In short, if you're not hip to the Bee Gees' pre-Fever output, you missed a huge chunk of their career. And even if you are a true believer and you know the lyrics to Turn of the Century ...

It hadn't always been easy. Bee Gees had split up and reconvened by the time Saturday Night Fever producer Robert Stigwood approached them, reaching both the top and the bottom of the charts.

“How Deep Is Your Love” hit No. 1 the week after the movie, now called Saturday Night Fever, was released. Let’s take a look at the story behind “How Deep Is Your Love” by the Bee Gee ...

The Bee Gees rode the disco wave of the late 1970s, with hits like “Stayin’ Alive,” “You Should Be Dancing” and “Night Fever.” But there’s more to the catalog of the three ...

Stigwood managed the Bee Gees ... “Night Fever” was one of five numbers written for a new album that would eventually end up in the film. Stigwood liked the title and so “Saturday Night ...

The Bee Gees were responsible for eight of the 17 tracks that appear in the film "Saturday Night Fever" (1977). (NBC Television via Wikimedia Commons) The soundtrack to “Saturday Night Fever ...

“Night Fever” was No. 1 for eight weeks — longer than any of the Bee Gees’ other singles. Saturday Night Fever connected with the public even if John wasn’t a fan.

I sequenced the album specifically so it would be that way.” Before their involvement in Saturday Night Fever, Bee Gees were slowly making a comeback after a commercial and creative dry spell ...

Saturday Night Fever defined the disco era and the high-energy second act delivers chartbuster after chartbuster from the Bee Gees, K.C. and the Sunshine Band, Yvonne Elliman, The Trammps ...