What Loungers loved "Saturday Night Fever,"

[lillypaddle]

frequented Discos, and danced the night away? Which of you ladies OR gents danced the night away in platform shoes?

Loved the Bee Gees? (This has been inspired by CTYankee's post about "Enough is Enough" and Donna Summer.)

Damn, we don't have a dance smiley?? That just isn't right!

[dameatball]

1. Had some platform shoes I may have worn twice and like the BeeGees better now than then.

Good travelin music. That family experienced the highs and the lows. I never was that crazy about Saturday Night Fever, but it sure was popular. Actually I always thought it would typecast Travolta. I was wrong.

[lillypaddle]

2. That movie made me want to dance

and I did. That's something I really miss since I've gotten old - dancing. My center of gravity has changed big time, and believe me, it just isn't the same!

[dameatball]

8. I prefer to think that gravity has just gone rogue....:))

[lillypaddle]

9. LOL - I like that! nt

[Phoenix61]

3. Loved and knew one of the dances by heart.

I hate that people don’t dance anyone. Going out is no where near as much fun. Several pairs of platform shoes and bell bottom jump suits.

[lillypaddle]

5. Dancing is good fun

and great exercise!

[MontanaMama]

4. Liked the movie then

even though I wasn’t into disco at all. I appreciate the movie and the BeeGees more now.

[uriel1972]

6. Ha... Ha... Ha... Ha... my pants to tight!

[lillypaddle]

14. Loop a rubber band

over your button and through the button hole. I have experience with this!

[Freddie]

7. Loved the music

I saw it at the movies when it first came out and none of the music was on the radio yet. Awesome. But I recall I found the plot pretty depressing.

[lillypaddle]

10. Yeah, the plot sucked

but the dancing ...

[MissMillie]

11. The plot sucked

The music was terrific.

[Floyd R. Turbo]

12. I was a dancing fool in the sixties but disco was not my thing!

[lillypaddle]

13. It was probably too structured

for a dancing fool such as you.

[LeftInTX]

15. Here!!!!

I loved the music and the dancing.

I saw a documentary about Disco. It took off like crazy in 1975 and started to fizzle in 1979.

Why did it take off? Record companies found Disco cheaper to produce. Unfortunately, it hurt artists because there was less artist time involved in Disco.

Why it fizzled? I can't remember.

But I loved the music.

In came the 80s, but I just couldn't dance to tunes like "Don't, don't you want me" and "Whip It"

[lillypaddle]

16. Well, if you couldn't dance to those tunes

you obviously weren't drunk or high enough.

[appalachiablue]

17. The dance music was great, got people up and moving

1977, a great year it was.