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22 Dec, 1949
12 Jan, 2003
Complications of a twisted intestine
British
Singer
53
Maurice Gibb was a renowned British musician, singer, songwriter, and record producer who gained popularity as a member of the famous pop group known as the Bee Gees.
Maurice Gibb was born in Douglas, Isle of Man, on 22 December 1949. Gibb was raised in Manchester, England. Maurice was the younger brother of Barry Gibb and the fraternal twin of Robin Gibb.
Gibb came from a musical family, where he started performing with his brothers at a young age. Together with his brothers, they formed the band, Bee Gees.
In addition to being proficient with multiple instruments, Maurice’s expertise primarily lay with the bass guitar. He became widely recognized for his unique high-pitched backing vocals as well as occasional lead vocals.
Apart from his contributions to the Bee Gees’ success story, Maurice also engaged in solo projects and collaborations with various artists. Unfortunately, his two solo albums titled “The Loner” and “Strings and Things” did not achieve commercial success.
Gibb was married twice and divorced once. His first wife was Lulu, married in 1969 and separated in 1973. He later married Yvonne Gibb in 1975 and had two children. Notably, Gibb also had a terrible habit of drinking that almost ruined his second marriage.
Maurice Gibb died on 12 January 2003 at the age of 53 in Miami Beach, Florida.
Maurice Gibb
Maurice Gibb
Male
Complications of a twisted intestine
Douglas, Isle of Man
Miami Beach, Florida, US
Entrepreneur: Smart, energetic and very perceptive people, who truly enjoy living on the edge. Maurice enjoyed taking charge of situations and doing his own thing. He was filled with energy and was confident in whatever he did.
He re-recorded “On Time” at the same time as “Hold Her In Your Hand”
He was an alcoholic
He used the guitar given by John Lennon on the song “She Keeps On Coming”
Although Gibb was known as the quiet one in the group, he enjoyed talking with fans
Maurice Gibb was the fraternal twin of Robin Gibb
Maurice Gibb won a Grammy Award in 1979
He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997