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I believe the guy with the long hair is producer Alby Galutrn. Certainly a legendary music producer! I first heard of him when he worked with Jellyfish and Agnes Stone. Again LEGENDARY! I would love Mr. Galuten to do a video talking about his experiences with Jellyfish and Agnes Stone🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 Great work !

Other songs that took drums from another song and made something else out of it: Graceland - Paul Simon (All those songs were a patchwork of long jam sessions with South African musicians and there was one he didn't like but he kept the drums) I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For - U2 (Larry still played drums but the drums were taken from a throwaway track called "The Weather Girls") Trouble - Lindsey Buckingham (Mick Fleetwood did play that part but the animosity was so tense that only 4 bars got recorded)

ok, but the lyrics were recorded in the main staircase of the Chateau d'Hérouville France. the sound of this castle is exceptional ok, mais les paroles ont été enregistré dans l'escalier principal du chateau d'Hérouville France. la sonorité de ce chateau est exceptionnelle.

Fantastic! Dennis and I did this in Nashville in 2012. We recorded a new Dennis' drum part with a middle '70's MCI on two inch tape/16 Track. We used a super heavy mic stand (freestanding) with sandbags over the base on the floor. Worked great. The inventive spirit of you guys back in the day is still astounding! Iconic track and even a better story. Bravo!

People pushed to the limits can do special things, something it's never been done before. Let me rephrase it, awesome ppl can do amazing things when they're pushed t0 their limits

The cool thing about staying alive was it was never sang or recorded by any other group except for the Bee gees....like most songs stayin alive was a masterpiece of a song credit to blue weaver and the other guy's 👍

Would love to hear all the separate parts isolated.

Super cool.

that's nuts. Making a tape loop and running it across the room over a metal bar....

Albhy Galuteb is a brilliant musician

This drums thud that is great¡

What docco Is this?

Legendary tune

It's brilliant as an idea! The wonderful things that can be created and developed in the studio, all the magic takes place from this place. Thank you for this very beautiful discovery!

I just saw the Bee Gees documentary in CNN and I was mesmerized about this improvised invention. I heard the song in 1977 and I never could imagine the trick of the drum. I remember the movie and the songs as part of my young years.

Whoa! This was all analog and physically splicing the audio tape! Now, you just digitally edit. I'm very impressed. Yup, necessity is indeed the mother of invention, no matter how far-fetched it may sound!

Genius

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Hey Karl! Long time no see.

that was fucking incredible.. youtube is treasure trove .. sampling before sampling.

Improvise, adapt, overcome.

Nearly 50 years later and that song (and album) still totally stands the test of time. Great songs regardless of being disco or whatever you want to call it. And the technology and innovation behind it is absolutely astounding. Plus, those three brothers sang like a unit that to this day is unrivaled in many ways. Brilliant.

One of the best disco tracks imo, absolute genius, fascinating stuff back then 🔥🔥👌🏽

Listeners had talent back then ☺

I can imagine Dennis's face when they told him "We hope you don't mind but we used you're drumming for a... number 1 disco hit"

Thx God for Fl studio, Logic, Ableton, Cubase etc.

this gentlemen had the Midas Touch ......because they created absoluted GOLD!!!!

#ipanalonatinito #letlenilead

This was because they were pressed for time because there was a hard deadline for the soundtrack of the movie Saturday Night Fever that was soon to be released in theaters

Wow! That’s how it was done!! AMAZING!🤨🎶👍🏾

As a huge fan I think that great part of the magic of the second half of the 70's Bee Gees albums is due to the genius of Alby Galuthen and Karl Richardson

Llegué acá por el video de Shauntrack donde deconstruye esta canción.

Would love to know where the rest of this interview is.

Marvin Gaye did it on T Plays It Cool and George Clinton built More Bounce To The Ounce from a tape loop.

Want to see even more? Breakdown of all tracks? ruclips.net/video/U1vok-EtAQw/видео.html Now this is awesome.

...couldn't find a drummer....psh!

Increíble! Me voló la cabeza ver esto. Hecho con un loop creado manualmente. Genialidad absoluta!

The lost art of splicing tape. A simpler time. I would argue a better time.

The drum of this song are played by steve gadd. Include of words, how deep is your love, night fever and i started a joke. But he'd still love tony williams, i dont know why even he's a level

No way.. i don' believe It!

Whoa! That's SO cool! I never would've guessed that the beat for “Stayin' Alive” came from the beat for “Night Fever”! They did what they had to do and it worked amazingly well!

1:34 I lost it.

Freaking love this song

The guys who make the music behind the songs don't get near enough credit for their writing and creativity. In fact they don't get any at all. The songs rarely have their names included as writers. That's so wrong.

Fuckin amazing

A bar is? beats in length. This is big and little at the same time;

Although Tomorrow Never Knows was the 1st ever song to use a drum loop it's good to see it being demonstrated in the studio.

Great Work !!

I had no idea that the Brothers Gibb had geniuses working for them!

History.....