The brothers were just kids when they gave their first ever national TV performance, but their harmonies, even then, were unmatched.
When Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb gave their first performance on national TV, they probably never dreamed that the Bee Gees would go on to be as successful as they were.
It was August 12, 1960, when the three brothers were invited to sing on the Desmond and the Channel 9 Pins Australian variety show.
At the time, Barry was 13 years old – a towering teenager beside twins Maurice and Robin, who were only 10 years old.
And yet their harmonies sounded just as wondrous as they did for the decades of music that followed, as they performed an original song penned by Barry, ‘Time is Passing By’.
