Abba made two significant trips to the U.S.
The first, in November 1975, did not include any stadium concerts but did feature several TV performances. These included appearances in San Diego on the Mike Douglas Show, in Las Vegas on the Merv Griffin Show, in L.A. on American Bandstand, the Don Kirschner Show and the Dina Shore Show and in New York for Saturday Night Live. (Along with Louden Wainwright III, Abba were 'musical guests' on the fifth-ever episode of SNL, on Nov. 15, 1975. They performed "S.O.S." and "Waterloo".)
Abba's only major concert tour in the U.S. was in 1979 when they played 13 dates between September 17 and October 3rd. (They also played four concerts in Canada before and after the American dates.)
Sept. 17 - Seattle
Sept. 18 - Portland
Sept 19 - Concord CA
Sept 21 - Anaheim
Sept. 22 - San Diego
Sept. 23 - Tempe AZ
Sept. 14 - Las Vegas
Sept. 26 - Omaha
Sept. 27 - Saint Paul
Sept. 29 - Milwaukee
Sept. 30 - Chicago
Oct. 2 - New York
Oct. 3 - Boston
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Most ABBA songs' key instruments were keyboards and guitar.
The tune at the chorus consists of A,G,F and A flat
Abba Abba has 128 pages.
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They play pop music.
The stage play Mamma Mia was written around ABBA's music.
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Every place under the sun,...almost.
Summer Folkfest, Stockholm, Sweden.
Most ABBA songs' key instruments were keyboards and guitar.
Their final No1 was "One of Us"
The music of ABBA is protected by copyright laws making it illegal to reproduce the sheet music. There are many online sites where you can buy ABBA's music, many can be downloaded and printed on your printer.
The tune at the chorus consists of A,G,F and A flat
Abba Abba has 128 pages.
Lasse Halstrom, later an Oscar-nominated director, directed most Abba videos and the feature film Abba: The Movie. In fact he was one of the pioneers of music video. Abba's videos were probably the first to play a significant role in selling a music act to new audiences.