USA, just in the rest of the world.
you keep pausing over the best parts, the parts that explain the song.
Some times you have to pause the video because TH-cam will block the video due to copyrights.
S O S and Take A Chance On Me
ABBA is so much more then Dancing Queen,unfortunately,because they have done so much more really good songs,in my ears equally as good as Dancing queen or better. In America where they hardly did any tours,Dancing queen became the same thing as ABBA...which for you guys,was also,unfortunate...ABBA is everything but a one hit wonder...they proven that with music that is more timeless then any other,with numerous sucesses,with giant sales for their records...
Not a camping type…hahaha