As the youngest child in a musical family, Andy Gibb was almost destined to ascend to superstar status. Here are his most memorable highlights from the '70s.

The song became a musical bond between brothers—and part of a heartbreaking tribute.

The Bee Gees had already found fame, but this song gave them an American first.

Bee Gees principal Maurice Gibb died early this morning (Jan. 12) at a Miami Beach hospital, his family said. He was 53. Gibb, who joined with his older brother Barry and his twin Robin in one of the… ...

As one-third of the Bee Gees, Barry Gibb helped lead the disco movement with the 1977 “Saturday Night Fever” soundtrack, one of the best-selling albums of all time. But Gibb, 74, and his late brothers ...

The Bee Gees emerged as a harmonizing British pop trio following in the Beatles' footsteps. A decade later, they morphed into the glitzy kings of disco who insisted we should be dancing. Yeah. Turns ...

Three straight No. 1 hits are an amazing way to start a career. And yet it sometimes feels like this accomplishment by Andy Gibb is pushed aside. That disdain is unfair to his legacy, even as it must ...