Beyond the Bee Gees: How the Gibb brothers built a musical dynasty
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nypost.comBrandi Carlile.Of course, the Bee Gees have been covered by a host of other artists over the years, while also collaborating on hits for youngest Gibb brother Andy — including “I Just Want to Be Your Everything” and “Shadow Dancing” — as well as pop superstars who didn’t get the family rate.
Here, a look at how deep the Gibb influence goes. Although this 1967 single wasn’t one of the Bee Gees’ biggest hits, it has been one of their most-covered tunes.
In 1969, the group got songwriting props when two all-timers remade “To Love Somebody”: Janis Joplin turned it into a bluesy belter, while Nina Simone reimagined it as a jazzy jaunt.
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