Bee Gees – Jumbo (1968)
“Jumbo” is an upbeat, whimsical track by the Bee Gees, released in 1968 as a double A-side single with “The Singer Sang His Song.” Written by Barry, Robin, and Maurice…
Bee Gees – Throw a Penny
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with disco anthems and soaring falsettos, but there’s a whole other side to these brothers Gibb. Delve back to 1974, a time…
Bee Gees – Indian Gin and Whisky Dry
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with soaring falsettos, disco anthems, and a sound that dominated the airwaves in the latter half of the 20th century. But before…
Bee Gees – Sweet Song of Summer
About the song Bee Gees and summer – a pairing as potent and evocative as sunshine and sandy beaches. While their later disco forays would dominate the airwaves, the early…
Bee Gees – You’ll Never See My Face Again
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with soaring falsettos, disco swagger, and unforgettable melodies. But before they took the world by storm with night fever and stadium-filling anthems,…
Bee Gees – The Singer Sang His Song
About the song The Singer Sang His Song by the Bee Gees. A delightful selection, my friend. This particular track takes us back to a fascinating period in the Gibb…
Bee Gees – Odessa (City on the Black Sea)
About the song Bee Gees’ Odessa (City on the Black Sea). Now that’s a song that transports you, wouldn’t you agree? Released in 1969, it marked a turning point for…
Bee Gees – Just in Case
About the song Bee Gees, a name synonymous with soulful harmonies and disco anthems. But beneath the glittery veneer of the late 70s, the brothers Gibb possessed a depth of…
Bee Gees – You Know It’s for You
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with soulful harmonies, disco swagger, and undeniably catchy melodies. But before they took the world by storm with their dance floor anthems,…
Bee Gees – Where Are You?
About the song The early Bee Gees. A time before the falsetto reigns supreme, before “Staying Alive” took over disco floors worldwide. This is a period where the Gibb brothers…