Bee Gees Trivia Quiz - Trivia Quiz

1 What does the name 'Bee Gees' stand for?

A. British Gentlemen

B. Brothers Gibb

C. Barry’s Group

2 The Gibb brothers were born on which island before moving to the UK and later Australia?

A. Isle of Man

B. Isle of Wight

C. Isle of Skye

3 ‘Stayin’ Alive’ famously appears on the soundtrack to which film?

A. Flashdance

B. Grease

C. Saturday Night Fever

4 Which Bee Gee became especially known for his soaring falsetto in the late 1970s?

A. Robin Gibb

B. Maurice Gibb

C. Barry Gibb

5 Which 1967 Bee Gees single became their first UK No. 1 hit?

A. Massachusetts

B. New York Mining Disaster 1941

C. Words

6 Which duo had a No. 1 hit with the Bee Gees–penned song ‘Islands in the Stream’?

A. Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel

B. Sonny and Cher

C. Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton

7 Which 1979 Bee Gees album includes ‘Tragedy’ and ‘Too Much Heaven’?

A. Spirits Having Flown

B. Children of the World

C. Main Course

8 In what year were the Bee Gees inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame?

A. 1989

B. 1997

C. 2001

9 Who sang lead vocals on the Bee Gees’ ‘I Started a Joke’?

A. Barry Gibb

B. Maurice Gibb

C. Robin Gibb

10 Which Gibb brother was NOT a member of the Bee Gees, despite having his own chart-topping hits?

A. Andy Gibb

B. Barry Gibb

C. Maurice Gibb

11 Which hit for Diana Ross was written by the Bee Gees?

A. Chain Reaction

B. Like a Prayer

C. Upside Down

12 Which record label released the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack featuring the Bee Gees?

A. Atlantic Records

B. Motown

C. RSO Records

13 ‘To Love Somebody’ was originally written by the Bee Gees for which soul singer?

A. Al Green

B. Marvin Gaye

C. Otis Redding

14 Which role did Maurice Gibb most often fill within the Bee Gees?

A. Multi-instrumentalist, especially bass and keyboards

B. Lead guitarist

C. Primary drummer

15 In which year did Maurice Gibb pass away?

A. 2007

B. 2003

C. 1999