Dancing Queen (ABBA)

^[1] 7" Vinyl

• a. "Dancing Queen"
• b. "That's Me"

1992 CD Re-issue

1. "Dancing Queen"
2. "Lay All Your Love On Me"

"Dancing Queen" yang dipopulerkan A-Teens' album ke-4 dan terakhir The ABBA Generation.

European 2-Track CD single

1. "Dancing Queen" [album version] – 3:48
2. "The Name of the Game" – 4:17

European/Mexican CD maxi

1. "Dancing Queen" [album version] – 3:48
2. "Dancing Queen" [Pierre J's Main Radio Mix] – 3:27
3. "Dancing Queen" [Pierre J's Main Extended Mix] – 5:47
4. "Dancing Queen" [BTS Gold Edition Mix] – 5:13

U.S. CD single

1. "Dancing Queen" [album version] – 3:48
2. "Dancing Queen" [extended version] – 5:48

U.S. cassette

1. "Dancing Queen" [album version] – 3:48
2. "Dancing Queen" [extended version] – 5:48

• Abbacadabra (from various compilations released by Almighty Records)^[9]
• Angeleyes on the album ABBADance (1999)
• Jodi Albert and Carley Stenson from ABBAMania 2 (2004)
• Arrival from their album First Flight (1999)
• Audioscam on the album Abbattack (2008)
• Claudja Barry
• Candy Cane
• Chet Lam, a Hong Kong-based indie musician, recorded the song on his "Camping" (2006)
• Beat Crusaders on their album Musicrusaders (2005)
• Milo Binder on the promo compilation Rolling Stone – Rare Trax Vol. 2 (1997)
• Black Sweden on Gold (2004) ~ often mistakenly listed as Black Sabbath on P2P filesharing networks
• Luka Bloom on his album Keeper of the Flame (2000)
• BNB on the album Bossa Mia: Songs of ABBA (2008)
• Brotherhood of Man on their album Sing 20 Number One Hits (1980)^[10]
• Donna Burke from Japanese ABBA Ibiza Caliente Mix
• Belinda Carlisle from the German ABBA Mania album (2005), which tied into a TV special
• Philippe Cohen Solal featuring Melonie Cannon on the album Solal Presents: The Moonshine Sessions (2007)
• Diablo on their album Elegance In Black (2000)
• Chixie Dix on the compilation ABBAlicious (2004)
• Carol Douglas on her album Full Bloom (1977)
• Eric Bibb on his album Even Better Than the Disco Thing (2008)
• E-Rotic from ABBA tribute album Thank You for the Music (1997)
• Euphorica on the album ABBA Dance (2003)
• Frank Turner on the album The First Three Years (2008)
• Flock of Doug on the album Wish I Were Here (2004)
• Garageland from New Zealand tribute album Abbasalutely (1995)
• Girl Authority from their self-titled Girl Authority album (2005)
• Glow on the compilation A Tribute to ABBA (also released as ABBAMetal) (2001)
• The Grace a.k.a. TSZX on their album 한번더, OK? (2007)
• Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers on their album Non-Stop ABBA Party
• Mambo Kurt from Spiel, Heimorgel spiel (2007)
• Coco Lee on her album CoCo's Party (1996) and ABBA: A Tribute – The 25th Anniversary Celebration (1999).
• London Philharmonic Orchestra
• Jennifer Love Hewitt on her album Love Songs (1992)
• Issa on the Electronic Tribute to ABBA compilation (2001)
• Pamela McNeill from Tribute To ABBA album
• Munich Philharmonic Orchestra
• Nils Landgren from Funky ABBA (2004)
• Manabu Nagayama and Shunji Suzuki from Natural Beauty Basic Presents Blend compilation (2004)
• Oompah Brass [1], in 3/4 on Oompocalypse Now (2008) [2]^{[pranala nonaktif permanen]}.
• P from their self-titled album (1995)
• Pink Lady on an episode of their variety show Pink Lady and Jeff.
• Franck Pourcel
• Raining Pleasure (featured in the Greek film Hardcore)
• Rajaton from Rajaton Sings ABBA With The Lahti Symphony Orchestra (2006)
• The Real Group from ABBA: A Tribute – The 25th Anniversary Celebration (1999)
• Redd Kross
• Regine Velasquez
• Richard Clayderman played an instrumental version on his album The ABBA Collection
• Riff Raff from Rock 'N' Roll Mutation Vol. 1: Riff Raff Performs ABBA (2006)
• Rob ‘N’ Raz DLC from ABBA: The Tribute (1992)
• Rozalla
• Inger Lise Rypdal
• Marion Rung had a 1977 single release of the Finnish rendering "Prinsessa"
• Kalomoira Saranti and Giwrgos Xristou
• S Club 7 from Abbamania (1999)
• SD Project on the album ABBA Chill Out (2006)
• San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus from the album ExtrABBAganza! (1997)
• Seppo Rannikko from the album Sahara (1976)
• SexBomb Girls
• Shana Vanguarde
• Sixpence None the Richer from Dick (1999) soundtrack and The Best of Sixpence None the Richer (2004)
• The Spooky Men's Chorale (2009)
• Steps (1999) and again for their The Ultimate Collection (Steps album) album (2011)
• Stixx on the EP Scotsmanality Survivor
• The Ten Tenors
• Texas Lightning from Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch (2005)
• Vocal Six on the CD "International" 2006
• Wing from her album Wing Sings ABBA
• Victor Wong
• The Yayhoos from their album Fear Not The Obvious (2001)
• Tracy Huang from her album "Mississippi" (1977)
• Meryl Streep Christine Baranski Julie Walters for the Soundtrack of the movie Mamma Mia
• Naya Rivera and Amber Riley of the Glee Cast performed the song in the season 2 episode Prom Queen
• The KLF, under The JAMs moniker, sampled "Dancing Queen" for "The Queen and I" on their debut album 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?). ABBA and the Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society forced them to "deliver up the master tape, mothers, stampers and any other parts commensurate with manufacture of the record".^[11] King Boy D and Rockman Rock travelled to Sweden to destroy the unsold copies there.^[12]
• Norwegian doctor, politician, author, comedian and singer Trond Viggo Torgersen recorded a version of the song as "Danskebåtartisten" (The Danish Boat Artist), a Swede (probably a woman), where his character doesn't understand the lyrics sheet while singing the song and requests help from somebody called/nicknamed Stikkan (possibly a reference to Stig Anderson)

• Alanis Morissette
• Edurne (in the TV show Operación Triunfo in Spain)
• Dan Baird (with the Sofa Kings)
• Jimmy Barnes on The Andrew Denton Breakfast Show – Musical Challenge (2000)
• Belle & Sebastian
• Christy Carlson Romano (on the TV series Even Stevens)
• The Continentals
• John Frusciante of the Red Hot Chili Peppers
• Robbie Fulks
• Paul Gilbert from the Japanese live album Acoustic Samurai
• Robyn from her current world tour as a mash-up with her song "Show Me Love"
• Growing Girls
• Fran Healy
• Taylor Hicks
• The KLF
• Kylie Minogue (at the closing ceremony for the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia and during her Intimate and Live Tour)
• Moxy Früvous
• Over the Rhine
• Sex Pistols
• Jason Shand
• The Sugarcubes (with lead singer Björk)
• Donna Summer
• Frank Turner
• U2 (during the Zoo TV tour, 1993, and joined by Björn and Benny on stage for the track as the tour reached Stockholm)
• Sarah Geronimo and Yeng Constantino (ASAP '08)
• Girls' Generation
• Johnny's Jr on Shounen club (Japan)
• Wilson Phillips on their current Christmas Tour
• Demon Kogure on Classic Rock Jam 2011 New Year's Special

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