Can’t You See I’m in Love with You: The Bee Gees’ “Could It Be”
About The Song Ah, the golden days of pop. Back when melodies were sweet, harmonies soared, and young love felt…
Can’t Get No Air: The Bee Gees and “Claustrophobia”
About The Song Remember those heady days of the mid-1960s? The transistor radio a constant companion, crackling with the sounds…
Fallin’ for You: The Bee Gees’ Early Glimpse of Greatness in “Timber!”
About The Song Released in their native Australia, “Timber!” was just the Bee Gees’ second single. It arrived just a…
More Than Meets the Eye: The Bee Gees’ “To Be Or Not To Be”
About The Song In the mid-60s, before the platform shoes and the falsetto took hold, the Bee Gees were a…
Early Days and Enduring Melodies: The Bee Gees’ “How Love Was True”
About The Song Released on “The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs,” this track showcases the songwriting…
Echoes of Innocence: The Bee Gees’ “I Don’t Think It’s Funny”
About The Song “Fading Laughter,” a track from their 1965 album “The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb…
Do You Remember “I Was a Lover, a Leader of Men”? A Look Back at the Bee Gees’ Early Days
About The Song This introspective journey takes us back to 1965, a time when the British Invasion was in full…
The Bee Gees’ “I.O.I.O.”: A Nostalgic Look at a Forgotten Gem
About The Song “I.O.I.O.”, released in 1970, is a song that falls into this latter category. It emerged from a…
Back to the Groovy Days: The Bee Gees’ Upbeat “Kitty Can”
About The Song Released in 1968, “Kitty Can” wasn’t a chart-topping smash hit like “Massachusetts” or “To Love Somebody,” but…
Do You Have a Minute for Love? Exploring the Bee Gees’ “One Minute Woman”
About The Song Released at the height of the British Invasion, the Bee Gees were still very much teenagers themselves,…