I met the brothers Gibb in Sydney in 1965,I entered a train carriage with my acoustic guitar in hand after a guitar lesson and instantly recognised them as they had been performing on television for years and had just had a minor hit with WINE and WOMEN (terrific 45).We chatted briefly as I had to get off at the next stop,they were nice kids!
Hi my favourite bee gees album is Odessa..I have the c.d felt box from 2009..the remaster is amazing...top notch...from start to end all songs are great 👍 Trafalgar is another great one....especially Israel ..what a beautiful song!!
i never realised the Bee Gees had so many albums. Keep the videos coming Richard - I like to show them to the wife just to prove to her that there is someone who spends more on records than I do!
Evening Richard 👋🏻I grew up w The Bee Gees....there music was always playing at our parties when I was in my early teens....I still remember picking up the first album which actually wasn’t there first lol....I must say I’m partial to the early sound over the more disco sound, although I do have a double comp of the later tunes....I applaud your collection 👏🏻take care and have a great weekend- Lis
These guys were my pre teen and teenage years. I got SNF for my 13th birthday and my mum told my brother he'd be my friend for life buying me that album. I also have Children of the World and Spirits Having Flown. They had the right idea working with other artists especially Barbra and Dionne. Barry and Barbra did another Guilty album in 2005 which is just as good as the 1980 album.
I’m not really a huge Bee Gees fan but I like the early stuff from the 60’s,I own the best of Bee Gees but if wanted to get a couple other albums from them they would be Odessa and Trafalgar and maybe even Main Course..great collection video Rich! ✌️😎🎶
Hi Richard I don’t have any bee gees albums but I’m always seeing them.. some of what you showed I’ve never seen though . I think jive talking and you should be dancing are my favourites .. again you have so much ! No half measures with you as usual.. great video 👍
Hi Rob, I do think you'd like their 60's material. That yellow album I showed would be a great starting point. Jive Talkin' is without a doubt one of their best. In fact I would urge you to pick up Main Course if you ever came across it.
Great collection Richard !!! I discovered The Bee Gees music with "Saturday Night Fever", I think I was 12 or 13 !!! Such a massive success, it played everywhere !!! Initially, I thought they were a band from the 70s (disco years) 'til I found out they were from the 60s !!! Now I like their old stuff as much as their later stuff !!! I own 3 vinyl compilations: "Best of The Bee Gees", "Best of The Bee Gees vol.2" and "The Bee Gees Greatest" !!!
Great video Mr! I have always loved the Bee Gees...and especially the music they wrote for others. Of course they had some shockers but with so many gems, u can forgive the occasional misstep. It was also great to hear them cover some of their own tunes they wrote on their compilation Their GH The Record.
Great video Richard. I do have a copy of Robin’s Regin. It’s not that bad. I would say the early albums are my favourite but I do not dislike the 70s ones. Enjoy the rest of the week. Steve
Nice collection. I'm missing so many of these albums but then I can't find in my area...I'm a huge Bee Gees fan so thanks for reminding me of the albums I've got to pick up!
I’ve recently found myself picking up their 60’s catalogue on vinyl after being impressed with it on listening to various CD anthologies , I kind of shy away from their mega-fame disco era stuff as it’s not really my cup of tea but I’m more tolerant of it than what I once was. I’m a bit of a old fashioned sod in that I like the “surprise” of listening to an album on vinyl for the first time rather than using Spotify to decide wether I would like it or not before buying it. I’m surprised at how relatively cheap the really early albums can be considering they couldn’t have sold “that” many in the day and they have been generally given a good retrospective review of being quality albums Nice overview Richard , thanks again mate
Thanks Dai, I totally agree about the surprise element of listening to an album. In fact I do not have or do not want a spotify account. Yea, the early albums aren't too pricey compared to other 60's arists.
I am looking to buy all their studio albums. 1st, Odessa, 2 years and Size Isn´t Everything has eluded me so far and they seem to be quite difficult to find on vinyl. Bee Gees were quite popular even in the 1960s so maybe that is why they are not more expensive. I would think Odessa would be the most expensive since it is a double album and that was quite rare back then.
@@frodeapeland1442 ......Odessa isn’t too hard to find , the original U.K. “furry” sleeved edition I picked up in wonderful condition for about £30 from eBay about 2 years ago , the hardest part is finding one with the sleeve not marked or stained .....I also picked up a “normal” laminated German edition for about £15-18 I still think the prices on early Bee Gee’s albums are very cheap all things considering? What country are you from if you don’t mind me asking?
@@davidheafield1436 That sounds like a great purchase 🙂I guess I can find most thingss on E-Bay, Discogs etc. I agree that the prices are not too bad, but I am not too experienced in vinyl shopping. I am considering A Kick in The Head Is Worth Eight In The Pants on vinyl, but it costs something like 100 pounds+shipping. I am from Norway. Where in the UK are you? I have been quite a few times to Liverpool.
@@frodeapeland1442 ...I had never heard of the “kick in the head” title ?...looking it up it looks like it’s an unofficial/ bootlegged title , so I would be wary of paying high for it , maybe one day it will get some kind of official release? I’m from Cambridge in the U.K. although my daughter now lives out in Sweden so not too far away ...she managed to get me a rare Sparks CD “the seduction of Ingmar Bergman” that was made for Swedish radio and although they had a few copies left they absolutely wouldn’t ship anywhere except for Sweden and Norway , so I got lucky there
Fantastic video Richard. I don't know half these albums, haven't even laid eyes on some of them. I vividly remember their come-back with You Win Again in the mid 80's - at the time I had literally no idea they'd been writing for other people. By the way, have you ever heard the Robin Gibb 80's solo song 'Robot'? I absolutely love that song though it's cheesy as hell and a definite Buggles rip-off.
Cheers James, I just looked up Robot. Cheesy is putting it lightly! I do have Robin's How Old Are You on CD which includes the highly infectious Juliet
You missed One night only which came out also in Japan as a double cd. I saw a film score using most of their songs that doesn't even appear on discogs should have brought it. My two favourite songs of which there are many to chose from are Lamplight and I can't see nobody. They were involved with both the Marbles and Tintin lps too in the sixties.
I really would like to get Size on vinyl but I'm sure it is very expensive. Hopefully there will be a re-issue along with Still Waters or This is Where I Came In
@@CookieMusic43 I checked my beegees stash to see if I have a spare size LP ...I have a few different pressings but the German one is the only real nice one ( I have russian / Brazil etc ) I only have one German one so no spare . That's the one you want as the others a bit naff vinyl quality .
Did you get any of the Color vinyl version of some of their records.. I got most of them... The only one I did not get is the hits package with them in yellow on the cover... I think I will pass on that one.. I have the rest of the colored vinyl and the Mega edition of Saturday Night Fever... I have Cucumber Castle.. too,, I have ESP on CD as well as one on CD and Vinyl.....
@@CookieMusic43 Go to The Bee Gees on Facebook... some of the albums are being released through Capital records. I now have Spirits.. Live, Main Course... I am awaiting my color vinyl of Children of the world... Main course and Children will be a first time own on vinyl....
I met the brothers Gibb in Sydney in 1965,I entered a train carriage with my acoustic guitar in hand after a guitar lesson and instantly recognised them as they had been performing on television for years and had just had a minor hit with WINE and WOMEN (terrific 45).We chatted briefly as I had to get off at the next stop,they were nice kids!
Wow, what a brilliant story! Thanks for sharing it.
@@CookieMusic43 They saw my guitar and began the chitchat....I would not have dared,so I feel blessed...a VERY fond memory!
@@VagueRANT100 Yes!. You are very blessed, I love BeeGees so much 💕
E.S.P and One I tracked down for weeks on vinyl, they are that great of albums. Awesome ear candy, but to each their own.
Hi my favourite bee gees album is Odessa..I have the c.d felt box from 2009..the remaster is amazing...top notch...from start to end all songs are great 👍 Trafalgar is another great one....especially Israel ..what a beautiful song!!
I totally agree about Odessa. I need to revisit Trafalgar though
Bee Gees are Genius.
They are Mythos and icons.
Mr Natural is very special to me.
Thnks from 🇧🇷 Brazil...
Thanks for commenting. All the best, Richard
i never realised the Bee Gees had so many albums. Keep the videos coming Richard - I like to show them to the wife just to prove to her that there is someone who spends more on records than I do!
Ha ha, great comment Sean!
Evening Richard 👋🏻I grew up w The Bee Gees....there music was always playing at our parties when I was in my early teens....I still remember picking up the first album which actually wasn’t there first lol....I must say I’m partial to the early sound over the more disco sound, although I do have a double comp of the later tunes....I applaud your collection 👏🏻take care and have a great weekend- Lis
Thanks Lis, glad you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful weekend also.
These guys were my pre teen and teenage years. I got SNF for my 13th birthday and my mum told my brother he'd be my friend for life buying me that album. I also have Children of the World and Spirits Having Flown. They had the right idea working with other artists especially Barbra and Dionne. Barry and Barbra did another Guilty album in 2005 which is just as good as the 1980 album.
My favourite album This where i came in and Living Eyes 😍
Two very underated albums!
I love The Bee Gees...
Thanks for your wonderfull vídeo !
Thanks for watching, I'm pleased you enjoyed it!
Really enjoyed this not many bee gees collections on youtube and I appreciate you took the time to do this.
Thanks!
I’m not really a huge Bee Gees fan but I like the early stuff from the 60’s,I own the best of Bee Gees but if wanted to get a couple other albums from them they would be Odessa and Trafalgar and maybe even Main Course..great collection video Rich! ✌️😎🎶
Their first 3 English lps have been rereleased as double cds I can't recommend these strongly enough.
You wouldn't regret getting Main Course and Odessa. Bee Gees 1st is also essential
@@tutenvanman2715 I didn't know that. I'm sure many of their great early B sides are included
Hi Richard I don’t have any bee gees albums but I’m always seeing them.. some of what you showed I’ve never seen though . I think jive talking and you should be dancing are my favourites .. again you have so much ! No half measures with you as usual.. great video 👍
Hi Rob, I do think you'd like their 60's material. That yellow album I showed would be a great starting point. Jive Talkin' is without a doubt one of their best. In fact I would urge you to pick up Main Course if you ever came across it.
All of those early albums are gems - even the 70s albums are pretty good. Trafalgar is a masterpiece that people just don't recognize.
Hi Kris, I have to admit I'm not a huge fan of Trafalgar
Great collection Richard !!! I discovered The Bee Gees music with "Saturday Night Fever", I think I was 12 or 13 !!! Such a massive success, it played everywhere !!! Initially, I thought they were a band from the 70s (disco years) 'til I found out they were from the 60s !!! Now I like their old stuff as much as their later stuff !!! I own 3 vinyl compilations: "Best of The Bee Gees", "Best of The Bee Gees vol.2" and "The Bee Gees Greatest" !!!
Great video Mr! I have always loved the Bee Gees...and especially the music they wrote for others. Of course they had some shockers but with so many gems, u can forgive the occasional misstep. It was also great to hear them cover some of their own tunes they wrote on their compilation Their GH The Record.
Hi Peter, that was the main reasion I bought the record. The one that didn't quite work for me was Immortality as Barry sounded like a chipmunk on it.
Great video Richard. I do have a copy of Robin’s Regin. It’s not that bad. I would say the early albums are my favourite but I do not dislike the 70s ones. Enjoy the rest of the week. Steve
Nice collection. I'm missing so many of these albums but then I can't find in my area...I'm a huge Bee Gees fan so thanks for reminding me of the albums I've got to pick up!
Thanks Alex, I hope the video is useful for choosing which titles to pick up next.
@@CookieMusic43 yes. it absolutely was. Thank you
I’ve recently found myself picking up their 60’s catalogue on vinyl after being impressed with it on listening to various CD anthologies , I kind of shy away from their mega-fame disco era stuff as it’s not really my cup of tea but I’m more tolerant of it than what I once was.
I’m a bit of a old fashioned sod in that I like the “surprise” of listening to an album on vinyl for the first time rather than using Spotify to decide wether I would like it or not before buying it.
I’m surprised at how relatively cheap the really early albums can be considering they couldn’t have sold “that” many in the day and they have been generally given a good retrospective review of being quality albums
Nice overview Richard , thanks again mate
Thanks Dai, I totally agree about the surprise element of listening to an album. In fact I do not have or do not want a spotify account. Yea, the early albums aren't too pricey compared to other 60's arists.
I am looking to buy all their studio albums. 1st, Odessa, 2 years and Size Isn´t Everything has eluded me so far and they seem to be quite difficult to find on vinyl. Bee Gees were quite popular even in the 1960s so maybe that is why they are not more expensive. I would think Odessa would be the most expensive since it is a double album and that was quite rare back then.
@@frodeapeland1442 ......Odessa isn’t too hard to find , the original U.K. “furry” sleeved edition I picked up in wonderful condition for about £30 from eBay about 2 years ago , the hardest part is finding one with the sleeve not marked or stained .....I also picked up a “normal” laminated German edition for about £15-18
I still think the prices on early Bee Gee’s albums are very cheap all things considering?
What country are you from if you don’t mind me asking?
@@davidheafield1436 That sounds like a great purchase 🙂I guess I can find most thingss on E-Bay, Discogs etc. I agree that the prices are not too bad, but I am not too experienced in vinyl shopping. I am considering A Kick in The Head Is Worth Eight In The Pants on vinyl, but it costs something like 100 pounds+shipping. I am from Norway. Where in the UK are you? I have been quite a few times to Liverpool.
@@frodeapeland1442 ...I had never heard of the “kick in the head” title ?...looking it up it looks like it’s an unofficial/ bootlegged title , so I would be wary of paying high for it , maybe one day it will get some kind of official release?
I’m from Cambridge in the U.K. although my daughter now lives out in Sweden so not too far away ...she managed to get me a rare Sparks CD “the seduction of Ingmar Bergman” that was made for Swedish radio and although they had a few copies left they absolutely wouldn’t ship anywhere except for Sweden and Norway , so I got lucky there
Your albums are in great condition!! Pretty accurate review of the back catalogue. I concur with much of it !
Thanks Lee, I appreciate that!
Nice collection I like the bee gees
Wonderful collection.
Fantastic video Richard. I don't know half these albums, haven't even laid eyes on some of them. I vividly remember their come-back with You Win Again in the mid 80's - at the time I had literally no idea they'd been writing for other people. By the way, have you ever heard the Robin Gibb 80's solo song 'Robot'? I absolutely love that song though it's cheesy as hell and a definite Buggles rip-off.
Cheers James, I just looked up Robot. Cheesy is putting it lightly! I do have Robin's How Old Are You on CD which includes the highly infectious Juliet
You missed One night only which came out also in Japan as a double cd. I saw a film score using most of their songs that doesn't even appear on discogs should have brought it. My two favourite songs of which there are many to chose from are Lamplight and I can't see nobody. They were involved with both the Marbles and Tintin lps too in the sixties.
One Night Only is a great live album. I forgot to mention their collaration with Celine Dion on Immortality around the same time.
Great collection 😍
Thanks Ahmet!
Enjoyed it bro. I have their first one only. Peace
Many thanks!!
Oh and. Size is the last LP on Vinyl you can get. German pressing you may find. But no still waters or tiwici I'm afraid.
I really would like to get Size on vinyl but I'm sure it is very expensive. Hopefully there will be a re-issue along with Still Waters or This is Where I Came In
@@CookieMusic43 I checked my beegees stash to see if I have a spare size LP ...I have a few different pressings but the German one is the only real nice one ( I have russian / Brazil etc ) I only have one German one so no spare . That's the one you want as the others a bit naff vinyl quality .
I do agree that the 1979 album wasnt as great as the last 2 studio albums although Too much heaven is amazing.
Too Much Heaven is gorgeous
Did you get any of the Color vinyl version of some of their records.. I got most of them... The only one I did not get is the hits package with them in yellow on the cover... I think I will pass on that one.. I have the rest of the colored vinyl and the Mega edition of Saturday Night Fever... I have Cucumber Castle.. too,, I have ESP on CD as well as one on CD and Vinyl.....
Unfortunately I don't have any Bee Gees coloured vinyl. I honestly didn't know they were available. Thanks for telling me about it.
@@CookieMusic43 Go to The Bee Gees on Facebook... some of the albums are being released through Capital records. I now have Spirits.. Live, Main Course... I am awaiting my color vinyl of Children of the world... Main course and Children will be a first time own on vinyl....
I always thought that living eyes was amazing I dont know why it wasnt a hit.
I agree, it's a very solid album and an obvious move away from disco
Because everyone started getting annoyed from all the disco propaganda and bee gees got caught in the middle of it
I got size isnt everything on vinyl sksks