Bee Gees
1997
Brian Wilson (The Beach Boys) & Raphael Saddiq
We dare you to listen to the high-flying harmonies of the Bee Gees without singing along. Few bands can say they stuck together for more than forty years, let alone that in that time they sold more than 200 million records. These brothers had an almost supernatural instinct for creating chart-toppers, and their talent in songwriting, production and performance skills lent them an artistic control that established them as Seventies icons.
Impact
They are forever young, forever new.
Arif Mardin
1997 Hall of Fame Essay
A great melody travels anywhere – through any age, over any beat, arranged in any genre...
Written By Jim Farber
sealed with a signature
This is the signature that appears on the inductee’s plaque at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame to officially commemorate their induction.
Maurice Gibb
Barry Gibb
Robin Gibb
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