Best Of Bee Gees Music Cd

Bee Gees - Best Of Bee Gees

See Larger Image

Best of Bee Gees      Artist : The Bee Gees      List Price : $15.98 USD        ProductGroup: Music      Release Date : 2004-08-03      Studio : Umvd Import      Label : Umvd Import      Avg. Customer Rating : (36 reviews)

Reviews Customer Reviews for Best Of Bee Gees      A great easy listener collection      Rating:      I like this CD...pre-Disco era though I have been known to boogie to "Stayin' Alive"...it is a soft collection of the Bee Gees first greatest hits. My personal favorites are "I've Gotta Get a Message To You", "Massachusetts" and "Words", but the whole album is good. Quick question for you Bee Gees fans...who is the fourth face on the cover of this album? We all know Barry, Robin and Maurice, but there is a fourth member shown here and I've always wondered.     Customer Reviews for Best Of Bee Gees Cd      endless great hits      Rating:      Anyone who grew up with the Bee Gees knows that their music will last forever. Beautiful voices, unique harmony, songs that never seem to grow old. Whether you're in your 20's or 90's, they have songs that eveyone seems to enjoy. Editorial Reviews for Best Of Bee Gees Audio Cd      Amazon.com      Long before they reinvented themselves as the kings of Saturday Night Fever, The Bee Gees were an amazing Australian trio singing songs that were more rooted by lilting folk guitar melodies than dance floor beats. The high, almost falsetto, harmonies were in place even in their hits of the mid- and late-1960s. The melodicism of hits like "Holiday" and "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" had a darker, even eerie, quality compared to the more typically melancholy "To Love Somebody." Comparing the music on Best of the Bee Gees, Volume I to the later antics of the Brothers Gibb is the proverbial apples and oranges. It's clear that the boys truly knew how to craft a hit regardless of the genre, but it does beg the question, "Will the real Bee Gees please stand up?" While both periods have their moments, the smart money seems to be on their earlier work. --Steve Gdula