Bee Gees – Size Isn't Everything CD 1993 | For Whom the Bell Tolls | Paying the Price of Love | How to Fall in Love Part 1 | Polydor | Pop Rock | New & Sealed

For Whom the Bell Tolls. Bee Gees — Size Isn’t Everything (1993). The Bee Gees’ fifteenth studio album — a confident, melodically rich return to form featuring Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb in peak harmony. Featuring For Whom the Bell Tolls, Paying the Price of Love, How to Fall in Love Part 1 and Alone. Pop rock / soft rock / adult contemporary from Brisbane, Australia / Isle of Man, UK. New & sealed.

Size Isn’t Everything — Most Searched Facts

• For Whom the Bell Tolls — the most searched Size Isn’t Everything track — UK number four in 1993 — a dramatic, orchestral pop ballad marking one of the Bee Gees’ strongest post-disco UK chart performances
• Paying the Price of Love — the most searched Size Isn’t Everything uptempo track — UK number twenty-three in 1993 — the lead single from the album — a classic Gibb brothers melody
• How to Fall in Love Part 1 — the most searched third single — UK number thirty in 1994 — featuring the brothers’ trademark falsetto harmonies
• The album reached UK number twenty-three in 1993 — the most searched Size Isn’t Everything commercial fact — a solid chart performance during a period when the Bee Gees were rebuilding their mainstream appeal
• Produced by Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb and Arif Mardin — the most searched production fact — Arif Mardin was one of the most celebrated producers in music history, also working with Aretha Franklin and Norah Jones

Most Searched Bee Gees Facts

• The Bee Gees were brothers Barry Gibb (born 1 September 1946), Robin Gibb (born 22 December 1949, died 20 May 2012) and Maurice Gibb (born 22 December 1949, died 12 January 2003) — the most searched Bee Gees personal fact
• Born on the Isle of Man, raised in Manchester, emigrated to Brisbane, Australia as children — returning to the UK in 1967 — the most searched Bee Gees origin fact
• Saturday Night Fever (1977) — the soundtrack album featuring Stayin’ Alive, Night Fever and How Deep Is Your Love — one of the best-selling soundtracks in history with over 40 million copies sold — the most searched Bee Gees commercial fact
• Stayin’ Alive (1977) — the most searched Bee Gees song — the tempo of 103 BPM closely matches the recommended rate for CPR chest compressions — used in medical training worldwide — the most searched Stayin’ Alive fact
• Barry Gibb is the last surviving member of the trio — Robin died in 2012 from kidney failure, Maurice died in 2003 from a strangulated intestine — the most searched Bee Gees tragedy fact

Frequently Asked Questions

• Why is Stayin’ Alive used in CPR training? — Its tempo of 103 BPM matches the recommended rate for chest compressions — the most searched question
• Where are the Bee Gees from? — Born on the Isle of Man, raised in Manchester, emigrated to Brisbane — returned to UK in 1967 — the most searched origin question
• When did Robin Gibb die? — 20 May 2012 — kidney failure — the most searched Robin Gibb question
• When did Maurice Gibb die? — 12 January 2003 — strangulated intestine — the most searched Maurice Gibb question
• How many copies did Saturday Night Fever sell? — Over 40 million worldwide — one of the best-selling soundtracks ever — the most searched Saturday Night Fever question

Track Listing

• Paying the Price of Love
• Kiss of Life
• How to Fall in Love Part 1
• Omega Man
• Haunted House
• Heart Like Mine
• Anything for You
• Blue Island
• Above and Beyond
• For Whom the Bell Tolls
• Fallen Angel
• Decadance
• Alone

Album Details

• Artist: Bee Gees
• Album: Size Isn’t Everything
• Year: 1993
• Format: CD
• Label: Polydor
• EAN / Barcode: 0731451994524
• Condition: New & Sealed

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