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Can you ''stay alive'' through this ultimate Bee Gees quiz?
Saturday ______ Fever
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Welcome to the ultimate Bee Gees songs fill-in-the-blank quiz! Test your knowledge of one of the most iconic musical groups in history by filling in the missing words from their biggest hits.
Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, this quiz is sure to challenge and entertain you.
Get ready to dive into the melodic world of the Bee Gees and see how many of their timeless titles you can complete. Let's get started and celebrate the legacy of Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb!
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Stayin' ________ (1977)
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How _______ is Your Love (1977)
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Night _______ (1977)
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To ______ Somebody (1967)
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More Than a _______ (1977)
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_____ Talkin' (1975)
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Nights on _______ (1975)
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How Can You ______ A Broken Heart (1971)
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______ to Me (1972)
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New York ________ 1941 (1967)
Can you ''stay alive'' through this ultimate Bee Gees quiz?
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95 Comments
6/10
Guess I'm all boogied out
Guess I'm all boogied out
10/10
0/10....
They ended for me in after 1975. They were extremely talented I just didn’t like the music after 1975.
10/10. Hardly very challenging.
8/10 not bad
Odd. I have them all green, but my total says “9 out of 10”.
9/10
8/10 I got stumped by 9 & 10
8/10....not bad.
Hit yhewtongbutton on more than a woman
Got 9 and 10 wrong. 10, never heard of it. Saturday Night Fever was one of my fav albums...ah, memories!
Ok..That was,weird. 1st time through..I'll count that..6/10; not bad for a Rocker! ...Mining disaster? Wtf?
You got 9 out of 10
You've got the rhythm in you! Number 10 got me. Never heard it😊
You've got the rhythm in you! Number 10 got me. Never heard it😊
Mining Disaster??
10/10 Grew up with them. Now, do a quiz on their albums. Cucumber Castle anyone?
10/10 One of the easiest in a while.
10/10 Not a big Bee Gees fan, I liked their early songs a lot. But when they got into that disco mode that was it for me, as I'm sure a lot of their older fans felt the same. Fan or not, you can't deny their talent & the songs listed on this quiz have been all over the radio. Hard not to recognize them.
I also got 10/10, although I also much prefer their earlier work over their more disco-oriented later material. New York Mining Disaster 1941 is the one that goes "Have you seen my wife, Mr. Jones?" It is one of those songs whose title does not appear in the lyrics.
10/10. I don't even like the Bee Gees. Well, their sixties stuff was okay. But their disco, especially "Jive Talk ing" was a horrible thing to do to your ears.
Not a huge disco fan but did like The Bee Gees! 8/10. Had never heard of the song “New York Mining Disaster” and missed “Night Fever” as Bob Seeger’s song title “Night Moves” came to me first.
Now that you've brought it up, the Bee Gees could have done a cover of Night Moves, no problem...but Bob would have torn his throat out trying to sing Night Fever...