The Bee Gees, a band from Australia made up of Barry Gibb and twins Maurice and Robin Gibb, hit the charts in the 1960s with pop music such as "Words," "New York Mining Disaster 1941," and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart." During the disco years, they re-invented themselves, with such songs as "Staying Alive" and "You Should Be Dancing." Maurice died of a sudden heart attack in January 2003 at the age of 53; his twin brother Robin died in May 2012 of complications from liver cancer at the age of 62.
Recommended Resources
This is the official website of Barry Gibb, and it provides news about Barry, upcoming appearances, photographs, music, and video of Barry, the Beegees, and collaborations.
http://www.barrygibb.com/
The fan site focuses on the members of the BeeGees as a group, and on each of its members, including memorial messages in memory of those who are deceased, original biographies, and other resources.
http://www.bee-gees.com/
The official site of the Beegees contains information about the group, who has been around for more than fifty years now, as well as links to their iTunes music and Amazon items pertinent to them. Additionally offers links to official web sites about Barry Gibb and Robin Gibbs.
http://www.beegees.com/
GSI is a fan site devoted to the work of the Gibb brothers, including the BeeGees and Barry Gibb, its last remaining member. General and biographical information, a family tree, discography, photographs, poetry, and other resources are put forward, including a section for Andy Gibb, the younger brother who was not part of the BeeGees.
http://www.brothersgibb.org/
