ABBA The Dancing Queen Collection - Three Great DVDs & a Book in One Great Package
ABBA - DANCING QUEEN 2 DVD & BOOK SET
This is the ultimate critical review of the music of Abba on record, on
film and on stage.
Abba were hugely successful during the seventies and eighties, selling over
400 million records worldwide, and their music is still incredibly
influential today, enjoying a massive popular renaissance through the
worldwide influence of the stage phenomenon “Mamma Mia”.
Drawing on rare archive footage much of it unavailable on DVD, a leading
team of music critics and working musicians revisit and review every Abba
album from the pre-Waterloo era through to The Visitors. Also
featured are the musicians from the stage show and Bjorn Again, who give
their expert opinion and unique outlook on Abba’s music.
The 48-page book features a comprehensive track-by-track analysis of every
Abba album from 1973 to 1982, with many rare photographs of the band.
Features Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, The Winner Takes It All, Money, Money,
Money, Fernando, Ring Ring, Knowing Me Knowing You, Waterloo, Super Trouper,
Chiquitita and more.
ABBA - ARRIVAL DVD
This unique DVD is an in-depth look at one of the best-loved and most
important albums in popular music. To help tell the story of the making of
'Arrival', the programme enlists the help of a team of respected music
industry figures, including ex-Smash Hits editor Emma Jones and Capital
Radio DJ Mick Brown. Also on hand to analyse the albums wonderful songs and
to deconstruct the unique keyboard playing style of Benny Anderson is gifted
session musician Neal Mc Arthur.
Featured alongside these unique contributions are magnificent live
performances of some of the key tracks on the 'Arrival' album - songs that
became ABBA classics to be enjoyed by music lovers of all ages. These
include 'Dancing Queen', 'Knowing Me, Knowing You' and 'Money Money Money'.
Contains previously released ABBA - Music in Review and ABBA/Arrival - The Ultimate Critical Review.
Released on DVD 25 August 2008.
