http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AysIdXv3Ow
Superb unreleased song Abba recorded in May 1982. This is known as the Na Na's version because of Agnetha's excellent distinctive background vocals. Agnetha still looks beautiful even after a hard day's singing. As she sings in TDBYC "I need a lot of sleep, I like to be in bed by 10." Goodnight Agnetha. See you in the next song.
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For HQ Stereo Here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ak4Df7... Abba " Just Like That " (Nanana Version ) (1982 )
From The Box Set "Thank You For The Music "
Released On April 18th,1995 (snippet of saxophone version)
Other Recorded Versions With Dates Recorded And Recording Lengths.
Dates Recorded.
(Original Version) May 4th, 1982.
(Nanana Version) May 28th, 1982.
(Saxophone Version) June 2nd, 1982.
Recording Lengths.
(Original Version) 5:00
(Nanana version) 4:45
(Saxophone Version) 4:55
Written And Produced By Benny Andersson And Bjorn Ulvaeus.
Engineered By Michael B Tretow.
"Just Like That" Is One Of A Group Of Unreleased Songs By ABBA. It Is One Of The Group's Last Recorded Songs, And Features Agnetha Faltskog On Lead Vocals And Anni-Frid Lyngstad On Backing Vocals. It Has Caused A Lot Of Interest And Hype Among ABBA Fans, And Is Considered By Many To Be The "HOLY GRAIL" Of Unreleased ABBA Songs!
"Just Like That" was originally penned by ABBA composers Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus in May 1982, and recording sessions began that same month. "Just Like That", along with a handful of other songs, were recorded with the intention of compiling them on a brand new studio album. However, Benny and Björn lost interest in "Just Like That" after several failed attempts at recording it, and decided in early June to put the "Just Like That" tapes aside.
In 1994, Benny and Björn allowed a small 2 minute snippet of "Just Like That" to be released as part of the ABBA Undeleted medley, compiled by producer Michael B. Tretow, on the Thank You For The Music box-set. The snippet revealed a few of the song's saxophone riffs, courtesy of Raphael Ravenscroft (who also worked on Gerry Rafferty's hit "Baker Street" in 1978), and the song's second and final choruses. The entire first and second verses were left out, as was the first chorus. If anything, the release of this snippet has only caused fans to want the full version to be released even more.
info by: ji61m
----------- From The Box Set "Thank You For The Music "
Released On April 18th,1995 (snippet of saxophone version)
Other Recorded Versions With Dates Recorded And Recording Lengths.
Dates Recorded.
(Original Version) May 4th, 1982.
(Nanana Version) May 28th, 1982.
(Saxophone Version) June 2nd, 1982.
Recording Lengths.
(Original Version) 5:00
(Nanana version) 4:45
(Saxophone Version) 4:55
Written And Produced By Benny Andersson And Bjorn Ulvaeus.
Engineered By Michael B Tretow.
"Just Like That" Is One Of A Group Of Unreleased Songs By ABBA. It Is One Of The Group's Last Recorded Songs, And Features Agnetha Faltskog On Lead Vocals And Anni-Frid Lyngstad On Backing Vocals. It Has Caused A Lot Of Interest And Hype Among ABBA Fans, And Is Considered By Many To Be The "HOLY GRAIL" Of Unreleased ABBA Songs!
"Just Like That" was originally penned by ABBA composers Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus in May 1982, and recording sessions began that same month. "Just Like That", along with a handful of other songs, were recorded with the intention of compiling them on a brand new studio album. However, Benny and Björn lost interest in "Just Like That" after several failed attempts at recording it, and decided in early June to put the "Just Like That" tapes aside.
In 1994, Benny and Björn allowed a small 2 minute snippet of "Just Like That" to be released as part of the ABBA Undeleted medley, compiled by producer Michael B. Tretow, on the Thank You For The Music box-set. The snippet revealed a few of the song's saxophone riffs, courtesy of Raphael Ravenscroft (who also worked on Gerry Rafferty's hit "Baker Street" in 1978), and the song's second and final choruses. The entire first and second verses were left out, as was the first chorus. If anything, the release of this snippet has only caused fans to want the full version to be released even more.
info by: ji61m
morsayo Just Like That (Unrealesed Song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZvqpnhCQ_ng
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Abba - Just Like That (Sax Version complete)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OEwzpluKg_U
"Just Like That"
(Saxophone version/Final mix)
Saxophone overdubs by Raphael Ravenscroft, recorded late May 1982.
Mixed on 2nd June 1982.
...And almost 26 years later, still unreleased!
by:Skywatcher17
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Just Like That (Sax Version complete)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddHOJjTu4kw
1. Slow Version
2. La, La, La Version
3. Saxophone Version
4. Bjorn & Benny's Version
5. Spanish Version
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ABBA "Just Like That"; The Story of an unreleased ABBA Song
ABPianoBA
So, I decided to make a movie, which contains every step of composition of the song "Just like That" by ABBA. The first part is the version called "Slow Version". The second part( with a different Intro) is the "Na, Na ,Na Version". The third part is the last version of ABBA and is called "Sax-Version". All these Songs were recorded in 1982. The fourth has another chorus, this song`s called "When the waves roll out to sea" and has been recorded in 1983. The Fifth part is a Chess demo sung by Elain Paige. This version contains another verse.
The sixt part is the finall version of "Just like that" sung by Gemini in 1985. In the oppinion of Benny and Bjorn is this the final and best version, but i think, the ABBA Versions are bettter. Hopefully they will release the song. ( The quality isn`t good, because these songs are just Demos) Enjoy....
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_cqg9Je8a8
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