Bee Gees · 1976

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1. Bee GeesSeptember 4, 1976

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   The Bee Gees reached number one on the US singles chart with “You Should Be Dancing,” which reached number five in the UK. The song marked the beginning of their disco era and was used the following year in a scene from Saturday Night Fever in which John Travolta takes over the dance floor. It was also the Bee Gees' first US number-one hit featuring Barry Gibb's distinctive falsetto. One source calls it the group's second US number-one single, while another calls it their third.
2. Bee GeesAugust 9, 1975

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   Bee Gees began a two-week run at No. 1 on the US singles chart with “Jive Talkin'.” It was their second US No. 1 hit and the first of several American disco hits to top the chart. The single reached No. 5 in the UK. Barry Gibb was inspired to write the song while driving across a Florida bridge on his way to the recording studio.
3. Bee GeesAugust 7, 1971

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   Bee Gees zahájili čtyřtýdenní pobyt na prvním místě amerického singlového žebříčku se skladbou „How Can You Mend A Broken Heart“. Šlo o jejich první americký hit číslo jedna a celkově desátý hit skupiny.
4. Bee GeesAugust 14, 1970

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   They scored their first number-one song with “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart”.
5. Bee GeesSeptember 4, 1968

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   The Bee Gees scored their second UK number-one single with “I've Gotta Get a Message to You.” It was also their first US Top 10 hit. The song tells the story of a man awaiting execution in the electric chair who asks a prison chaplain to deliver a final message to his wife.
6. Bee GeesSeptember 7, 1998

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   The Bee Gees' live album “One Night Only” was released in Europe.
7. Bee GeesOctober 12, 1999

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   The Isle of Man issues six commemorative postage stamps honoring the Bee Gees, whose members were born on the island. Their mother once ran a local post office there. Because of rules concerning depictions of living people, the brothers’ portraits appear in the margins and selvage of the commemorative sheets rather than directly on the stamps.