The Bee
Gees formed in 1958 and within two years were featured on Australian TV.
Wine and Women
(1965):
They did
not become international stars until the late 60s.
New York Mining
Disaster 1941 (1967):
To Love Somebody
(1967):
Massachusetts
(1967):
I’ve Gotta Get A
Message To You (1968):
I Started A Joke
(1968):
They
continued into the 70s:
Lonely Days (1970):
My World (1972):
Then came
disco…
Jive Talkin (1975):
You Should Be
Dancing (1976):
They did
the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever
and became superstars
How Deep Is Your
Love (1977):
Stayin’ Alive
(1977):
Night Fever (1978):
More Than A Woman
(1978):
Their
popularity continued until disco died.
Tragedy (1979):
The Woman In You
(1983):
By the 80s,
they had become a punchline, but still produced solid songs.
One (1989):
Secret Love (1991):
For Whom The Bell
Tolls (1993):
Alone (1997):
This Is Where I
Came In (2001):
Maurice
Gibb died in 2003. Robin passed in 2012. They have sold over 220 million
records. Only Elvis, The Beatles, Garth Brooks, Michael Jackson, and Paul
McCartney have sold more.
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