Bee Gees Popular Song Rankings [2026]

More Than A WomanBee Gees15rank/position

Saturday Night Fever – More Than A Woman (Bee Gees)

This is a track included on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.

As you can see from the music video, it was used in the slow dance scene with the heroine in the film and was very popular.

This soundtrack is a masterpiece packed with unforgettable tunes, from dance numbers to ballads.

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Sea of smiling facesBee Gees16rank/position

The Bee Gees – Sea of Smiling Faces

The Bee Gees, who made their dance tracks into hits.

Their stylish songs are still famous worldwide.

Here’s one of their songs sung by the Bee Gees.

Sung with a gentle voice, it’s a wonderful piece that likens many smiles to the sea.

Listen to it while thinking of someone important to you.

Staying AliveBee Gees17rank/position

Zumba® Zin 68 – Staying Alive – Cumbia – Coreografia l Cia Art Dance

The song “Stayin’ Alive” was used in the 1977 American film Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta.

It’s one of the Bee Gees’ signature tracks and a classic that topped the U.S.

singles chart for four consecutive weeks.

This song is also included as a Zumba track in Beto Perez’s ZIN 68 selection.

Melody FairBee Gees18rank/position

“Melody Fair” Bee Gees new

This song was included on the Bee Gees’ fourth album, Odessa, released in 1969, and was used in the film Melody.

In Japan, it was also featured in a car commercial in the 1990s.

This track, too, is a refreshing piece of pop music characteristic of the early Bee Gees.

The World of Lost LoveBee Gees19rank/position

World of Lost Love (Too Much Heaven) — Bee Gees (BEE GEES)

Although the Bee Gees are said to have shifted their musical image to a disco style around 1975, this song isn’t disco-like; it’s gentle and somehow has a peaceful feel.

A later album of the same name was released, but this track was issued first as a lead single.

It was also selected as a supporting song for UNICEF’s International Year of the Child.

If I Only Had My Mind On Something ElseBee Gees20rank/position

Bee Gees – If I Only Had My Mind On Something Else [1970]

This is a pop ballad, one of three singles released from the 1970 album Cucumber Castle.

Although it wasn’t a major hit, it feels close to the classic Bee Gees sound.

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32 Greatest HitsBee Gees21rank/position

Bee Gees – 32 Greatest Hits (No! Ads A-Z)

This band should absolutely not be underestimated, nor are they merely a disco hit group.

They ought to be considered the next most important band after the Beatles, yet for some reason, they’re just a bit less popular.