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Dancing Queen

Song by Benny Andersson, Björn Ulvaeus, and Stig AndersonWikipedia

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Nov 7, 2026

Mark GrovesHOST
35:25
I am Evita, damn you.
RhondaUNKNOWN
35:27
How about Dancing Queen?
Brett HatfieldHOST
35:33
I celebrate their entire library.
Brett HatfieldHOST
35:34
I think I'd pay real money to hear him sing Dancing Queen.
Brett HatfieldHOST
35:37
I think you've got a list
K. Michael WallenGUEST
35:38
of songs, don't you? Well, I mean, I'm looking through what I actually did listen to out of my playlist, and it's everything from soul to country to rock and roll.
Tom PollardHOST
17:01
What's funny on this, and you do cover work, so I love you for that.
Tom PollardHOST
17:05
I love you for that because when you send me Time of My Life or Dancing Queen, I know what I'm getting.
Tom PollardHOST
17:11
But if John Smith from Missoula, Montana sends me Dancing Queen, I'm expecting ABBA and I hear a country song.
Wendy SiegelGUEST
17:19
Yeah, it could be anything.
Wendy SiegelGUEST
17:21
Because
Tom PollardHOST
19:16
Yeah.
Tom PollardHOST
19:17
Well, let's talk about some of your music and your bands.
Tom PollardHOST
19:20
The first song we're going to listen to is Dancing Queen.
Anna CordinGUEST
15:47
Oh, fun.
Anna CordinGUEST
15:49
Yeah, hot stuff, you know, Dancing Queen.
Riva Jean-PaulHOST
15:53
Yes.
Anna CordinGUEST
15:54
It brings me so much joy to, like... sit and fiddle and like understand the songs.
Matt JonesHOST
5:12
But boy, did Jeffrey Simmons look good.
Matt JonesHOST
5:14
Did I hear that Dancing Queen is your favorite song?
Billy RutledgeHOST
5:16
It's a guilty pleasure song, yes.
Billy RutledgeHOST
5:18
You don't like Dancing Queen? Do you just play it in the car by yourself? No, but I don't change it.
Billy RutledgeHOST
5:24
So, like, if it comes on the radio, I'm not like, ugh, turn this off.
Billy RutledgeHOST
5:27
You're like, turn it up.
speaker_6ADVERTISER
5:29
What station are you on that would come on
Billy RutledgeHOST
5:31
the radio? Do
Brian BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:37
And this will make you laugh.
Brian BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:38
The actual ringtone was Dancing Queen from ABBA.
Brian BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:42
because that was Tabitha's assigned ringtone to J.N.' 's phone.
Brian BrownSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
35:47
And the phone lit up the cockpit, of course.
Rob CarsonHOST
6:27
Two songs that will get women to unite on the dance floor.
Rob CarsonHOST
6:31
One of them is I Will Survive, and the other one is Dancing Queen by ABBA, which I can go the rest of my life without hearing.
Rob CarsonHOST
6:38
Even on a desert island with no music for decades, I would consider doing what, in the movie Cast Away, what Tom Hanks did with the tree and the strands of bark that he made.
Rob CarsonHOST
6:53
Anyway, there's some fun stuff there.
Matt JonesHOST
5:43
But boy, did Jeffrey Simmons look good.
Matt JonesHOST
5:44
Did I hear that Dancing Queen is your favorite song?
Billy RutledgePANELIST
5:47
It's a guilty pleasure song, yes.
Billy RutledgePANELIST
5:49
You don't like Dancing Queen? Do you just play it in the car by yourself? No, but I don't change it.
Billy RutledgePANELIST
5:54
So, like, if it comes on the radio, I'm not like, ugh, turn this off.
Billy RutledgePANELIST
5:58
You're like, turn it up.
Peyton ManningADVERTISER
5:59
Well,
Matt JonesHOST
6:00
I mean, yeah.
Triana ButlerHOST
20:59
Top 10 ABBA essentials, what would they put in there?
Katie PurvisGUEST
21:03
Dancing Queen, number one.
Katie PurvisGUEST
21:05
Dancing Queen has to be number one.
Katie PurvisGUEST
21:06
Yes, 100%.
Triana ButlerHOST
21:07
Dancing Queen's one.
Katie PurvisGUEST
21:08
Mamma Mia.
Katie PurvisGUEST
21:09
Mamma Mia.
Triana ButlerHOST
25:53
At the top of the list, number one, Mamma Mia.
Gary NolanHOST
8:17
There was music playing in the room.
Gary NolanHOST
8:19
I realized that the song was Dancing Queen by ABBA.
Gary NolanHOST
8:22
I remarked to Andy that all of the songs that could be playing during this particular procedure, Dancing Queen had to be the least appropriate.
Gary NolanHOST
8:31
You want me to turn it up, said Andy, from somewhere behind me? Ha ha, I said.
Gary NolanHOST
8:36
And then it was time, the moment I had been dreading for more than a decade.
Gary NolanHOST
8:46
I have no idea.
Gary NolanHOST
8:48
Really, I slept through it.
Gary NolanHOST
8:50
One moment, Abba was yelling, dancing queen, feel like the beat of the tambourine.
Mark EllenHOST
14:44
Also, interestingly, some songs, dance songs, dance tracks, old-fashioned ones, do often have longish introductions for the simple reason that when you hear it, it gives you a chance to get to the dance floor.
Mark EllenHOST
14:58
So Dancing Queen by ABBA, Come On Eileen, both much discussed on this podcast, have about a 30-second introduction, which is where you can just kick your shoes off, loosen your tie, finish your meringue, grab out your gasper, and get on the floor.
Mark EllenHOST
15:15
But in this case, I mean, I don't know, I'm trying to think, my only theory off the top of my head is that if it's an indie song, then whoever is listening to it, at whatever time of day or night,
David HepworthHOST
15:24
has only just woken up.

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