| Filmed | May (or September?) 1975 |
|---|---|
| Location | Stockholm, Sweden |
| Broadcast | 10 October 1975 and 1976 in Australia. Bits of this programme were
used in a show "An Evening with ABBA and Silver Convention" which was
basically just the ABBA clips from "Made in Sweden For Export"
(which were played first) and a Silver
Convention Concert which was aired on 23 March 1977 with an Australian host.
Apparently Channel 9 received a large number of complaints about the lack of
ABBA as it was at the height of their popularity. 30 August 1976, BBC2, Great Britain at 9.40pm 7 April 1976, Sweden, TV2 at 9.50pm |
| Released | This performance has not been included on any officially released video or DVD |
| Notes | "Mamma Mia" and
"So Long" were performed for
this short programme which was a showcase for Sweden and Swedish artists
produced by Sveriges Radio/TV2. ABBA were the only artists in the programme to do more than one
song. Running order of guests: 1. ABBA - Intermezzo No.1 (opening credits) A special film was made of I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do or the programme. The show was presented at the MIDEM Fair in Cannes in January
1976.
"Mamma Mia"
" I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do"
"So Long" |
| Duration | about 15 minutes for the ABBA parts (whole programme just under 30 minutes) |
| Watch Out For | In "I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do, I Do" after Björn and Benny have successfully "fought" the other men, Benny seems a little dizzy and very unhappy. Frida leans in for a glass of champagne from Benny while he's pouring one for himself and Björn but he refuses! |
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| Credits |
Thanks to Johan Jerreling, Petr Mlejnek,
Jozsef, Erik Liebstaedter, Sam Shervz,
Peter Kennedy, Jun Seo, Robin Andersson and Graeme Read. Thanks
also to Sonia Jarvis and Pepé c/o
ABBA
Village YouTube clips c/o Brightnights and stifitchen |