Treasures Of The Bee Gees New
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2011 hardback with slipcase, very good condition Brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb have trailblazed their way across pop music since the 1960s and were the first band to top the UK singles chart in each of three decades and the first group to have top 20 hits in five decades. In America, Barry is the most successful British writer in US chart history, after the legendary Lennon & McCartney. Their worldwide record sales are close to 200 million - including Saturday Night Fever, the world's best selling soundtrack - and the list of star artists who have recorded their compositions reads like a best-of chart and features the likes of Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton, Elvis Presley, Dionne Warwick, Destiny's Child, Al Green, Boyzone and Take That. They were awarded CBEs in 2002 in recognition of their extraordinary contribution to music. This beautifully designed book tells the amazing story in words, photographs and rare hands-on memorabilia facsimile.
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