Bee Gees

== Info ==
Originally successful in the sixties as a folk rock group, the Bee Gees became phenomenal in the late seventies performing the disco soundtrack to the film Saturday Night Fever. Originally the name was thought to have stood for Brothers Gibb, after the band members. The band denied this claim. Numerous hits, awards, tributes, and honors over the decades. Inducted into multiple halls of fame.
== Genres ==
Folk rock
Disco
Psychedelic Pop
== Songs ==
You Should Be Dancing
Stayin' Alive
How Deep is Your Love
More Than a Woman
Night Fever
Tragedy
To Love Somebody
Jive Talkin'
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
== Film ==
The Bee Gees starred in Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, a parody of The Beatles.
The Bee Gees provided most of the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever.Category:Disco
Category:Folk Rock
Category:Seventies
Category:Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductees
Category:British Invasion
Category:Pop Rock
Category:Baroque Pop
Category:Dream Pop