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• Al Green
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• David Shire
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• Dick Halligan
• Dionne Warwick
• Dolly Parton
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• Eric Clapton
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• Gerry Marsden
• Graham Bonnet
• Graham Nash
• Gram Parsons
• Harry Wayne Casey
• Janis Joplin
• Jimmy Ruffin
• Jimmy Somerville
• John Frusciante
• John McVie
• John Travolta
• Jonathan Agnew
• Ken Caillat
• Kenny Rogers
• Klaus Voormann
• Larry Gatlin
• Leon Russell
• Lindsey Buckingham
• Lou Adler
• Maurice Gibb
• Michael Bolton
• Michael Jackson
• Mick Fleetwood
• Nina Simone
• Ossie Byrne
• Otis Redding
• Paul McCartney
• Paul Simon
• Percy Sledge
• Peter Frampton
• Phil Ramone
• Phil Spector
• Ralph MacDonald
• Ravi Shankar
• Reubin Askew
• Richard Dashut
• Ringo Starr
• Robert Stigwood
• Robin Gibb
• Rod Stewart
• Ron Kersey
• Roy Halee
• Samantha Sang
• Steve Kipner
• Steven Spielberg
• Stevie Nicks
• Stevie Wonder
• Teri DeSario
• Tina Turner
• Vince Melouney
• Walter Murphy
• Whitney Houston
• Yvonne Elliman

ALBUMS

• Lo Mejor de los Bee Gees released: 2012
• Mythology The 50th Anniversary Collection released: 2010
• Bee Gees released: 2009
• The Ultimate Bee Gees released: 2009
• Greatest Hits released: 2008
• The 60's Collection released: 2006
• To Be or Not to Be released: 2006
• The Studio Albums 1967-1968: Idea released: 2006
• The Studio Albums 1967-1968: Horizontal released: 2006
• The Studio Albums 1967-1968: Bee Gees' 1st released: 2006
• Still Waters released: 2006
• Three Kisses of Love released: 2005
• Love Songs released: 2005
• Number Ones released: 2004
• Best of Bee Gees released: 2004
• Spicks & Specks: Leader released: 2003
• Unforgettable Hits released: 2003
• 2001-xx-xx: Live by Request on A & E released: 2002
• Their Greatest Hits: The Record released: 2001
• No Name released: 2001
• This Is Where I Came In released: 2001
• Big Chance released: 2000
• Tomorrow the World released: 1999
• One Night Only released: 1998
• Best Ballads released: 1997
• Brilliant From Birth released: 1997
• The Greatest Hits released: 1996
• Christmas (Bootleg) released: 1995
• Spicks and Specks released: 1993
• Mr. Natural released: 1993
• The Very Best of the Bee Gees released: 1993
• Size Isn't Everything released: 1993
• Bee Gees Story released: 1991
• High Civilization released: 1991
• Bee Gees released: 1990
• Tales From the Brothers Gibb: A History in Song 1967-1990 released: 1990
• One released: 1989
• A Arte de released: 1988
• The Best Of released: 1988
• E-S-P released: 1987
• The Bee Gees' History released: 1985
• Love From The Bee Gees released: 1985
• Spirits Having Flown released: 1985
• Greatest released: 1985
• Living Eyes released: 1981
• Monday's Rain released: 1978
• Here at Last... released: 1977
• Bee Gees Gold, Volume 1 released: 1976
• Main Course released: 1975
• Best of Bee Gees, Volume 2 released: 1973
• To Whom It May Concern released: 1972
• Inception / Nostalgia released: 1971
• Trafalgar released: 1971
• 2 Years On released: 1970
• The Best of Bee Gees, Volume 1 released: 1969
• Odessa released: 1969
• Horizontal released: 1968
• Idea released: 1968
• Bee Gees' 1st released: 1967
• The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs released: 1965
• Take Hold of That Star released: 1964
• Bee Gees Mythology released:
• You Wouldn't Know released:
• 16 Greatest Hits released:
• The Best of the Early Years released:
• The Best of the Bee Gees released:
• Staying Alive - Best released:
• Rare, Precious & Beautiful Vol.3 released:
• Rare Precious And Beautiful released:
• Instrumental and Other Rarities released:
• 2001: Michael Parkinson Show released:
• 1973-xx-xx: Live in Portland, Oregon 73: Portland, OR, USA released:
• 1971-xx-xx: Live at the Festival Hall released:
• 1998-09-05: Live in Wembley 98: Wembley Stadium, London, UK released:
• 1991-07-05: On Stage 91: Wembley Stadium, London, UK released:
• 1990-xx-xx: Love and Hope Ball released:
• 1991-05-28: Live in Dortmund: Dortmund, Germany released:
• 1974-xx-xx: Chicago, USA: Live in Chicago '74 released:
• 1968-03-10: Live in Bern 1968: Festhalle, Bern, Switzerland released:
• 2001-06-01: Live at Wango Tango 2001: Dodgers Stadium, Los Angeles, CA, USA released:
• 1998-10-17: Live in Argentina 98: Buenos Aires, Argentina released:
• 1999-03-27: Live in Sydney 99: Stadium Australia, Sydney, Australia released:
• 1998-11-28: Wal-Mart, Pretoria, South Africa: Live! From Pretoria, South Africa released:
• 1971-xx-xx: Royal Festival Hall, London, UK: Live at the Festival Hall 1971 released:
• 1971-xx-xx: Live in America 1971 released:
• Claustrophobia released:
• 1976-12-20: You Should Be Dancing: The Forum, Los Angeles, CA, USA released:
• An Irresistible Force released:
• To Be or Not to Be released:
• Turn Around, Look at Me released:
• All the Greatest Hits released:
• Love Hits released:
• Greatest Hits released:
• Spicks & Specks: 26 Songs From the Early Days released:
• The Magic Collection released:
• Success Story released:
• Success Story II released:
• Live at the Beeb (Songs Broadcast by BBC Radio in 1967, 68, 70) released:
• Bee Gees released:
• The Bee Gees: Gold released: