Robin Gibb alla BBC ipotizza che i Bee Gees potrebbero tornare ad esibirsi dal vivo

di: Giancarlo Passarella

Preso da incarichi politico istituzionali, impegnato nella campagna per ricordare le vittime della Seconda Guerra Mondiale e costantemente creativo nel comporre nuove canzoni, Robin Gibb a BBC News parla a ruota libera del futuro dei Bee Gees.

Preso da incarichi politico istituzionali, impegnato nella campagna per ricordare le vittime della Seconda Guerra Mondiale e costantemente creativo nel comporre nuove canzoni, Robin Gibb a BBC News parla a ruota libera del futuro dei Bee Gees.

Dice di parlare spesso con suo fratello se e quando tornare ad esibirsi dal vivo, perche' ogni giorno vengono invitati a farlo: ma se succedera', dovranno provare quelle emozioni che tutti noi possiamo immaginare...
Have you talked to him about performing together?
We often talk about doing shows together but it's always left open to the shows that he particularly wants to do. So when or where is to be decided at a time when he says yes, I suppose. So it's not a no, it's just emotionally when it's right.
How do you think the Bee Gees would have fared if they were starting out today?
I can't answer that question. All I can say is I would hate to be a new artist starting out today on any level. It's not as much about melody as when we started out.
Emotional values were also very important to sing about. Today, guys don't like to sing about emotions. People still like to hear about emotions because that doesn't change.
Why are you involved in the RAF memorial campaign?
I'm doing it in my capacity as president of the Heritage Foundation. I'm championing a campaign for a permanent memorial to be built in the centre of London for RAF Bomber Command, which lost 55,000-plus men in World War II, which has not been recognised by successive governments.

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