| Rare Video of The Bee Gees In Nashville |
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| The Bee Gees Formed in 1958 in Brisbane, Australia Barry Gibb born September 1, 1947 Robin Gibb born December 22, 1949 Maurice Gibb born December 22, 1949 60's Songs included: To Love Somebody Holiday Ive Gotta get A Message To You Words First Of May I Started A Joke 70's Songs included: Jive Talkin Nights On Broadway Love So Right Night Fever How Deep Is Your Love You Should Be Dancing The Bee Gees wrote the Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers hit Islands In The Stream They starred in the Sargent Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band movie with Peter Frampton |
| The Bee Gees all on one microphone |
| The Bee Gees pictures are probably about the first concert pictures, that I ever took. I took pictures with my 110 film camera, and even filmed bits of the show, with an 8mm film color movie camera. I also had a complete tape recording of this show but it got lost over the years. At one point on the film, Barry Gibb laughs at me, because I was (mistakingly) filming him coughing in-between songs. This was a great show! |
| The BeeGees have sold more than 110 million records, placing them 5th in pop history behind Elvis Presley, The Beatles, Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney |
| Below: 2006: See my New Pictures of the first Barry Gibb middle Tennessee appearance, since buying the home of Johnny Cash & June Carter Cash, at a Hendersonville High School Tornado Relief Benefit Show |
| Barry Gibb performs the Bee Gee's song "To Love Somebody" See More Pictures from this 2006 show |
| The BeeGees |
| Barry Gibb sings the Bee Gees latest hit "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" |
| Municipal Auditorium |
| 1971 : Nashville Tennessee |
| The BeeGees at Nashville's Municipal Auditorium The concert took place in September of 1971. They began their set with "New York Mining Disaster 1941". They performed all of their 1960's hits, plus current hits "Lonely Days" & "How Can Mend A Broken Heart". Backing the band was a thirty-piece orchestra from the Nashville Symphony. The opening band (not shown) was Tin Tin (Toast & Marmalade) |
| Bee Gee Robin Gibb humoured the crowd, between songs |
| The late Maurice Gibb |
| Barry Gibb |
| Pictures by Pat Adams |
| Pictures by Pat Adams |
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| 1971: Video, I took at the BeesGees concert with a 8mm movie film camera of the BeeGees with 30 members of the Nashville Symphony Orchestra. Unseen video until now. By Pat Adams |
| Bee Gees, Maurice Gibb Last Performance April 27, 2001 This was taken straight from A&E Cable channel's LIVE BY REQUEST on the day it aired!!! This was his Last Greatest Performance before his death in 2003 Courtesy of asianhugh & YouTube |
| The BeeGees - How Can You Mend A Broken Heart This song had just came out when the BeeGees played the Municipal Auditorium in 1971 Courtesy of 11011908 & YouTube |
| Bee Gees - Massachusetts (Live Performance - 1967) An early performance of the BeeGees |
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| Municipal Auditorium Built in the early 60's, it was Nashville's main concert venue in the 1960's & 1970's. Elvis Presley, Rolling Stones and others have performed here. Although newer venue's have been built in Nashville, the Municipal Auditorium continues to host concerts and other events |
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