Reviews for The Bee Gees

Being born in 1971 and a much thank you to my parents, I was able to listen to one of the, if not, best trio/group of a lifetime. I was able to experiance the disco music but now I plan on listening to all of their other music. My co-workers laugh at me but what do they know about music? Their song "You Should Be Dancing" gets my blood pumping while "How Deep Is Your Love" can bring out the romance. I will make sure to keep their music going in my family. Already have my 8yr. old daughter and 11yr. old son jamming to their music and Andy Gibb's music. You'll never be forgotten. May God bless you all.

I was introduced to the Bee Gees by my mom in the late nineties with their One Night Only concert and CD. I was in elementary school at the time and honestly grew to hate them simply because my mom blasted that CD so many times on a Saturday morning when I was trying to sleep. After a well deserved break from the Bee Gees through my teenage years and an immersion into the typical alternative hipster rock that every modern young adult from Seattle listens to, at age 23 I rediscovered that old One Night Only CD and started playing it at work. I was blown away by the harmonies (now that I'm actually old enough to appreciate something like that) and now I can't get enough of the Bee Gees - even got my coworker completely addicted. I've even taken to buying songs from their old albums and have been blown away by the sheer number of songs they have written and/or performed (even a lot of popular singles sung by other artists were written by them!).

These guys were freaking talented and have reinvented themselves in EVERY decade to remain relevant - probably the reason that they are the only band to have number ones in every decade. It's truly unfair to categorize them as simply a Disco fad (even though they were indeed that for a time) or pop act (mind you, I hate pop music). They've gone from early 60's bubble gum pop to Beatles-esque boy band to alternative folky 70's rock artists to Disco Kings to being on the forefront of the 80's percussion/synthesizer rock wave (Maurice's pension for the latest music gadgets started to shine here) to a genre-defying transcendant sound in the 90s and early 00's that rocked everyone's socks. You can't even say that about the Beatles or Paul McCartney, no matter how talented they all were.

I really feel like their music is like some sort of drug - once you try it, you can't ever stop unless you go cold turkey. Now I'm planning to blast that same One Night Only CD when my kid is in elementary school so that he/she can one day appreciate the genius that is the Bee Gees. I apologize ahead of time, future child, but the Bee Gees legacy must continue!

While growing up in the mid 60's I can remember this group coming into the limelight. I can't remember why but their lyrics and harmony ment something to me. I have three very special songs of theirs that I never stop listening to. One, "For Whom The Bell Tolls". If I could say that they sound like angels I would. Second, "Immortality". Third, "First of May". These are three special songs that truly said something to me in my life. I pray that heavens gate where wide open when their time came. I would love to hear them again. But the sad thing is that there's one one remaining. God bless Barry.

Listening to the Bee Gees Music is like being flown in paradise sitting with the angels and the Almighty God! Every line the Bee Gees put together in their songs gravitates anyone with musically inclined. I feel for Barry and admires his strength. Barry may you reconcile with the pains of your brothers' passing. Easy for me to say but I pray that the sweet Lord grant you everlasting strength. Warm regards and love to you and to the Gibbs family.

I bought my first Bee Gees album in 1964. I have been a fan since I was 8yrs old. their songs had sooo much feeling and meaning and always kept up with the times. Harmony out the WAZOU. I will always love them and will continue enjoying their music and appreciating their amazing talent, no matter how old I get! They used their talent to the fullest, and even when time has passed us by, they're music will live on. God Blessed the Bee Gees with amazing tallent and dedicated Fans.

i think, i am the youngest fan of beegees cause i love thier songs since i was 4, i really love them because of their "too much heaven" voices. Hehehe.... Their "words" use in the lyrics of every song s spectacular. Sometyms i usede their song "to love somebody". I luv u beegees i hope u can have a concert in philippines evn maurice s n heaven now. Make more songs both of u. Cause ur legend will continue.

just wanted to say thanks to barry gibb for singing the perfect song and making it so great that my great late friend michael jackson for many years gave me the cd ones and he circled the song one on the cover and said that this will always be our song.words can not say what comfort that song has bought to me many times over sense michael's passing in june. michael always wanted to take me to meet barry one of these days, and how i wish that could have happened. barry if you do read this, know that michael really respected and cherished your friendship and many times over always said that when i had the chance to meet you, that i would be meeting one of the greatest entertainers of a lifetime. well i do not know if i will ever get that chance again sense michael has passed, he really wanted to take me to meet you. so maybe you could call me or write to me and send me a pic of you. if you would it would be so heartfelt on this end. thank you for all the great songs and a voice made in heaven. your friend & fan in the usa. thank you for your time

debra willis 252-732-5623
552 newport loop road
newport, north carolina 28570

The Bee Gees were regularly featured on the popular Australian live music show Bandstand back in the very early sixties. I remember them singing the Lonnie Donegan classic, My Old Man's a Dustman, to great acclaim. They dressed in waistcoats and Barry towered over his two younger siblings. In about 1966 they recorded Spicks and Specks and decided to go back to the UK to try their luck there. They secured some international recognition with First of May, New York Mining Disaster, To Love Somebody, and Words, but lost their way for a time. Cucumber Castle was a weird detour, and then they came back with the disco age. Those amazing falsetto harmonies over a thumping bottom sound and uncoriographed dance steps gave dancing an egalitarian quality – everyone could look OK on the dance floor. The Bee Gees will always have a special place in the hearts of my generation of Australians, because this is where they grew into men and launched their spectacular careers.

I have always felt the beauty in the BeeGees songs, there is a real beauty in their mixed voices,the harmony , the melody and the words. Also I like the unusual guitar chords in their music. Jack Nehme

Brian Wilson of the Beach Boys was asked: "Who are the greatest group of all time?" His response was "The Bee Gees".

Thank you Barry,Robin & Maurice for your music in my life. I have followed you since the 1960's and will continue to do so till I am gone. I am sure Maurice is looking down saying: "Get together brothers, there's more music to be made".
The charts are useless without the Bee Gees.

I had the Bee Gees Biography on VHS tape, but the tape was bad, I also had other Bee Gees stuff on tape but the whole tape is bad, I tried looking for it on the A & E site, but didn't see it. Does anybody know where I can get it? Thanx, Mike

The BeeGees means to me my whole life, I'm in deep love with their spritual voices, that's recoded in my heart, most of their songs remind me of some years of my life.
I wish to listen to more new songs, as they said on "This is where came in" they won't stop giving to the world even when they're on 'wheel chairs' may god give them health and strength.

I have been a fan for many, many years since the group started. I simply love their harmonies and their personalities which come out in their songs. These are the three greatest performers in my opinion and am sorry the music died. It would be nice if Barry and/or Robin would come out with a cd of their own separately or together. You simply cannot allow your wonderful music to die. Come on guys, give us some more of your great songs to keep us going. Love, Cheryl Martin Granger, IN (USA)

I've love the Bee Gees music forever. My son passed away at the age of 36 on May 1, 2004. I am very interested in the song I believe they wrote for their brother Andy, called "wish you were here." I heard the song on TV one day and I would like to purchase it. I need to know in what album is the song in.

I would appreciate it if I could receive a response to my request.
Thank you.

I've loved the Bee Gees music since I can remember. I'm particularily interested in their concert named "Here At Last". If anyone happens to know where I can get it, please email me. I'll appreciate it very much!