where are from the bee gee's?
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Born in Douglas, on the Isle of Man, Barry and twins Robin and Maurice Gibb started their singing very young  -when they were nine and six years old- in Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, where the family had moved in 1955. The three brothers and two friends of theirs started performing as "The Rattlesnakes" and "Wee Johnny Hays and The Blue Cats" in some movie theaters in Chorlton. In 1958 the family moved again, this time to Australia, where the Gibb brothers went on performing as "Barry and The Twins" and "The BG's."  In 1963 the Gibb brothers signed their first record deal and released their first single, "The battle of the blue and grey." In three years the Bee Gees released thirteen singles and three albums;  their first big hit came in 1966, with "S*p*i*c*k*s and specks." \n\n\nBefore the release of 'S p i c k s and specks,' the brothers had decided to try their luck in England, so in 1967 the family returned to the UK, where the three brothers signed with Robert Stigwood. From 1967 through 1969 the Bee Gees -with two more members: the Australians Colin Petersen and Vince Melouney-  recorded 4 albums and had some huge hits - "New York Mining Disaster 1941",  "To Love Somebody",  "Massachusetts", "Words",   "I Started a Joke,"   "I've Gotta Get a Message To You". In 1969 Melouney left the band and so did Robin to pursue a solo career. Soon Petersen followed them, leaving Barry and Maurice as the only band members until Robin rejoined his brothers one year later.\n\nFrom 1970 thru 1973 The Bee Gees recorded 4 more albums, and though they had some hits ("Lonely Days",  "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", "Run To Me"), the record sells slipped. Finally, in 1973 they recorded A Kick In The Head Is Worth Eight In the Pants, which the record company didn't release, and the band decided to move to the States.\n\nIn America, with the help of a new producer, Arif Mardin, The Bee Gees evolved to new musical forms, starting with the superb albums Mr Natural and Main course, followed by Children of the World, where the song "You should be dancing" anticipated Saturday Night Fever, the soundtrack that topped the charts for over 20 weeks and that remains the best selling soundtrack ever. The Bee Gees tremendous success continued with the 1979 album Spirits having flown.\n\nBut soon the Disco era was over. In 1980, their new album Living eyes showed a very different style. In spite of being one of their best albums, it didn't make well in the charts, and the Bee Gees did not record another album until 1987. In the meantime they released solo albums and produced other artists. They topped the charts again, this time as producers and songwriters, with "Guilty", "Woman in love", "Heartbreaker", "Islands in the stream" and "Chain reaction" as highlights.\n\nIn 1987 came the album E.S.P, with one Bee Gees song "You win again" topping one more time the European charts. From 1989 to 2001 they released five more studio albums showing their huge talent for songwriting. After the release of the album This Is Where I Came In in 2001, the brothers decided to take a break as the Bee Gees and work individually on different projects. The band came definively to an end on January 12, 2003, when Maurice Gibb died. Ten days later Robin Gibb announced the end of the Bee Gees. The two surviving brothers continue making music and do not rule out the possibility of working together in the future, though not as the Bee Gees, in respect for their brother Maurice.\n\nIn a career spanning over forty years, the Bee Gees sold more than 175 million records worldwide, and have written dozens of hits for themselves and other acts. Over 1,000 artists have performed their songs, from Elvis Presley, Janis Joplin, Al Green or Barbra S
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I did .They are from Germany.I have most of their records.And I do mean 33.3 vinyl records.Loved them.
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To Whom It May Concern had people saying that the Bee Gees were about to "go disco." Mr. Natural, which came out in '74??? was the transition from folk rockish stuff to disco and soul. As the guy above said, Main Course which came out the following year had them playing full fledged disco. I own Mr. and Main and I just listened to them for the first time in years. It is pretty evident in Mr. Natural that they are changing their musical style.\n\nIn Short, Main Course was the main course of disco, while Mr. Natural was the appetizer.
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I'm an old fogey, and my favorite band that's still performing is The Eagles.  The Beatles made great music, too.
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Horslips. They were around in the 70's, they had great songs, the most famous was 'Dearg Doom'. They reformed a while ago and brought out a new cd and dvd.
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so I am an OBSESSED Neil Young fan... the best place for you sounds like Asheville, NC or Boone, NC... both are GREAT PLACES...check them out!
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Hatie\nNone of ur beeswax\nWestminster,CO
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No, where are they from?
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the BEST of BRITISH!!!!
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Write to Peter, the manager, of Blue nightclub in Inverness, Scotland and include a demo cd/tape.  He's a fair guy with extensive knowledge of music and years of experience.  Judge Jules, Lisa Lashes, Goldie etc have all played there.  Good luck.
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They were a UK singing and actor duo who were sucessful in the 40s. They even did a tour of Australia and New Zealand in 1948! They moved to South Africa in the 1950s and remained there for 20 years where they appeared in various musicals, films, radio broacasts and plays. They retired to North Wales in 1978. The link below has much more info about them.
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I believe Stankonia was the Outkast one-I don't know about the Snoop one. Good luck!
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"Young People in Love Are Hardly Ever Hungry"\n\n"African Bees" \n\n"Earliness Factor"\n\nThese are just some of their songs.\n\nSome of their work:\n\nhttp://www.hemisphere.nl/asp/searchitems.asp?artist=Poopshovel
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Been in London for two years now, and rely on mates ta send me their tunes.\n Last time I saw them was in Melbourne.\nThey are great.\nWhere did they come in the hottest 100?
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and which one are you from?
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kings in newport south wales \n\nWhy. cos it might get me 10 points
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What country are you from?