[SamAdams76]

People love to rag on the Bee Gees because of the overexposure brought on with the whole Saturday Night Fever mania but personally I always thought they were great musicians and many people don't realize they were cranking out hits since the 1960s - more than a decade before their "disco" phase.

[dforest]

The Bee Gees were very much into harmony musically. So much so that they blended and made a sound as one.

You don’t see that much anymore.

[netmilsmom]

There will never be another song like “Nights on Broadway”.
The Main Course Album is my favorite.

[Tammy8]

I am the opposite, I hated SNF, disco so bad I went back to my country music roots and only knew the Bee Gees for their 1960s music.

[OrioleFan]

Andy Gibb sounded awful in live performances. One can only imagine how that hag Barbara Streisand hung in there on the duet they did. I thought the only time Andy sounded halfway decent was when singing with his brothers who carried him by drowning him out.

[Lancey Howard]

One of my earliest record buys (a 45RPM, of course) was ‘New York Mining Disaster 1941’. It was the first I heard of them, but then they followed with a string of hits before kind of fading by the mid-’70s. ‘Saturday Night Fever’ brought them back to the top with a vengeance. A lot of terrific songs. Everything they touched turned to gold. Here’s a treat from the late ‘60s. That’s Robin singing the opening stanza (which, oddly, was the only stanza he sang in this great song):

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iGIiJCd3voM&feature=fvsr