All vikisSaturday Night Fever Soundtrack
Official: The album on Apple Music
The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (1977) in full, all 17 tracks from Stayin' Alive to Disco Inferno, 1 hour 16 minutes, each playing from its first second. Certified 16 times Platinum, it won the Grammy for Album of the Year.
We rate the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack S tier, and we think it is the one album here that works as a party from the first track to the last, with nothing on it that asks you to remember the film. The tier comes from two tests, and it passes each. Forty years after release it was still climbing: its RIAA award reached 16 times Platinum on Nov 16, 2017 (RIAA, read Nov 11, 2026). And its songs are still staged: Drew Anthony Creative's Saturday Night Fever, built on the film's Bee Gees songs, played the Athenaeum in Melbourne from Jan 8 to 25, 2026 (Noise11, Jan 8, 2026).
This is Stayin' Alive, the opening track. The album's RSO release is dated Nov 15, 1977 by Apple Music, and with 1 hour 15 minutes 52 seconds of music it runs longer than any other song-led album on this viki.
Album of the Year
At the Grammys in 1979 the album won Album of the Year, and the Bee Gees took three more awards with it: the pop vocal award for a group, the award for arrangement for voices for Stayin' Alive, and Producer of the Year, shared with Albhy Galuten and Karl Richardson (grammy.com). Its first week at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 was Jan 21, 1978; eleven weeks of them had gone by when the Apr 1, 1978 list was printed.
Six songs by the Bee Gees, eleven by others
The Bee Gees sing six of the 17 tracks, 23 minutes 33 seconds in all: Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love, Night Fever, More Than a Woman, Jive Talkin' and You Should Be Dancing. More Than a Woman is on the album twice, once by the Bee Gees and once by Tavares. David Shire has the album's three instrumental cues, Manhattan Skyline, Night on Disco Mountain and Salsation, 13 minutes 46 seconds together. The rest is the disco of its day, from Walter Murphy's A Fifth of Beethoven to the Trammps' Disco Inferno, which at 10:51 is the longest track on any song-led album on this viki.
Highlights
The measurement kept nothing on this album. We ran it over all 17 uploads on Nov 11, 2026 (the method), and we think disco's steady loudness is why: no track's loudest stretch gets within 2 decibels of the 6 a climax needs, the nearest being A Fifth of Beethoven at 3.2, and no entry of a voice or instrument was clear enough to keep.
All tracks
Universal Music Group provided sixteen of the uploads, in the album order YouTube Music lists. K-Jee is the exception: the label's copy plays nowhere now, so the row uses MFSB's official audio upload, six seconds longer than the album version. Boogie Shoes is shortest, at 2:16, and every Play link opens a separate video at 0:00.
Sources
- Gold and Platinum: Saturday Night Fever, RIAA, read Nov 11, 2026
- Saturday Night Fever dazzles Melbourne, Noise11, Jan 8, 2026
- Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Soundtrack), Apple Music, read Nov 11, 2026
- 21st Annual Grammy Awards, Recording Academy
- Billboard 200, Billboard, chart dated Apr 1, 1978
- Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Soundtrack), YouTube Music, read Nov 11, 2026
Moments
Stayin' Alive (From "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack)
beegees
How Deep Is Your Love
beegees
Night Fever (From "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack)
beegees
More Than A Woman (From "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack)
beegees
If I Can't Have You
Yvonne Elliman
A Fifth Of Beethoven
Walter Murphy - Topic
More Than A Woman
Tavares - Topic
Manhattan Skyline
David Shire - Topic
Calypso Breakdown
Ralph MacDonald - Topic
Night On Disco Mountain
David Shire - Topic
Open Sesame
KoolandthegangShow
Jive Talkin'
beegees
You Should Be Dancing
beegees
Boogie Shoes
KC & The Sunshine Band
Salsation
David Shire - Topic
MFSB - K-Jee (Official Audio)
MFSB
Disco Inferno
The Trammps - Topic
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