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Abba

Abba The Name of the Game

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Paperback (08 Mar 1996)

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Publisher's Synopsis

Once known for successful pop records and a wardrobe of polyester jump suits, this is a reassessment of a band now cemented in their position as one of the all time great pop acts. Abba were once reviled by most critics, but now bands like Bjorn Again and Erasure keep the phenomenon thriving. This is their background story. The biography features the early years when as engaged couples as they then styled themselves, they failed to make it as Sweden's entrant for Eurovision with a song called "Waterloo". It caused a national outcry. It is a history of worldwide hit records, infighting, partner swapping, and financial disaster - they do not get one kroner in royalties for many of their songs - and bitterness. But it is also a story of triumph. A book that is written with the co-operation of the members of the band.

About the Publisher

Sidgwick & Jackson

Macmillan is the hardback imprint of Pan Macmillan and publishes major British and international fiction authors as well as serious history, biography & memoir, politics, sport and current affairs. It also publishes a wide variety of annuals and series.

Book information

ISBN: 9780330346887
Publisher: Macmillan
Imprint: Sidgwick & Jackson
Pub date:
Edition: New Edition
DEWEY: 782.421660922
DEWEY edition: 20
Language: English
Number of pages: 366
Weight: 215g
Height: 178mm
Width: 111mm
Spine width: 24mm