The first single from September 1976’s Children Of The World, “You Should Be Dancing,” went to No. 1 in both the U.S. and Canada, and was also a Top 10 smash in numerous other territories. Children Of The World, which attained certified multi-platinum status in the U.S., was also recorded at Miami’s Criteria Studios, albeit this time produced by the Bee Gees, Karl Richardson, and Albhy Galuten. The album’s other key singles include the uplifting ballad “Love So Right,” the provocatively seductive “Boogie Child,” and the harmony-and-synth-driven title track. Now available on limited-edition translucent lemonade vinyl. Tracklist A1) You Should Be DancingA2) You Stepped Into My LifeA3) Love So RightA4) LoversA5) Can't Keep A Good Man DownB1) Boogie ChildB2) Love MeB3) SubwayB4) The Way It WasB5) Children Of The World

June 1975’s Main Course, one of the most significant albums in the Bee Gees catalog, marked a new direction for the group, and in turn created the model for their output throughout the rest of the 1970s by featuring a fresh, R&B-meets-pop sound. Recorded in Miami, Florida, and produced by the legendary Arif Mardin, the album’s infectious No. 1 hit, “Jive Talkin’,” carries a rhythm inspired by the sound the group’s car made on the 163rd Street Causeway Bridge as they drove to and from the recording sessions being held at the fabled Criteria Studios. The album’s other hit singles include the dramatic “Nights On Broadway” and the always touching “Fanny (Be Tender With My Love).” Now available on limited-edition, translucent clear vinyl. Tracklist A1) Nights On BroadwayA2) Jive Talkin'A3) Wind Of ChangeA4) SongbirdA5) Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)B1) All This Making LoveB2) Country LanesB3) Come On OverB4) Edge Of The UniverseB5) Baby As You Turn Away

Best Of Bee Gees was released in June 1969, and it features a prime selection of the early hit singles that established the group’s broad musical palette. The twelve gems comprising Best Of are among the most popular songs of the then-burgeoning group’s canon, including the desperately pleading “I Gotta Get A Message To You,” Barry’s classic balladry vocal on “Words,” the harmoniously soulful classic “To Love Somebody,” the pure pop perfection of “Massachusetts,” Robin’s signature vocal on “I Started A Joke,” and the skillful buildup of “Spicks and Specks,” the latter song being the Bee Gees’ first-ever No. 1 record in their homeland of Australia. Now available on limited-edition, translucent purple vinyl. Tracklist A1) Holiday A2) I've Gotta Get A Message To You A3) I Can't See Nobody A4) Words A5) I Started A Joke A6) Spicks And Specks B1) First Of May B2) World B3) Massachusetts B4) To Love Somebody B5) Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You B6) New York Mining Disaster 1941

Here At Last...Bee Gees Live, the group’s first live album, was recorded at The Forum in Los Angeles in December 1976. The majority of this palpable 2LP set was made up of songs that had been big hit singles for the Bee Gees, along with tracks from their aforementioned recent hit albums, Main Course and Children Of The World. Highlighting the group’s magical harmonic vocal blend onstage, Here At Last contains definitive live versions of “You Should Be Dancing,” “Jive Talkin’,” “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart,” “I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You,” “New York Mining Disaster 1941,” “Run To Me,” and many more. Now available on limited-edition, translucent orange vinyl. Tracklist A1) I've Gotta Get A Message To YouA2) Love So RightA3) Edge Of The UniverseA4) Come On OverA5) Can't Keep A Good Man DownB1) New York Mining Disaster 1941B2) Run To Me / WorldB3) Holiday / I Can't See Nobody / I Started A Joke / MassachusettsB4) How Can You Mend A Broken HeartB5) To Love SomebodyC1) You Should Be DancingC2) Boogie ChildC3) Down The RoadC4) WordsD1) Wind Of ChangeD2) Nights On BroadwayD3) Jive Talkin'D4) Lonely Days

Spirits Having Flown, the 15th Bee Gees album, was released in January 1979 and was the group’s first album following the massive success of 1977’s multi-platinum Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. The first three tracks released from Spirits Having Flown — “Tragedy,” “Too Much Heaven,” and “Love You Inside Out” — all shot to No. 1 in the U.S., giving the Bee Gees an unbroken run of six U.S. chart-toppers in a one-year period. Now available on limited-edition, translucent red vinyl. Tracklist A1) TragedyA2) Too Much HeavenA3) Love You Inside OutA4) Reaching OutA5) Spirits (Having Flown)B1) Search, FindB2) Stop (Think Again)B3) Living TogetherB4) I'm SatisfiedB5) Until

Spirits Having Flown, the 15th Bee Gees album, was released in January 1979 and was the group’s first album following the massive success of 1977’s multi-platinum Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. The first three tracks released from Spirits Having Flown — “Tragedy,” “Too Much Heaven,” and “Love You Inside Out” — all shot to No. 1 in the U.S., giving the Bee Gees an unbroken run of six U.S. chart-toppers in a one-year period. Tracklist A1) TragedyA2) Too Much HeavenA3) Love You Inside OutA4) Reaching OutA5) Spirits (Having Flown)B1) Search, FindB2) Stop (Think Again)B3) Living TogetherB4) I'm SatisfiedB5) Until