Another great from the music world passed away last night. I grew up with the Bee Gee's music. My sister and I went to see them in concert at Wembley in the late 80's. It was one of the best concerts I've ever been to.

RIP Robin. x

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/05/21/u...E84J0CL20120521

Sad indeed.

Anyone here remember Kenny Everett's "Bee Gee Kit" sketch??

RIP - talented chap.

BeeGeeBag x

I'll have to play my BeeGees Greatest Hits CD today

I'm just watching the news now, and didn't realise that he was only 17 at the time of Massachusets.

RIP

(and yes, I remember that sketch )

Sad day

Tragedy

I remember his "Massive-Chew-Sets" sketch - is that the one you mean?

Poor Gibb family, they haven't had much luck

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XYaymcp2YlE was the kit sketch...

There was another which featured the pun on the teeth.

Bx

I only discovered the BeeGees about 10 years ago when I was converting some records to tape for a colleague. I already knew of their disco music, but was blown away by songs like Our Love (Don't throw it all away), Fanny Be Tender (With My Love) and Spirits Having Flown.

There I'd like to take you where my spirit flies
through the empty skies.
We go alone.
Never before
having flown....

The Bee Gees are amongst my favourite groups... very sad news

These days, after surviving the dangers of childhood and young adulthood most of us can expect to live well into our 80's

I was never a great BeeGee's fan, but for our times, 62 is a young age to die. Too young.