Bee Gees Live in Japan 1973 HQ

My World, Run To Me (0:58), How Can You Mend A Broken Heart (3:57), I've Got To Get A Message To You (7:28), I Started A Joke (10:08), I Can't See Nobody (13:17), Words (17:16), Massachusetts (20:36), and Lonely Days (23:54) are performed by Bee Gees in concert at Shinjuku Koseinenkin Kaikan, Tokyo, Japan September 15, 1973. Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, and Maurice Gibb sing for TV-Special "Love Sounds Special." Bee Gees' performance is the last show of the Japanese leg of the "Life In A Tin Can" Tour.

Although Bee Gees gave nine concerts throughout Japan that year, most or all of the press coverage was about their first date in Tokyo - Shinjuku Kosei Nenkin Kaikan, September 1, 1973.

Concert review: "The Bee Gees came back to serenade the capacity crowd, mainly consisting of teenage girls, with the pleasant sound they are known for.

Compared with their first Japanese tour from last March, there was more prancing around the stage, and the brothers were more casually dressed in jeans and stuff. All in all, there was a more relaxed, casual feel. The congenial audience laughed and applauded at the funny exchanges between Barry, Maurice, and Robin.

"The concert with the London Philharmonic Orchestra in February" seems to have influenced the group a great deal. They kept talking about it at the press conference. Also, the experience seems to have prepared them to harmonize brilliantly backed by a full orchestra. They kept the promise that they would "choose to sing our greatest hits" as they belted out songs like 'Massachusetts' and 'First of May' in perfect harmony. (September 1, Tokyo Kosei Nenkin Kaikan Hall). #beegees

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