50 years after ABBA’s international breakthrough, winning Eurovision Song Contest with “Waterloo”, some of Sweden’s most famous musicians — including Mikkey Dee (MOTÖRHEAD, SCORPIONS), John Norum (EUROPE) and Howlin’ Per “Pelle” Almqvist (THE HIVES) — have joined forces to pay tribute to the iconic…
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