Children of the World

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Musicians : Barry Gibb (rhythm guitar, lead & backing vocals), Robin Gibb (lead & backing vocals), Maurice Gibb (bass guitar, backing & harmony vocals), Alan Kendall (lead guitar), Blue Weaver (keyboards, synthesizer, ... [Show more]

Description:
Musicians :
Barry Gibb (rhythm guitar, lead & backing vocals), Robin Gibb (lead & backing vocals), Maurice Gibb (bass guitar, backing & harmony vocals), Alan Kendall (lead guitar), Blue Weaver (keyboards, synthesizer, piano), Dennis Bryon (drums), Joe Lala, Stephen Stills (percussion), Gary Brown (saxophone), George "Chocolate" Perry (bass guitar), Peter Graves, Whit Sidener, Kenny Faulk, Neil Bonsanti, Bill Purse (horns).

Remastered from the Original Analogue LP Master Tapes at Capitol Studios by Kevin Bartley and Ian Sefchick !

Five remastered albums in the storied catalogue of the Bee Gees will be released on vinyl LP in 2020 courtesy of Capitol / UMe. In chronological order, they are 1969's Best Of Bee Gees, 1975's Main Course, the Children Of The World album of 1976, 1977's double live album Here At Last : Bee Gees Live, and 1979's Spirits Having Flown. All five albums in the collection have been remastered from the original analogue LP master tapes at the world-famous Capitol Studios by Kevin Bartley and Ian Sefchick.

The first single from Children Of The World, "You Should Be Dancing", went to N° 1 in both the U.S. and Canada, and was also a Top 10 smash in numerous other territories. Children Of The World, which was certified multi-platinum status in the U.S., found the band once again recording at Miami's Criteria Studios, albeit this time the album was produced by the Bee Gees, Karl Richardson, and Albhy Galuten. The album's other key singles include the uplifting ballad "Love So Right", the provocatively seductive "Boogie Child", and the harmony-and-synth-driven title track.
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