A comprehensive biography of The Bee Gees, whose career spans four decades and whose popularity shows no sign of waning as the Gibb brothers take their music into the 21st century. Most famous for having created the soundtrack to "Saturday Night Fever", Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb have also written countless hits, both for themselves and others. This biography covers their early days in Manchester and the Isle of Man before the family emigrated to Australia and returned to London to find fame in 1967 with "Massachusetts". Over the years the Bee Gees' career has mixed triumph and tragedy in equal measure as well as celebrating their success this biography covers their doldrum years, the divorces and the tragic death of their youngest brother Andy.