| A | Dancing Queen | 3:50 | ||
| B | Dancing Queen | 3:50 |
Vocal
A Polar Music Production
℗ 1976
Same track on both sides.
| Title, Format | Label | Cat# | Country | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dancing Queen (7", Single) | Polar | POS 1225 | Sweden | 1976 | ||
| Dancing Queen / That's Me (7", Single) | Polar | POS 1225 | Sweden | 1976 | ||
| Dancing Queen (CD, Mini) | Polydor | 887 215-3 | Germany | |||
| Dancing Queen (7") | RCA Victor | 102814 | Australia | 1976 | ||
| Dancing Queen (12") | Polydor, Polydor | PZ 231, 863 573-1 | UK | 1992 |
Sizzle Featuring La Rom Baker* - Love Is All Around,
this:
King Errisson - Manhattan Love Song / L. A. Bound,
and this:
MFSB - Love Is The Message
I am now happy to state that I believe "Dancing Queen" to be one of my least favourite records ever. Pointless on 12", it's the same as the album version. The arrangement is poor, and ironically it's far too slow to actually dance to - perhaps it should be called "Tortoise Queen". The recording sounds tinny and trebly and listening to it makes me cringe.
In comparison with the three records I mention above, this record is truly one of the most unlistenable and undanceable pieces of music ever written. Hopelessly overplayed, it's a real blot on the landscape in the history of disco.
Rated 1/5.