ABBA. The backstage
stories
Ingmarie Halling and Carl Magnus Palm
format 245x283
mm, 80 pages, facsimile envelopes all in a box
rights sold: Denmark, UK,
Germany, USA
We all remember ABBA for their fantastic music and
countless hits – but also the visual side of the group. ABBA’s “outrageous”
stage costumes were iconic of 70’s fashion in general and are, apart from the
music, the first thing that springs to mind when you hear the name ABBA.
This book includes stories never told before. It includes also facsimile
envelopes with personal memories from the four members, never shown before. The
three major tours in 1977, 1979 and 1980 all visually rewarding, are given a lot
of space in the book. Ingmarie Halling is a close friend to the members and she
has made interviews for the book, therefore some of the text will be from today.
The book will be launched in March 2014, 40 years after the win in
Brighton with “Waterloo”.
Ingmarie Halling was responsible for the
dressing room on ABBA’s major tours. Thanks to Ingmarie’s wide circle of
contacts, many other people that worked behind the scenes tell us what it was
like in the good old days. Many of these people have rarely or never talked
about their work with ABBA, so there will be plenty of new, fresh anecdotes and
reflections from ABBA members.
Carl Magnus Palm has been the world’s
leading authority on ABBA for the past two decades and has written a number of
books about the group. In this book, he will be sharing his knowledge about the
history of ABBA.
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