![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg8hXKdjXlme4hMd73L7IJLq4LOnxsiS4Umb4nmklVOHdTkISodDH71JeyeiG5cGMWbhmovNS7JO6GH86e0l9stN8XXMGlh4Do2zF-fFd9sPXy9Hi2N6GEDn7LTHSVqX0PXzg_-Op1fCk8/s320/Recently+Updated181.jpg)
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjcwCBnrXilMbIELFQLQADPUj3RrhF32jc1ewITHU9HBCeOY0z61DeB05ChDuWg765hQ0rEnlOc8cG542yQy6-bNLtCumH86AUeMQ3ygXSFEdMLkqC8D4JTA82GYSLVW-ki2si9Mh7nh68/s320/Desktop646.jpg)
How terribly sad. Many of the Bee Gees disco hits were among my first faves as a pre-teen. I had the amazing opportunity to meet Robin & Maurice at a radio station event in the early 1990s in D.C.; and also worked on a 30-year anniversary special for Billboard in 2007, where I had the grandiose pleasure of a phoner with Barry. I also saw the three of them perform at a WKTU NYC extravaganza, as well as the taping of a Bee Gees VH1 special. *
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please note that because of Spam, comments are now approved by The Smoking Nun, within a day of posting. Please feel free to smoke here all you want!