got back to listening to the Bee Gees&Andy Gibb this Weekend&also having just gotten the "Grease" Dvd&Looking to the "Satuarday Night Fever" one a week from now so anyway all these songs just hit at once.Bee Gees"Love You Inside&out" got much play this weekend&as far as Andy Gibb goes I had to Spin "Shadow Dancing" alot.anybody else Grooving the Gibb Family Lately?

Andy Gobb-Thicker than Water...Shadow Dancin...I Just want To Be Your Everything

BeeGees--dont...get...me...started...I think "they're great!"-Tony the Tiger

How Deep Is Yo Love?--thats the sheet righjt there
You Should Be Dancin--thats the one where Mr Manero does his dance!
Fanny Be Tender With My Love--sobs
Love You Inside n Out--tight
Nights On Broadway--I like their attempts at soul
Jive Talkin'
Night Fever-yum
Tragedy
Love So Right-yum
Too Much Heaven-yum

and one of their greatest ever and underrated--Someone Belonging To Someone form th Stayin Alive sundtrack.I dont care if people dontlike them and make fun and want to cause trouble in the streets about it--I'll fight em.

"why u all messed up?"--"I got in a fight over the Bee Gees"

bee gees:

how deep is your love
how do you mend a broken heart
i started a joke
jive talkin'

andy gibb:
shadow dancing

The first 45 single I ever bought was Andy Gibb's 1978 song "Shadow Dancing".Man,I LOVED that song!! Andy was lucky to have such talented brothers producing his stuff.That song STILL kicks ass!!

As for The Bee Gees,I pretty much like all of their 70s stuff plus a few of their 80s singles.I also love many of the songs they produced for others.

Bee Gees :

New York Mining Disaster 1941
To Love Somebody
Morning of my Life
Craise Finton Kirk Royal Academy of Arts
I've Gotta Get a Message To You
Kitty Can
Words
And the sun will Shine
Massachusetts
Barker of the U.F.O.
Holiday
Birdie Told Me
Sweetheart
Run to Me
Lonely Days
Portrait of Louise
Lamplight
Marley Purt Drive
Melody Fair
Odessa
Papermache, Cabbages and Kings
I Started a Joke
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
South Dakota Morning
Down the Road
Jive Talkin'
Fanny (be tender with my love)
Baby as you Turn Away
Nights on Broadway
Boogie Child
Love so Right
You stepped into my Life
You Should Be Dancing
Stayin' Alive
Night Fever
How Deep is your Love
Emotion
Too Much Heaven
Love You Inside Out
Tragedy
Spirits Having Flown
Living Together
Wildflower
Someone Belonging to Someone
I Still Love You
You Win Again
Live or Die (hold me like a child)
One
Bodyguard
Ordinary Lives
Dimensions
For Whom The Bell Tolls
How to Fall in Love, part one (there's never been a pt.2!)
Blue Island
Alone
Still Waters
My Lover's Prayer
Irresistable Force
This is Where i Came in
Deja Vu
Just in Case
Technicolour Dreams...etc...etc...

as you can tell, i LOVE the Bee Gees and i ain't got no shame!

Andy Gibb : Shadow Dancing is the shit!

I've been listening to them again lately. I burned copies for my dad a few weekends ago... brought back a lot of childhood memories!

madartista said:

I love the Al Green version of How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. As for the Bee Gees, I have childhood memories of a long winter in London listening to 'You Win Again' on radio. I found it depressingly enjoyable.
[This message was edited Tue Oct 1 7:20:58 PDT 2002 by Anji]

I was only between the ages of 4-7 when the brothers Gibb were so popular that their songs were pretty much all you heard. To this day, I will stop what I'm doing just to listen to their songs on the radio. I associate their music with my childhood. They are fabulous. Their music stands the test of time regardless if it's more of a disco sound or adult contemporary, and Saturday Night Fever soundtrack is one of my all-time faves.

Here's my little list:
The Bee Gees
Emotions
Too Much Heaven
How Deep Is Your Love
Love You Inside and Out
Stayin' Alive
Night Fever
Love So Right
More Than A Woman
Still Waters

Andy Gibb
I Just Want to be Your Everything
Love Is Thicker Than Water
Shadow Dancing

andy gibb-'i just wanna be your ev'rything'...tho i have done 'shadow dancing' at karaoke before...
beegees-a lesser known track 'inside and out...' it's just a perfect pop song...

Do the Bee Gees have a box set? I've never seen one, if they don't they should.

Supernova said:

Yep,they have a 4-CD box set called "Tales From The Brothers Gibb" which came out in 1990.Disc 4 includes some interesting rarities.

DavidEye said:

1990??? Good Lord, how could I have missed that??? I thought they only had that rinky, dink 2 cd greatest hits collection.

Thanks, David.

Cut moi
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"Boogie Child" and "Shadow Dancing" rule!!!1

I purged all Bee Gees from my collection, but I shoulda kept MAIN COURSE for these songs:

Nights on Broadway (Gibb/Gibb/Gibb)
Jive Talkin' (Gibb/Gibb/Gibb)
Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) (Gibb/Gibb/Gibb)

PFunkjazz said:

"Fanny is the Cut.

mistermaxxx said:

That's the album right there!!! 'Main Course' kicks ASS!!! "Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)" is da bomb!!!

Yeah, i reckon Main Course is their best album too.

I remember Barry being interviewed in '98 saying that the Still Waters album ('97) was like the follow up to it.
I kinda get what he means! A great album also. In fact, Saturday Night Fever aside, it probably is their finest album since Main Course.

And Baby As You Turn Away is one of my very favourite closing tracks on any album ever...a fine song with absolutely beautiful harmonies, i'm gonna go listen to it now:)

Well here goes. I like How Deep Is Your Love and More Than A Woman from Saturday Night Fever soundtrack because they are so sweet and romantic. I like Night Fever, Jive Talkin, for the dance groove and I like Nights On Broadway , How Can You Mend A Broken Heart? and I started a Joke because they are good songs. As far as Andy goes RIP I like I just Wanna Be Your Everything for Romantic feeling, Love Is Thicker Than Water for the Groove, Shadow Dancing for it's dance appeal.
[This message was edited Sat Oct 5 0:45:53 PDT 2002 by Natasha]