bluzman61
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My favorites are - 1) How Can You Mend a Broken Heart 2) Jive Talkin' 3) Stayin' Alive 4) I Started a Joke, and 5) To Love Somebody
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Thanks very much for your post, Jack.1) You Win Again 2) How Deep Is Your Love 3) For Whom The Bell Tolls 4) Nights on Broadway 5) Fanny (Be Tender)
An honorable mention goes to New York Mining Disaster 1941. But that songs impact is better when you view it live.
Their live 3 song medleys were otherworldly.
Among the most prolific songwriters and performers of an entire generation. There are artists who owe them big for writing successful songs for them.
They did some great live performances over the years. The best was probably their 1997 One Night Only concert in Vegas.
My favorites are - 1) How Can You Mend a Broken Heart 2) Jive Talkin' 3) Stayin' Alive 4) I Started a Joke, and 5) To Love Somebody
How about the Bee Gees, Hoss? Do you like any of THEIR music?My favorites are - 1) How Can You Mend a Broken Heart 2) Jive Talkin' 3) Stayin' Alive 4) I Started a Joke, and 5) To Love Somebody
Anything from Hank Williams.
From a songwriting perspective, I like how it downshifts from the verse to the pre-chorus/chorus.I LIKE Night Fever, it's a great song. It's probably around #10 for my favorites by the Brothers Gibb..
That IS interesting about the song. Nice observation. I'm also a fan of the music of Andy Gibb. I really like his songs, "I Just Want to Be Your Everything", and "Shadow Dancing". It's a shame he died so young.From a songwriting perspective, I like how it downshifts from the verse to the pre-chorus/chorus.I LIKE Night Fever, it's a great song. It's probably around #10 for my favorites by the Brothers Gibb..
No love for Night Fever?
I LIKE Night Fever, it's a great song. It's probably around #10 for my favorites by the Brothers Gibb..
It's an interesting phenomenon that, when you're actually experiencing a truly special moment in time, you often don't realize it until much later. Most likely fueled by its inevitable demise.. I just witnessed it then. I didn’t get into it until much later.