Showing posts with label Maurice Gibb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Maurice Gibb. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 12, 2011

Maurice Gibb

Eight years gone.

12/22/49-1/12/03









You can see lots more pictures and learn more about Maurice Gibb and the 47 other musicians in my tribute book, .

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

Maurice Gibb

Today is 60th birthday of Bee Gee Maurice Gibb.

Wow, I miss him.

12/22/49-1/12/03

In celebration of Maurice's big 6-0, today's deal is your opportunity to take the above photo off my wall.

It's a Limited Edition (#12/75)
numbered and signed 16x20 framed print.

Retail value: $600.00

Today's A Deal A Day In December Price: $350
+ shipping (free shipping in Los Angeles)

If you are interested in today's deal, email: info@cheshercat.com. Please include "Day 22 Deal" in the subject line and which print you are interested in. Include your City, State, Country, Zip in the email so we can determine shipping.

Each person who emails will be notified of their status.

If the first person doesn't submit the payment to PayPal in the allotted time, the second person will be contacted and so on and so on.




Yup, I like the old stuff.


You can see lots more pictures and learn more about Maurice Gibb and the 47 other musicians in my tribute book, .

Monday, January 12, 2009

Remember Maurice Gibb

I confess. Most of this post is from the one I did last year to remember Maurice on the 5th anniversary of his premature passing. It's not because I don't want to take the time to put up something original...but because I don't think I can top the clips from last year. And I'm guessing 90% of you didn't see last year's post, and the 10% of you who did have probably forgotten.

That being said, this photo was not presented in last year's post. I pulled this backstage pic for this year's memorial because I think Maurice would appreciate having a certain other one of his attributes honored... (and in case you are the one person in the world who has no idea who the Bee Gees are or don't know which one is Maurice - he's second from the left):

Maurice Gibb
12/22/49 - 1/12/03

This one brings a tear to my eye. Maurice was married to Lulu from 1969-73.



This one makes me smile. It's from a 1970 TV show the Bee Gees (minus Robin) made for their album Cucumber Castle.



An interview from the Mike Douglas Show in 1974. You gotta love how unprepared journalists can be.



This one makes me laugh. Maurice's "My Thing" also from Cucumber Castle in 1970.



This one is sweet. All Maurice with a solo record Railroad, released in 1970.



Maurice takes center stage in 2001 with Man in the Middle.



We miss you, Maurice.

Friday, January 11, 2008

Maurice Gibb

In honor of Maurice Gibb's passing 5 years ago today, here are a few photos I took of him with some performance and interview clips mixed in.

Maurice Gibb
12/22/49 - 1/12/03

This one brings a tear to my eye. Maurice was married to Lulu from 1969-73.


This one makes me smile. It's from a 1970 TV show the Bee Gees (minus Robin) made for their album Cucumber Castle.


An interview from the Mike Douglas Show in 1974. You gotta love how unprepared journalists can be.


This one makes me laugh. Maurice's "My Thing" also from Cucumber Castle in 1970.


This one is sweet. All Maurice with a solo record Railroad, released in 1970.


Maurice takes center stage in 2001 with Man in the Middle.


How can anyone not love Maurice Gibb?

Friday, March 02, 2007

Another Plea For Help

The next three months are going to be crazy for me. I will be working 14/7. It would be 24/7 but even I have to sleep. It will be a miracle if I get the book finished in time, so I am counting on each and every one of you to help me. Whether you have been following this blog since the beginning or have just arrived, I'm asking for your participation.

Sometimes I will ask for your opinion on something. Questions that every one of you can answer. Other times, like today, I will ask you to help me identify a musician.

I'm hoping some of the Bee Gees fans are still hanging around. This guy opened for them at the concert I shot in Vancouver (mid-seventies). Dead or alive (hopefully, alive), he's going to be in the book because he's in a backstage shot with Maurice Gibb. I'm at a loss for his name. Do you know who he is?





Thanks!!