ABBA Songs for Dancing uses a single song repertoire across ten ballroom dance categories, with Klaus Hallen identified as the artist. These instrumental selections have individual dance assignments: Dancing queen and Take a chance on me are grouped as Samba, while Mamma mia and Head over heels form the Cha Cha pair. The three Rumbas draw on Fernando, Chiquitita and Thank you for the music.
The remaining programme broadens the choice with Lay all your love on me for Paso Doble and So long for Jive, followed by Standard selections. Money money money is assigned to Tango, Angel eyes to Viennese Waltz and Waterloo to Quickstep. I do, I do, I do, I do, I do and I have a dream provide the Slow Foxtrot pair. This is a useful distinction for anyone choosing a familiar song for a particular dance: the collection's arrangement category matters, and these are not credited as ABBA's original recordings. All fifteen assignments are shown below; track durations and tempo values are not supplied.
Track List
Samba
| # | Track |
|---|
| 01 | Dancing queen |
| 02 | Take a chance on me |
Cha cha cha
| # | Track |
|---|
| 03 | Mamma mia |
| 04 | Head over heels |
Rumba
| # | Track |
|---|
| 05 | Fernando |
| 06 | Chiquitita |
| 07 | Thank you for the music |
Paso doble
| # | Track |
|---|
| 08 | Lay all your love on me |
Jive
Slow waltz
| # | Track |
|---|
| 10 | I’ve been waiting for you |
Tango
| # | Track |
|---|
| 11 | Money money money |
Viennese waltz
Slowfoxtrot
| # | Track |
|---|
| 13 | I do, I do, I do, I do, I do |
| 14 | I have a dream |
Quickstep
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