HON STÅ ENSAM

It’s been a while since I’ve posted but this is going to be on a indefinite hiatus. Title says it all

So you've hit the right spot But you've still got the itch, Business and pleasure You got bought, it's a bitch, Just a case of a face and a place, no disgrace It's just a rhythm a syndrome It's a feeling you crave Click track, Click track. (Jan Ince-Phil Palmer)

Attribution: RTE Still Library

Capitol Records is setting the soundtrack album of Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again to be released by 13 July 2018. Stay tuned!

HAPPY 68th BIRTHDAY AGNETHA FÄLTSKOG! Enjoy this song written by The Agnetha herself and Ingela Forsman. Legend says that the song was included in the album to satisfy Agnetha’s contract with CBS-Cupol Records before it expired by the end of 1979. The expiration allow her to be in Stig Anderson’s roster as a solo artist two years later after the release of her final compilation album with CBS-Cupol.

Agnetha and Björn, 1974. Photo: Wolfgang Heilemann

Don't you wish you could live every moment Like that moment's the best one you'll see? That's the way the world is supposed to be When you find someone you can believe in Letting go is the easy part Just close your eyes and take a breath And open up your heart

Agnetha Fältskog posing at Wolfgang Heilemann’s studio in Munich, West Germany, November 1976.

The songs Satellit, För kärlekens skull, and Jag vill ha en egen måne will come to one’s mind when thinking of Ted’s music. What they have in common is the blending of Ted and Kenneth’s songwriting, that would make the singer-songwriter famous while Kenneth stood in the background of the fame, while well acknowledged in the album sleeves. After Ted’s tragic death, Kenneth went on to be an architect for a primary school in Sweden. He died of cancer on 3 March 2018, aged 69 years.

Just one heart, that needs to open Just one word will break the ice One touch, to kill the darkness One kiss to give it light.

Also featuring: Edvin Bredefeldt as Benny Andersson and Jonas Bane as Björn Ulvaeus.

Photo: Bengt H. Malmqvist