ABBA performs Just A Notion

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Just a Notion: A Timeless Treasure

ABBA’s “Just a Notion” is a delightful pop gem that emerged from the band’s extensive archives. Originally recorded in 1978 during the sessions for their iconic album Voulez-Vous, this track was initially shelved due to the band’s dissatisfaction with the mix. However, its infectious melody and upbeat energy have ensured its enduring appeal.

Over the years, “Just a Notion” has become a fan favorite, circulating among collectors and enthusiasts. Its catchy chorus and playful lyrics have captured the hearts of listeners worldwide. The song’s timeless quality is a testament to ABBA’s songwriting prowess and their ability to create music that transcends generations.

The recent release of “Just a Notion” as part of ABBA’s comeback album Voyage has reignited interest in this beloved track. Its inclusion on the album has allowed a wider audience to discover this hidden gem and experience the joy and nostalgia that it evokes. With its infectious rhythm and uplifting message, “Just a Notion” continues to be a testament to ABBA’s enduring legacy and their ability to create timeless music.

Video

https://youtu.be/vy4bLOYDmsQ?si=a0qUrfB-P73Yno8K

ABBA – Just A Notion (Lyric Video) (https://youtu.be/vy4bLOYDmsQ?si=a0qUrfB-P73Yno8K)

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