Barry Gibb is a famous singer-songwriter, known for being the founder member of the rock-and-roll band, 'Bee Gees'. With a passion for music, at the age of nine, he formed the group, 'The Rattlesnakes', with his brothers, Maurice and Robin. Also included in the band were friends Paul and Kenny, where Gibb sang, played the guitar and also wrote songs. The band initially started performing hits by Cliff Richards, Buddy Holly and Paul Anka. With the departure of Kenny and Paul, the band was renamed as 'Bee Gees'. As a part of 'Bee Gees', which later included their youngest brother, Andy, this young talented performer wrote most of the songs, and churned out hit after hit. The group is known for their songs, 'Let Me Love You', 'Staying Alive', and 'I Just Don't Like to Be Alone', amongst many more. This singer has also performed solo, and has produced songs for other artistes, including the famous Barbra Streisand's 'Guilty'. He has also featured in the film, 'Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts'. Barry the only surviving 'Bee Gees' brother is still performing, and has collaborated with musical greats including Michael Jackson and Kenny Rogers. Read on for more information on his life and works.