Super Trouper (song) - Other Cover Versions

Other Cover Versions

• Another cover slightly similar to the A*Teens version was included on the tribute album ABBAdance by Angeleyes from 1999.
• A hi-NRG/techno dance version and various remixes by ABBA tribute group Abbacadabra were released through the English label Almighty Records in the late 1990s. It was included on the 2008 compilation We Love ABBA: The Mamma Mia Dance Compilation. An audio sample can be heard on the official Almighty Records website.
• Another dance version by Jaybee is on the compilation Lay All Your Love On ABBA.
• The ABBAMetal compilation (also released as A Tribute to ABBA) featured a cover by German heavy metal band Custard.
• The song was covered live by The Three Terrors (Stephin Merritt, LD Beghtol, and Dudley Klute) at their 2001 extravganza, The Saddest Songs We Know at The Knitting Factory, New York, in 2003; Klute sang lead. Author Daniel Handler, aka Lemony Snickett, played accordion.
• The song was covered in a 1920s style by German singer Max Raabe and the Palast Orchester.
• On the 1995 New Zealand ABBA tribute album Abbasalutely, the song was covered by the band Headless Chickens.
• American musician/songwriter Pamela McNeill covered the song on her Tribute To ABBA album. Her husband, Dugan McNeill, helped produce the album.
• An electronica version of the song by Mitchell Sigman can be found on the compilation The Electronic Tribute To ABBA, with Roger Gisborne on vocals.
• A slower, ambient dance version is included on the tribute album ABBA Dance by Euphorica in 2003.
• The 2004 British ABBAMania 2 album includes a version sung by British TV actors Lucy Benjamin of EastEnders fame, and James Gaddas.
• Swedish musician Nils Landgren included a rendition of the song on his 2004 tribute album Funky ABBA.
• On the 2004 tribute album Abbalicious performed by various drag queens from the U.S., the song was covered by Betzy.
• A cover of the song by C.C. Miles can be found on the 2006 chill out music compilation ABBA Chill Out.
• Glasgow indie pop band Camera Obscura covered the song on the b-side of their 7" vinyl release Tears For Affairs single in 2007. A version also appeared on the compilation album, The Saturday Sessions: The Dermot O'Leary Show (2007, EMI).
• The song was covered in a jazz/lounge music style by American group BNB on their 2008 album Bossa Mia: Songs of ABBA.
• A cover of the song with slightly reworked lyrics was included on the 2008 album The Velvet Hour by indie group Somegirl.
• The song was translated into Taiwanese and covered by Taiwanese musician Harlem Yu.
• German band Bella Vista released a German version of the song as a single in 2008.