Bee Gees – I Laugh in Your Face
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with soaring falsettos, disco anthems, and a sound that permeated the airwaves throughout the 70s. But before they donned the white suits…
Bee Gees – The Earnest of Being George
About the song The enigmatic and often overlooked gem from the Bee Gees’ psychedelic period, “The Earnest of Being George”. Released in 1968 on their album Horizontal, this song finds…
Bee Gees – Marley Purt Drive
About the song Bee Gees, a name synonymous with soaring harmonies, disco anthems, and a sound that has transcended generations. But before they donned the white suits and dominated the…
Bee Gees – Jumbo
About the song Bee Gees. A name synonymous with soaring falsettos, disco anthems, and a sound that permeated the airwaves for decades. But before the brothers Gibb ascended the pop…
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…