The Bee Gees

One Night Only

Same stuff, different decade.

Review Score:

(4/10)
For years the Bee Gees have complained that they were unfairly portrayed as "just a disco band." How ironic, then, that they should open and close this concert set with "You Should Be Dancing," the most blatantly disco song they ever recorded. Most of the rest of the time, they're singing hits from the 1960s and '70s (as they do in every friggin' concert), with only a couple of songs from their latest album, "Still Waters." The Bee Gees recorded some of their finest songs in the 1980s and early '90s ("You Win Again," "E.S.P.," "One," "Ordinary Lives," "The Only Love," "Paying the Price of Love," etc.), but you won't find any of them here. On their albums, the Bee Gees have left disco in the dust, but on stage, they still seem to be suffering from "Saturday Night Fever."

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