When Maurice Gibb and Lulu reunited for gorgeous duet 30 years after their divorce Bee Gees When Barry Gibb and son Stephen sang incredible acoustic duet of Bee Gees' Words and Stayin' Alive The heartbreaking song the Bee Gees wrote in tribute to their late brother Andy Gibb ...
and especially Barry Gibb, wrote lots of songs in their early days they didn’t manage to jam onto their own prolific releases. Even before they moved from Australia to England in 1967, they’d already placed a lot of songs with other artists, primarily in Australia. Most of them aren’t...
Barry Gibb wrote the title song for the John Travolta/Olivia Newton-John summer blockbuster Grease. In an inspired move, the movie cast a star who was more or less from the era depicted in the film to sing it. This should have been an Oscar contender for best original song, but only ...
The 10 biggest British Invasion artists of the 1960s, ranked The Beatles Bill Wyman was surprised The Rolling Stones didn't split when Charlie Watts died When The Rolling Stones played The Ed Sullivan Show in 1964 and broke America The 30 best songs of 1964 ...
Never ones to leave a great title or title track unheard, though, artists over the decades have resurrected shelved songs - cut for one reason or another, whether for space or because it didn't fit an LP's theme - for later projects: B-sides, next albums, later albums or even bonus ...
Never ones to leave a great title or title track unheard, though, artists over the decades have resurrected shelved songs - cut for one reason or another, whether for space or because it didn't fit an LP's theme - for later projects: B-sides, next albums, later albums or even bonus ...
the brothers Gibb wrote their own songs, which makes them elite indeed. Then when you consider they had such an embarrassment of riches that they were able to give other artists songs and then those artists had big hits, in that sense, I’m not sure anyone in the history of popular m...
Never ones to leave a great title or title track unheard, though, artists over the decades have resurrected shelved songs - cut for one reason or another, whether for space or because it didn't fit an LP's theme - for later projects: B-sides, next albums, later albums or even bonus ...
“Change and discomfort are something I thrive in but I’ve come to realize that there’s a futility of doing things just to please other people,” she says. “You can’t sacrifice your true self, it’s just unsustainable. Realizing this has been a big pill to swallow f...
This was John Denver’s only hit in the UK, as most of his other famous tracks had been covered by other artists. It was written as an ode to Denver’s wife at the time, Annie Martell Denver, and he wrote it in in about ten-and-a-half minutes on a ski lift to the top of Aj...