THE UNSEEN CHAPTER: The Silent Devotion of Robin & Maurice Gibb That Time Could Never Erase
Released in 1969 on the album Odessa, “First of May” stands as one of the...
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THIS 40-YEAR-OLD BEE GEES TAPE WAS FOUND IN A SAFE — When Robin’s voice started playing, everyone in the studio broke down.
A Brotherly Masterpiece, A Woman’s Lament, and One of the Gibbs’ Most Exquisitely Crafted Songs...
RINGO STARR’S FINAL CHRISTMAS MIRACLE — JOHN AND GEORGE REUNITE FROM BEYOND TO SING “PEACE ON EARTH” ONE LAST TIME.
Among the countless treasures hidden in the Bee Gees’ vast archive, few songs have the...
THE SONG ROBIN RECORDED THE DAY BEFORE HE DIED — Barry kept it secret for 13 years… until tonight.
When The Bee Gees recorded “I Am the World” in 1966, they were still teenagers...
BARRY GIBB — THE LAST BEE GEE IMMORTALIZED IN BRONZE IN HIS HOME COUNTRY, A TRIBUTE TO A LIFETIME OF SONGS THAT CHANGED THE WORLD —
When the Bee Gees released “You Win Again” in 1987, the music world wasn’t waiting...
A WHISPER FROM HEAVEN — Barry Gibb’s Never-Before-Heard Duet With Robin Gibb Has Finally Surfaced —
When the Bee Gees released “Blue Island” in 1993 as part of the Size Isn’t...
Let’s listen to “Lonely Days,” a song where Barry Gibb turns heartbreak into something beautifully human. His voice trembles between hope and sorrow, capturing the feeling of a man wandering through silence after the world has changed around him. It’s raw, honest, and unmistakably Barry — a portrait of loneliness painted with harmonies only he and his brothers could create.
When the Bee Gees released “Lonely Days” in 1970, they were not the global icons...
“A Voice from Heaven”: Barry Gibb and Robin Gibb Reveal a Newly Uncovered Duet — A Heavenly Recording That Reunites the Two Brothers Beyond Time, Loss, and the Silence That Separated Them for Decades.
When fans hear the phrase “One Night Only,” they don’t just think of a concert...
“HE TAUGHT THEM TO FEEL THE HARMONY BEFORE THEY COULD SING IT.” Before the spotlight and the stadiums, it was Barry, his acoustic guitar, and three little brothers gathered on the living-room floor — learning that music begins in the heart, not the microphone.
When The Bee Gees released “Too Much Heaven” in late 1978, the world immediately recognized...
“THE VOICE FROM HEAVEN”: Robin Gibb’s Unfinished Songs Find Their Way Home. Somewhere between silence and memory, his voice was waiting. Rediscovered years later by his family, these songs carry the tenderness of a farewell — and the promise that love never truly ends.
When The Bee Gees released “I Can’t See Nobody” in 1967, they were barely in...