Full name: Robin Hugh Gibb
Birthday: Dec 22, 1949
Birth place: Douglas (Isle of Man - British Isles)
Height: 1.76 m (5.9 ft)
Hair colour: Brown
Eyes colour: Brown
Marital status: Married to Dwina since 1985, with one child:
Robin-John (1983). Robin has two more children from a previous marriage: Spencer (1972)
and Melissa (1974)
Home: Robin Gibb lives in England, but has also a house in
Miami Beach.
Personality: Unconventional, eccentric, temperamental,
sensitive to criticism, deep, witty, down-to-earth, intuitive, shy but charming. Loves
reading and history, and is on a macrobiotic diet.
Robin and the Bee Gees: Robin started performing with his
brothers Barry and Maurice at the age of 6. During the first years, he mainly sang
harmonies, but at 16 he also started writing songs and singing lead. With a unique voice,
his vibrato is a trademark of the Bee Gees sound.
He sings lead on many Bee Gees songs such as 'I started a joke,' 'Massachusetts,' 'I've
gotta get a message to you', 'And the sun will shine', 'Run to me,' 'For whom the bell
tolls,' just to name a few.
Going solo: Apart from working with the Bee Gees, Robin has
released six solo albums and a dvd, and is the only Bee Gee who has had No 1 Hits singing
solo (More info):
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Robin's Reign
(1970) |
How Old Are You
(1983) |
Secret Agent
(1984) |
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Walls Have Eyes
(1985) |
Magnet
(2003) |
Live
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My Favourite
Carols
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Live DVD
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Collaborations: Robin Gibb has:
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written
songs for other artists (Gerry Marsden, Adam Faith, Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers... ),
- produced or co-produced other artists' works (Clare Torry, Jimmy
Ruffin, Liz McClarnon)
- and also
performed on several albums ('Sesame Street Fever,' 'Times Square' soundtrack, Alistair
Griffin's album 'Bring It On', G4's 'G4 and Friends'...)
Links: Robin Gibb Official Website | For Whom The Bell Tolls | Robin Gibb
Mania | Robin's Roost | Saved By The Bell
| The Prebendal | Through the Years with Robin Gibb |
Deutsche Robin Gibb's
Homepage | Robin
Gibb
Articles & Interviews:
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"My wife comes second to me"
(NME, August 30, 1969)
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"I nearly died" (Fab 208,
October 1969)
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"The Bee Gee marriage that's stayin alive" (Australian
Women's Magazine, Oct 1979)
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"£5 million sting! Bee Gee Robin tells of plot by wife
Molly" (Daily Mirror, July 1981)
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"£1 million cost of broken marriage" (Scottish Daily
Press, May 1983)
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"Bee Gee Robin falls for porn queen amid divorce
triangle" (Jan 1984)
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"Pushing back the frontiers of sexuality" (OK!
Magazine, May 1995)
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BBC interview with Robin Gibb
(excerpt. 2001)
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Reuters interview with Robin Gibb (2001)
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Robin's looking for
£2m nest (This Is London, September 2001)
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"Memories: Robin Gibb" (ABC,
August 2002)
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Robin Gibb on
Frank Skinner Live (ITV, September 29 2002)
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"The flag I
flew" (Mojo, December 12 2002)
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Robin Gibb interview with Wave 105
(December 2002 / January 2003)
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Robin Gibb's interview with Steve Wright
(January 2003)
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Robin Gibb on GMTV (January
22, 2003)
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"How deep is my love" (Saturday Magazine,
Feb 1, 2003)
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"Life after tragedy" (The Guardian, Feb
22, 2003)
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Robin Gibb in Spain
(June 2003)
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"Being Robin Gibb" (Fame Academy,
August 2003)
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"I refuse to believe my brother is dead" (Daily
Mail, August 2003)
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Robin Gibb and Aistair Griffin interviewed on 'This Morning'
(ITV, Dec 4, 2003)
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"The secret of stayin alive" (Sunday
Independent, June 13, 2004)
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Robin Gibb in German magazines (September. In
German. 2004)
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"Robin Gibb: Bee Gees by Three" (Diner's
Club Magazine, September 2004)
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"Requiem for dead brother" (Bunte,
2004)
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"A holy place for love" (Neue Revue,
September 2004)
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Robin Gibb interviewed by Simon Mayo (BBC Radio 2,
November 2004)
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"Singing again without Mo" (Sunday Times,
November 2004)
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"Gibb saves
the crows" (Contact Music, December 1, 2004)
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Robin Gibb and Barbara Gibb interview (Hello,
December 2004)
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Des & Mel: Robin Gibb interview (ITV,
January 27, 2005)
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"Close encounters of the Robin
kind" (Manila Bulletin, July 6, 2005)
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"Bee Gees
fever still raging and set to spread" (Billboard, July
8, 2005)
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"Sir Paul
hands out Bee Gee Degree" (BBC, July 29, 2005)
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"Magnetic
Robin Gibb" (The Star Online, August 15, 2005)
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"Saturday night fever"
(The
Star Online, August 22 2005)
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"Staying
Alive?" (Bangkok Post, August 26, 2005)
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"Robin Gibb
arrives on a high note" (Taipei Times, August 26, 2005)
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"Tragedy!
Robin is not coming" (SouthAsian Media, August 28, 2005)
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Robin Gibb Deal
(BusinessWire, October 21, 2005)
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"I miss being at the studio"
(Clarin, November 24, 2005)
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Robin
Gibb interview (That's Shanghai Magazine, May 1 2006)
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"Bee Gees-member in flight drama over Sweden" (August 2006)
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"Robin
Gibb: Will EU royalty changes come at creators' expense?" (Eurobserver,
September 19 2006)
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Robin Gibb in
the Philippines (Philstar, November 20 2006)
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"The
Blairs' holiday at Robin's house in Miami Beach" (December
27-31 2006)
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"How deep is
their love" (Belfast Telegraph,
January 5 2007)
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"Bee Gee
star appears in Israel" (Israel Today, January 14 2007)
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Robin Gibb at
the Energy Globe Awards (April 11, 2007)
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"30 Years of Fever" (MSN,
September 2007)
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"Bee
Gees' Robin Gibb Isn't Jive Talking" (Spinner, September 21, 2007)
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"Celebrities
help local charity effort" (Wigan Today, October 16, 2007)
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Robin Gibb in Bulgaria (October
25, 2007)
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"Alex James
Meets... Robin Gibb" (Q Magazine, October)
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Spencer Gibb: "I’ve
Got My Dad’s Fever To Succeed" (Sunday Express,
December 2, 2007)
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"Gibb
us more" (Gulf News, March 3)
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