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Bee Gees: Recordings
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With the understanding that the entire back catalogue of the Bee Gees will be getting the Rhino box treatment, it looks like it is going to be an exciting couple of years for Bee Gees fans and music lovers everywhere. A+
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During the Kremlin performance, the ecstatic audience enjoyed many classic Bee Gees tunes In the words of Uniastrum Bank President, Gagik Zakaryan: "Bee Gees music is immediately recognizable. Their vibrant solo vocal has never failed to please audiences" Commenting on the concert, Robin acknowledged the warm reception received from the Russian audience, who were taken back in time by the nostalgic melodies. The concert was a success according to the sponsor. Read ...: www.emediawire.com
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Live By Request is the smallest show the Bee Gees have ever played in New York. Just 1,000 people were in the audience to not only hear the Bee Gees play their hits but ... tell a few anecdotes as well. The purpose, a television taping of A&E Network's "Live By Request".
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A collection of great stuff in very good quality of THE BEE GEES as hosts at the NBC Late-Night-Rock-Show THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL in 1973 (featuring WOLFMAN JACK as announcer). They're rockin' and rollin' with CHUCK BERRY, JERRY LEE LEWIS and WILSON PICKETT. And they performed their own hits like "To Love Somebody", "Saw New Morning", "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "Turn Of The Century"" and many more.
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By the 1970s, there were only a handful of full-blooded Bee Gees in the world. Efforts to track their migrations with radio collars were abandoned when two Nature Conservancy biologists were killed by a Bee Gee near Cleveland, Ohio. A female Bee Gee was shot and killed by actor James Caan during a traffic altercation on New York's Pulowski Skyway (Caan was cleared of wrongdoing), and another was killed while serving in the Vietnam War (his death by machete at the hands of a Major Marlowe has never been adequately explained).
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It’s early 1966 and the Bee Gees are still serving a gruelling apprenticeship. There’s the occasional concert and TV appearance, and there’s the more usual treadmill of clubs, RSL’s and beer-barns. They’ve issued 9 failed singles. Hip fans give them no respect. They’re called Beatle imitators, young upstarts, whingeing Poms. Life could be better.
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