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Abba 'won't cash in on Mamma Mia'



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ABBA, the Swedish pop group, will never reform despite the success of the Mamma Mia stage show and film, according to two members of the band.
Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson said yesterday the pop sensations will never take to the stage again, adding there was "no motivation".

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  • Last Updated: 06 July 2008 9:44 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
 
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Alternative (High-Octane) Fuel Head,

Edinburgh 07/07/2008 11:22:52
Didn't this all happen with the Beatles as well?
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Alternative (High-Octane) Fuel Head,

Edinburgh 07/07/2008 11:23:41
"It's just a pop group that split up. I can't see what all the fuss is about"

-- John Lennon
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Kitti Kat,

12/07/2008 21:41:50
SEems like since the group's popularity waned way back when, some enterprising guy decided to cash in on the music with MammaMia on stage and now movies. Perhaps the show is popular because of us older people remembering the 60's and 70's. Their music was okay but lets' face it, they aren't young either and why make a fool of yourself when your age has faded your looks and also the vocal chords? Better that Abba doesn't regroup.

 

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