Barry Gibb: The last Bee Gee goes it alone

With Maurice Gibb's death in 2003, followed by Robin Gibb's in 2012, the Bee Gees' long ride on the pop charts seemed to be over. But now the remaining member of the group, Barry Gibb, is back on tour, joined not by his brothers but by his son, Stephen. Anthony Mason goes on the road with Gibb, and talks with him about his music, his family, and his pop legacy.

[nondumisozandilendlazi]

The moment he said, "I don't know why I am the only one left?"
you're left for a purpose, we still care and love you Barry

[pilar]

I love that Barry's son and Maurice's daughter are with him on stage.

[RubyTwilite]

The old Lion can still roar. I'm grateful we have had the Bee Gees in our lives and that we still have Barry.

[goodwong]

This, probably, the most emotional interview I've ever seen. Felt like crying. One of the GREATEST band of all times ♥️

[cindyolson]

he is still young, his brothers passed away way to young. Be strong Barry and keep doing what you do. The world loves you. God bless you and your family.

[itsjustrenee]

Barry doesn't look ridiculous like a lot of those old pop stars who won't give it up; probably because he's a true, gifted, genuine talent. I'm glad he decided to share his legacy with us once again.

[danielasbjrnsson]

“Do people still care?”, he said.

We always will. ❤️

[annebodee]

Not just one of the greatest vocal groups. The BeeGees were a songwriting powerhouse.

[petergreen]

You can see the sadness and loss in his eyes but the music goes on. What a trooper.

[farlz]

This actually brings tears to my eyes. There are still two Beatles left. But there's just only one Bee Gee left. The Beatles were just friends. The Bee Gees are brothers, bonded by blood. And if you ever had a brother you would know how Barry felt when they all left this world. And they are also bonded by their musical accomplishment which is indeed one of the best during the last century. The one in which my generation was born into this world.

[carolineleng]

The music world isn't the same without the Bee Gees. Thank you Barry for bringing back the lovely music we missed for so long. Their voices are so unique.

[Aholeintheceiling]

All the fans of the BeeGees from the late 60s are still fans to this day 4-7-2024. Barry Gibb is 78 and still performing. He was my first girll crush in 1969. Im 64, now and I listen to BGs daily to keep the memories flowing. And thats no, 'Jive Talkin.'

[gustavefrankfurter]

Imagine his pain at that concert when all of his life he would look to the left and right and see his brothers, and now see empty spaces. 😢😔

[MPNNag]

I am 60 years old and this brought tears to my eyes, Love the Bee Gees.

[combaticus_]

One of the greatest bands in history. Incredible contribution to art.

[mbrawthen]

Keep it going Barry! The Bee Gees sound must never, ever die out!!🙏🏽❤️👍🏽

[CJ-hcud]

I'm not a singer. But I know how he feels. I'm the last of my immediate family. Lost my last sibling in December. I'm still dealing with it. Depression is real when your alone. I pray for Barry he's such a important part of society. His music helps people like me. Funny thing Barry and I are the same age.

[shivapejman]

Once in 10 lifetimes. Those voices, those melodies. Those looks, I can go on and on. Barry is so humble, so sweet. He deserves everything good that’s happened to him. God bless you Barry.

[madkittyjoey]

So sad that Barry actually said, "Do people still care?"
Of course they do!

[tinasally]

Bless you Barry!!!! The Bee Gees will always hold a special place in my heart.