Very Early Bee-Gees

Remember when A&E presented the show, "Live By Request?"


I really would have liked to have the privilege of meeting and speaking with Barry Gibb. He had an interview in "Rolling Stone" magazine not too long ago that I thought was excellent and showed a side of him that most fans never see, myself included. I think if you read it, you will really enjoy it.

http://www.rollingstone.com/music/news/barry-gibb-the-last-brother-20140704
 
For Christmas this year, we got the DVD Saturday Night Fever and the Bee Gees Anniversary DVD Concert done in Las Vegas. I've never seen the entire movie of Saturday Night Fever, but do have a CD with a couple of Bee Gees songs on it. Love the song, You Should Be Dancing!
 

I'm a life long fan of the Bee=gees, and have seen just about every interview they've ever done...When brothers' Andy, and twins Maurice and Robin died, Barry didn't cry..

..but some time later after Robin ( the last brother to die) he was giving this Interview, and he breaks down for the first time, and feels he has to apologise for it, poor guy!!


 
Does anyone remember the 4th brother........Andy Gibb? He was a singer as well and I remember him co-hosting the tv music show, Solid Gold. The other host was Marilyn McCoo (The 5th Dimension singer). Use to watch Solid Gold, Midnight Special, sometimes Soul Train and definitely American Bandstand.
 
CR..if you read my post above yours I mention Andy the youngest Gibb brother.. :) sadly he along with the other brothers fell victim to several addictions and while the others managed to fight off their demons Andy never did..and the result was inevitable. Such a waste of a young and talented life.


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Wasn't Barry the hot looking dude w/beard and long thick hair? I remember one girl telling me (around 1978), "what I wouldn't give to have one date with Barry!"
 
Barry Gibb, "Don't Cry Alone." This song has meaning to me also. (Sorry, Holly, I missed seeing your post.)

 

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