Barry Gibb @GibbBarry aug 30 2015

Barry Gibb @GibbBarry 1h1 hour ago "The Redcliffe Festival has started. I'm very excited. Looking forward to the whole event and seeing everyone."




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From the iHeart Radio Studio - Unplugged and Totally Uncut with Dennis Bryon.

The Bee Gee's were three brothers with a guitar and harmonies. They were often accused of being the Beatles. B, G. Beatles Group. Something very interesting ...happened while playfully mixing the music for something called Saturday Night Fever. The laid back harmonies that brought them to world had suddenly shifted. And this man was there. In fact it was his drum beat that became the infection. From the iHeart Radio Studio I'm Unplugged and Totally Uncut with Dennis Bryon.

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bee gees en vivo en argentina

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Spencer Gibb appears in new movie

So here it is: The trailer for Jacek Bromski's amazing new film, Anatomy of Evil.I was cast in the movie (you can see me in the trailer), and had the amazing opportunity to produce the score in Prague with Ludek Drizhal. I hope you enjoy (especially my Polish friends, as there are no subtitles....) and I will keep everyone posted on it's release dates!


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Rehearsals of Indian Summer 1985

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Redcliffe told to get ready for superstar visit and 10,000 fans

August 16, 2015 4:10pm

Erin SmithRedcliffe & Bayside Herald

File photo: Barry Gibb when he was in Redcliffe for the unveiling of Bee Gees Way stage one. Photo: Peter Wallis

UP TO 10,000 Bee Gees fans are expected to storm Redcliffe for Barry Gibb’s visit during the Redcliffe Festival — and traders are being urged to get ready now for one of their busiest days of the year.

Gibb will be in Redcliffe on September 11 for the unveiling of stage two of Bee Gees Way.
Moreton Bay Region Industry and Tourism marketing and public relations director Belinda Boyce said there would be plenty of vantage points on the day for fans to grab a glimpse of the famous singer.

This time fans will get closer to Barry with a stage positioned down near the Redcliffe Jetty, where Barry will arrive before making his way towards Bee Gees Way,” Ms Boyce said.

“There will also be screens displaying live footage along the street.”
All the excitement kicks off at 1pm with stage entertainment.
Gibb will arrive at 2pm and official proceedings are expected to be completed by 4pm.
Ms Boyce said fans would start arriving in Redcliffe from 8am.

“We recommend (traders) consider what extra staff they might need on the day and over the weekend,” she said.
“This is a perfect opportunity to showcase our bustling Redcliffe CBD precinct, our fantastic cafes, shops and restaurants.”
■ Redcliffe Festival runs from August 29 to September 13
■ Barry Gibb visit on September 11
■ 2014 festival attracted 50,000 people
■ 2015 festival should attract 70,000 people and up to $11 million to the local economy

For more information on Redcliffe Festival visit redcliffefestival.com.au

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Tragedy: The Sad Ballad of the Gibb Brothers

By Jeff Apter

The rise and fall of the brothers Gibb is perhaps the greatest saga in Australian music history.

Despite several rebirths in a career that spanned many decades, it seemed that tragedy followed the Gibbs like a curse. For every incredible career high there was a hefty personal downside: divorce, drunkenness and death seemed as synonymous with the Gibbs as falsetto harmonies, flares and multi-platinum record sales.

Not long before his death, Robin made it clear that he believed the Gibbs had been forced to pay the highest possible cost for their success. ‘All the tragedies my family has suffered . . . is a kind of karmic price we are paying for all the fame and fortune we’ve had.’

This is the story of the brothers’ incredible career(s) and an examination of the Gibb ‘curse’, an all-too-human look at the rollercoaster ride of fame.

About the Author

Jeff Apter is the author of 15 non-fiction books, including biographies of the Finn brothers, Keith Urban and cricketer Michael Slater. He is the Music Contributor for Vogue, was the former Music Editor at Australian Rolling Stone, and has been writing about popular culture for more than 20 years.

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My brother was bass guitarist for Normie Rowe  when Barry Gibb played a demo of the Gibbs'  latest recording at rehearsals one afternoon in Sydney.


 It was Spicks and Specks, the single that, after a string of flops in Oz  launched the Bee Gees. Jeff Apter's record of their rise, fall and rise really gets you in. Especially those heady days in Britain in 1967 when they turned out a string of hits.


But there is deep sadness in the tale too, for when they sang Tragedy  they couldn't have known that was  in store with the untimely death of Maurice, younger brother Andy and, more recently, Robin. Apter brings the story up to the moment, Barry Gibb, after an extended time channel surfing on his couch, rousing himself to do the Mythology tour.   




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Twiiter John Merchant august 11 2015

Finished Day 1 of mastering the new Barry Gibb album at Gateway. Bob Ludwig is a true master.




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bookrelease Dennis Bryon You should be dancing

Personal message Dennis Bryon to all readers of this blog.


The book is my life story, starting with my growing up in Cardiff, Wales and my first band Amen Corner. Then it tells of my joining the Bee Gees and the success we shared in the seventies.


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