Barbra Streisand working with Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees -- the serious Streisand paired with glib Gibb sounded like a recipe for pop music only a mother could love. Which is true, in a manner of ...

Barbra Streisand “Guilty Pleasures” (Columbia) •• 1/2 stars. The first pairing of Barbra Streisand with Barry Gibb 25 years ago on her “Guilty” LP gave Streisand a landmark album in ...

Barry Gibb (center) co-wrote and produced songs for Barbra Streisand’s 2005 album, “Guilty Pleasures.” The two pose with musicians from Gibb’s band, including guitarist Dan Warner (top ...

Gibb co-produced (with John Merchant) and co-wrote all 11 songs on “Guilty Pleasures,” which takes Streisand from Sade-like world pop to Madonna-Mariah dance-floor territory to theatrical pop ...

Singer Barry Gibb has five children with his wife Linda Gray: Stephen, Ashley, Travis, Michael and Alexandra. Here’s everything to know about Barry Gibb's children.

Barry Gibb, 74, and his late ... 10 singles: the title track and “What Kind of Fool.” And the twosome even reunited for a sequel set, 2005’s “Guilty Pleasures. ...

Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb have re-teamed for a collaborative album in the vein of their 1980 smash hit, ... “Guilty Pleasures” finds Streisand performing material penned for her by Gibb.

Throughout Guilty Pleasures, the Gibb patriarch can be heard lending his vocal and stringed chops to each song. His production skills were also enlisted for the making of the release. 4.

Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb came together for the 1980 album Guilty. ... And they enjoyed working with each other so much that they returned for the sequel Guilty Pleasures, 25 years later.

Twenty-five years later, Streisand and Gibb reunited for Guilty Pleasures, which reached No. 5 on the Billboard 200. A version of this article first appeared in the Nov. 1, 2014 issue of Billboard ...

This is proving a huge hit with soft hearted Streisand fans, who've been begging for a follow-up collaboration with Gibb. You can see why - the songs he's written sound like well-worn classics.