Dancing Queen (ABBA)
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Abbacadabra (from various compilations released by Almighty Records)
Angeleyes on the album ABBADance (1999)
Jodi Albert and Carley Stenson from ABBAMania 2 (2004)
Arrival from their album First Flight (1999)
Audioscam on the album Abbattack (2008)
Claudja Barry
Candy Cane
Chet Lam, a Hong Kong-based indie musician, recorded the song on his "Camping" (2006)
Beat Crusaders on their album Musicrusaders (2005)
Milo Binder on the promo compilation Rolling Stone – Rare Trax Vol. 2 (1997)
Black Sweden on Gold (2004) ~ often mistakenly listed as Black Sabbath on P2P filesharing networks
Luka Bloom on his album Keeper of the Flame (2000)
BNB on the album Bossa Mia: Songs of ABBA (2008)
Brotherhood of Man on their album Sing 20 Number One Hits (1980)
Donna Burke from Japanese ABBA Ibiza Caliente Mix
Belinda Carlisle from the German ABBA Mania album (2005), which tied into a TV special
Philippe Cohen Solal featuring Melonie Cannon on the album Solal Presents: The Moonshine Sessions (2007)
Diablo on their album Elegance In Black (2000)
Chixie Dix on the compilation ABBAlicious (2004)
Carol Douglas on her album Full Bloom (1977)
Eric Bibb on his album Even Better Than the Disco Thing (2008)
E-Rotic from ABBA tribute album Thank You for the Music (1997)
Euphorica on the album ABBA Dance (2003)
Frank Turner on the album The First Three Years (2008)
Flock of Doug on the album Wish I Were Here (2004)
Garageland from New Zealand tribute album Abbasalutely (1995)
Girl Authority from their self-titled Girl Authority album (2005)
Glow on the compilation A Tribute to ABBA (also released as ABBAMetal) (2001)
The Grace a.k.a. TSZX on their album 한번더, OK? (2007)
Jive Bunny and the Mastermixers on their album Non-Stop ABBA Party
Mambo Kurt from Spiel, Heimorgel spiel (2007)
Coco Lee on her album CoCo's Party (1996) and ABBA: A Tribute – The 25th Anniversary Celebration (1999).
London Philharmonic Orchestra
Jennifer Love Hewitt on her album Love Songs (1992)
Issa on the Electronic Tribute to ABBA compilation (2001)
Pamela McNeill from Tribute To ABBA album
Munich Philharmonic Orchestra
Nils Landgren from Funky ABBA (2004)
Manabu Nagayama and Shunji Suzuki from Natural Beauty Basic Presents Blend compilation (2004)
Oompah Brass , in 3/4 on Oompocalypse Now (2008) [pranala nonaktif permanen].
P from their self-titled album (1995)
Pink Lady on an episode of their variety show Pink Lady and Jeff.
Franck Pourcel
Raining Pleasure (featured in the Greek film Hardcore)
Rajaton from Rajaton Sings ABBA With The Lahti Symphony Orchestra (2006)
The Real Group from ABBA: A Tribute – The 25th Anniversary Celebration (1999)
Redd Kross
Regine Velasquez
Richard Clayderman played an instrumental version on his album The ABBA Collection
Riff Raff from Rock 'N' Roll Mutation Vol. 1: Riff Raff Performs ABBA (2006)
Rob ‘N’ Raz DLC from ABBA: The Tribute (1992)
Rozalla
Inger Lise Rypdal
Marion Rung had a 1977 single release of the Finnish rendering "Prinsessa"
Kalomoira Saranti and Giwrgos Xristou
S Club 7 from Abbamania (1999)
SD Project on the album ABBA Chill Out (2006)
San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus from the album ExtrABBAganza! (1997)
Seppo Rannikko from the album Sahara (1976)
SexBomb Girls
Shana Vanguarde
Sixpence None the Richer from Dick (1999) soundtrack and The Best of Sixpence None the Richer (2004)
The Spooky Men's Chorale (2009)
Steps (1999) and again for their The Ultimate Collection (Steps album) album (2011)
Stixx on the EP Scotsmanality Survivor
The Ten Tenors
Texas Lightning from Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch (2005)
Vocal Six on the CD "International" 2006
Wing from her album Wing Sings ABBA
Victor Wong
The Yayhoos from their album Fear Not The Obvious (2001)
Tracy Huang from her album "Mississippi" (1977)
Meryl Streep Christine Baranski Julie Walters for the Soundtrack of the movie Mamma Mia
Naya Rivera and Amber Riley of the Glee Cast performed the song in the season 2 episode Prom Queen
The KLF, under The JAMs moniker, sampled "Dancing Queen" for "The Queen and I" on their debut album 1987 (What the Fuck Is Going On?). ABBA and the Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society forced them to "deliver up the master tape, mothers, stampers and any other parts commensurate with manufacture of the record". King Boy D and Rockman Rock travelled to Sweden to destroy the unsold copies there.
Norwegian doctor, politician, author, comedian and singer Trond Viggo Torgersen recorded a version of the song as "Danskebåtartisten" (The Danish Boat Artist), a Swede (probably a woman), where his character doesn't understand the lyrics sheet while singing the song and requests help from somebody called/nicknamed Stikkan (possibly a reference to Stig Anderson)