I love this fabbalous remix of ABBA's 'holy grail': Just like that!
(remix by MBL @ Berlin and edited by Nicko)
'JLT' history:
"Just Like That" was originally penned by ABBA composers Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus in May 1982, and recording sessions began that same month. "Just Like That", along with a handful of other songs, were recorded with the intention of compiling them on a brand new studio album. However, Benny and Björn lost interest in "Just Like That" after several failed attempts at recording it, and decided in early June to put the "Just Like That" tapes aside.
Somehow, bootleg versions of some of the as of yet unreleased demos began circulating among fans during the 1980s. It has long been rumoured that some cassettes were stolen from Björn's car, and this has recently been confirmed by Björn himself, via Carl Magnus Palm. Since the mid-1980s, there has been an increasing interest in the official release of many of these unreleased tracks, including "Just Like That" and "I Am the City" (which was subsequently released as a bonus track for the first time on the 1993 compilation More Gold.)
In 1994, Benny and Björn allowed a small 2 minute snippet of "Just Like That" to be released as part of the ABBA Undeleted medley, compiled by producer Michael B. Tretow, on the Thank You For The Music box-set. The snippet revealed a few of the song's saxophone riffs, courtesy of Raphael Ravenscroft (who also worked on Gerry Rafferty's hit "Baker Street" in 1978), and the song's second and final choruses. The entire first and second verses were left out, as was the first chorus.
After their work with ABBA, Benny and Björn looked at "Just Like That" again, and in 1984 decided to rework both composition and lyrics, eventually ending up with two new songs. The first, which kept the original "Just Like That" chorus, was recorded by Swedish duo Gemini, with whom Benny and Bjorn also worked with producing their 1985 self-titled album. "Just Like That" was even released as a Gemini single in the UK.
The other part of the song, composed around the original "Just Like That" verses, had the demo title "When The Waves Roll Out To Sea", and was one of the songs tried out by both Elaine Paige and Tommy Körberg during sessions for the musical Chess, but it was once again put aside. It even acquired another working title and another set of lyrics after this: "With The Stars Up In The Sky". The verses to the old "Just Like That" were added to a new chorus in 1984, and it has now found its place in Chess - almost 20 years later - as the number "Glöm Mig Om Du Kan", a ballad sung by the Russian character Molokov, with Swedish lyrics by Björn.
On 28 November 2004 Elaine Paige played two demos of the track on her BBC radio show - her version of "Just Like That" and also "When The Waves Roll Out To Sea".
/Wikipedia
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Just_Like_That_(song)
I definately enjoyed this one Elin
5*'s +
jes941 2 years ago
thank you Jim!!
SADL00KINM00N 2 years ago
Consider it enjoyed lol :)
roydoncrossing 2 years ago
hey you took the words out of my mouth Bill..! :D
thanks :)
SADL00KINM00N 2 years ago
VERY GOODMY PREFER THNKS
abbalook 2 years ago
thank you!
SADL00KINM00N 2 years ago