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Bee Gees ~ Stayin' Alive The 1977 Monster Mix

A full hour of Bee Gees classic disco! Happy New Year Everyone! Robert Stigwood was looking around for an idea for a disco oriented movie when he read a story in the June 7, 1976 issue of New York Magazine, entitled "Tribal Rites Of The New Saturday Night" written by Nik Cohn. During preproduction on the movie he remembered a song he had heard The Bee Gees sing a few years earlier entitled "Saturday Night" and put in a call to them to contribute the music for the movie project. He asked them for an eight minute version of that song titled "Saturday Night" to release to radio that "would have a nice dance tempo, a romantic interlude and all hell breaking loose in the end". When Barry presented the song to him, it was now called "Stayin' Alive" and did not have the romantic interlude, two things his employer had asked for. Barry reasoned that "Saturday Night" as a song title was already approaching oversaturation, so "Stayin' Alive" would really stand out and that a break in the songs tempo would kill the momentum and stood firm. Artistic freedom reigned that day as Stigwood gave in to his better instincts and he was repaid in spades. The recordings were completed and "Stayin' Alive" was used as the electrifying theatre teaser for "Saturday Night Fever" where it was then used for the opening credits with Travolta famously strutting his way into superstardom. That sent patrons (me included) rushing to the local record stores to get the double LP soundtrack. I know I asked for it for my birthday (January 1) and I still have that gift my brother bought me in my vinyl collection. Happy New Year my friends! All the best.