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This song is a hook-armed beast. I had almost forgotten about it. Hooks all over. Great beat and great reaction!

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Great song.... and very funny official video 😊! Someday try the Erasure (cover) version... It's very good too! Take care, guys! Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱🤗👍

I like that the girls doing here own things and giving a s…t about synchronicity

Superb reaction Guys, direct & spontaneous, great interaction between both of ya as always i remember this one (my favourite) very vividly...was eleven years old, watching this video with my family when it was on Top of the Pops over here in the UK, where it was Number 1 in the charts (incidentally, eventually knocked off Number 1 by Kate Bush "Wuthering Heights" in Feb 1978, i remember it well) great dialogue from you Guys about lyric interpretation, also the technical expertise on instrumentation & yeah, still enjoying the clip at the beginning of you both playing the drums....wow, what Energy yeah Guys, Keep Rockin' On!

Hi Guys, yeah, one of their most sing a long happy go long songs... which is funny in context of what I just read which surprised me. Maybe you heard about this ~ The song's origins sprang from Ulvaeus, a keen runner, who would repeat a "tck-a-ch"-style rhythm to pace himself. This evolved into "take-a-chance" and the eventual lyrics. Roger Palm, the drummer on the track, described the song as "ABBA at their most energetic and forceful".

So nice to see you again reaction to more ABBA songs in your ABBA Journey "Take a chance on me" (1978) is one of their best ABBA hits in all the world, the most selling song of ABBA in U.S. (more than Dancing Queen), #3 in Billboard U.S. one of their four Top10 in US : #6 Waterloo (1974) #1 Dancing Queen (1977) #3 Take a chance on me (1978) #8 The winner takes it all (1981) also their 7th #1 single in UK (3th consecutive after "Knowing me knowing you" & "The name of the game") This is one of few song than the vocals are more extensive than the music (They begin 'a capela' and singing at the end, without instrumental parts, it's fantastic) the blonde singer Agnetha is the lead vocal in the solo verses, her voice is so powerful, in perfect armonies and chorus with the brunette Anni Frid in co-leads vocal (and the boys in back voices singing repetitive the frase 'take a chance, chance') Agnetha & Frida have fantastic voices and harmonies together Agnetha is soprano , Frida is mezzo soprano and together made an iconic unique 'third voice' the guitarist Björn got the idea while jogging, by the sound of the footsteps he interpreted t-k-t t-kt and adapted it to "take a chance, chance, take a chance", so the song was born Although it is a disco europop, it's like a constant and happy march, captivating, cloying, addictive "ABBA The Álbum" (my favourite) release at the same time with "ABBA The Movie" in 1977, is a Masterpiece of versatility in each song next is "One man one woman" (Frida in leads) it has official video too I wish you a greatest new week My best regards from Buenos Aires, Argentina 🇦🇷 South América

This another one of their super hits. It has hooks just everywhere.. in high register, low register and in the middle.