Bee Gees

Artist:  The Bee Gees
Origin:  Australia
Genre:  Pop, Rock, Disco, Soul, Soft Rock, Contemporary Pop, Baroque Pop, Early Pop, Psychedelic Pop, Adult Contemporary

Original line-up:

Barry Gibb:  Vocals, Guitar
Robin Gibb:  Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards
Maurice Gibb:  Vocals, Guitar, Bass, Keyboards

The Bee Gees were a Pop Music Group formed in 1958 consisted of brothers Barry, Robin, Maurice Gibb.  The Trio were successful as a Popular Music in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and as prominent performers of the Disco Music Era in the Mid-to-Late 1970s.  They wrote all of their own hits.  The Bee Gees have sold more than 220 million records worldwide, making them one of the World's Best-Selling Music Artists of All Time.  They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame in 1997. Maurice's death in January 2003 at the age of 53, Robin died in May 2012 at the age of 62, and Barry is the only surviving member of the group!.

Title:  Mr.s Gillespies Refrigerator  (2018)
Genre:  Pop, Rock, Disco, Soul, Soft Rock, Contemporary Pop, Baroque Pop, Early Pop, Psychedelic Pop, Adult Contemporary
Label:  Vogon
Rating:  ****

Tracks:

 1.  New York Mining Disaster 1941  (2:18)
 2.  Cucumber Castle  (1:58)
 3.  In My Own Time  (2:20)
 4.  One Minute Woman  (2:22)
 5.  I Can't See Nobody  (3:49)
 6.  To Love Somebody  (3:17)
 7.  Holiday  (3:14)
 8.  Massachussetts  (2:36)
 9.  Interview  (0:46)
10. Mrs. Gillespies Refrigerator  (3:04)
11. I Close My Eyes (Live)  (2:14)
12. Interview  (0:48)
13. World  (3:01)
14. In My Own Time (Live)  (2:21)
15. Band Intro  (0:32)
16. New York Mining Disaster 1941 (Live)  (2:20)
17. Cucumber Castle  (Live)  (2:01)

Personnel:

Barry Gibb:  Lead, Harmony, Backing Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Robin Gibb:  Lead, Harmony, Backing Vocals, Hammond Organ, Pump Organ
Maurice Gibb:  Harmony, Backing Vocals, Bass, Rhythm Guitars, Piano, Mellotron, Hammond Organ, Harpsichord
Vince Melouney:  Lead Guitar
Collin Petersen:  Drums

Mr.s Gillespies Refrigerator is comprised of recordings The Bee Gees made for radio broadcast at the height of their first flush of success, the 1960s, released on September 28, 2018 by Vogon.