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Who scored a 1982 hit with the Bee Gees-penned song Heartbreaker?
Answer: Dionne Warwick
Why: Dionne Warwick initially disliked Heartbreaker, but Barry Gibb persuaded her to record it.
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The Bee Gees wrote 'Islands in the Stream' for which country duo?
Answer: Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton
Why: Barry Gibb said they first wrote it as an R&B number with Diana Ross in mind, and the title comes from a 1970 Ernest Hemingway novel.
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What was the original cover material for the Bee Gees' album Odessa?
Answer: Red velvet
Why: The flocking cost a fortune and gave assembly workers allergic reactions, so the sleeve was dropped; a 2009 reissue brought it back.
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To which country did the Gibb family emigrate in the late 1950s?
Answer: Australia
Why: The Gibbs sailed in August 1958 and settled at Redcliffe, a bayside town just north of Brisbane in Queensland.
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What was the name of the Bee Gees' father and manager?
Answer: Hugh Gibb
Why: A big band drummer who led his own orchestra, he taught his sons Mills Brothers songs and drove them to their earliest gigs.
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Only the Bee Gees wrote, produced and recorded six consecutive what?
Answer: Number one hits
Why: The Beatles had already strung six in a row and Whitney Houston later managed seven, but the Gibbs wrote and produced all of theirs.