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Chart Info, Sales Records Bee Gees Albums up to 2004 BEE GEES ALBUMS . UK USA GERMANY AUSTRALIA ITALY NORWAY OTHER COUNTRIES Bee Gees First (1967) 8 7 4 . 5 . Horizontal (1968) 16 12 1 . 3 7 . Idea (1968) 4 17 3 . 7 . Odessa (1969) 10 20 4 . 20 . Cucumber Castle (1970) 57 94 36 10 9 . 2 Years On (1971) - 32 - 22 . Trafalgar (1971) - 34 - 8 3 . To whom it may concern - 35 - 13 10 . (1972) Life in a tin can (1973) - 69 - 19 10 . Mr Natural (1974) - 178 - 20 . Main Course (1975) - 14 29 29 . 36 New Zealand Children of the world - 8 - . 7 16 2 Canada, 6 New Zealand (1976) Here at last Bee Gees live - 8 44 8 36 . 1 New Zealand (1976) 1 in New Zealand, Spain, Holland, Chile, Brazil, Saturday night fever [OST] Argentina, Mexico, Japan, 1 1 1 1 1 1 (1977) France, Austria, Canada, South Africa, Belgium, Switzerland Sgt Pepper's [OST] (1978) 38 5 29 . 10 . 1 in New Zealand, Canada, Holland, Spain, Chile, Spirits having flown (1979) 1 1 1 1 1 1 Argentina, Brazil, South Africa, Belgium, Switzerland; 2 in Russia, Austria Living eyes (1981) 73 41 37 30 8 6 13 New Zealand Staying alive [OST] (1983) 14 6 8 . 2 . 1 Switzerland., 6 Holland 1 Switzerland, 6 Holland, 2 ESP (1987) 5 96 1 25 13 2 Austria 6 Switzerland, 15 Holland, 23 One (1989) 29 68 4 36 39 19 Austria 6 Switzerland, 19 Holland, 15 High civilization (1991) 24 - 2 . Hungary, 4 Austria Size isn't everything 1 Argentina, 14 Switzerland, 23 153 12 . 28 . (1993) 22 Holland, 6 Austria 1 New Zealand, 1 Switzerland, 5 France, 5 Still waters (1997) 2 11 2 4 16 16 Holland, 11 Canada, 27 Hungary, 4 Austria 1 New Zealand, 1 Holland, 1 Argentina, 1 Austria, 2 One night only (1998) 4 72 5 1 34 3 Switzerland, 5 France, 22 Belgium, 13 Denmark, 4 Ireland 1 Hong Kong, 5 Switzerland, This is where I came in 6 New Zealand, 10 Canada, 6 16 3 16 41 . (2001) 4 Taiwan, 15 Holland, 27 Belgium, 14 Denmark, 29 Spain, 6 Austria COMPILATIONS . UK USA GERMANY AUSTRALIA ITALY NORWAY OTHER COUNTRIES Rare, precious and - 99 15 . 19 . beautiful (1968) Best of Bee Gees (1969) 7 9 26 6 11 . 8 Holland Rare, precious and - 100 - . beautiful 2 (1969) Rare, precious and - - - . beautiful 3 (1969) Best of Bee Gees vol 2 - 98 - 17 . (1971/1973) Bee Gees Gold (1976) - 50 - . 20 Greatest Hits (1978) . 4 . 10 7 Austria All Time Greatest Hits - - - - . 16 2 Holland (1978) Greatest (1979) 6 1 43 1 34 . 2 New Zealand Gold & Diamonds (1983) . 4 . The very best of the Bee 5 New Zealand, 2 Argentina, 6 - 9 . 30 . Gees (1990) 9 Holland, 9 Austria Bee Gees Story (1990/1) . 1 . 1 Spain 1 New Zealand, 2 Holland, 6 Brazil, 11 Switzerland, 4 The Record (2001) 5 49 10 2 18 9 Chile, 13 Belgium, 2 Denmark, 9 Ireland, 20 Spain, 14 Austria SOLO ALBUMS . UK USA GERMANY AUSTRALIA ITALY NORWAY OTHER COUNTRIES Robin Gibb: Robin's reign - - 19 . (1970) Robin Gibb: How old are - - 6 . 13 . 26 Switzerland you (1983) Robin Gibb: Secret agent - - 31 . 20 Switzerland (1984) Barry Gibb: Now voyager 85 72 38 . (1984) Robin Gibb: Walls have - - - . eyes (1985) *Barry Gibb: Hawks (1988) - - - . Robin Gibb: Magnet 43 . 10 . (2003) PRODUCTIONS . UK USA GERMANY AUSTRALIA ITALY NORWAY OTHER COUNTRIES Andy Gibb: Flowing rivers - 19 - . (1977) Andy Gibb: Shadow 15 7 - . 8 . dancing (1978) Samantha Sang: Emotion - - - . (1978) Andy Gibb: After dark - 21 - . 21 . (1980) Andy Gibb: Greatest Hits - 46 - . (1980) Barbra Streisand: Guilty 1 New Zealand, 1 Russia, 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 (1980) Canada Jimmy Ruffin: Sunrise - 152 - . (1980) Dionne Warwick: 3 25 18 . 1 . Heartbreaker (1982) Kenny Rogers: Eyes that 53 6 - . 14 Switzerland see in the dark (1983) Diana Ross: Eaten alive 11 45 20 . 9 10 Switzerland (1985) Carola: The runaway - - - . 9 2 Sweden (1986) .
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