Continue the Legacy of the Bee Gees

Saturday Night Fever was not the film’s original name! Did you know that the 1977 film Saturday Night Fever was originally supposed to be titled “Tribal Rites of the New [ … MORE]

Did you know that the official music video for “Stayin’ Alive” is actually a re-shoot of the original video? The original three music videos for the movie Saturday Night Fever [ … MORE]

The Gibb family talent certainly does not end with Barry, Maurice, and Robin. In 2016, Maurice’s daughter Samantha recorded a cover of “New York Mining Disaster 1941” with her partner [ … MORE]

There is more to the story behind the Bee Gees’ name! Though it is widely believed that the Bee Gees first got their name from being the Brothers Gibb, this meaning [ … MORE]

Tomorrow’s World was a popular BBC series that ran for 38 years and snuck in a Bee Gees cameo! Premiering in 1965 and lasting until early 2003, the program showcased [ … MORE]

The chart-topping “Jive Talkin’” once had a different name. On this day in 1975, “Jive Talkin’” reached number 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and became the Bee Gees’ first [ … MORE]

A brief history of the success of “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” On this day in 1971, the Bee Gees’ hit song “How Can You Mend a Broken [ … MORE]

The Bee Gees have always had a way with words. In order to make their music relatable, The Bee Gees kept the lyrics to their songs gender-neutral. In Daniel Rachel’s [ … MORE]

“You Should Be Dancing” Today! On July 31, 1975, the Bee Gees’ “You Should Be Dancing” was released in the U.S. The dance pop classic went on to reach number [ … MORE]

The Full Story Behind the Track: “Grease” In 1978, Barry Gibb wrote the title track for the 1978 film adaptation of the popular stage musical Grease. Performed by Frankie Valli, [ … MORE]

It’s just “Emotion” that’s taking over. In 1977, Barry and Robin wrote “Emotion” for Australian singer Samantha Sang, and the song reached number three on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart [ … MORE]

The Bee Gees offer countless and timeless memories for fans, artists, aspiring artists and more. The 1998 hit, “Immortality”, was written for Celine Dion by the Brothers Gibb, topping the [ … MORE]

Maurice Gibb Grammy Winner and avid Paintballer! Maurice Gibb will go down as one of paintballs biggest supporters. He attended a number of paintball tournaments and was quite the competitor, [ … MORE]

1971 “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” Takes the World by Storm Released in 1971, “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” was the lead single on the Bee [ … MORE]

Close out American Heart Association’s CPR and AED Awareness Week with New York Presbyterian’s ‘Songs to do CPR to’ playlist. This helpful playlist starts off with Bee Gees classic “Stayin’ [ … MORE]

The Bee Gees: Humble Beginnings Having been in show business from a young age, the Gibb brothers began their careers singing at Australia’s holiday resorts and dive bars. Barry recalls [ … MORE]

The Bee Gees Talk ‘Night Fever’ The legendary film “Saturday Night Fever” sprung to life not only one of the most renowned films of its time, but gave inspiration for [ … MORE]

Written by the Gibb brothers and produced by Robert Stigwood in 1968, “I Started A Joke” was featured on The Bee Gees’ album ‘Idea.’ Robin Gibb says, “The melody to [ … MORE]

Take an inside look behind the Bee Gees track “Heartbreaker”.  “Heartbreaker,” a song originally written by The Bee Gees, was released as a single in 1982 by singer Dionne Warwick. [ … MORE]

Fans across the world have the chance to guess various Bee Gees tracks based on quick clips and distorted versions of the group’s classics. It has become an increasingly popular [ … MORE]

With all of The Bee Gees classic albums now available for you to enjoy on streaming services, we’ve put together a few choice playlists for you to spin, save and [ … MORE]