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Gibb completed recording for Robin's Reign on 10 October 1969, when he recorded "August October", "Gone Gone Gone" and "Lord Bless All" (10 October was also the day when the Bee Gees recorded "The Chance of Love" for their LP Cucumber Castle.)
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Robin’s first solo album was released in 1970, the same year that Barry and Maurice released Cucumber Castle. Both albums came out in the year that the Bee Gees had broken up. Robin’s Reign included the masterpiece “Saved By The Bell”, which would go to #2 on the UK singles chart.
5 mars 2021 · Cucumber Castle/Robin's Reign by Bee Gees, Robin Gibb released in 2021. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
15 avr. 2020 · With Robin having quit acrimoniously following Odessa and drummer Colin Peterson ousted not long after, in a matter of months the Bee Gees had gone from a five-piece (including guitarist Vince Melouney), to a four-piece, to a three-piece, to finally, just Barry and Maurice.
Barry and Maurice Gibb went on to record the album Cucumber Castle, which spawned the number 2 hit 'Don't Forget To Remember'. Robin went on to release his first solo album, called Robin's Reign. OK, the cover is awful. But was the music inside the album actually good? Yes and no.
Cucumber Castle | Recordings | Robin Gibb. Released September 1970 - Albums. This is an oddity in the Bee Gees catalogue, as it only features Barry and Maurice Gibb. Robin had left the group before the album was recorded. It yielded one hit, “Don’t Forget To Remember To Forget”. Tracklist. If I Only Had My Mind on Something Else. I.O.I.O.
Cucumber Castle (1970) is the only Bee Gees record to not feature Robin Gibb, who, at the time, was working on a solo album. The name “Cucumber Castle” should be familiar to Bee Gees’ fans: it’s also the title of a song on Bee Gees 1st and the name of their 1970 television special.
