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Watch Taylor Hawkins Front Foo Fighters on Andy Gibb Disco Cover While much has been made of Dave Grohl reaching into his falsetto to cover the Bee Gees on Foo Fighters new Hail Satin EP, drummer Taylor Hawkins vocal contributions should not be overlooked either. A new performance video has surfaced of Hawkins fronting the group for their cover of Andy Gibb's chart-topping 1978 disco hit "Shadow Dancing." While Grohl is the band's lead singer, Hawkins has occasionally taken lead vocals on songs for the group and has fronted his own band the Coattail Riders on albums in recent years. The Foo ...

Dave Grohl’s The Dee Gees Set To Release ‘Hail Satin’ Dave Grohl has turned the Bee Gees into the Dee Gees with an album of covers ‘Hail Satin’ coming July 17. 400 physical units of ‘Hail Satin’ will be made available for Australian Foo Fighters fans. Side one of the album will be Brothers Gibb covers. (Shadow Dancing was written by Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb with their brother Andy for Andy’s solo record). Side two is five live Foo Fighters songs. Side A – Bee Gees covers 1. You Should Be Dancing 2. Night Fever

Andy Gibb with Victoria Principal (Image: GETTY) Andy was battling his drug addiction and was increasingly seen as unreliable in the music industry. He frequently failed to turn up for theatre performances, his own TV show and guest appearances on other shows. He was fired from his record contract, both musicals and, finally, Solid Gold. Broadway producer Zev Buffman said: "We'd lose him over long weekends. He'd come back on Tuesday, and he'd look beat. He was like a little puppy – so ashamed when he did something wrong. He was all heart, but he didn't have enough muscle to carry through."

THE BEE GEES is famously made up of three brothers: Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb - but who was the fourth brother?

Olivia!, which featured Olivia Newton-John, ABBA and Andy Gibb. Amazingly they all sing on each others’ songs. The special on YouTube comes with excellent stereo quality. You can watch the whole clip from the start including just before the recording begins and after, with floor crew. An IMDb user notes: It was filmed on Monday 8 May 1978, in The Columbia Studios, Hollywood, Los Angeles and broadcast on Wednesday 17 May 1978 (ABC), USA and it was released on a laser disc in the USA in 1978. ABBA were special guests, along with Andy Gibb, on Olivia Newton-John’s TV special. This was during...