It's quite amazing that even an instrumental track by Abba inspired other acts to record their own versions of it. Before Mike Oldfield ...

The fourth and final picture disc to be released recently off the album  Abba  from 1975 is 'Mamma Mia'. Coincidence: my mum was als...

Of the four picture discs that were released recently to celebrate the 50th birthday of Abba's self-titled album from 1975, only 'S....

I bought a few Bread singles recently, and that's because for some reason I keep bumping into them. The soft rock stylings of this band ...

After So long , this is the second picture disc released this year to be taken from the album  Abba , originally released 50 years ago. It...

The Kraftwerk album  Autobahn  celebrates its 50th anniversary this year, and so it is very cool that I managed to buy the single of the sam...

Abba released four new picture disc 7" singles of the songs associated with their self-titled album from 1975.  Abba  was their third a...

The very first Turkish entry for the Eurovision Song Contest was 'Seninle bir dakika' in 1975. The song was performed by Semiha Yank...

Although I'm not particularly a fan of Willeke Alberti, a few singles have ended up in my collection, and that's all because of her ...

Surprisingly, I didn't already have 'Bang-a-boomerang' on a 7" single, and even more surprisingly, 'S.O.S.' is on t...

What can I say about Abba's 'Waterloo' that hasn't been said already about a thousand times? Not much, I fear, and so I only...

This EP features four hit singles by Elton John, and I was quite surprised to find that I didn't already have them on 7" singles - ...

This Amiga EP features two songs by Middle of the Road that I already had on two other singles: ' Chirpy chirpy cheep cheep ' and ...

'Enjoy yourself' was released by the Jacksons in 1976. Featuring Michael and Jackie Jackson on lead vocals, it was the first single ...

Collecting Abba singles has gone out of hand a bit. I used to want to have all the tracks, but now I am also drawn to strange versions from ...

Those who know Status Quo from their late Seventies/early Eighties material will associate the band with long hair and just the slightest bi...

' Les jardins de Monaco ' was the Eurovision entry for Monaco in 1978. The song was performed by Caline and Olivier Toussaint, and t...

With ' Vita vidder ' Family Four represented Sweden at the Eurovision Song Contest in 1971. They were reasonably successful, reachin...

Although Donna Summer was wellknown for her sighing and groaning on 'Love to love you', she appears on the sleeve of this single in ...

In 1972 Serge & Christine Ghisoland represented Belgium at the Eurovision Song Contest with ' A la folie ou pas du tout '. They ...