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The Bee Gees call it quits Surviving Brothers Gibb call an end to their longtime musical group
All you disco fans will be heartbroken to hear this but...The Bee Gees are no more. Barry and Robin Gibb,who were made commanders of the Order of the British Empire by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace on Thursday,said they couldn't go on without brother Maurice,who died last year after a heart attack. Barry Gibb,57,said the Bee Gees are now a thing of the past."We are not the Bee Gees now,in respect for Mo",he said."Maybe the time's just right for a bit of free flight.Maybe at some point we will do something together". (Associated Press) | |
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old news, they said this straight after his death!
and to be honest how could they make a beegee's record with one third of there harmony gone?!  | |
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FUNKitUP said: old news, they said this straight after his death!
and to be honest how could they make a beegee's record with one third of there harmony gone?! MULTITRACKING P o o |/, P o o |\ | |
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No They said they'd keep singing as a tribute to their brother. 
How could they go on without him? As usual. They never needed him that much. Both of the surviving brothers have gone solo several times and Barry particularly has the same sound solo as with the group. 
Please, keep singing! | |
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Damn! Right, that's it. I'm going on a Gibb hunt. 
Gets harpoon-gun out... | |
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it's sad but it's appropriate. i think the surviving two are set for life, and can go on releasing solo stuff that i'm sure their fans will appreciate. | |
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DavidEye said: Surviving Brothers Gibb call an end to their longtime musical group
All you disco fans will be heartbroken to hear this but...The Bee Gees are no more. Barry and Robin Gibb,who were made commanders of the Order of the British Empire by Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace on Thursday,said they couldn't go on without brother Maurice,who died last year after a heart attack. Barry Gibb,57,said the Bee Gees are now a thing of the past."We are not the Bee Gees now,in respect for Mo",he said."Maybe the time's just right for a bit of free flight.Maybe at some point we will do something together". (Associated Press) again with thw DISCO the Bee Gees were MUCH more than just Saturday Night Fever...you could watch them in concert for 3 hours and that still wouldnt be enough time to hear all their great songs Check it out ...Shiny Toy Guns R gonna blowup VERY soon and bring melody back to music..you heard it here 1st! http://www.myspacecomment...theone.mp3 | |
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PANDURITO said: How could they go on without him? As usual. They never needed him that much.  This post not for the wimp contingent. All whiny wusses avert your eyes. | |
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