Sunshine and Sorrow: The Bee Gees’ “Monday’s Rain”
About The Song Released on their album “Spicks and Specks”, this song captures the bittersweet emotions of young love –…
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Whispering Melodies: The Bee Gees’ “Follow the Wind”
The year is 1965. The global landscape of pop music is shaking itself free of the early-decade innocence, preparing for…
Before the Disco Ball: The Bee Gees’ Undiscovered Gem, “You Wouldn’t Know”
The air in a 1967 London studio is thick with the smell of hot vacuum tubes and ambition. A tape…
Reach for the Stars: The Early Balladry of the Bee Gees with “Take Hold of That Star”
About The Song Released in 1965, “Take Hold of That Star” predates the Bee Gees’ signature falsetto sound. Here, we…
Rewinding the Decades: The Bee Gees’ “Peace of Mind”
The needle drops, and the air thins, suddenly filled with the brittle, beautiful sound of 1964. There is no lush…
Before the Disco Ball: The Bee Gees’ Heartfelt Plea in “Don’t Say Goodbye”
About The Song Released in 1965, “Don’t Say Goodbye” showcases the early Bee Gees at their most vulnerable. This was…
A Toast to Youth: The Bee Gees and “Wine & Women”
About The Song While the Bee Gees would later become synonymous with disco anthems and soaring falsettos, their roots lay…
A Brighter Side: The Bee Gees’ “And the Children Laughing”
About The Song Released in 1965 on the album The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs, “And…
Can’t You See I’m in Love with You: The Bee Gees’ “Could It Be”
About The Song Ah, the golden days of pop. Back when melodies were sweet, harmonies soared, and young love felt…
Can’t Get No Air: The Bee Gees and “Claustrophobia”
About The Song Remember those heady days of the mid-1960s? The transistor radio a constant companion, crackling with the sounds…