Greatest of All Time!Stayin' Alive
The Bee Gees wrote 'Stayin' Alive' for a Saturday Night Fever script they hadn't read yet, and the drum loop underneath it exists because the actual drummer couldn't make the session.
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Bee Gees
Australian-British trio of brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, who moved from 1960s pop-rock harmonies into the sound that would define disco. "You Should Be Dancing," from 1976's Children of the World, was the group's first version of the four-on-the-floor disco style they'd ride to Saturday Night Fever a year later.
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Greatest of All Time!You Should Be Dancing
The Bee Gees' first true disco single, 50 years old this year, is also the record John Travolta dances to alone in Saturday Night Fever -- a genre pivot that outlasted the group that made it.
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