ABBA - DANCING QUEEN | REACTION

[@matthewc164]

ABBA is musical serotonin. Two angelic voices blended in harmony with incredible tunes. Better yet, they wrote and produced every note of their own music. An extreme rarity considering Burt Bacharach was writing nearly every pop tune back then.

[@leannsherman6723]

Well said. If you’re not a music critic, you should be!

[@Davo198]

Well said except for the Bacharach thing. That is a wild exaggeration

[@havingfun1968]

I am a Combat Marine of 5 tours, played college ball at UNC, starting quarterback, and fought pro until I took an injury. So you can see I live in a pretty TOUGH world from Jersey City, NJ, and yes I'm black. But I'M THE BIGGEST FAN OF ABBA. I ADMIT IT HERE. I PLAY THEM IN MY CAR EVERY SINGLE DAY. Yes, I would lose my black card if my friends knew. But I'm too old to care now. Thank you for posting this and making me smile as I sit here in my VA hospital bed. God bless all of you. Semper Fidelis, Captain T, U.S.M.C.

[@johnniekilgore3499]

Thank you for your service. God bless you , hope you are feeling better.

[@stockwellsantley6606]

I hope you're out of hospital now! But if not, I hope they're taking good care of you.

[@mikewrasman5103]

@@johnniekilgore3499 Thank you for your service, sir. Semper Fi.

[@juliedempsey6011]

Colour don't matter mate,it's just good stuff.

[@ronnieroetto6608]

Love you brother.

[@willhughes2904]

ABBA are a phenomenon. They are up there with the wheel and sliced bread.

[@Spider_7_7]

Will Hughes 😂

[@delilahduckett7448]

And ice cream

[@marrkhicks]

Bro, kudos for listening out of your ‘zone’ you rock

[@flamingpieherman9822]

They were a great group! But Beatles were better always have been always will be

[@willhughes2904]

@@flamingpieherman9822 Never comparable. Like trying to compare cheese and ice cream. Respect your thoughts though, many thanks.

[@TangoEliott]

Benny, playing piano, is the main melody writer. Bjorn, playing guitar is the main lyric writer. Both produce and arrange the songs. In the earlier years Stig, their manager, also wrote lyrics. Agnetha, soprano and Anni-Frid (Frida) mezzo soprano are the vocalists. Their combined voices make a "third voice". ABBA is only 2nd in sales to the Beatles with over 400 million sold. They had 17 number 1 hits. ABBA, Agnetha, Bjorn, Benny, Anni-Frid (Frida) is the acronym for ABBA. You should read about them. They are one of a kind.

[@Ciclopea2]

ABBA (acronym) has 4 members, Agnetha (blonde), Anni-Frid aka Frida (Brunette), Benny (Piano) and Björn (Guitar), they're from Sweden and became famous worldwide after winning the Eurovision song Festival in 1974 with their first international hit "Waterloo". Agnetha was also married to Björn and Benny with Anni-Frid, the combination of their initials inspired the group's name. Hope that answer your questions for basic info about these legends :)

[@kimnewton1205]

Boy. That sure topped my answer. Good job. I was just gonna say Sweden. Lol

[@Ciclopea2]

@@kimnewton1205 Thank you :)

[@jamelakajamal]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@VadersRage]

My wife grew up in Italy back then (Air Force Brat) and remembers watching them at that Eurovision Festival on t.v. She said that the reason they stuck out in her mind was that they were the only group that sang in English where she could understand them. So many more of their songs are SO reaction-worthy. Do it! Not sure if this was mentioned, but the girls were the singers except for one song which was "Does Your Mother Know"....the only one where the guys sing lead (such a great roller rink song, btw). Frida had a hit in the '80's called "There's Something Going On".....and if you listen hard, you can hear those distinct ABBA harmonies loud and clear. Great vid, man. Keep at it!

[@MedicatedOMO]

Have you failed to count the 6 members of this band pictured at @ 3:30 ?

[@zachUK]

ABBA are the single-most successful pop music group in history. By any measure.

[@nickrigdon8883]

Don’t get it twisted. ABBA weren’t just a simple, fun pop band. They’re true geniuses. Masters of melody and groove like you would’ve believe. The ability to craft perfect pop tunes is as impressive and admirable as any high concept art rock bullshit. They have DOZENS of songs in their catalog that’ll make your head explode. Absolute god level.. You should react to Gimme Gimme Gimme! & Lay All Your Love On Me

[@jamelakajamal]

Yeah I was talking to my coworker and he said they have a lot of songs I might know

[@SonicProfessor_a.k.a._T._Andra]

Damned straight, Nick !!!!!!!! 🤘🔥🤘

[@netrioter]

lots of death metal and black metal bands from Scandinavia also like ABBA..theyre like a national treasure in Sweden

[@harripalomaki8796]

The Swedish ghoul metal band Ghost did a cover version of ABBA's I'm A Marionette. Amusingly, the original version is much scarier and creepier. Now there's an idea for a comparison reaction video.

[@grimsbyuk8311]

He's right, and this is coming from someone who loves rock music. Their musical craftsmanship is outstanding, and their back catalogue is a treasure trove. Treat yourself.

[@kellyj.azania4371]

I cannot listen to "Dancing Queen" without getting emotional because as a young girl of twelve, I wanted nothing more than to be THAT GIRL. Now, as a woman of a certain age, I long to go back to my youth. I adore "Dancing Queen" and I love, love, LOVE ABBA!

[@ranaskip]

Fun fact. ABBA was offered $1 Billion for a reunion tour, they said "No thanks". I think that's called being satisfied with what you did yesterday, being happy with where your at today and looking forward to doing new things tomorrow.

[@Thisandthat8908]

Or hating each other VERY much :)

[@ccricc]

@@Thisandthat8908 And now they're back together making music again. New album after 40 years 😀

[@MontagZoso]

@@Thisandthat8908naw, the four of them are cool with each other now. The post divorce phase was way back in the early 80s. Water under the bridge.

[@TheMrlovegoodtimes]

Abba is from Sweden! and i love them❤

[@jrg7951]

Every male in the 70s had their eyes on these two

[@keithlordofalbascotland3371]

Apart from elton John and George Michael

[@nicocabanit5440]

Keith lord of alba Scotland ,uuhhh..... Ha!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

yes sir I know I did

[@brotherjohn8082]

AND Blondie AND Joan Jett.

[@kayelle8005]

And some females

[@kellydean5523]

According to a documantary I watched, ABBA created videos for their songs to keep their music in front of their audiences while they were not touring because they had small children. They were the first group to really make videos... Long before MTV ever existed!

[@wickedmirage]

There was a reason the world was happier in the 70s, music like this was part of it. That and everyone still danced.

[@pockit5107]

And the cocaine.

[@wickedmirage]

@@pockit5107 Hahaha - so true!

[@theodoreritola7641]

I was there and NOBODY CAN TELL ME HOW BAD THE 70s were THERE FULL OF YOU KNOW WHAT

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@pockit5107 COCAine was way more in the 80-s

[@henchmusic5878]

If anybody didn't say so already, at one point they were Sweden's biggest export, outselling Saab--cars, fighter planes, etc.

[@miamidolphinsfan]

One of the most ICONIC songs of alltime....still gets people dancing. They are from The Kingdom of Sweden

[@charleswilliams8248]

This brotha actually loves all kind of music, it a beautiful thing man. Keep up the good work!

[@sabertoothdragon4108]

the only band that metalheads will admit to listening tooo

[@matthewc164]

Guilty as charged. Pantera and ABBA are in my top five all time.

[@razvanmazilu6284]

No kidding. I'm a pretty big metalhead, I listen to thrash, death, black... and I freaking love ABBA.

[@fahrezirafid8]

Yooo

[@jdwatson8482]

You may laugh but my little girl found my mother’s ABBA records and fell in love. I think I prefer it to today.

[@bikingviking3984]

Jamal got his Swedish groove on, he's in the mood for dance!!

[@LMS_HQ]

My favourite ABBA song ever : "Knowing me, knowing you"

[@jonahpeden8770]

A-ha!!

[@mikenicolay2483]

What's amazing is that when they started they didn't speak English -- they just memorized the words/sounds..

[@mcclendon5434]

They spoke English, Spanish, French and of course, Swedish.

[@gabehessenthaler6820]

Most people from outside of the US speak like 4 languages.

[@guteronkelpeter]

The history of ABBA can be researched on the Internet. ABBA was and is a guarantee for music that puts you in a good mood. In the ABBA film: "THE FILM", which was shot by ABBA during the Australian tour, a young woman said: "When I hear something from ABBA, I feel like I have to get up to dance." Yes, that statement is spot on. ABBA was and is a group that brought much, much happiness into our world.

[@welshmarvel84]

Fernando is my favourite ABBA song. Perfection.

[@lilamuzik3385]

Totally totally agree!

[@lindalowney1404]

My favorite too

[@davidmorley1606]

Fernando made my Grandmother’s brother born 1905 in Vienna cry.

[@lindalowney1404]

My favorite too.

[@Lavastorm77]

Omg their very best!

[@ericclarke6107]

This is what is considered the ultimate wedding reception dance song...stirring, powerful, amazing.

[@007ndc]

Well said, a joy that is joyful, powerful, wistful and has a simple emotional reaction

[@emann71]

As much as I like this song, my fave has always been "Take A Chance On Me" because of its underlying vocals and how it's maintained throughout the entire song. It's worth checking out and reacting to.

[@jamesallen5591]

Same here.

[@peggypenguin4268]

Agreed!!!

[@DeanStrickson]

I like that one and S.O.S..

[@leenightingales]

I love ABBA. But I also love your take on this. I second this!

[@karlfulton4854]

Na.. Winner takes it all.

[@silvergirl2847]

You literally would have to have to be dead inside to not get up and dance and singalong And literally have the time of your life. PURE JOY

[@gunnerysgthartman9263]

I would give this week's paycheck to watch Jamel sing and dance to this song. It's all he can do not to break out in a performance now😂😂

[@jamelakajamal]

🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🕺🏾🤣🤣🤣🤣

But only if he flicks his hair about like they do in the video.

[@kelviannaepperson3677]

You seriously can't help but dance to this.

[@007ndc]

This brotha is 59 and loves all kinds of music. This is simply one of the best pop songs ever. Sheer perfection in the songwriting, production and vocals. Euphoria, joy, nostalgia and beauty so sheer there is a tinge of sadness there too. Everything all at once

[@juliabel2]

Love ABBA, this makes me want to get up and dance! 2 married couples from Stockholm Sweden early 70s. The name ABBA is an acronym for the first names of the 4 group members. They were HUGE in the 70s! Of course the group's music was reborn in the recent Mama Mia movies with Meryl Streep and Cher, who were of this generation, just like moi!

[@lisah8438]

They were married? I knew something was going on between them. Especially after seeing their "Take a Chance on Me" video.

[@madou-29]

@@lisah8438 Now the two couple are divorced

[@linphillips8331]

I went through an ABBA revival when Muriel's Wedding came out. I love them.

[@jscalf5585]

I think it's 4 members of Abba and they're from Sweden 🇸🇪 🤔 I really enjoy watching your reaction videos of all this great music 🎶 🎵 😀 ❤️ Music City Tennessee 2022

[@eugenewillsey2135]

their songs are time capsules for me . they take me to my time in the Army late 1970's . instantly put you in a good mood. 40 years in he blink of an eye.

[@rubyshipley]

I was stationed in Germany, '76-78, & Abba was everywhere where you went. Best of times.

[@Mrsandiegocal62]

ABBA were perfectionist's..!! Especially Benny.... I read where it took them almost a year to put this song together before he was happy with the arrangement prior to its release.....

[@christine3043]

If this song doesn’t make you dance in some way, there’s something wrong with you. The music is so intricate, as always. They were perfect.

[@miked6644]

AMEN!! I can remember when this song came out. EVERYONE and I mean EVERYONE would hit the dance floor or start skating when this song was played. I was right there with them too shaking my a#$. Man what great times and music back then. Too bad we will never have music as good as we had back then. This bullshit they call music these days is pathetic.

[@cristianibarra3340]

I’m high and I’m dancing as fuck 😂😂

[@abevillanueva1974]

Just watching this reminds me how lucky I was to have grown up in the 70s with ABBA, Earth Wind & Fire, Chicago, Eagles, Carpenters, Linda Ronstadt, etc., etc.High school dances would go on forever playing this along with other dance music of the era. A lot of happy memories!!

[@shannonwhite3721]

Oh I was about 6-7 when this came out. I would dance around with my flowing scarves and sequin halter top😂 I really thought I was the dancing queen lol. Still have the 45 record.

[@kevin2640]

You WERE the Dancing Queen, Shannon!!!

[@debbieomi]

Oh, sweetie, you were the dancing queen! We all got our turn even if it was on the dance floor in our bedrooms. :-)

[@SnoDawg]

Dance like no one is watching:-)

[@redjakOfficial]

They kept it simple, but damn catchy. That chord progression is kinda genius.

[@kaikart123]

This particular song hits nostalgia brain cells of everyone who heard them even to those who've never heard of them before.

[@gabehessenthaler6820]

The chord progressions are awesome

[@seano2112]

Good band, pretty much universally liked. Excellent musicians and writers who truly understood the art of audio recording - and don't forget, there was no auto tune in those days !

[@Erik-zx7tc]

They don't just sing all these songs. Björn and Benny wrote every single one of them. They are definitely one of the greatest bands of all time.

[@unknown772]

"Knowing me Knowing you" is their best song for me

[@kathynicholson103]

Yess!

[@rockabye274]

It's a great song and it holds up really well.

[@fzb5383]

Absolutely!

[@miamidolphinsfan]

that's my favorite too

[@shaunkelly9860]

The most talented pure pop group that has ever existed.

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

Abba, is AMAZING!!! I'm so thrilled to see how many are reaction to Abba songs. I love the fact that my childhood was in the 70's and my teen years were in the 80's!!! Great time!

[@rogerchesson176]

ABBA bring back so many memories for me, I was in Stockholm in 1974 when they won the Eurovision song contest, had some good friends in Northern Sweden (Sundsvall). In 1977 I moved to Australia where they became hugely popular. Honey Honey was one of my favourites

[@goroakechi3157]

Agnatha, Bjorn, Benny and Frida aka ABBA aren’t just a band singing they’re also a band who has songs that talks about emotions and some that talk about deep emotions. The band is freaking amazing

[@theodoreritola7641]

They have only sold 340 million LPS NO BIGGIE

[@caesar_44]

Sounds like the descendants of Ragnar Lothbrok

[@robertshaffer3072]

Saw them in concert, Chicago 1979. They toured the US once, played Chicago once, I was 17, had 20th row center!!!

[@tektoniks_architects]

They have sold 380 million albums worldwide.

[@roger4268]

ABBA is considered to be one of the largest in music history with over 400 million records sold and is one of the few artists to have succeeded across all the continents of the earth. In the mid-1970s, they were the most successful pop group in the world in all categories. Abba has almost 70 singles as lists all over the world and over 60 albums. In the UK they had 19 straight top 10 singles, 10 singles and nine albums as no. 1 on the British top list of which eight are in succession (1975, -76, -77, -78, -79, -80, -81, -82). In 2014, the group had sold 400 million records and is thus Sweden's most successful music export of all time,

[@marcbolinger3648]

1 am at every bar, And everyone knows the words, They’re Swedish

[@DeidreL9]

Or Australian, believe me❤️

[@OddTimeMan]

As a Classic Rock kid in the '70s I never really cared much for Disco, but I sure did have a crush on Agnetha. Now that I'm old, I dig ABBA.

[@raenellefisher8514]

My theory is that everyone falls a bit in love with Agnetha eventually.

[@how-to-linux.]

We need more Classic ABBA on this Channel.

[@007ndc]

Arguably the greatest pop song ever. Period. Play this at any wedding or party , jukebox in a bar across the globe and people will begin to dance and sing.

[@erickaleeroy8710]

OMG ❤️ I have 47 years and it reminds me when I was child in France it was a big success

[@Toolbox-rm6ed]

46 years old song...still amazing.

[@cleonmagabeefy8473]

ABBA is awesome... You'll love them. They sing like angels!!!!

[@beckypage6707]

Incredible group ... Incredible singing. A favorite!

[@szqsk8]

This took me straight back to 1977 when I was 19. Damn those were fine times. 👀🤘👏

[@andytaylor5476]

I was 24 in 1977 and they were indeed fine times! This was such a huge hit record and was always playin at the disco. I miss that time,

[@donconry7894]

szqsk8 I agree

[@shariwelch8760]

I was only 15 in 77 but it was a great time. Everything about it was special.

[@David_Theisen]

I was 5 in 77!! We saw Star Wars but I don’t remember it!! My mom told me! My bro was 10 and he absolutely LOVED it!! Same thing with Ghostbusters! And I was 12 years old for Ghostbusters and I don’t remember seeing that in the theater!!! LOL

[@maryroberts9233]

Yessss....and being a teenager when this came out. Now they've made 2 movie musicals based on their musicals

[@nicholaspascal3029]

Abba related...movie Muriel's Wedding.Great chick flick.I enjoyed there hell out of it.Thank you Australia

[@robertmiller1655]

The band name are the first initials of their names. They're from Sweden. They were 2 married couples. They sung in many languages, which made them beloved worldwide. In 1976, this single was #1 on Billboard like forever.

[@EdwardRLyons]

I was 9 years old when I first saw (and heard!) ABBA, winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974. I was hooked immediately. So outstanding! Their entire back catalogue is full of musical genius. They didn't just write songs - they crafted timeless musical masterpieces. And they looked good, too!

[@jbadams9841]

See MURIEL’S WEDDING, a great movie that uses ALL ABBA music throughout the film. Brilliant!

[@karlsmith2570]

Mama Mia also heavily involved ABBA's music

[@nickydenning6988]

JB Adams, I was going to say exactly the same thing!! WONDERFUL movie! 😊 They won the Eurovision song contest in '74 but Australia played a big part in their World wide in the mid-late 70's. (Muriels Wedding also launched Toni Collettes International career).

[@jacobwilson5142]

That’s how was introduced to ABBA. And Toni Collette. Still love them both.

[@Aքօռ-i8m]

Mamma mia is based on their music

[@karlsmith2570]

@@Aքօռ-i8m so was "Muriel's Wedding"

[@ShisuiUchiha117]

God, hearing ABBA reminds me of my childhood. My dad was and still is obsessed with them, so I learned to love them as I grew up. ABBA is simply a band you put on when you feel down and it makes you happy. I can't help but have a big smile on my face when I listen to them.

[@johnlloyddy7016]

My favorite Abba song is "Thank you for the Music". It was their first song that I learned the whole lyrics to by listening then stopping, writing down on paper, then rewinding, then listening again and again on the cassette tape player when I was 8.

[@TeddyBear-os7is]

Abba is probably the best group of all time. I'm 49 and both my daughters are huge fans.

[@DaveHof]

I'm always delighted when someone discovers Abba for the first time. "Dancing Queen" was certainly their biggest hit in America, and it shows off the amazing vocal range of Agnetha and Frida. But there are so, so many other great songs from this iconic band. Looking forward to watching you check them out. Some suggestions: "Fernando," "The Winner Takes It All," and "The Name of the Game."

[@jamelakajamal]

Love this song👍🏾

[@analuhanks]

I love Fernando !

[@Ethan-en2ij]

I am a movie person I thought Fernando was their biggest song and Dancing Queen 2nd in terms of sales. Fernando was also 14 weeks in the Australian charts too.

[@analuhanks]

@@Ethan-en2ij I had no idea, thanks for saying it. I know the Australian ppl are crazy about them and I totally get it 😊 xo from Brazil

[@williamsiyanko4631]

Abba is a Swedish music group.formed in Stockholm in 1972 , Agnatha Falkskog, Benny Anderson,Bjorn Ulvaeus, Anni Friday lyngstad.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@AussieTVMusic]

I was a teenager in the 70s and loved ABBA. But there's no way I would have admitted that in public.

[@deirdremacnamara9885]

ABBA. Legend's. Their diction was perfect. They are Swedish. They won the eurovision song contest in 1974. Fabulous harmonies. Fabulous singers.

[@leannehovell8699]

Ooooh yeah Dancing Queen!! This was the song that made me stop pretending I didn't like ABBA 😂 this song is still as cool to me now as it was when I first heard it in 1976 such a cool vibe to this song

[@davidcarpenter9020]

Great vocals great band pure 80s

[@jillsinclair2513]

8 year old me, twirling around in living room trying to be a dancing queen. Thought it was the most wonderful thing I'd ever heard. 😊

[@lawrencemackintosh6289]

Absolute legends....Absolutely fantastic

[@malagastehlaate230]

They were an amazing band ... love their music... Another great band I grew up listening to... way back when.

[@neorich59]

A while after Waterloo, I remember ABBA appearing on Top of The Pops in the UK with Mamma Mia. My whole family watched it and we looked at each other afterwards and said "that'll be number one," I think it was on the tails of Bohemian Rhapsody. It's hard to believe that this song is now 44 years old, it *still* sounds fresh! When Dancing Queen came out, I was obsessed with it and played it over and over on juke boxes trying to work out the parts, especially, being a piano player, that wonderful piano part. I used to play Dancing Queen, in a covers band and occasionally we'd have guest bass players at gigs and none of them liked playing Dancing Queen, its chord progressions are *way* more sophisticated than your average pop song. I *loathe* ABBA tribute bands, they *never* even get close. Thing with ABBA is, they were the *real* deal. Slick, sophisticated, beautifully crafted songs and by the time they split, they were writing some really adventurous stuff, The Visitors Album, in particular was a masterpiece. But, then, they weren't just a "singles band." All of the albums including and following Arrival are quality albums and like The Beatles and Stones before them, people know not just the singles, but many of the great album tracks... Buy the albums, you won't be disappointed! 😉👍

[@Pulsar77]

Looks like there's an ABBA revival going on among youtube reactors, and I love it :) Continue your ABBA journey, they have an enormous amount of fantastic songs. Two weeks ago I actually re-listened to their entire catalog and ranked all their songs according to my own taste. Here you go: 1. Dancing Queen (1976) 3:50 2. The Winner Takes It All (1980) 4:55 3. The Day Before You Came (1982) 5:50 4. Eagle (Album Version) (1977) 5:51 5. I'm a Marionette (1977) 3:54 6. Chiquitita (1979) 5:26 7. The Way Old Friends Do (live) (1980) 2:53 8. Summer Night City (Full-length Version) (1978) 4:18 9. Take a Chance on Me (1977) 4:05 10. I Have a Dream (1979) 4:44 11. Lay All Your Love on Me (1980) 4:33 12. One of Us (1981) 3:55 13. Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight) (Full-length Version) (1979) 4:49 14. I Let the Music Speak (1981) 5:20 15. Fernando (1975) 4:15 16. Voulez-Vous (Album Version) (1979) 5:11 17. Super Trouper (1980) 4:13 18. Knowing Me, Knowing You (1976) 4:02 19. Mamma Mia (1975) 3:32 20. Waterloo (1974) 2:46 21. I Wonder (Departure) (1977) 4:33 22. Arrival (1976) 3:00 23. On and on and On (1980) 3:41 24. SOS (1975) 3:22 25. Tiger (1976) 2:55 26. The Visitors (Album Version) (1981) 5:49 27. Happy New Year (1980) 4:24 28. The Name of the Game (Album Version) (1977) 4:54 29. I've Been Waiting for You (1975) 3:39 30. My Love, My Life (1976) 3:52 31. Me and I (1980) 4:53 32. Money, Money, Money (1976) 3:05 33. Cassandra (1981) 4:50 34. When All Is Said and Done (1981) 3:20 35. Our Last Summer (1980) 4:18 36. One Man, One Woman (1977) 4:33 37. Hole in Your Soul (1977) 3:41 38. Does Your Mother Know (1979) 3:13 39. Thank You for the Music (1977) 3:48 40. Head over Heels (1981) 3:45 41. Ring Ring (1973) 3:03 42. Elaine (1980) 3:44 43. The Piper (1980) 3:25 44. Honey, Honey (1974) 2:56 45. Lovelight (Original Version) (1979) 3:46 46. Disillusion (1973) 3:04 47. Angeleyes (1979) 4:20 48. Watch Out (1974) 3:46 49. My Mama Said (1974) 3:14 50. Hey, Hey Helen (1975) 3:16 51. Should I Laugh or Cry (1981) 4:32 52. Soldiers (1981) 4:38 53. Slipping Through My Fingers (1981) 3:51 54. I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do (1975) 3:15 55. Medley: Pick a Bale of Cotton/On Top of Old Smokey/Midnight Special (1978) 4:21 56. People Need Love (1973) 2:46 57. Andante, Andante (1980) 4:38 58. Suzy-Hang-Around (1974) 3:11 59. Two for the Price of One (1981) 3:36 60. Gonna Sing You My Lovesong (1974) 3:35 61. Another Town, Another Train (1973) 3:12 62. Crazy World (1976) 3:46 63. So Long (1975) 3:06 64. If It Wasn't for the Nights (1979) 5:13 65. Lovers (Live a Little Longer) (1979) 3:28 66. Rock'n Roll Band (1973) 3:09 67. Move On (1977) 4:42 68. When I Kissed the Teacher (1976) 3:00 69. Man in the Middle (1975) 3:04 70. Rock Me (1975) 3:03 71. Under Attack (1982) 3:47 72. King Kong Song (1974) 3:14 73. That's Me (1976) 3:15 74. Love Isn't Easy (But It Sure Is Hard Enough) (1973) 2:53 75. Hasta Mañana (1974) 3:05 76. You Owe Me One (1981) 3:30 77. I Am the City (1982) 4:01 78. The King Has Lost His Crown (1979) 3:30 79. He Is Your Brother (1973) 3:18 80. What About Livingstone? (1974) 2:54 81. Kisses of Fire (1979) 3:16 82. Intermezzo No. 1 (1975) 3:48 83. As Good as New (1979) 3:22 84. Dum Dum Diddle (1976) 2:50 85. Like an Angel Passing Through My Room (1981) 3:25 86. Why Did It Have to Be Me? (1976) 3:20 87. She's My Kind of Girl (1973) 2:44 88. Put on Your White Sombrero (1980) 4:32 89. Happy Hawaii (1976) 4:25 90. Dance (While the Music Still Goes On) (1974) 3:05 91. I Saw It in the Mirror (1973) 2:34 92. I Am Just a Girl (1973) 3:01 93. Bang-A-Boomerang (1975) 3:05 94. Nina, Pretty Ballerina (1973) 2:51 95. Me and Bobby and Bobby's Brother (1973) 2:50 96. Sitting in the Palmtree (1974) 3:39 97. Tropical Loveland (1975) 3:05

[@melibuxmelmont4889]

Pulsar77 omg your a champion for listing this ! Unreal !!!! ❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@melibuxmelmont4889]

But you missed out boomerang ! My fav

[@Pulsar77]

@@melibuxmelmont4889 Bang-A-Boomerang is no. 93. I'm sorry, it's not one of my favourites :) But that's the great thing about ABBA, their songs are so diverse that everyone has different favourites.

[@kenperk9854]

The piano in this song is nothing short of majestic!

[@effyleven]

What a nice guy he is! I'm glad he found something he liked. Not surprised, mind. It was ABBA with the best pop song ever!

[@threekidzmom04]

Thank you for once again reminding me of how blessed I was to be a teen in the 70's!

[@LisaLearmont95]

I love ABBA! Would love it if you would react to "Does Your Mother Know" and "When I Kissed The Teacher", both by ABBA 💙

[@Robcamstone]

I so love "When I Kissed The Teacher".

[@VadersRage]

"Does Your Mother Know" is probably the BEST roller rink song out there (and my favorite, to boot).

[@neilmichael2676]

ABBA was an integral part of my life as grew in India in the early 80's!! The greatest music group of all time!! Their songs are 40 plus years old...but man...they can still bring a smile to the face of a first time listener!!

[@barbarasaracini1271]

ABBA was huge! I loved almost every single one of their songs. One of my favorite movies, Muriel's Wedding, features lots of ABBA music.

[@susanstavrou4232]

Still to this day,Huge!!!!

[@faithjones881]

I never get tired of this song❤️. Brings back great memories ! Great group!

[@ebonywahine]

Sweden's gift to power pop --groove and melody masters! I always dug this tune in particular, but they have many more!

[@HijaDLaChingada]

Man after my heart!!! I absolutely loooove ABBA!! And this song reminds me of my best friend Toby and I singing it in my car everywhere we went💕💕💕

[@cunningdeb3129]

One of the best group harmonies out there. Fun story. I work in child care in elementary schools and at one school, we were there after school let out and this song started playing over the PA system. Looked in to the hallway to find the principal and vice principal - both ladies, one blonde, one brunette - in front of their offices lip synching and dancing.

[@GeorgeBratcherIII]

This song single handedly launched the disco movement. I was 8 when I first heard it on radio & nothing else sounded like it. Australia found this Swedish group on their radio & kept inviting them for concerts & then the rest of Western Civilization saw what was happening in Australia & then ABBA became worldwide & broke Beatles records right & left & were a major force until 1981 when the women left the men & broke up the group. The men went on to write music for other musicians but ABBA was no more after 7 years in 1981, but their music has lived past them. You should check out Information Society's cover from 1989 of ABBA's "Over The Sea^ as well as "Take A Chance" & "The Winner Takes It All" by ABBA & "Thak You For The Music" and you'll never be disappointed with any song you review from their Greatest Hits Volume I or Two!

[@johnd8892]

Good to see more of ABBA. In another video Agnetha, the blonde one, said she got goosebumps making and hearing this recording. A good sign for her and us.

[@djc5897]

There voices give me chills

[@Oakcliffsweety]

Same I love it esp knowing they sang it in English not even knowing the language

[@secretsquirrel5566]

It's the end of 2024 and this song is over 45 years old. Any D.J. on Earth can fill a dance floor immediately by simply queuing up this iconic hit.

[@oldedominion8782]

You should listen to ABBA's last, most polished and mature album, 'The Visitors'. In particular, the song, "Like An Angel Passing Through My Room". Gorgeous.

[@deborahdennehy9937]

Yes, a fantastic team, 2 couples married. They were sensational at the time, I adored them, & danced the night away, brilliant. Their songs are brilliant! Benny, the pianist, wrote the songs. They originally came on The Eurovision Song Contest (in Europe ofcourse!). Ofcourse they won the contest & as from there, hey presto - AMAZING!!!

[@jethromorgan]

Pete Townshend from the WHO said “SOS” was the greatest pop song every written.

[@toddhursey8766]

Thats the best for me. I had not heard it in 40 yrs and it came on the radio going thru Memphis and I just about switched station cause I couldn't remember the start then it hit me. I play almost everyday now. God I love Anna. Been with my wife 34 yrs and she left me. Anna im single. Lol.

[@rebeccasimantov5476]

SOS is one of my favourite ABBA songs..

[@orsonkaart1853]

One of the best bands of all time! This was my song for my girlfriend when I was seventeen! She moved on, but the song has stayed a favourite of mine!

[@pablovandres]

The one with black hair looks like a spy, like a female assassin from the Bond era. Gorgeous!

[@brucethrasher8551]

Her hair is actually auburn

[@KK-ex5zu]

I'm a closeted ABBA fan in certain circles, especially when I was much younger when "I still am a diehard hard rock and heavy metal" guy. But yeah I love ABBA. This song and "Waterloo" are ABBA's best known songs in Europe, North America, and even Japan and Australia. In Central and South America "Fernando" is their most known song, they sang it in Spanish. ABBA today is still a world wide phenomena even after 40 years of not really playing together. Thanks Jamel_AKA_Jamal nice REACTION!

[@jodykendrick1634]

Michael Jordan used to say he was plaing Dancing Queen 4 times before stepping on the court and that song was what help him become the player number one

[@effychase62]

Way more than 4.... sure the 4 you see + a drummer, keyboardist and someone on a horn, likely others unseen to back the vocals even more. It's a real shame that they wouldn't do the hard work necessary to do tours, especially to tour the USA. Props though, given the air play on radio stations + album sales, they made bank!

[@kellyvenne2321]

Grew up listening to them and have continued to love their music all these years. Fun fact...…..this is the song that George Foreman used as his warm up song before fights.

[@mikewrasman5103]

Really?

[@idemandabetterfuture]

Him and Colin Powell.

[@tinahull941]

I was starting high school and taking driver's education when this song came out. I was 15 and I believe it was 1976. That was a magical time. Abba made that time magical.

[@jamesdomonte9900]

ABBA started in 1972- 1982 with 8 albums in their category. Love this group.