Remembering The Bee Gees’ Maurice Gibb
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Their brotherly love and musical savvy turned the beat around to disco, and without Maurice it just won't be the same
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One
Posted in: Album ReviewsIs it possible that we live in a country that can forgive Richard Nixon but not […]
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Spirits Having Flown
Posted in: Album Reviews"The record the world's been waiting for," reads an ad for Spirits Having Flown, and that's […]
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How Can You Mend a Broken Group? The Bee Gees Did It With Disco
Posted in: Music NewsThe saga of a not-so-average white band
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Children of the World
Posted in: Album ReviewsFrom mushy pop ballads through late-Sixties psychedelia and low-key rock, the Bee Gees have demonstrated a […]
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Main Course
Posted in: Album ReviewsMain Course, the best-sounding Bee Gees album ever, represents a last-ditch effort to reestablish the group's […]
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Mr. Natural
Posted in: Album ReviewsIt's been difficult to understand how the Bee Gees can consistently come off so unflaggingly moronic […]
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Life In A Tin Can
Posted in: Album ReviewsAs purveyors of pure pop pleasantries over the past six years, the Bee Gees have few […]
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Cucumber Castle
Posted in: Album ReviewsSo you thought that the Bee Gees had orchestrated and harmonized themselves out for a while […]
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Horizontal
Posted in: Album ReviewsTo comprehend the Bee Gees is to comprehend much that is banal, without grace, and trite. […]
