Uncovering the Next Generation's Hall of Fame
Andy GibbNot in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame | |||||||||||||||||
Eligible since: 2003First Recording: 1977Previously Considered? No what's this? |
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Essential Songs (?) | Wikipedia | YouTube | |
I Just Want to Be Your Everything (1977) | ☆ | ☊ | |
Arrow Through the Heart (2010) | ☆ | ☊ |
Andy Gibb @ Wikipedia
Will Andy Gibb be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame? "Musical excellence is the essential qualification for induction." |
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10 comments so far (post your own)Andy still holds the record for being the first artist to have his 3 first singles go #1. He was just as popular as his brothers in our generation if not more. He so deserves to have a well deserved spot in the Hall of Fame! Posted by Bailey on Sunday, 01/12/2014 @ 03:49am |
Andy Gibb's musical career was NOT independent from his brothers. Of his nine top 40 singles, only one was written solely by Andy, "Me Without You" which only made it to #40 in the spring of 1981. The songwriting credits for his other singles are as follows: Posted by Aaron O'Donnell on Sunday, 01/12/2014 @ 16:42pm |
Not to mention that the Four Seasons, the Beatles, and the Jackson Five all saw their first three singles go to #1 Posted by Philip on Sunday, 01/12/2014 @ 19:20pm |
Andy was a joy to watch perform and listen to him sing. Yes, his first 3 singles went to #1. But all he did was sing them, he didn't write them on his own. He didn't even sing them entirely on his own. His records were great, but they sounded like Bee Gees records. Hey, I had a huge crush on Andy back in the day and I loved watching him perform and listening to his records. And I STILL enjoy doing those things. And I STILL love watching him in interviews on Youtube. But I just don't feel like the things he accomplished musically, independently of his brothers, were enough to warrant a HOF induction. LOVE HIM TO BITS, but HOF inductions are not based on how much we love him. Posted by Monika on Sunday, 09/20/2015 @ 13:31pm |
Andy Gibb fue un grande y con solo 19 años conquisto el mundo..merece por derecho propio estar en el Salón de la Fama. Grande Andy Posted by mabe on Tuesday, 10/15/2019 @ 15:01pm |
Andy Gibb not only should be considered, but enter in to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. He had over come alot for his career, Not only trying to live up to his brothers popularity, but over coming his drug addition. I know alot of you don't care about that, so I will tell you to listen to the last 4 songs he recorded, and helped write. His comeback would have been amazing, he found his sound and was stronger than ever. He would have definitely made his music known and his own MAJOR MARK in the music world!!! Posted by Cassandra Clay on Saturday, 03/27/2021 @ 10:06am |
Andy needs to be in the RHOF he was the first artist to have 3 singles hit number 1 plus he was amazingly talented. Posted by Tammie Reynolds on Wednesday, 05/19/2021 @ 23:57pm |
There's no way Andy Gibb deserves to be in the R&R Hall of Fame. His bros basically did all the heavy lifting for him by writing, producing and singing back up on all his songs. All he had to do was look pretty and smile alot while lip singing on stage. Posted by barbara tulip on Tuesday, 12/21/2021 @ 01:46am |
I beleive that Andy Gibb should be in the the Hall of rock and roll. He has a wonderful voice and could sing he didn't lip sync. He was as great as his brothers. The Bee Gees wrot song for a lot of singers. Andy deserves his place to. Posted by Dawn Nichols on Monday, 12/27/2021 @ 17:30pm |
I Believe that Andy Gibb should be in the R&R Hall of Fame because he could sing Beautifully and he played many instruments and he did co write many of his songs and wrote many of them on his own to his live performances were Awsome and it's about time he was inducted Posted by Lisa on Monday, 01/1/2024 @ 22:49pm |
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