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I actually remember it was Robin gibb that sang lead on massachutus
 
Oldtimer said:
I actually remember it was Robin gibb that sang lead on massachutus
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Yes, indeed, that’s Robin taking lead on Massachusetts’ verses. A wonderful song, I might add!
 
Oldtimer said:
I have lovely memories of the bee gees, my eldest brother would now be in his late seventies. I was really young when he passed away at just 19 he would imitate Barry putting his hand to his ear singing masachutis.He got paid every Thursday, he would bring home fish & chips and we watched top of the pops life seemed so much simpler.
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I am so very sorry to hear that.

Those memories, those are beautiful things. You never really know what you have until you’ve lost it, do you? Thank you for sharing this story and these beautiful memories of your brother.
 
Mary Hopkin / In the Morning (Morning of My Life) [written by Barry Gibb; original version by the Bee Gees]
 
Agonum said:
Bee Gees / New York Mining Disaster, 1941
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Before the Bee Gees went all disco, this honestly sounds like a song from The Beatles , it's excellent!

I'm familiar with all the big songs, Too Much Heaven probably my favourite.
 
Bee Gees / Turn of the Century

2m 27s

Opening track (A1) on Bee Gees’ third album, Bee Gees’ 1st, the song was written by Barry and Robin on the brothers’ voyage from Australia back to the UK.

Barry Gibb – lead vocals, backing vocals, rhythm guitar
Robin Gibb – lead vocals, backing vocals
Maurice Gibb – backing vocals, bass guitar, Mellotron, harpsichord
Vince Melouney – lead guitar
Colin Petersen – drums

Produced by Robert Stigwood and Ossie Byrne.

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The album was released 14 July 1967 (9 August in the States).
 
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Bee Gees / And the Sun Will Shine, in concert 1974
 
Celine Dion with the Bee Gees / Immortality
 
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