Rutger Gunnarsson Discography of CDs

Rutger Gunnarsson albums From he muted sleeve of Abba's eighth and last album, with its pained front photo of the four bandmembers studiously avoiding one another's gaze in a darkened room, it's clear that 1981's ...

Rutger Gunnarsson songs THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC contains 3 discs of previously released material and a fourth disc of demos and live recordings. Additional personnel includes: Lasse Wellander, Finn Sjober, Janne Schaffer, Michael Arkelew (guitar); ...

Rutger Gunnarsson music CDs Regarded as one of his more obscure albums, this is the soundtrack to one of the many television movies Hazlewood made as a recluse in early-'70s Sweden. Directed by his friend Torbjörn ...

Rutger Gunnarsson CD discography Principally recorded at Polar Music Studios, Stokholm, Sweden in 1980. Includes reissue liner notes by Carl Magnus Palm. SUPER TROUPER is ABBA's seventh--and next to last--studio album, and one of their most artistically ...

Rutger Gunnarsson discography Not quite the soundtrack to the Swedish foursome's film debut, ABBA: The Movie (directed by respected Swedish filmmaker Lasse Hallestrom), THE ALBUM combines several songs from the movie, including the deliriously bouncy ...

Rutger Gunnarsson albums 1979's VOULEZ-VOUZ, the Swedish foursome's sixth album, was probably their commercial pinnacle, as nearly half of the album's ten tracks became substantial hits. The discofied title track, the anthemic "I Have A ...

Rutger Gunnarsson CD discography Widely considered the Swedish foursome's first classic album--and historically important as the first to use the now-famous mirror-B logo--1976's ARRIVAL contains three huge hit singles, the dramatic "Money Money Money," the downcast ...

Rutger Gunnarsson music CDs ABBA's third album, released in 1975, finds the group at the end of the first phase of their career. Having scored massive worldwide success with the bubblegum classics "Ring Ring" and "Waterloo" ...

Rutger Gunnarsson songs German remastered reissue features the bonus tracks "Ring Ring" (1974 US Remix), "Waterloo" (Swedish Version), and "Honey Honey" (Swedish Version). ABBA's second album, titled after their breakthrough single, which won the 1974 Eurovision ...

Rutger Gunnarsson albums Folks familiar with ABBA's singles from their five-year stranglehold on AM radio in the late-'70s may be surprised by this, the Swedish foursome's 1973 debut. Not only is the title track--a runner-up ...

Rutger Gunnarsson discography Widely considered the Swedish foursome's first classic album--and historically important as the first to use the now-famous mirror-B logo--1976's ARRIVAL contains three huge hit singles, the dramatic "Money Money Money," the downcast ...

Rutger Gunnarsson CD discography Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Ring Ring; Another Town, Another Train; Disillusion; People Need Love; I Saw It in the Mirror; Nina, Pretty Ballerina; Love Isn't Easy; Me and Bobby and Bobby's Brother; ...

Rutger Gunnarsson music CDs Recording information: Bastun Studios AB, Stockholm (10/1972-05/1976); Capitol Studios, Hollywood (10/1972-05/1976); Europa Studios (10/1972-05/1976); Hollywood Sound Recorders, Hollywood (10/1972-05/1976); KMH Studio AB, Stockholm (10/1972-05/1976); Marcus Music AB, Stockholm (10/1972-05/1976); Metronome Studio (10/1972-05/1976); ...

Rutger Gunnarsson discography 3 CD set housed in a slipcase. UNiversal. 2007. Liner Note Author: Carl Magnus Palm. Recording information: Metronome Studio, KMH, Glen and Europafilm Studios, Sto. Photographers: Ola Lager; Torbjorn Calvero; Bengt H. Malmqvist. Arrangers: Benny Andersson; ...

Rutger Gunnarsson songs 1979's VOULEZ-VOUZ, the Swedish foursome's sixth album, was probably their commercial pinnacle, as nearly half of the album's ...