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A More Confident AlbumAfter their unique introduction on "Bee Gees 1st" and a more somber 2nd album, "Horizontal", the Bee Gees are far more confident in their writing, singing and performing on this CD. Barry Gibb's guitar work is exemplary and his voice is strongest on "When The Swallows Fly" and "Swan Song", as well as Robin Gibb on "In The Summer Of His Years" and the huge hit, "I Started A Joke". Maurice experiments a great deal with his bass guitar on the bouncy "Kitty Can", the pensive "Down To Earth" and stro…
After their unique introduction on "Bee Gees 1st" and a more somber 2nd album, "Horizontal", the Bee Gees are far more confident in their writing, singing and performing on this CD. Barry Gibb's guitar work is exemplary and his voice is strongest on "When The Swallows Fly" and "Swan Song", as well as Robin Gibb on "In The Summer Of His Years" and the huge hit, "I Started A Joke". Maurice experiments a great deal with his bass guitar on the bouncy "Kitty Can", the pensive "Down To Earth" and strong pulsating bass notes (and piano) on the massive hit "I've Gotta Get A Mesage To You". Lead guitarist Vince Melouney writes the only Bee Gees song never written by the brothers; "Such A Shame", an upbeat, harmonica driven rocker with his Mickey Dolenz sound-alike voice. It is the last strong group effort of an album, before the Bee Gees, temporarily went their separate mucical ways.
Written by Martin A Hogan "Marty From SF"
Not their bestThis is an OK album if you like the Bee Gees earlier work. I prefer their later work but this does have some classics on it such as the infinite "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" and "I Started a Joke." "Kitty Can" isn't too bad and there are some other songs. But they sound too much like the Beatles at this point and when they came into their own is where all of their best work starts. Still if you're a Bee Gees fan then this album is still worthy of your cash.
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Track listing Edit
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CD 1
format: number: title: number name artist hh:mm:ss 1Let There Be Love?:??Play Buy track 2Kitty Can?:??Play Buy track 3In The Summer Of His Years?:??Play Buy track 4Indian Gin And Whisky Dry?:??Play Buy track 5Down To Earth?:??Play Buy track 6Such A Shame?:??Play Buy track 7I've Gotta Get A Message To You?:??Play Buy track 8Idea?:??Play Buy track 9When The Swallows Fly?:??Play Buy track 10I Have Decided To Join The Airforce?:??Play Buy track 11I Started A Joke?:??Play Buy track 12Kilburn Towers?:??Play Buy track 13Swan Song?:??Play Buy track 14Let There Be Love?:??Play Buy track 15Kitty Can?:??Play Buy track 16In The Summer Of His Years?:??Play Buy track 17Indian Gin And Whisky Dry?:??Play Buy track 18Down To Earth?:??Play Buy track 19Such A Shame?:??Play Buy track 20I've Gotta Get A Message To You?:??Play Buy track 21Idea?:??Play Buy track 22When The Swallows Fly?:??Play Buy track 23I Have Decided To Join The Airforce?:??Play Buy track 24I Started A Joke?:??Play Buy track 25Kilburn Towers?:??Play Buy track 26Swan Song?:??Play Buy track -
CD 2
format: number: title: number name artist hh:mm:ss 1Chocolate Symphony?:??Play Buy track 2I've Gotta Get A Message To You?:??Play Buy track 3Jumbo?:??Play Buy track 4The Singer Sang His Song?:??Play Buy track 5Bridges Crossing Rivers?:??Play Buy track 6Idea?:??Play Buy track 7Completely Unoriginal?:??Play Buy track 8Kitty Can?:??Play Buy track 9Come Some Christmas Eve Or Halloween?:??Play Buy track 10Let There Be Love?:??Play Buy track 11Gena's Theme?:??Play Buy track 12Another Cold And Windy Day?:??Play Buy track 13Sitting In The Meadow?:??Play Buy track
Credits Edit
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design
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Klaus Voormann [cover art]
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performer
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Barry Gibb [Guitar & Vocals]
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Colin Petersen [Drums]
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Maurice Gibb [Bass Guitar, Keyboards & Vocals]
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Robin Gibb [Vocals]
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Vince Melouney [Guitar, Vocals on "Such a Shame"]
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producer
Other versions Edit
13 tracks
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format: 1 x CD release dates: 1968 in United Kingdom, 1968 in United States, Sep 1968 in Germany view details |
13 tracks
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format: 1 x CD record label: Polydor / Umgd release dates: Sep 9 1997 view details |
13 tracks
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format: 1 x CD release dates: Feb 22 2011 view details |
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