Staying Alive

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I like this album very much even though there were just a half of Bee Gees' songs in that album. The melody of "Someone belonging to someone", "Woman in you" are so beautiful. I strongly recomend Bee Gees' fan should have this CD as your collection of Bee Gees.

On the soundtrack to the movie STAYING ALIVE,the not-too-popular sequel to SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER,there are five original Bee Gees' compositions and recordings(THE WOMAN IN YOU,I LOVE YOU TOO MUCH,BREAKOUT,LIFE GOES ON and SOMEONE BELONGING TO SOMEONE). We hear an edited version of STAYIN' ALIVE(only the movie title carries the G). The originally released 4 minute and 42 second version of the song is heard during the film's end credits when John Travolta struts through Times Square. The film was directed by Hollywood great Sylvester Stallone,and makes a very short cameo appearance in the opening credits. Sylvester's brother Frank,appeared in the film as Tony,a bandmate of Cynthia Rhodes who played one of Travolta's love interests. Frank performs FAR FROM OVER,MOODY GIRL and with Rhodes, NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP. Rhodes performs FINDING OUT THE HARD WAY solo. The almost unheard of Tommy Faragher performs LOOK OUT FOR NUMBER ONE and (WE DANCE)SO CLOSE TO THE FIRE. Released in 1983 as was...Read more

This is an excellent album. The songs by the Bee Gees on this album rank with some of their best work, in my opinion. But my favorites are the songs by Frank Stallone and the others. The last song of the album is a must-listen. It is a song by Frank Stallone and Cynthia Rhodes. It is perhaps the best song on the album (Next to my favorite, Far From Over). I would definitely recommend this.