The Bee Gees - Third Studio Album (1966-1967)
I've always considered the Bee Gees to be a very peculiar group when it comes to their history. Yes it's been said time and time again that Barry Gibb is a master songwriter and that he, alongside his brothers Robin and Maurice, created some of the greatest harmonies of their day. But unfortunately, despite having many global hits across multiple decades, to this day they remain just a tad less interesting to most people for anyone to look into their full discography, specifically anything before 1975. The Bee Gees were arguably as musically eclectic as the Beatles, but you would never know that if you talked to anyone that was only a casual listener. Don't get me wrong the disco stuff is great and is clearly well-known and renowned for a reason. But there's so much more beneath surface level that almost reaches those same heights as their commercial peaks. In 1965, the Bee Gees released their very first album The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs (not to be c...
