Nina Rasmussen
Abba – the epitome of Seventies glam-pop – were the first group from a non-English speaking country to become internationally famous.
Propelled to stardom in 1974 by ‘WATERLOO’, their winning entry to the Eurovision Song Contest, Agnetha, Björn, Benny and Anni-Frid rapidly became one of the biggest groups in the world, with a succession of huge international hits – including nine UK Number One singles and eight Number One albums – that was unequalled during their time. Although they disbanded in the early Eighties, the phenomenal success of 1992’s greatest hits album ABBA GOLD – which topped the charts in 15 countries – has brought the pop magic of Abba to a whole new generation of fans, who regard them as superstars. This is their story.
Published:
First published UK 1993
Also released as Interview Disc & Fully Illustrated Book with CD 1996
The ABBA Phenomenon in Australia 