Olivia!

This was during "ABBA Month" in the USA ABBA with magazine articles, full page adverts, the billboard on Sunset Boulevard, radio interviews and "Take A Chance On Me" storming up the charts.

As Olivia's guests, they were seen by over 30 million American viewers and were part of a hefty promotional push.  Click here for a promotional postcard and here for a TV listing page from a magazine.

The songs performed LIVE:-

'Remember The Days Of The Old School Yard' (with Olivia and Andy Gibb)
'If You Love Me' (backing Olivia)''
Dancing Queen'                         
'Fernando' (edit)
'I Just Wanna Be Your Everything' (backing Andy Gibb)
'Have You Never Been Mellow?' (you don't SEE ABBA on this clip)  
Please Mr Please (backing Olivia)                                                
'Take A Chance On Me' LIVE                                                         
'Shadow Dancing' (dancing along to Andy Gibb (not singing)) 
Hopelessly Devoted To You (Olivia)          
If You Love Me (all together)                                                

You also see ABBA singing Money Money Money (not LIVE) behind a large glass box where dollar bills are flying down from the top as part of a board game 'skit'.

The 'jamming' session with Olivia and Andy Gibb included the following:-
Help Me Rhonda
Barbara Anne
Opera bit ("Una voce poco fa" from "Il Barbiere di Siviglia" (The Barber of Seville by Rossini) - Frida
Holiday - Andy Gibb
Jailhouse Rock
What'll I Do - Olivia

Thank You For The Music (with Olivia and Andy Gibb) as the credits rolled

Throughout the show are some annoying kids playing out scenes on a school stage pretending to be Olivia, ABBA and Andy Gibb.

Benny on 'Olivia'

                    Part 1                                              Part 2                                         Part 3
       

                  Part 4

 

UPDATE: September 2011
An incredible piece of footage has emerged with extra footage not broadcast, but most fantastically in true stereo - listen to the live performances AS THEY WERE, not post-production

Björn losing his balance right at the beginning "in the schoolyard"
Benny giving it everything at the beginning of Andy Gibb's Shadow Dancing

And the new bit not previously aired at the end of 'Thank You For The Music':