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The Barry Gibb Talk Show is a recurring sketch on Saturday Night Live about a talk show starring Bee Gees lead singer Barry Gibb (played by Jimmy Fallon) and his brother, Robin Gibb (Justin Timberlake). The sketch was created by writers Ken Scarborough and Steve Higgins based on an idea from Fallon.

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The long-delayed reissue of Odessa finally appeared in January.Optimistic fans wondered whether this marked an end to the mysteriouslogjam in the series and would lead to a box with the next three BeeGees albums, namely Cucumber Castle, 2 Years On,and Trafalgar, but it was not to be.

Robin completed an album-length collection of new recordings in 2008,but never released it. In August he gave the lame excuse that he wasdeferring release so that he could concentrate on publicizing theUltimate Bee Gees package due in November. At the same time heprovided his web site members with a clip of a song from his albumcalled ‘Instant Love’ that sounds excellent.

In July fans learned that instead of either the next set of reissues orRobin’s new album, Barry and Robin were arranging the release oftwo more collections of old material, available in two and four disksrespectively. The first one, Ultimate, appeared in November,and the other a full year later.

Warner’s Rhino division, which produced the Bee Gees box sets(despite marketing under the Reprise label), laid off thirty-pluspeople in September, because of a ‘fundamental transformation ofthe physical new release and catalog business’, but also statedthat the surviving staff ‘remain firmly committed to the coreprinciples that made us the company you know and love’. But theywere not able to push the Gibb brothers into getting the reissue series past Odessa.

songs

Another copyright for ‘In My Dreams’ was filed in 2011with no reference to the 2009 registration, with date of creation as2011, but it is probably the same song.

recording sessions

Beverley Knight

Beverley Knight — vocal
Robin Gibb — vocal
others unknown
producer: Kevin Bacon, Jonathan Quarmby
possibly first quarter 2009, London

TOO MUCH HEAVEN
Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb (1978)
undated
stereo, lead vocal Beverley Knight
100%, September 2009

Robin sings backing vocals. Beverley Knight is an English singer andsongwriter. 100% is her sixth album since 1995.

Artists Unite to Remember

Hayley Westenra — vocal
Mica Paris — vocal
Michael Bolton — vocal
Paul Rodgers — vocal
Robin Gibb — vocal
Lee Mead — vocal
Natasha Hamilton — vocal
Liz McClarnon — vocal
Carol Decker — vocal
Paul Carrack — vocal
Kenny Jones — vocal
Sam Brown — vocal
Nell Bryden — vocal
The Carmel Thomas Youth Choir — vocal
Army drummers and pipers
The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Cliff Masterson
producer: Jim Creegan
November 2009, London

WE WILL REMEMBER THEM
Mark Read (2009)
undated
stereo
download, November 2009

Robin is in the chorus of voices on a fund-raiser for The RoyalBritish Legion, recorded at EMI Abbey Road on November 1 for digitalrelease on Remembrance Sunday one week later. Hayley Westenra followedthis up by singing ‘We’ll Meet Again’ at the RoyalBritish Legion’s Festival of Remembrance in London.

The song was written by Mark Read, who mentions on his web site thathe has worked with Robin Gibb.

For several years Robin worked towards greater recognition of thesacrifices of the British armed forces in World War II, particularlythe Royal Air Force. He was instrumental in creation of the RAF BomberCommand Memorial in Green Park, London, dedicated in 2012.

selected record releases

Bee Gees : Odessa
US: Reprise, January 2009; UK: Reprise, January 2009.

disk 1
01ODESSA (CITY ON THE BLACK SEA) (1969)
02YOU’LL NEVER SEE MY FACE AGAIN (1969)
03BLACK DIAMOND (1969)
04MARLEY PURT DRIVE(1969)
05EDISON (1969)
06MELODY FAIR (1969)
07SUDDENLY(1969)
08WHISPER WHISPER (1969)
09LAMPLIGHT (1969)
10SOUND OF LOVE (1969)
11GIVE YOUR BEST (1969)
12SEVEN SEAS SYMPHONY (1969)
13WITH ALL NATIONS (INTERNATIONAL ANTHEM) (1969)
14I LAUGH IN YOUR FACE (1969)
15NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN (1969)
16FIRST OF MAY (1969)
17THE BRITISH OPERA (1969)

disk 2
01ODESSA (CITY ON THE BLACK SEA) (1969)
02YOU’LL NEVER SEE MY FACE AGAIN (1969)
03BLACK DIAMOND (1969)
04MARLEY PURT DRIVE(1969)
05EDISON (1969)
06MELODY FAIR (1969)
07SUDDENLY(1969)
08WHISPER WHISPER (1969)
09LAMPLIGHT (1969)
10SOUND OF LOVE (1969)
11GIVE YOUR BEST (1969)
12SEVEN SEAS SYMPHONY (1969)
13WITH ALL NATIONS (INTERNATIONAL ANTHEM) (1969)
14I LAUGH IN YOUR FACE (1969)
15NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN (1969)
16FIRST OF MAY (1969)
17THE BRITISH OPERA (1969)

disk 3
Sketches for Odessa
01ODESSA (CITY ON THE BLACK SEA)
02YOU’LL NEVER SEE MY FACE AGAIN
03BLACK DIAMOND
04MARLEY PURT DRIVE
05EDISON [BARBARA CAME TO STAY]
06EDISON
07MELODY FAIR
08MELODY FAIR
09SUDDENLY
10WHISPER WHISPER
11LAMPLIGHT
12LAMPLIGHT
13SOUND OF LOVE
14GIVE YOUR BEST
15SEVEN SEAS SYMPHONY
16WITH ALL NATIONS (INTERNATIONAL ANTHEM)
17I LAUGH IN YOUR FACE
18NEVER SAY NEVER AGAIN
19FIRST OF MAY
20FIRST OF MAY
21NOBODY’S SOMEONE
22PITY
23[ODESSA PROMOTIONAL SPOT]

The 1969 album, originally two LP disks, is reissued in a fuzzy redbox containing a 2-CD set of stereo and mono mixes and a third CDcalled Sketches for Odessa. The Sketches disk includesdemos or alternate versions for every song except ‘The BritishOpera’, and adds the two songs not used on the album,‘Nobody’s Someone’ and ‘Pity’. Thebooklet is an essential companion to Sketches since it explainshow each track fits in with the album project. It also mentions whoplays some of the instrumental parts, highlighting Maurice’snon-vocal contributions as well as those of a few guest musicians.For unexplained reasons Barry and Robin did not contribute comments onthe songs as they did for the 2006 box set.

The sound is improved over previous releases, which all sounded alittle muffled. Check the clarity of the cello as soon it comes in onthe first song. There is some tape hiss here and there, and that itcan be heard means the sound has not been overly interfered with inthe transfer to digital. Additional good news is that the compressionevident on the 2006 box is almost gone.

The very rare mono mixes will probably not get immediate attention,and they show fewer significant differences than on the previous threealbums (see the 2006 box), but it is good to have them. As usual thelead vocal and selected tracks are mixed relatively louder to clarifythe sound as heard from one speaker. This was the last Bee Gees albumwith mono mixes. Some of the alternate versions in the Sketchessongs were preserved only in mono rough mixes.

Comic Relief : Barry Islands in the Stream
UK: March 2009

AISLANDS IN THE STREAM

Sung mainly by Ruth Jones and Rob Brydon as their characters VanessaJenkins and Bryn West from the British television series Gavin andStacey, with some vocals added by Tom Jones and RobinGibb. Robin’s vocal contribution is minimal, but he has a goodcameo bit in the video for the song. The disk benefited the ComicRelief charity effort and reached Number 1 on the charts. The titlerefers to the setting of the show, Barry Island in south Wales.

Robin Gibb : 50 St Catherine’s Drive
proposed, 2009

01MY PERSONAL 9/11
02ALL I HAVE IS NOW [ALL WE HAVE IS NOW]
03SORRY
04CHERISH
05MOTHER [MOTHER OF LOVE]
06WANTED
07DON’T GO NOW
08DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES
09SANCTUARY
10AVALANCHE [2]
11ANNIVERSARY
12DON’T CRY ALONE
13SOLID
14I AM THE WORLD [I AM THE WORLD (NEW VERSION)]

This is the content of ‘Robin Gibb Album Compilation’, asecond compact disk filed at the US copyright office, this one datedJune 2009. It is an update of the collection he filed in 2008, withall but one of the same titles plus some new ones. He continued torefer to his album in progress as 50 St Catherine’sDrive. The order shown here is the numerical order of thecopyrights, but once again it may not be an intended playing order.

Sources close to Robin say this was never a final cut of songs forthe album, and that he continued to add songs and rethink what hewanted on it. By 2010 he became caught up in the Titanic project andalmost all the work for this album was set aside.

Bee Gees : Australian Tour 1989
Europe: Immortal, July 2009.

disk 1
01introduction
02ORDINARY LIVES
03GIVING UP THE GHOST
04TO LOVE SOMEBODY
05I’VE GOTTA GET A MESSAGE TO YOU
06ONE
07TOKYO NIGHTS
08WORDS
09JULIET
10NEW YORK MINING DISASTER 1941
11HOLIDAY
12TOO MUCH HEAVEN
13HEARTBREAKER
14ISLANDS IN THE STREAM
15RUN TO ME
16MY WORLD

disk 2
01SPICKS AND SPECKS
02LONELY DAYS
03HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE
04IT’S MY NEIGHBORHOOD
05HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART
06HOUSE OF SHAME
07I STARTED A JOKE
08MASSACHUSETTS
09STAYIN’ ALIVE
10NIGHTS ON BROADWAY
11JIVE TALKIN’
12introducing the band
13YOU WIN AGAIN
14YOU SHOULD BE DANCING

Edited from two shows recorded at the National Tennis Center,Melbourne, on November 17 and 18, 1989. The program is an interestingone because of numerous rarely performed songs from the 1980s and therelatively few songs from the disco era.

Although this is not an authorized release, it appears to belegitimate because of provisions in European law about recordings oflive shows being protected for only twenty years.

Beverley Knight : 100%
UK: Hurricane, September 2009.

TOO MUCH HEAVEN

Robin sings backing vocals on this one song.

Artists Unite to Remember : single
UK: Remember Them, November 2009.

WE WILL REMEMBER

Robin sings as part of the chorus.

Bee Gees : Ultimate Bee Gees
US: Reprise, November 2009; UK: Reprise, November 2009.

disk 1
01YOU SHOULD BE DANCING (1976)
02STAYIN’ ALIVE (1977)
03JIVE TALKIN’ (1975)
04NIGHTS ON BROADWAY (1975)
05TRAGEDY (1979)
06NIGHT FEVER (1977)
07MORE THAN A WOMAN (1977)
08FANNY (BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE) (1975)
09SPIRITS (HAVING FLOWN) (1979)
10IF I CAN’T HAVE YOU (1977)
11BOOGIE CHILD (1976)
12LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT (1979)
13YOU WIN AGAIN (1987)
14ONE (1989)
15SECRET LOVE (1993)
16ALONE (1997)
17STILL WATERS RUN DEEP (1997)
18THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN (2001)
19SPICKS AND SPECKS (live 1989)

disk 2
01HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE (1977)
02TO LOVE SOMEBODY (1967)
03WORDS (1968)
04HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART (1971)
05TOO MUCH HEAVEN (1979)
06EMOTION (2001)
07LONELY DAYS (1970)
08RUN TO ME (1972)
09LOVE SO RIGHT (1976)
10FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS (1993)
11I’VE GOTTA GET A MESSAGE TO YOU (1968)
12NEW YORK MINING DISASTER 1941 (1967)
13MASSACHUSETTS (1967)
14I STARTED A JOKE (1968)
15WORLD (1968)
16FIRST OF MAY (1969)
17HOLIDAY (1967)
18DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER (1969)
19ISLANDS IN THE STREAM (live 1997)
20HEARTBREAKER (live 1997)
21GUILTY (live 1997)

For people who want copies of these songs and do not already have themon the other collections released this decade. There are no new orunusual cuts for fans, and not even one Maurice lead vocal.

The main draw for fans is the ‘box set’ version that has athird disk, a DVD of music clips and videos.

The songs on Ultimate are all overcompressed loud, so it's notfor people who want quality listening. It is certainly betterthan The Record (which is not saying much) and yet not up tothe standard of Odessa.

Five songs appear in mono mixes even though good stereo versionsexist: ‘Words’, ‘I’ve Gotta Get a Message toYou’, ‘New York Mining Disaster 1941’,‘Massachusetts’, and ‘World’.

‘Spicks and Specks’ appears as a live cut even thoughWarner owns rights to the original 1966 studio version. This liveversion from Melbourne, 1989, previously appeared on the Tales fromthe Brothers Gibb box in 1990.

Although no songs from Gibb solo recordings are included, four songswritten for outside artists do appear. ‘Emotion’ is thelater Bee Gees studio recording that was on The Record, and theother three at the end of disk 2 are live cuts from One NightOnly.

The lineup as originally announced had a different running order,shown below. Notice that each disk had the same songs, but in adifferent order, except that three songs were dropped from disk 2:‘The Singer Sang His Song’, ‘Immortality’, and‘Grease’.

The disks were to be titled A Night Out and A Night Inrespectively.

YOU SHOULD BE DANCING
STAYIN’ ALIVE
JIVE TALKIN’
NIGHT FEVER
NIGHTS ON BROADWAY
MORE THAN A WOMAN
TRAGEDY
LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT
YOU WIN AGAIN
BOOGIE CHILD
ONE
SECRET LOVE
ALONE
THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN
SPIRITS (HAVING FLOWN)
FANNY (BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE)
STILL WATERS RUN DEEP
IF I CAN’T HAVE YOU
SPICKS AND SPECKS

HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE
EMOTION
TOO MUCH HEAVEN
NEW YORK MINING DISASTER 1941
TO LOVE SOMEBODY
MASSACHUSETTS
WORDS
WORLD
FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS
FIRST OF MAY
I STARTED A JOKE
LOVE SO RIGHT
LONELY DAYS
HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART
RUN TO ME
I’VE GOTTA GET A MESSAGE TO YOU
THE SINGER SANG HIS SONG
DON’T FORGET TO REMEMBER
ISLANDS IN THE STREAM
HEARTBREAKER
GUILTY
IMMORTALITY
GREASE

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The Barry Gibb Talk Show is a recurring sketch on Saturday Night Live about a talk show starring Bee Gees lead singer Barry Gibb (played by Jimmy Fallon) and his brother, Robin Gibb (Justin Timberlake).^[1][2] The sketch was created by writers Ken Scarborough and Steve Higgins based on an idea from Fallon.^[3]

The sketch is characterized by Barry Gibb's accent as well as his falsetto voice, which he breaks into randomly while speaking, and his extremely short temper with his guests, usually political figures. Meanwhile, Robin provides lackluster answers to Barry's questions (usually 'No. No, I don't.') as well as humorous backup for their call and responsefalsetto singing, particularly in the opening and closing credits. Both he and his brother appeared on the March 16, 2010 episode of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon where they all performed together.

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The sketch uses the music of the Bee Gees' 1975 hit 'Nights on Broadway' (with parody lyrics) as its theme.

Six episodes of The Barry Gibb Talk Show aired; the first since Robin's death aired on December 21, 2013 and featured cameos from the real Barry Gibb and Madonna.

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October 11, 2003[edit]

Justin Timberlake hosted and performed as the musical guest on the premiere episode of The Barry Gibb Talk Show. Barry's guests included Al Franken (played by Jeff Richards), Arianna Huffington (Rachel Dratch) and the then-Lieutenant Governor of California, Cruz Bustamante (Horatio Sanz). At the time, both Huffington and Bustamante were running for Governor of California amidst the recall election that eventually ousted Gray Davis. The show is memorable for Timberlake's inability to maintain a straight face during Fallon's rantings. He can be seen lowering his head occasionally in an attempt to disguise his laughter. This was the only Barry Gibb Talk Show sketch performed while Fallon was still a cast member.

April 9, 2005[edit]

Host Cameron Diaz was dating Timberlake at the time. Fallon returned because he was about to premiere in Fever Pitch with Drew Barrymore. Barry's guests were Nancy Pelosi (Diaz), Ann Coulter (Barrymore), and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson (Sanz).

December 16, 2006[edit]

In the skit's third airing, Timberlake hosted for the second time and Fallon returned to portray Barry, whose guests were former Supreme Court justice Sandra Day O'Connor (Kristen Wiig), Thomas Friedman (Fred Armisen), and Jimmy Carter (Darrell Hammond).

May 9, 2009[edit]

For Timberlake's third hosting turn, Fallon returned to the Barry Gibb role. Barry welcomed Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (Kristen Wiig), CNN Commentator Roland S. Martin (Kenan Thompson), and NYU Economics Professor Nouriel Roubini (Armisen). The sketch referenced the Shamwow guy.

May 21, 2011[edit]

Fallon returned for the season finale, Timberlake's fourth hosting turn. Guests included Rachel Maddow (Abby Elliott), Roland S. Martin (Thompson), and Ben Bernanke (Armisen), but the Gibbs spent little time conversing with them except for Bernanke, who occasionally interrupted (drinking water, cell phone ringing). Barry yelled 'I survived The Rapture!', referring to the then-recent end of the world predictions. After Robin revives Barry using gold medallions that produce the same result as a defibrillator, the Gibbs close the sketch by rapping the 'Rappers Delight' lyrics over the closing theme.

December 21, 2013[edit]

Fallon hosted while Timberlake was the musical guest for the episode. Guests included Megyn Kelly (Cecily Strong), Paul Ryan (Taran Killam), and Madonna (as herself). At the end of the sketch the real Barry Gibb made an appearance, singing and dancing with Fallon and Timberlake, comically pointing to Fallon's chest hair at 'Talkin’ about chest hair. Talkin’ about crazy cool medallions!'

References[edit]

1. ^'SNL Transcripts: Justin Timberlake: 10/11/03'. jt.org.
2. ^'SNL Transcripts: Justin Timberlake: 12/16/06'. jt.org.
3. ^'SNL In The 2000s: Jimmy Fallon On The Barry Gibb Talkshow'. NBC. Retrieved May 17, 2015.