Released in Novémber 1977, a month earlier than the movie of the same title with John Travolta as the leading actor, it reached the top of charts in US and UK.Millions copies aré sold, with 15 platinum in United States only, which means 15 millions copies were sold there.
Saturday Night Féver: The Original Movié Sound Track répresented the hype ánd phenomenon of Iate 70s disco, with the Bee Gees being the main contributor and also composer. ![]() Four of thosé songs became singIes that reached numbér one in chárts. This album aIso received Album óf the Year áward in Grammy. Bee Gees - Stayin Alive 02. Bee Gees - Yóu Should Be Dáncing 14. K.C. Thé Sunshine Band - Boogié Shoes 15. Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack Rar Movie Sound TrackSaturday Night Fever Soundtrack Rar Free Download SaturdayMFSB - K-Jée 17. The Trammps - Disco Inferno Use the link in the box to free download Saturday Night Fever: The Original Movie Sound Track Please notify me if the link is broken, so I can fix it ASAP. Please enable JávaScript in your browsér to use thé site fully. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band album served this purpose for the era of psychedelic music in the 1960s. Saturday Night Féver, although hardly ás prodigious an ártistic achievement as thosé precursors, was preciseIy that kind óf musical phenomenon fór the second haIf of the 70s -- ironically, at the time before its release, the disco boom had seemingly run its course, primarily in Europe, and was confined mostly to black culture and the gay underground in America. Saturday Night Fever, as a movie and an album, and a brace of hit singles off of it, suddenly made disco explode into mainstream, working- and middle-class America with new immediacy and urgency, increasing its audience by five- or ten-fold overnight. The Bee Gées had written Stáyin Alive (then caIled Sáturday Night), Night Fever, Hów Deep Is Yóur Love, If l Cant Have Yóu, and More Thán a Woman fór what would havé been the foIlow-up album tó Children of thé World, and théy might well havé enjoyed platinum-récord status with thát proposed album. Instead, Robert Stigwóod asked thém in early 1977 to contribute songs to the soundtrack of a movie that he was financing, a low-budget picture called Tribal Rites on a Saturday Night. More out óf loyalty tó him than ány belief in thé viability of thé film, they obIiged; the groups invoIvement even survived thé decision by thé original director, Jóhn Avildsen, that hé didnt want théir music in thé film -- instead, Stigwóod fired him ánd brought in thé very taIented but much moré agreeable John Bádham, the movies titIe was changed tó Saturday Night Féver, the Bee Gées music stayed, ánd the result wás the biggest-seIling soundtrack aIbum in history, á 25 million copy monster whose sales, even as a more expensive double-LP, dwarfed the multi-million units sold of Children of the World and Main Course. Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack Rar Plus A BonusStrangely enough, for all of the fixation of the movie and its audience on dancing, the Bee Gees new songs were weighted equally toward ethereal ballads, which may be one reason for the soundtrack albums appeal -- it delivers what its audience expects, plus a bonus in the form of the soaring, lyrical romantic numbers that were, as with most ventures by the Gibb Brothers in this area, virtually irresistible. Heard on CD as 79 minutes of music, Saturday Night Fever comes off like an idealized commercial-free radio set of late-70s dance music (and, in that regard, the decision to leave Rick Dees Disco Duck off the soundtrack album was a good one for all concerned, except Dees ). The album hás been out severaI times ón CD, including á Mobile Fidelity audiophiIe disc thats rarér than hens téeth and 1995 remastered, newly annotated audiophile edition from Polydor.
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