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#Abba happy new year full#

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Order The Essential Collection (Amazon UK)Īgnetha Fältskog / A Deluxe Edition (CD+DVD)Īgnetha’s 2013 ‘comeback’ album was very well received and includes the very good, but creepily titled, I Should Have Followed You Home Gary Barlow duet.

Even better it was over £20 originally but can now be yours for under £7! This set was issued a couple of years back (see our review) and by all accounts was something of a flop, probably because EVERYONE IN THE WORLD already has ABBA Gold. That said, you do get all the promos on a DVD and this comes in decent ‘bookset’ packaging. The A-side has the Swedish version of the Eurovision-winning single while the flip-side sports the familiar English language recording. This was issued around the time of Record Store Day in Spring this year, although it wasn’t actually an RSD-only release. Waterloo / Seven-inch single picture disc

Order Waterloo Deluxe Edition (Amazon UK).

#Abba happy new year full#

Released earlier this year to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the band winning the Eurovision Song Contest, the CD element of this Waterloo deluxe has lots of familiar foreign language versions as bonus tracks, but unlike Ring Ring boasts a really good DVD packed full of clips and interviews including the iconic Eurovision performance. The DVD is perhaps a little thin and comes with the now obligatory (and boring) ‘International Sleeve Gallery’ but still worth picking up for less than £7. This 40th anniversary edition issued in autumn 2013 includes quite a few interesting early versions of songs from embryonic versions of the band including the 1970 recording There’s A Little Man, featuring Agnetha on backing vocals (her first contribution to a recording written and produced by Björn and Benny) and Man vill ju leva lite dessemellan, a 1972 hit single for Frida featuring backing vocals by her fellow ABBA members. That version reached number 4 in Sweden.Amazingly ABBA’s first album (originally issued under the Björn, Benny & Agnetha Frida moniker) wasn’t issued in the UK until 1992. In 2000, the ABBA tribute band A-Teens released a very In Sweden, it peaked at number 4 in 2008. This re-released version charted in a few countries, including in ABBA’s own Sweden. Almost two decades later (in 1999), the song was released again as a single. It was released for the first time in 1980.

“Happy New Year” has a Spanish version titled “Felicidad”.

Owing to the song’s theme, every New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, it is one of the most played songs around the globe.

Super Trouper was the group’s seventh studio album.

“Happy New Year” appears on ABBA’s 1980 album titled Super Trouper.

The recording studio in question gave birth to many an ABBA song.

This classic was recorded at the iconic Polar Music Studios located in Stockholm, Sweden.

And yes the original plot of this track was laden with humor!

However, after changing the plot of the song, the title also changed. The original title of this track was “Daddy Don’t Get Drunk on Christmas Day”.In addition to that, she sang the background vocals with the rest of ABBA. ABBA member Agnetha Fältskog handled all the lead vocals on this track.The pair wrote it while holidaying in Barbados. The song was co-written and co-produced by ABBA members Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus.