This is by far the Bee Gees best compilation ever released. It first appeared as a double album inside a black box, in Germany, early 1970 (Polydor 2618001), containing 24 highlights from the band's golden years (1967-1969), at a time where they were five: the three Gibb brothers (Barry, Robin and Maurice) plus 2 australian friends, Colin Peterson (drums) and Vince Melouney (guitar). As everybody knows, the group was better known as hit makers, rather than essential albums artisans (the exception being the double "Odessa" from 1969). And this fabulous collection reunites the cream of the cream, between several singles and album's tracks. With the beginning of the new decade the band split (even Robin Gibb has left the other two for a short solo career) and in the mid 70's the brothers went disco, losing forever the inspirational touch. So take good care of all these gems cause they reflects the very best work of one of the greatest bands from the late sixties:01. Don't Forget To Remember (originally released as a A-side single, August 1969)
02. I Started A Joke (originally released in album "Idea", August 1968)
03. Idea (originally released in album "Idea", August 1968)
04. The Singer Sang His Song (originally released as a B-side single, March 1968)
05. Tomorrow, Tomorrow (originally released as a A-side single, May 1969)
06. To Love Somebody (originally released as a A-side single, June 1967)
07. NY Mining Disaster 1941 (originally released as a A-side single, April 1967)
08. Harry Braff (originally released in album "Horizontal", February 1968)
09. Really and Sincerely (originally released in album "Horizontal", February 1968)
10. Never Say Never Again (originally released in album "Odessa", February 1969)
11. Swan Song (originally released in album "Idea", August 1968)
12. World (originally released as a A-side single, November 1967)
13. First Of May (originally released as a A-side single, February 1969)
14. I've Decided To Join The Air Force (originally released in album "Idea", August 1968)
15. Holiday (originally released in album "Bee Gees's First", July 1967)
16. Suddenly (originally released in album "Odessa", February 1969)
17. Indian Gin & Whisky Dry (originally released in album "Idea", August 1968)
18. Words (originally released as a A-side single, January 1968)
19. Massachusetts (originally released as a A-side single, September 1967)
20. Kitty Can (originally released as a B-side single, July 1968)
21. And The Sun Will Shine (originally released in album "Horizontal", February 1968)
22. Horizontal (originally released in album "Horizontal", February 1968)
23. I've Gotta Get A Message To You (originally released as a A-side single, July 1968)
24. Lamplight (originally released in album "Odessa", February 1969)




6 comentários:
merçi sorry speak french belgium bad speak english
Amazing Vertigo album! Surely I will search for an LP. Are there any Latin analogs on the 60-70's psych/folk/prog scene?
Thank you for all the rarities!
Grande disco.
Há aqui várias faixas que enriqueceram a minha juventude.
Obrigado por mais esta preciosidade, amigo Rato.
Abraço
José Miranda
Thank you very much!
Grande colectânea com muitas músicas tocadas pelo grupo "Os Génios" do A.B.-3 do Negage-Angola, do qual fiz parte (1968-70). Obrigado por recuperar temas há muito perdidos. http://especialistasdaba12.blogspot.pt/2008/11/562-histrias-e-imagens-do-ab3negage.html
Thank you for the wonderful Bee Gees share
they were a great group that has fallen in and out of favour over the years
regards
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