Written by Hombre Divertido
The Brothers Gibb never did anything that would appear simple. Luckily, the documentarians who put together In Our Own Time which chronicles the spirit of the legendary group kept it simple. The effect is 116 minutes of informative entertainment that is a perfect mix of medicine and interviews, and sufficiently tells the level of the peaks and valleys that go with becoming icons in the music industry.
Spicks And Specks/Jingle Jangle/Tint Of Blue/Where Are YouBarry Gibb (1946) and twin brothers Robin and Maurice Gibb (1949) were natural on the Isle of Man, but the fellowship returned to father Hugh Gibb's home township of Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester, England, in the early 1950s where the boys began to talk in harmony.