There aren't many groups who had such a big songs to hits ratio than the Gibb brothers. The Bee Gees sold hundreds of millions of records from the s to the early s, and their legacy continues. While it wasn't in Saturday Night Fever , it was later added to the song list for the stage musical adaptation, and we don't blame them! This was another comeback for the Bee Gees in , and it gave them another top 5 hit in the UK. Robin Gibb said of the song's style: "I like the idea of being that sort of Beatlesque type of song. I wanted that rambling. That sort of Byrds type. They also proved to be rather rude when they wanted to be.

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Indeed, the Bee Gees' impressive songcraft has earned praise as being on par with the likes of the Beatles. Streisand's signature No. In fact, the entire chart-topping album was co-written and produced by Barry Gibb, with songwriting assists from his brothers on "Woman In Love" and the album's title track a duet with Barry Gibb. A peerless interpreter of song, Warwick turned in a heart-wrenching vocal on this Gibb brothers-penned Top 10 hit. Giving the track up, however, was a little heartbreaking for some.
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Brothers Barry , Robin , and Maurice Gibb brought their extraordinarily tight, three-part harmonies all over the world, creating some of the most instantly recognizable voices in modern music. While many might associate the Bee Gees with a certain era, the best of their wide-ranging discography incorporated everything from fascinating storytelling, feel-good funkiness, haunting harmonies and much more. Getting John Travolta flashbacks, yet? The orchestra-inspired, string synthesizers became a staple of the disco era with help from this Hot No.
Quite simply they are up there with the greatest bands, and songwriting partnerships, of all-time. But this primer, overflowing with classics, sets out just some of the unforgettable music they made during a year chart period. The courageously stark narrative gave Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb a first top 20 hit in both the UK and US in early summer that year, when they were literally just off the boat and back in their home country of England after making their name and honing their skills in Australia. What followed in the next few years was an extraordinary introductory run of success, often with songs so powerful that they became anthemic both for the Bee Gees and for those who covered them. But then came the rebirth. The history-rewriting success of the Saturday Night Fever era made them world champions in a way that neither they nor anyone could ever have conceived. Then, as the pendulum swung again, gave them a new UK chart-topper with a song that, perversely, peaked at No. Search uDiscover Music.