Rumour has it that Abba's old hit 'Fernando' is getting a resurgance because of the appearance of the song in the latest series ...

After about a decade of people sort of resenting Abba (God knows why) the Swedish band had their revenge when the compilation album  Abba Go...

So I bought a lot of Abba singles at the record fair last week, but only one came from Japan - my favourite country for singles. And this wa...

When I saw this sleeve of 'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!', I instantly knew there was something different about it, but I couldn't really...

If the photograph on this sleeve looks familiar, it's because it also appeared on this Spanish sleeve of 'Honey, Honey' . But th...

While I bought the Spanish single of 'Fernando' I also found the Italian version. And again, the sleeve came with a different desig...

I've bought a few copies of this single. But we've had 'Money, money, money' and ' Money, money ', but this Yugoslav...

Another Spanish Abba single comes with another variation of the sleeve for 'Fernando'. Just like on 'Mamma Mia' the recommen...

In 1975 Abba released  Greatest Hits  with on the cover a caricature of the band. That version was only released in Scandinavia and Spain, w...

For some reason you wouldn't associate Abba with huge success in America, but a lot of singles were released there. It is, however, not ...

Once more I bought the single 'Chiquitita' by Abba, this time because it is the French pressing. The sleeve isn't significally d...

I saw this single on display at the Abba Museum in Stockholm last year and I thought this sleeve was absolutely beautiful. Not even necessar...

This sleeve of 'Super Trouper' may look familiar to you, but this is a really odd release. It couples the song not with 'The pip...

Although this French sleeve of 'Money, money, money' uses the same photographs as the Dutch one , it uses them far more effectively....

The final Japanese Abba single for today is the monumental track 'The winner takes it all'. It should be fitting to end with this on...

'Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)' was written and composed by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus, with the lead vocal sun...

'Chiquitita' proved to be one of Abba's bigger hits. It was featured in the Music for UNICEF Concert, broadcast worldwide from ...

While 'Summer night city' was recorded during sessions for the group's then-upcoming sixth studio album Voulez-Vous (1979), it ...

This double A-side single was also released as a double A-side single in Japan, with almost exactly the same sleeve - with some added Japane...

Contrary to most of those earlier Abba singles, 'Take a chance on me' came with a similar sleeve to European ones in Japan. The only...