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Various – Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Sound Track)
1977 · Germany · RSO · Vinyl LP Album Compilation
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Price guide
Estimated market value via Discogs · as of Oct 20, 2026
- MMint
- $14.73
- NMNear Mint
- $13.18
- VG+Very Good Plus
- $10.08
- VGVery Good
- $6.98
- G+Good Plus
- $3.88
- GGood
- $2.33
- FFair
- $1.55
- PPoor
- $0.78
170 copies listed on Discogs from $0.50.
These are reference estimates from Discogs sold/asking data for this exact pressing, not offers and not a guaranteed price. Actual value depends on condition, completeness and current demand. Any active seller offers on this page are listed separately above.
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Pressing identification
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- Runout — side A
- 2479 199 S1 | 320 | MV 0.14.10 B A2479 199 S1 320 >> 1A2479 199 S1 320 G H G 12A2479 199 S1 320 HW C·162479 199 S1 320 C E 72479 199 S1 320 1A AA2479 199 S1 320 1 C 0 ∙ 5D ∙ 152479 199 S 1 320 V D 02479 199 S 1 320 D A 7
- Runout — side B
- 2479 199 S2 | 320 | MW 7D2479 199 S2 320 > 52479 199 S2 320 - F X 62479 199 S2 320 IA 102479 199 S2 320 1A B L2479 199 S2 3 2 0 C ∙ 5D F S2479 199 = 3 S 2 320 B 12479 199 S 2 320 C F 1A ✻ ̷✻
- Runout — side C
- 2479 200 = 3 S3 | KS 4 | 3202479 200 S3 320 52479 200 S3 320 E W 62479 200 S3 320 10 FA̶X2479 200 S3 320 8 C S2479 200 S3 320 5 Y2479 200 S3 3 2 0 5B H D2479 200 S 3 320 5B P C2479 200 S 3 320 F A 10
- Runout — side D
- 2479 200 = 3 S4 | 320 | KZ2479 200 S4 320 AC 52479 200 S4 320 F V 10A2479 200 S4 320 CF 1D2479 200 S4 320 10 C P2479 200 S4 320 5 AC2479 200 = 3 S 4 3 20 1 ∙ 7 G W2479 200 S 4 320 8 Z A2479 200 S 4 320 B 0 C
- Rights society
- GEMA
- Label Code
- LC 2970
- Other
- 2479 199(Catalog number vinyl 1)
- Other
- 2479 200(Catalog number vinyl 2)
- Record Company
- Deutsche Grammophon GmbH
- Recorded At
- Le Château D'Hérouville
- Recorded At
- Mom & Pop's Company Store
- Recorded At
- The Burbank Studios
- Recorded At
- Criteria Recording Studios
- Recorded At
- Le Studio
- Mastered At
- Capitol Mastering
- Lacquer Cut At
- Phonodisc GmbH
- Pressed By
- Phonodisc GmbH
Specifications
- Artist
- Various
- Genre
- Funk / Soul, Stage & Screen
- Style
- Soundtrack, Disco
- Year
- 1977
- Label
- RSO
- Catalog number
- 2658 123
- Country
- Germany
Tracklist
- A1Stayin' Alive4:43
- A2How Deep Is Your Love4:03
- A3Night Fever3:33
- A4More Than A Woman3:15
- A5If I Can't Have You2:57
- B1A Fifth Of Beethoven3:01
- B2More Than A Woman3:16
- B3Manhattan Skyline4:43
- B4Calypso Breakdown7:50
- C1Night On Disco Mountain5:12
- C2Open Sesame3:59
- C3Jive Talkin'3:44
- C4You Should Be Dancing4:15
- C5Boogie Shoes2:16
- D1Salsation3:50
- D2K-Jee4:15
- D3Disco Inferno10:52
- Mastered By
- Wally Traugott
- Artwork [Prepared]
- Susan Herr
- Artwork [Prepared]
- Tom Nikosey
- Photography By [Bee Gees]
- Francesco Scavullo
- Photography By [Tavares]
- Charles William Bush
- Photography By [Yvonne Elliman]
- Norman Seeff
About this record
The German pressing of Saturday Night Fever carries a Phonodisc GmbH stamp in the dead wax—a distinction from the UK and US editions pressed elsewhere the same year. Catalogue 2658 123 on RSO was manufactured in West Germany and distributed through Deutsche Grammophon, making it a regional variant that collectors often overlook in favour of the original US release.
What drives its value
This German pressing trades at a steep discount to its condition grade. A Mint copy reaches 14.73 USD, while a Near Mint drops to 13.18 USD—a narrow margin that widens sharply as condition falls.
A VG+ sits at 10.08 USD, VG at 6.98 USD, and a Good+ at 3.88 USD. The lowest asking price across 170 active listings is 0.5 USD, signalling heavy supply relative to demand: only 468 collectors want it against 6834 who own one.
The German pressing commands no premium over the UK or US variants from 1977; all three share the same catalogue structure and recording sources. Condition remains the only price driver here—wear directly determines resale value in a saturated market.
How to appraise this pressing
Confirm this pressing by the label imprint 'Made in West Germany' and the catalogue number 2658 123 on both cover and label. The runout inscriptions on each side—stamped as '2479 199 S1 | 320 | MV 0.14.10 B A' (side one) and '2479 199 S2 | 320 | MW 7D' (side two), with sides three and four reading '2479 200 = 3 S3 | KS 4 | 320' and '2479 200 = 3 S4 | 320 | KZ'—confirm Phonodisc GmbH manufacture.
The 17-track stereo LP includes a black and white insert with credits. Grade by surface noise under the stylus: Mint shows none; NM permits only faint traces; VG+ allows light surface noise audible between passages; VG introduces noticeable crackle during quiet sections.
Check the cover for seam splits, creasing, and foxing—common on this pressing due to age and storage conditions.
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Release notes
Issued with a black and white insert sheet containing credits and a picture. Title on cover: 'Saturday Night Fever (The Original Movie Sound Track)'. Title on labels: 'Saturday Night Fever (Original Movie Soundtrack)'.
Info on labels: Made in West Germany STEREO 33
℗1975 Philly International Records (D2); ℗1976 T.K. Records (C5); ℗1976 Private Stock Records, Ltd. (B1); ℗1976 Marlin Records (B4); ℗1976 De-Lite Records (C2); ℗1977 Robert Stigwood Organisation, Ltd. (A1 to A5, B3, C1, C3, C4, D1); ℗1977 Capitol Records (B2); ℗1977 Atlantic Records Corp. (D3);
Info on cover: STEREO 2658 123. © 1977 RSO Records, Inc. Aus dem Hause Deutsche Grammophon Gesellschaft mbH.
From the Robert Stigwood Production "Saturday Night Fever" Distributed by Paramount Pictures
© 1977 Paramount Pictures Corporations
Recorded at Chateau D'Herouville, France (A1 to A4); The Mom & Pops Company Store, Studio City (A5, B2); The Burbank Studios, Burbank, California (B3, C1, D1); Criteria Studios, Miami, Florida (C3, C4); Le Studio, Quebec (C4).
Mastered at Capitol Records, Hollywood.
Duration of track A5 as printed on inner sleeve: 2:15. David Shire not listed as a performer on inner sleeve.
Notes sourced from the Discogs database.
Other pressings of this release
Different editions of the same album — pressing decides value.
Frequently asked
Is the German pressing worth hunting for instead of the US or UK version?
No. All three 1977 pressings share the same catalogue structure and were mastered from identical sources at Capitol Records, Hollywood. The German edition carries no sonic or collectible advantage. Price guides treat them as interchangeable; condition alone determines value.
What should I expect to pay for a VG+ copy right now?
A VG+ graded copy is estimated at 10.08 USD according to current price guides. However, 170 copies are listed for sale, and the lowest asking price is 0.5 USD—a sign that negotiation room exists and guide estimates may exceed real-world asking prices in this oversupplied market.
How much does condition matter on this pressing?
Condition is the entire pricing story. A Mint copy is valued at 14.73 USD, but a Poor copy drops to 0.78 USD—a 19-fold gap. Between Mint and VG alone, the difference is 7.75 USD. On a record this common, wear directly translates to lost resale value.
Can I identify this pressing by the matrix runout alone?
Yes. The four-side runout sequence—'2479 199 S1 | 320 | MV 0.14.10 B A', '2479 199 S2 | 320 | MW 7D', '2479 200 = 3 S3 | KS 4 | 320', and '2479 200 = 3 S4 | 320 | KZ'—is unique to the Phonodisc GmbH pressing. Cross-reference against the label imprint 'Made in West Germany' to confirm.
Why is this pressing so cheap if it's from 1977?
Saturday Night Fever was a cultural phenomenon; RSO pressed millions of copies across multiple countries and plants. The German edition is one of many variants in circulation. With 6834 collectors owning one and only 468 actively seeking it, supply vastly exceeds demand. Saturation, not rarity, sets the floor price.