 
Richard Clayderman Abba szmokat jtszik.
Richard Clayderman plays ABBA The Hits - featuring 15 ABBA songs.
ATeens Abba szmokat nekel. Nyilatkoztk egy interjban, hogy nagyon nehz az Abba dalait nekelni a hangterjedelem miatt.
They said in an interview that too hard to sing Abba songs, they mean the register. Abba girls have special voices it makes the Abba sound.
Ez az egyttes volt az elsk kzt akik nem csak nekeltk a szmaikat, hanem videoclipet is ksztettek. Nekem els alkalommal nagy meglepetst okozott a klip.
"Abba-esque" by Erasure with 4 ABBA covers.
Anne Sofie von Otter’s present album was born from her passion for the music of Benny Andersson – a long-standing admiration that dates back more than two decades. Von Otter had just been engaged by the Basle Opera in the early 1980s when she bought ABBA’s album The Visitors, and her devotion to Andersson’s music took full hold with Kristina från Duvemåla, a musical she went to see again and again.
Madonna rt Bennynek s Bjrnnek, hogy engedjk meg, hogy j szmban hasznlhassa BB. szerzemnyt. A vlasz az volt, hogy elismerik Madonna munkssgt gy felhasznlhatja az Abba slgerbl ismert motvumot.
"Hung Up" was inspired by the 1970s disco era, notably ABBA, Giorgio Moroder and the film Saturday Night Fever (1977).[1] Madonna imagined it to be a cross between the music played at Danceteria, the New York City night club she frequented in her early days, and the music of ABBA.[2] Their 1979 hit "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)" formed the basis of the song. Songwriters Benny Andersson and Bjrn Ulvaeus generally do not allow anyone to sample any of their tracks, an exception being Fugees, who sampled their song "The Name of the Game" for their single "Rumble in the Jungle".[3] In order to gain the rights to sample "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!", Madonna had to send her emissary to Stockholm with a letter which begged them to allow her to sample the song and also telling how much she loved their music.[3] To the BBC she explained: "[T]hey never let anyone sample their music. Thank God they didn't say no. [...] They had to think about it, Benny and Bjrn. They didn't say yes straight away."[3] The pair agreed to let Madonna use the sample only after making a copyright agreement that entitled them to significant shares of royalty from subsequent sales and airplay.[4] Andersson, in an interview with The Daily Telegraph in October 2005, declared "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!" to be the essence of "Hung Up" while joking that it was his favourite Madonna song thus far.[4] He further said:"We get so many requests from people wanting to use our tracks but we normally say 'no'. This is only the second time we have given permission. We said 'yes' this time because we admire Madonna so much and always have done. She has got guts and has been around for 21 years. That is not bad going."[4]
Very special Abba cover from Hungary by Sarolta Zalatnay.
Nagyon klnleges felvtel Zalatnay Sarolttl.
WATERLOO
 
Early cover version of Abba song.
It sounds good.
1975-bl szrmazik ez a feldolgozs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q147JKFvqfc
Albert West from Holland was a big star in Western Europe in the mid 70s.
He received many hits on the charts around the west Europe.
This recording is from 1975 and original with ABBA from their album; Waterloo.
Unfortunately Holland lost a star June 4, 2015 when Albert West passed away
Cher – Dancing Queen
Label:
Warner Bros. Records – 9362-49043-4
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
Europe
Released:
30 Nov 2018
Genre:
Electronic, Pop
Style:
Ballad, Disco
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