For tax reasons, the Bee Gees recorded most of the soundtrack in France as did many other artists in the 1970s.

The songwriters wrote вЂњStayinвЂ™ AliveвЂќ a few days later while confined to the stairwell of the ChГўteau dвЂ™HГ©rouville studio near Paris. StigwoodвЂ™s only source was a New York Times cover story about discomania. The film was at this point in its development process and had no title. Robert Stigwood, the executive producer of the Saturday Night Fever motion picture soundtrack, asked the Bee Gees to write a few songs for the soundtrack.

In the United States, it was the second of six consecutive number-one singles, tying the record with the Beatles for consecutive number-ones (a record broken by Whitney Houston, who had seven consecutive number-ones). Because of its inclusion in the opening credits of Saturday Night Fever, it became one of the bandвЂ™s most recognizable songs. The week following its release, вЂњStayinвЂ™ AliveвЂќ climbed the Billboard Hot 100 chart to reach number one for four weeks in a row. Albhy Galuten and Karl Richardson produced the song 1977 with the band. The Bee GeesвЂ™ вЂњStayinвЂ™ AliveвЂќ is from the Saturday Night Fever motion picture soundtrack.

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