The Bee Gees were formed in 1958 in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia by the Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb and the band name was originally chosen as a combination of radio presenter Bill Gates’, Bill Goode, and Barry Gibb’s initials. The band wrote all of their own music and wrote and produced major releases from other artists, including “Grease” by Frankie Valli.
One of their vocal tracks made our top 10 list of all time great vocal tracks.
Genre
Pop, soul, disco, rock, soft rock
Labels
Leedon
Spin
Festival
Polydor
Atlantic
RSO
Capitol
Warner Bros.
Artist Website Link: https://www.beegees.com/
Discography
The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs – Released: November 1965
Spicks and Specks – Released: November 1966
Bee Gees’ 1st – Released: 14 July 1967 (UK)
9 August 1967 (US)
Horizontal – Released: February 1968
Idea – Released: September 1968
Odessa – Released: 30 March 1969
Cucumber Castle – Released: April 1970
2 Years On – Released: November 1970
Trafalgar – Released: September 1971 (US)
November 1971 (UK)
To Whom It May Concern – Released: October 1972
Life in a Tin Can – Released: 19 January 1973 (United States)
1 March 1973 (United Kingdom)
Mr. Natural – Released: 15 June 1974
Main Course – Released: June 1975 (US)
August 1975 (UK)
Children of the World – Released: September 13, 1976
Spirits Having Flown – Released: 24 January 1979
Living Eyes – Released: October 1981
E.S.P. – Released: September 1987
One – Released: 17 April 1989 (UK)
24 April 1989 (Germany)
July 1989 (US)
High Civilization – Released: 25 March 1991 (U.K.)
14 May 1991 (U.S.)
Size Isn’t Everything – Released: 13 September 1993 (UK)
2 November 1993 (US)
Still Waters – Released: 10 March 1997 (UK)
6 May 1997 (US)
This Is Where I Came In – Released: 24 April 2001
MultiTracks
Tragedy (vocals only) – Bee Gees