“Spicks And Specks” by Bee Gees - album review

features in: Album Chart of 1966 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s

Another album full of Bee Gees originals, mainly down to the amazingly prolific Barry Gibb. I’ll give them their due, they’re right on the money as far as cultivating the sound of the day, evoking Lemon Pipers brand of psychedelia with Stonesy garage and Hermansy pop. Brisbane’s short wave signal is picking up loud and clear…

The Jukebox Rebel
21–Sep–2010

A1	[03:00] Bee Gees - Monday’s Rain (Barry Gibb) Pop Ballad
A2	[01:59] Bee Gees - How Many Birds (Barry Gibb) Pop
A3	[02:55] Bee Gees - Playdown (Barry Gibb) Folk Rock / Americana
A4	[02:10] Bee Gees - Second Hand People (Barry Gibb) Songwriter
A5	[02:47] Bee Gees - I Don’t Know Why I Bother With Myself (Barry Gibb) Folk Rock / Americana
A6	[01:42] Bee Gees - Big Chance (Barry Gibb) Pop
B1	[02:56] Bee Gees - Spicks And Specks (Barry Gibb) Pop
B2	[02:13] Bee Gees - Jingle Jangle (Barry Gibb) Folk
B3	[02:07] Bee Gees - Tint Of Blue (Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb) Pop
B4	[02:13] Bee Gees - Where Are You? (Barry Gibb) Pop
B5	[03:12] Bee Gees - Born A Man (Barry Gibb) Blues / Rhythm n Blues
B6	[01:57] Bee Gees - Glass House (Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, Robin Gibb) Songwriter