Fältskog Agnetha

On the 10th anniversary of her solo album 'A', Agnetha Fältskog releases 'A+', a completely reimagined version of 'A'. The album features the lead single 'Where Do We Go From Here?' - the first new material from Agnetha in 10 years - plus all 10 original recordings from the album 'A'. Agnetha has been working with renowned, Grammy-nominated songwriter and producer Jorgen Elofsson

Agnetha achieved success in Sweden since the release of her debut album Agnetha Fältskog in 1968. Since then she developed a career as one of Sweden's most popular pop music artists. In 1969 she participated in a Swedish television special and in 1972 she reached international stardom as a member of the pop group ABBA. The title song of the compilation "Sjung Denna Sång" was a duet single in 1968 by Agnetha Fältskog & Jörgen Edman originally released as a single by the American husband and wife pop duo Sonny & Cher in 1965 titled "Sing C'est La Vie" written by Sonny Bono. It's the only duet single she made during these early years. The songs on this Swedish sung album are compiled from her first five albums from (1967-1979).

Fältskog Agnetha: Agnetha Fältskog 1968 [CD]

For her fifth album Fältskog composed all but one of the songs herself with lyrics by Swedish writer, journalist and lyricist Bosse Carlgren. The only exception was the Swedish version of the ABBA song "S.O.S.". Agnetha proves that she's not just a good singer, she's also a gifted songwriter, (she wrote her first song, entitled "Två små troll" ("Two Little Trolls") at the age of six. Her 1975 album 'Elva Kvinnor I Ett Hus', in English 'Eleven Women In One House', sees Agnetha adopt different personas for each track with many of the ABBA session musicians play on the album and Frida even lends backing vocals to the song "Var Det Med Dej?". 'Elva Kvinnor I Ett Hus' spent 53 weeks on the Swedish album chart (longer than any of ABBA's albums).

Fältskog Agnetha: Vol 2 1969 [CD]

Fältskog Agnetha: Som jag är 1970 [CD]

Fältskog Agnetha: That's me/Gr hits 1976-87 [CD]