Bee Gees, The

The Bee Gees

The Bee Gees were a Australian Family music group formed in 1958, that were known for their very distinctive harmonies and significant contributions to the music industry, primarily the disco era.

Members

Barry Gibb

Robin Gibb

Maurice Gibb

Genres

Pop

Disco

Rock

R&B

Career Highlights

1970s: Major success as composers and performers.

1977: Released the soundtrack for "Saturday Night Fever."

Inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997. 

Over 200 million records sold worldwide. 

• Notable Songs
• Stayin' Alive
• How Deep Is Your Love
• Night Fever
• To Love Somebody
• Massachusetts
• Awards
• Grammy Awards: 9 Wins
• American Music Awards: 5 Wins
• Brit Awards: Special Award in 2002
• Legacy
• The Bee Gees are regarded as one of the most successful music groups in history, influencing a wide range of artists and genres. Their signature harmonies and innovative songwriting have left a lasting impact on music culture.
• Members passing INTO RRHVN
• Robin Gibb passed into RockandRollHeaven.com in 2012
• Maurice Gibb passed into RockandRollHeaven.com in 2003
• Recent Tributes
• The Bee Gees' music continues to be celebrated through various tribute acts, films, and documentaries, keeping their legacy alive for new generations.