Instead, that opportunity landed with R&B group Tavares, who took the track, infused it with their own signature sound, and breathed entirely new life into the melody. Their brilliant reimagining completely dominated the airwaves.
The Bee Gees never actually pushed their version of the song as a commercial single in the US, despite writing it for the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. However, both versions are heard in the film.
“More Than a Woman" was co-written by Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb. The song was featured during two titular scenes in the film between Tony Manero (John Travolta) and Stephanie (Karen Lynn Gorney).
The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack was released in November 1977 and became one of the best-selling albums in history. According to the Library of Congress, the LP "sold 25 million copies between 1977 and 1980, which at that time was the most copies sold of any sound recording since sound recording began. So far, it’s sold over 40 million copies."
On TikTok Trends, "More Than a Woman" continues its streak in popularity, gaining new listeners with every viral video it inspires. Decades after dominating the dance floor, the track proves it still has staying power 49 years later.
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