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Abba - Dancing Queen.mp3

2009-11-08 - extension: mp3 - size: 3 MB

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ABBA - Dancing Queen - LIVE ABBA The Movie 1977

2009-02-20 - extension: rar - size: 98 MB

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ABBA - Dancing Queen 1976

2009-07-16 - extension: rar - size: 19 MB

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Dancing Queen
Another random music video i made, this is Gackt, Mana, L'Arc en Ciel and a little bit of Amano (More)

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QUEEN AGNETHA of ABBA - "Dom har glömt"
'Dom har glömt' was the first single from Agnetha's fifth swedish solo-album (More) 'Dom har glömt' was the first single from Agnetha's fifth swedish solo-album 'Elva kvinnor i ett hus'. It was written by Agnetha with lyrics by Bosse Carlgren. The song on the B-Side, Gulleplutt, was the swedish speaking recording of the song Golliwog which has been released the year before. Some singles seem to include Golliwog instead of Gulleplutt on the flip-side as reported on www.abbasite.com Agnetha performing 'Dom har glömt' live on Sommarnöjet.The single failed to reach the Svensktoppen, and the official sale charts didn't release sale figures at that time so the position of this single is not known. This single was the only Agnetha promoted. She performed "Dom har glömt" and "Tack for en underbar vanlig dag" live on TV in August 1975. from the album Elva kvinnor i ett hus ------------------------------- Released: September 1975 ------------------------------- Format: 7" single ------------------------------- Genre: Europop, Pop ------------------------------- Length: 3:44 ------------------------------- Label: CBS Cupol ------------------------------- Writers: Agnetha Fältskog, Bosse Carlgren ------------------------------- Producer: Agnetha Fältskog ------------------------------- Prior to ABBA, Queen Agnetha Fältskog was a successful solo artist in Sweden with several chart singles and best-selling albums. As she has stated in an interview, the songs she sings are "very romantic", and the melodies for these songs are usually "pretty and catchy": some of these were favourites for couples in the summer "song parks" where they "would hold hands" as she sang "If these tears were gold". At the age of fifteen, she joined a local dance band as a vocalist. Soon afterwards she wrote a song called "Jag var så kär" (I Was So in Love) that became a number one hit in Sweden in 1967. Other hit singles and albums with most of the music self-penned followed, and she established herself as one of the most popular female singers in Sweden at the time. Fältskog also released several singles in German and worked in West Berlin for a few months in 1968 with the German songwriter Dieter Zimmermann to whom she was briefly engaged. In 1975, already being a member of ABBA, Fältskog released her last original Swedish-language album Elva kvinnor i ett hus (Eleven Women in One House). Arguably the artistic pinnacle of her solo career, it prompted New Musical Express to suggest that few songs from the album "wouldn't be out of place on a Kate Bush set". Although they met a year before at a concert engagement, Fältskog and Björn Ulvaeus only became romantically involved while filming a Swedish TV special together in March 1969. They married in July 1971, but divorced in 1980. She moved out of their home on Christmas night, 1978. In 1972, Fältskog starred as Mary Magdalene in the original Swedish production of the musical Jesus Christ Superstar and provided vocals for its original Swedish Cast recording. (Less)

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