With its disco-fueled soundtrack and chart-topping hits, 'Saturday Night Fever' changed how Hollywood used pop music.

As high-earning artists, the Bee Gees chose to spend much of their time out of the UK at the time to avoid paying income tax ...

‘Saturday Night Fever’ at 45: Music Producer Bill Oakes Explains the Soundtrack’s ‘Staggering Success’ The former RSO Records president on the Bee Gees-fronted album that elevated disco ...

Saturday Night Fever and its accompanying soundtrack became massive hits. Four of the album's songs shot to No. 1, including "How Deep Is Your Love," "Stayin' Alive," "Night Fever" and "If I Can't ...

Before their involvement in Saturday Night Fever, Bee Gees were slowly making a comeback after a commercial and creative dry spell, starting with such Billboard Hot 100 toppers as 1975’s “Jive ...

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 ...

Saturday Night Fever, 1977 It's disco fever on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, with Bee Gees songs like "Stayin' Alive," "How Deep Is Your Love" and "Night Fever." ...

The soundtrack to “Saturday Night Fever” wasn’t the start of the sensation known as disco, but the album, highlighted by an array of unforgettable Bee Gees tunes, catapulted the dance genre ...

While disco had been bubbling up from the underground, its moment to shine came with the release of the movie and soundtrack to “Saturday Night Fever,” which premiered in December 1977.