Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Sound Track)
by Various Artists

Was album of the year at the 1979 Grammys

A great album accompanying a great movie. The Bee Gees' songs - whether performed by them or written by them - are the highlights of the album, though the 10-minute closer "Disco Inferno" is a great track. "Stayin' Alive", "Night Fever", "How Deep is Your Love", "More than a Woman" and the Yvonne Elliman sung "If I Can't Have You" were written for the movie by the Bee Gees, while "You Should Be Dancing" and "Jive Talkin'" had already been hit singles prior to the release of the movie and album. No wonder this album sold ridiculous amounts - it's chock block full of massive hits.

From planetneutral 02/14/2021 11:36 | #266301

Another great double album that suffers from the lack of a three-sides option.

This album is a gift from God.
Beautiful music all the way through
There is not one weak song on
the whole album.

From VictorVale 03/31/2019 16:17 | #234237

Grande soundtrack da década. Músicas, que mesmo batidas, ainda nos diverte!

For a soundtrack album, has some excellent disco songs. No wonder this was one of the biggest albums ever in the late-70s - so many danceable pop/disco songs.

uno de los mejores soundtracks, lo mejor del Disco

From corenfro 03/28/2017 01:43 | #188306

Knock it but lets face it: this is the best disco has to offer and it's roughly funk w/ synths instead of bass. Some filler in the 2nd half keeps me from defending it more, but there's some cool stuff on here even if the movie was pretty silly overall.

Very good soundtrack to a great film. The Bee gees songs are the best. The rest is fine too. Burn, baby, burn!

From swhaze 12/18/2014 17:30 | #129613

Outstanding album and a wonderful tribute to the disco era. Music that still sounds great today.