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Bee Gees from Flip, 1968 <Click to enlarge> In the late 1960s, the five-piece Bee Gees, with Robin and Maurice Gibb still in their teens, were literally teen idols. As such, they were extensively...
From Globe-Democrat (March 2, 1978) In March 1978, Robert Hilburn, music critic for Los Angeles Times spoke to Al Coury, then President of RSO Records, about the Bee Gees as the hottest record act...
from "Rona Barrett’s Hollywood" (December 1978) While the Fever burned white hot, this short piece was in December 1978 issue of "Rona Barrett’s Hollywood." (Wonder if the magazine still exists? Probably not.) In those...
Robin Gibb rowing on the cover of Fabulous 208 (August 16, 1969) <Click to enlarge> It has been such a long, hot summer – and it is not over yet! Stay cool and refreshed,...
”Christmas card from the Bee Gees" (December 1973) <<Click to enlarge and view the message inside>> The Christmas card the Bee Gees sent out to the members of their international fan club in London...
Robin and Maurice Gibb "Statistics" （from "Fabulous," May 4, 1968) <Click on the picture to see it in full> December 22 is the winter solstice, but for Bee Gees fans, it’s the birthday of...
Full page ad for ‘World’ by Bee Gees from New Musical Express (Issue November 25, 1967) <Click to enlarge> In November 1967, the Bee Gees released the enigmatic ‘World‘ as the follow-up single to...
Robin Gibb with Roger Moore (May 12, 1968) <Click to enlarge> Rest in peace Roger "007" Moore. The fans of Bee Gees fondly remember him as the host of the NME (New Musical Express)...
From “Barry’s X-Files” “From flying saucers to ghosts and health crises, Barry Gibb’s life reads like a soap opera”（From U.K. magazine “Take A Break” – July 24, 1997 issue) You’d like to study UFOs....
Mojo called Robin "The soul of the Bee Gees" <Click to enlarge> "WE LOST ROBIN GIBB, THE SOUL OF THE BEE GEES, ON MAY 20. MARK PAYTRESS PAYS TRIBUTE" in the August 2012 issue...
Barry Gibb speaking of "looking up and seeing UFOs" Barry Gibb speaks of how the inferiority complex kept the Bee Gees going and of UFOs – from a short video interview posted on reuters.com...
from Valentine Pop 69 <Click to enlarge> From Valentine Pop 69, this is about the very young Bee Gees as seen by then secretary of the official Bee Gees’ fan club in London. Then...