Bee Gees

The Bee Gees were a British and Australian band, originally a pop singer-songwriter combination, reborn as funk and rhythm and blues. The brothers Gibb, consisting of frequent lead vocalist Barry, and the twins, co-lead vocalist Robin, and keyboardist/guitarist Maurice, were born in the Isle of Man in the 1940s.

Band

In addition to Barry, Robin, and Maurice some of the musicians who backed up the Bee Gees live and in the studio include:

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Live - Studio

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• Carlos Alomar — guitar
• Reb Beach — guitar
• Tony Beard — drums
• Michael Bennett — keyboards
• Matt Bonelli — bass guitar
• Dennis Byron — drums
• Tim Cansfield — guitar
• David Foster — keyboards
• Stephen Gibb — guitar
• Reggie Griffin — guitar
• Steve Jordan — drums
• Manu Katche — drums
• Alan Kendall — lead guitar
• Robbie Kondor — keyboards
• Mike McEvoy — keyboards/guitar
• Vince Melouney — guitar
• John Merchant — engineer
• Marcus Miller — bass guitar
• Tim Moore — keyboards
• Nick Moroch — electric guitar
• Pino Palladino — bass guitar
• George "Chocolate" Perry — bass guitar
• Colin Petersen — drums
• Greg Phillinganes — keyboards
• Steve Rucker — drums
• Raphael Saadiq — bass, guitar, drum programming, vocals
• Marc Schulman — guitar
• Steve Skinner — synthesizer
• Ben Stivers — keyboards
• Michael Thompson — guitar
• Pete John Vettese — keyboards, engineering, backing vocals
• Waddy Wachtel — guitar
• Blue Weaver — keyboards