ROBIN GIBB & PAUL McCARTNEY together FIRST AND ONLY TIME! An Exclusive Conversation: PT 1 (archival)

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  @robiandolo · 1 year ago

  I’ve seen The Bee Gees on midnight special doing a Beatles medley. Great!

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• FO

  @ForeignerFan74 · 1 year ago

  RIP Robin!😢

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• ND

  @ndlouder · 1 year ago

  I found it lovely and charming, even the awkward moments, as if it were a family gathering. And I found Robin to be a sweetheart, RIP.

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• MI

  @mik12788 · 1 year ago

  I wish we could’ve heard Paul’s “Too Much Heaven” version.

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• PR

  @pr9062 · 1 year ago

  Probably the only time someone sluurping their tea isn't a problem...😂

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• JO

  @josearriola3087 · 1 year ago

  Rip robin

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• HA

  @hadasfruchter4953 · 1 year ago

  רובין היה אדם מדהים ויקר❤

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• BA

  @badpuppy09 · 1 year ago

  How beautiful is that the proceeds of Too Much Heaven always go to UNICEF since its release

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• OW

  @OwenWilberforce-f4b · 1 year ago

  Bee Gees had the great soulful harmonies after the Beatles. The 60’s and 70’s would never have been the same without them.

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• BR

  @BravoMentorianaAmerica · 6 months ago

  Lovely humble Robin. His work was not only through his voice but through his heart and great charisma

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• AN

  @annemarinelli7303 · 1 year ago

  That’s great that from ‘79 to this interview the proceeds of too much heaven went to UNICEF 👍❤️

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  @CristopherCRose · 1 year ago (edited)

  For those saying: “Paul and baby face look uncomfortable”.<br>This interview was basically conducted by Robin which is visibly excited and nervous about meeting his hero for the first time. <br><br>You can truly feel that there’s no professional host/interviewer conducting the whole thing and it is well known that Robin was an introvert. <br><br>It’s just three guys that don’t know each other chatting and getting to know themselves… why should it feel awkward? Everything seems fine. <br><br>For those saying that The Bee Gees are not in the same league as the Beatles, you must be blind and deaf cause The Bee Gees have the most important pop catalogue in the history of modern music, right after the Beatles. <br><br>Barry gibb is the 2nd most successful songwriter in history, right behind McCartney and everybody knows that. <br><br>When Barry received his Kennedy Center honor, McCartney spoke very fondly of him and his music, calling him “One of the all time greats”. <br><br>Just chill guys and enjoy this great interview which in my opinion, is a great, great gift to us all. 👍🏼

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