The Bee Gees Real-Life Story Is Absolutely Tragic

Having shot to fame during the disco heyday of the 1970s, the Bee Gees are nothing less than music legends. Despite enjoying plenty of fame and success, however, none of the three brothers Gibb have had an easy life. This is the tragic real-life story of the Bee Gees.

Barry Gibb and his brothers, fraternal twins Robin and Maurice were all born on the Isle of Man, along with their sister Lesley. During their early years, their parents moved them to Manchester, England, where their youngest brother, Andy, was later born.

The Gibbs hoped to find a better life in Manchester, but the area was still struggling in the aftermath of World War II, and the family was having trouble making ends meet. Not only that, but Robin Gibb was becoming somewhat of a delinquent in his youth. In particular, the young Robin had a reputation as a pyromaniac, and was known for playing with matches and setting fires to billboards.

Apparently, the local Manchester police took notice of Robin's antics. One day, a constable came knocking and gently suggested that the Gibb family might want to consider emigrating to Australia. Between their difficult economic situation and the need to keep the boys out of trouble, the Gibbs eventually moved to Redcliffe, on the western coast of Australia.

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A struggling family | 0:00
Young Trauma | 1:13
Drugs | 2:07
Going solo | 3:07
FBI investigations | 4:09
Andy | 5:07
The Anderson interview | 6:29
Losing Maurice | 7:35
Robin's battles | 8:40
A mother's burden | 9:46
The Last Gibb | 10:34

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