![]() Starting with their early hit from 1966, "Spicks and Specks," then ending with 1987's "You Win Again," the collection gives definitive proof that the brothers Gibb were geniuses at both songwriting and making records. ![]() Timeless: The All-Time Greatest Hits collects the cream of the crop from both their late-'60s/early-'70s baroque pop and brilliant mid-'70s funk and disco-pop periods. The Bee Gees were impressive enough to have two amazing stretches when they not only topped the charts, but helped define the music of the era. The bands that do have a run of charting songs usually fade away after making a splash, never to be heard from again except on nostalgia tours and cruises. ![]() Most bands are lucky to get a single hit, much less a couple songs people will remember.
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