Children of the World

When the Bee Gees embarked on the creation of Children of the World in 1976, they found themselves facing a new landscape. Following the end of their distribution agreement with Atlantic Records, their usual producer Arif Mardin could no longer collaborate with them. Instead of seeking a radically different sound, they opted to replicate the atmosphere of their previous works, recording at the same Criteria Studios in Miami. They initially worked with producer Richard Perry, but the collaboration was short-lived. It was then that the brothers decided to take the reins of production, with Barry Gibb leading the process alongside engineer Karl Richardson. They were joined by the young musician and arranger Albhy Galuten as musical advisor. This team, which would solidify in the following years, was key to a series of successful recordings for the band.

Year

1976

Songs

10

Duration

34 min 21 seg