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Ben Rogerson

"The first thing, Maurice walked in and said 'You're the guys who stole our song!' He was just joking – he said, 'Thanks for making us cool again!'”: Kevin O’Toole recalls the Bee Gees’ reaction to N-Trance’s ‘90s cover of Stayin’ Alive

Bee Gees in 1977.

Best known for Set You Free, their ‘90s rave anthem, electronic music outfit N-Trance also had a string of hits with adapted covers of ‘70s disco songs.

The most successful of these was Stayin’ Alive, which took the classic Bee Gees groove and chorus and added rap verses from the late Ricardo da Force. Released in 1995, this became a worldwide hit, hitting number one in Australia and number two in the UK.

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