Jump to content

Another Gibb going to up-lorry - So Sad

Yahgo22

By Yahgo22,
in Lite & EZ

 Share

Recommended Posts

Csnewbie

Csnewbie

1st Gear

I am indeed saddened by the news, The Bee Gees is/are my favorites of british band in the 60/70s.

 

As a kid, I used to listen their songs on Vinyl record sang by the Gibbs brothers, had struck me was 2 in my family of 5 english-educated, even my chinese bro was equally struck by their voices: Unique and pleasant easy ballads echoed thru my ears, I cannot help listening over and over again.

 

Growing up was fun and Bee Gees songs was a way to please myself and having a time of my own, I had not many friends.

 

I used to sing many of B.G songs in Pub, Karoake i.e Masschusett, I started a joke, Words, How can U mend a broken heart, & In the morning.

 

It was a crazy years growing up, knowing not much songs, only The Gibbs knows best.

 

I pray hard that he will make it thru, I feel for the brothers v much.

 

' Om mani padi ohmm ' X 3

 

 

this? ^_^

↡ Advertisement
Link to post
Share on other sites
KARTer

KARTer

2nd Gear

Do they (today's bands/singers) write or sing songs with such melodies / lyrics any more? maybe music has progressed and never looks back?

 

I am indeed saddened by the news, The Bee Gees is/are my favorites of british band in the 60/70s.

 

As a kid, I used to listen their songs on Vinyl record sang by the Gibbs brothers, had struck me was 2 in my family of 5 english-educated, even my chinese bro was equally struck by their voices: Unique and pleasant easy ballads echoed thru my ears, I cannot help listening over and over again.

 

Growing up was fun and Bee Gees songs was a way to please myself and having a time of my own, I had not many friends.

 

I used to sing many of B.G songs in Pub, Karoake i.e Masschusett, I started a joke, Words, How can U mend a broken heart, & In the morning.

 

It was a crazy years growing up, knowing not much songs, only The Gibbs knows best.

 

I pray hard that he will make it thru, I feel for the brothers v much.

 

' Om mani padi ohmm ' X 3

 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Raymondism

Raymondism

Twincharged

1st was Andy in the 1980 then it was Maurice I think not long ago.

 

And now Robin is in coma.

 

I like all their classic hits from the 60s to the 80s.

 

1st of May

 

Melody Fair

 

Sat Nite fever

 

Rest yr love on me and so many hit songs.

 

 

din know....

Link to post
Share on other sites
Hotshot85

Hotshot85

4th Gear

Though I'm from the 80s, I still very much enjoyed, and still do, all of their songs. Powerful vocals, meaningful lyrics. Can't say the same for today's "music", however.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Slonez

Slonez

Clutched

I a big fan of Bee Gees in the 70/80s.

It was Too Much Heaven that I saw them performing on TV that got my attention.

I was hoping to catch them perform here one day until Maurice passed away a few years back. [:(]

Link to post
Share on other sites
Meanmachine

Meanmachine

Supercharged

Do they (today's bands/singers) write or sing songs with such melodies / lyrics any more? maybe music has progressed and never looks back?

 

 

I cant say for sure, but I strongly feels for him & his family.

 

their songs moved my soul and gives me inner strength / thought and alignment.

 

Wad he say in karma may be true in certain way . . . I juz wake up to another bad new.

 

My wife's gal fen husband is in coma ( ICU ). . . rushing to hosp to visit him.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Yahgo22

Yahgo22

1st Gear
  • Author

 

 

 

Bee Gee "gave birth" to many artistes like YVONNE ELLIMAN and many others.

 

They have penned many good songs for other singers as well and

 

make them hits.

 

We can never find another group live Bee Gee anymore.

 

Sad, very sad.

Link to post
Share on other sites
Porker

Porker

Turbocharged

I am a fan of bee dees n hope that they will live.

 

Bee Dees by Triump!

Bee Dees.. Bee bee bee bee bee bee bee bee dees! post-4638-1334461447.gif

 

Fernandes_BeeDees__1028175a.jpg

 

Link to post
Share on other sites
Evillusion

Evillusion

Supersonic
(edited)

Waliao! Like that oso u joke....u singing to the rhytm of Holiday is it?

Beeb bee bee bee beeb...holiday such a holiday

And something i think wortwhile

if the puppets makes u smile

Edited by Eviilusion
Link to post
Share on other sites
Redstorm

Redstorm

1st Gear

They wrote that song "Heart Breaker" for Dionne Warwick?

 

Yes, this song, Heartbreaker, was written by Bee Gees and sung by Dionne Warwick together with Barry Gibbs.

 

Link to post
Share on other sites
KARTer

KARTer

2nd Gear

I a big fan of Bee Gees in the 70/80s.

It was Too Much Heaven that I saw them performing on TV that got my attention.

I was hoping to catch them perform here one day until Maurice passed away a few years back. [:(]

How Deep Is Your Love??...... [thumbsup]

Link to post
Share on other sites
Yardo

Yardo

Clutched
(edited)

Dear Bee Gees,

 

You painted my world with your soothing voices and touching songs when I was still an infant with music in the 80s. Your songs and performance on stage will forever live in my heart. To Robin, I hope you can recover well and whatever happens, you have done great things in life and touched many and you will not leave with any regrets.

 

Your fan.

Edited by Yardo
↡ Advertisement
Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing
×
×
  • Create New...