Popular music in the '70s had many dividing lines, but none was bigger than disco. Saturday Night Fever may not have invented disco, but it brought it to the forefront of pop culture in a way that was ...

Bill Oakes, who was president of RSO Records in the 1970s, remembers the first time he heard Bee Gees’ demos for the songs that would end up on the label’s blockbuster 1977 soundtrack to Saturday ...

The Bee Gees rode the disco wave of the late 1970s, with hits like “Stayin’ Alive,” “You Should Be Dancing” and “Night Fever.” But there’s more to the catalog of the three Australian Gibb brothers ...

The Bee Gees were responsible for eight of the 17 tracks that appear in the film "Saturday Night Fever" (1977). (NBC Television via Wikimedia Commons) The soundtrack to “Saturday Night Fever” wasn’t ...

The Bee Gees wrote and performed a majority of the songs featured on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, including their classic hits—”Stayin’ Alive,” “How Deep Is Your Love,” “Night Fever,” “If I ...

The movie’s opening-credit sequence may be the most influential in movie history. While disco had been bubbling up from the underground, its moment to shine came with the release of the movie and ...

A film with a relatively low budget spawned a soundtrack album that would dominate the charts for almost half of 1978. Saturday Night Fever‘s iconic opening credits sequence of John Travolta walking ...