The two couples enter the studio saloon by pushing through the saloon swing-doors after a western-style introduction by Jan "Trollarparn" Eriksson on the piano (the man with the cigar) - and his orchestra. Then they perform "California, Here I Come". The clip lasts not much longer than a minute and they are singing live in English. You can especially hear Benny's voice during the harmonies.
Then Gunnar Siljaboo Nilsson, a well-known Swedish jazz-singer in the 60s
enters singing "Red Roses
for a Blue Lady" surrounded by Agnetha, Benny, Björn and Anni-Frid
who join in the chorus. Then they do a little acting - Agnetha and Frida
become 'enchanted' by Gunnar's beauty and when Björn taps on Agnetha's
shoulder, he gets an elbow in return! Agnetha then pretends to be shy
by putting one of her bunches (hair) in her mouth! This has not been broadcast
since the original broadcast date.
"California, Here I Come"
Also when she puts her hair in her mouth!
