This one technically came out when I was three years old, and yes—my mom did take me to see it. No, I don’t remember a thing from that first viewing. But when the sequel (Staying Alive) hit theaters in 1983, they re-ran Saturday Night Fever beforehand, and that’s when it really clicked with me.
I didn’t just like it—I loved it. This soundtrack is the reason I still heart the Bee Gees today. Stayin’ Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, and Night Fever weren’t just songs for the dance floor; they were culture-shaping anthems.
And while the Bee Gees own the spotlight, the soundtrack is stacked with gems. My personal favorite pick? Boogie Shoes by KC and the Sunshine Band. The minute it comes on, you can’t help but smile—it’s fun, it’s funky, and it’s pure disco magic.
For me, Saturday Night Fever isn’t about the white suit or the dance moves—it’s about how those songs made you feel. And more than four decades later, they still do.
I’ll be linking to each soundtrack’s Wikipedia page if you want to dig deeper, rediscover the track listings, or argue with your own memory of what played during that prom scene.
And don’t worry — this won’t be the last time we visit movie soundtracks. 🎶
5. Saturday Night Fever (1977):
The Trailer:
My Soundtrack Picks:
Boogie Shoes (2004 Remaster):
Bee Gees – More Than A Woman (Lyric Video):
Bee Gees – Night Fever:
Bee Gees – How Deep Is Your Love (Official Video):
Bee Gees – Stayin’ Alive (Official Video)
This is an open thread
