

Johnnie's Jukebox #4017
We're celebrating the end of September with Zeptember once again! We kick things off with Led Zeppelin and something that seems to have summed up this year for me- Good Times Bad Times


Johnnie's Jukebox #4016
We bid a fond farewell to the legendary singer/songwriter Barry Gibb's solo career this SuperstarWeek. Happy 80th Birthday & many more! From the album In The Now- Grand Illusion.


Johnnie's Jukebox #4015
Barry Gibb is the last standing of the Brothers Gibb. He returned to music with a killer solo album a decade ago. The tile track- In The Now


Johnnie's Jukebox #4014
During his previous album Barry Gibb decided to shelve his trademarked falsetto, thinking it was more a "Bee Gees" sound, but he brought it back in full force for the Hawks soundtrack. System of Love


Johnnie's Jukebox #4013
Barry Gibb's 3rd Solo album went unrealesed, but several tracks were repourposed into the Hawks soundtrack. Here's what would've been the titale track- Moonlight Madness


Johnnie's Jukebox #4012
Celebrating Barry Gibb's solo career this month, which is also the birth month of the lovely Olivia Newton John. From the album Now Voyager, the pair's only collaboration: Face To Face


Johnnie's Jukebox #4011
Celebrating legendary Bee Gees frontman Barry Gibb's solo career for his 80th Birthday! Here from his first solo album Now Voyager, a cool 80s-pop-meets-Regge track, with Barry looking more like Miami Vice than Bee Gee! Shine Shine


Johnnie's Jukebox #4010
This Superstar Week celebrates the legendary singer/songwriter/Bee Gees frontman Barry Gibb's solo career for his 80th birthday this month! We kick things off with a song intended for his first solo album way back in 1969 when it looked like the Bee Gees were breaking up. Fortunately, cooler heads prevailed and they weren't apart for long. The album called "The Kid's No Good" never got released apart from this single, the Country tinged- I'll Kiss Your Memory


Johnnie's Jukebox #4009
We bid a fond farewell to Steppenwolf with their great take on an old classic- Hoochie Coochi Man


Johnnie's Jukebox #4008
The band's name, Steppenwolf, was not inspired by the DC character of the same name, but by Hermann Hesse's 1927 novel. Here they are with Straight Shootin' Woman



















