Iconic British musician Barry Gibb, 77, most widely known for being a member of the famous group the Bee Gees, was born on September 1, 1946. The artist and his late twin brothers, Maurice and Robin Gibb, performed as a trio after their family moved to Australia after the birth of their youngest brother, the late Andy Gibb.
Barry’s musical career spans forty-five years, and his numerous accomplishments deem him a prominent figure in the music industry. Besides being a legendary musician, Barry is a doting husband, loving father, and grandfather.
The “Stayin’ Alive” singer married Linda Gray, a former Miss Edinburgh, on September1, 1970. Together they welcomed five children: Stephen, Ashley, Travis, Michael, and Alexandra Gibb.Their initial encounter happened while Gray was working as the host of the week for “Top of the Pops.” Barry, Maurice, and Robin had just finished performing one of their songs that became their first chart-topper when they went to a nearby studio afterward. The studio they visited happened to be where Gray was hosting.
Upon seeing each other for the first time from across the room, Barry described an instant connection happening between them. Their love became so strong that a friend who recalled meeting up with them one time at a coffee shop disclosed:
“As they looked at each other, I witnessed the promise in their eyes; their love was timeless.”...CONTINUE READING