Any other Bee Gees fans on this message board?

[surfergirl]

One group from the 60's that everyone seems to forget about is the Association. They had some really good songs though.

Yep. I love "Cherish". Awesome tune.

Crash Cradock & Drifters. Roy Orbs. Only the lonely..Sweet music.

[Cheeks]

 Bee Gees were good, yet I wonder how many of their songs deal with reincarnation? Why? Because they believe in it. Do we remember "Wild Fire" by Micheal Murphy? It deals with a Ghost Horse or Reincarnation.

....that's just "Jive Talking" 

[Dustparticle]

....that's just "Jive Talking" 

LOL

[Luezette]

Yep, I too loved the Bee Gees, especially indeed "Jive Talking" and a host of others. I think what made me like them is their harmony with their voices...what voices! And "Staying Alive."

Edited May 1, 2015 by Luezette

[Brother_Bliss]

LOLS Bliss.. I love pretty much any Music before my Time. Specially the Beach Boys.. Jan & Dean etc..

 

I struggle with the oldies. Granted, there are some exceptional groups, and then some mediocre groups with the occasional exceptional song, but generally speaking I like stuff from my youth to present day

[Witness1970]

I struggle with the oldies. Granted, there are some exceptional groups, and then some mediocre groups with the occasional exceptional song, but generally speaking I like stuff from my youth to present day

Most people like the music from their own youth because that is what they got used to growing up. I don't have to worry about rock before my time. I was there for the beginning of rock and roll.

[minister159]

The Bee Gees released their final album of new material as a group in 2001, titled, This is Where I Came In, which was the title song on the album. It's one of my favorites of theirs. It was a return to their more rock-in-roll sound before the disco era, with a hard-driving lead vocal by Robin and very catchy melody.