ABBA gained fame in 1970s with hits like "Dancing Queen" and "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme!". Group disbanded in 1982 after 10 years of success. Reunited as virtual avatars in 2016 for entertainment experience. Released final studio album "Voyage" in November 2021. Documentary "ABBA: AGAINST THE ODDS" premiered on CW in May 2024
Born in Egypt in 1939 to French father and Italian mother. Started as bank clerk and drummer in Monaco after family's expulsion. Moved to Paris in 1960, began performing at nightclubs. Released first successful French cover of "Made to Love" in 1962
Nursery rhymes emerged in 1820s, replacing earlier terms like Tommy Thumb Songs. First known collection was Tommy Thumb's Pretty Song Book published in 1744. Several scholars and collectors documented and preserved oral traditions
Born around 1450-1455 in Flanders, possibly studied at Cambrai Cathedral. Joined René of Anjou's choir in 1477, later served under Louis XI. Became wealthy and traveled frequently, working for Sforza family in Milan. Served in Rome under Innocent VIII and Alexander VI, then Louis XII
English Christmas carol with cumulative lyrics about gifts from "true love". First published in London's Mirth Without Mischief around 1780. Originated from Newcastle area, possibly from France. Song has twelve verses, each building on previous ones
Born Nathaniel Adams Coles in 1919 in Montgomery, Alabama. Started music career at age 15 with brother Eddie Cole's Swingsters. Formed King Cole Trio in 1936, becoming top-selling black group on Capitol. Transitioned to solo singing in 1950, recording over 100 hits