Saturday Night

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Saturday Night may refer to:

Contents 1 Music 2 Periodicals 3 Television 4 Film and theatre

[edit] Music

Songs

• "Saturday Night" (Bay City Rollers song)
• "Saturday Night" (The Misfits song)
• "Saturday Night" (Suede song)
• "Saturday Night" (Whigfield song)
• "Saturday Night" (Cold Chisel song)
• "Saturday Night (Is the Loneliest Night of the Week)", a 1944 song popularized by Frank Sinatra
• "Another Saturday Night", a 1963 single by Sam Cooke, covered in 1974 by Cat Stevens, and sometimes referred to as "Saturday Night"
• "Saturday Night", by Herman Brood
• "Saturday Night", by The Blue Nile from Hats
• "Saturday Night", by Aaron Carter from the soundtrack for the film Popstar
• "Saturday Night", by the Commodores from In the Pocket
• "Saturday Night", by the Eagles from Desperado
• "Saturday Nite", by Earth, Wind & Fire from Spirit
• "Saturday Night", by the Kaiser Chiefs from Employment
• "Saturday Night", by The Odds, the first signing of Red Rhino Records
• "Saturday Night", by Ozomatli from Street Signs
• "Saturday Night", by The Underdog Project

Albums

• Saturday Night (album), by The Bear Quartet
• Saturday Night - The Album, by Schoolly D

[edit] Periodicals

• Saturday Night (magazine), a Canadian magazine
• Saturday Night Magazine (US), a California magazine
• Ireland's Saturday Night, an Irish sports newspaper

[edit] Television

• Saturday Night Live, an American sketch-comedy show originally called Saturday Night
• Saturday Night Live (UK), a spinoff of the UK version of the reality show Big Brother
• WCW Saturday Night, an American wrestling program 1992-2000
• Saturday Night, a pre-game program that precedes Hockey Night in Canada

[edit] Film and theatre

• Saturday Night (film), a 1922 film directed by Cecil B. DeMille
• Saturday Night (musical), a theatrical musical by Stephen Sondheim
• Saturday Night, a 1975 short film based on Sondheim's musical and directed by James Benning
• Saturday Night (2000 film), an Australian film starring Alison Whyte