Entertainment Daily: ENT3 - Bee Gees talk about their album "This Is Where I Came In" recorded 20 March, 2001. B-roll unreleased material. Shot-list: LEFT TO RIGHT - BARRY, MAURICE & ROBIN GIBB 1. PERFORMANCE - "THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN" 2. [SOT] BARRY GIBB - ON WRITING SONGS ON THE ALBUM INDIVIDUALLY 3. PERFORMANCE - "THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN" 4. [SOT] BARRY/MAURICE - ON "THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN" BEING STRIPPED BACK TO BASICS 5. PERFORMANCE - "THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN" 6. [SOT] - PERFORMING 7. PER

25 years ago this month the Bee Gees played to an audience of over 66,000 fans at Stadium Australia (Sydney Olympic Stadium) on 27 March, 1999 as part of their One Night Only world tour. They were the first musical act to perform at the newly built Olympic Games stadium. The band had embarked on what would be their final world tour as a group before the death of Maurice, the tour ending here in Sydney at the newly built Stadium. The show was sold out in one week with an attendance of 66,285 fans

"The Battle of the Blue and the Grey" was the debut single for the Bee Gees, released in Australia on 22 March, 1963. This is their performance on the Australian television program Brian Henderson's Bandstand on 24 April, 1963 and some 40 years before their last single "This Is Where I Came In" released on 5 March, 2001. | Bee Gees Fan Club Australia