my daughters, age 7 and 16 just love the bee gees

Philippines
June 16, 2009 8:06am CST
It all started when my husband brought home with him a DVD of one of the bee gees concert latest concert when Maurice Gibb was still alive. You wouldn't expect that my two girls would be interested in it considering their songs are rarely heard on the radio nowadays, except maybe for some remake songs like the " How Deep Is your Love," "Emotion" and "Smile". But from then on early in the morning either my seven-year-old or my teenage daughter would seize the DVD and play it on. I just could not help but be amused when my young daughter would mimic Barry's voice and sometimes that of Robin Gibb. Amazing huh? Among their favorites are the trio's rendition of Immortality with Celine Dion and Alone. It was such a good timing when my teenage daughter had an activity in class and they were asked to present any song about friendship. Alas! she texted me through my mobile phone and asked me to look for a copy of Run to Me. It's absolutely a song about friendship and relationship between a child and a parent. Really, that song is beautiful. My officemates laughed when I told them about my daughters' interest in the Bee Gees.
3 responses
@kaguvkov (1305)
• Davao, Philippines
18 Jun 09
That was cool, I think your daughter got influence from your husbands DVD. Well, not a bad influence I think. It was a nice thing that they have been aware of the bands greatest hits!
• Philippines
24 Jun 09
yes indeed. the girls are amazing because despite how young they are they appreciate the band. They even love to sing along with the trio every time we watch the Beegees concert on DVD. thanks
• Malaysia
16 Jun 09
Bee Gees will always be my first band. Despite the fact I only heard them when I was like your daughters age, I could still remember their famous "Staying alive" and Saturday night fever till today. Hah ha ha ha staying alive , staying alive.LOL
@tbhavill (13)
23 Feb 12
I turned my little cousin on to the Bee Gees when she was 4 years old. She was nuts over them. She is now in High School and she still likes them. I can remember her going around singing STAYIN ALIVE. It was really a funny thing to watch.