Check out the 9-minute version that is on her "Wet" album.

Just Barry and Robin wrote this one. Barry produced it but he didnt sing background in this unlike some of the others on the Guilty album.

@@TheBrownlj Thanks for the correction. Just checked and you are right. 👍

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They also wrote “Chain Reaction” for Diana Ross. Another moment when they blended their voices perfectly with another incredible singer.

"Guilty" was written by Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb and "Woman in Love" by Barry and Robin Gibb. Barry wasn't always the front man either. Robin sang many leads and so did Maurice on occasion.

Well then you should include Come Tomorrow, Above The Law and If Only You Were Mine on your shortlist - her other 3 duets with Barry. You might like them as I don't recall nails or chalkboard being included with any of them (except perhaps Barbra's gorgeous fingernails if they're shown in the video for Above The Law). 😁

I forgot one other duet with Barry: What Kind Of Fool. Note too that Barry actually doesn't sing backup vocals on this song, which is a common misconception. It's one of the only songs on the two "Guilty" albums that Barry wrote and produced for Barbra where he doesn't sing backup. So if the only reason you liked Woman In Love is because you thought he did, I'm afraid you were "tricked' into liking this song for Barbra's vocals alone. :) (I hope you know I'm just busting your chops, as not EVERYONE likes Barbra's voice - different strokes for different folks - but it IS pretty rare).

Well obviously you haven’t heard any of her songs from the 1960’s or early 1970’s when her voice was perfect! Listen to any songs from her 1960’s Christmas album such as Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas or My Favorite Things and you will see that she had the greatest voice ever on record.

"Guilty" was written by Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb.

Gee, you hate her politics. She’s devastated. The album you refer to is 1966’s Harold Arlen and Friend. Merry Christmas Vlad.

It's a huge international hit. In Europe, Asia, Africa. Everywhere. Here in Greece it still receives heavy airplay on the radio.

her politics are part of her and a mind of compassion and evolution. Your loss.

A correction. Barry AND ROBIN wrote at least four of the nine songs on the "Guilty" LP ("Woman in Love", "Run Wild", "Promises" and "Life Story") and Barry AND ROBIN AND MAURICE wrote a fifth song, "Guilty". That's 5 out of 9. Barry only wrote ONE song on the LP alone and the other three he co-wrote with Albhy Galuten. As far as the Bee Gees' songs, about 90+% were written by Barry AND ROBIN once the twins (who were 3 1/2 years younger )were about 15 years old and MAURICE also helped write them (he was the musical wizzard who found the right chords). Barry DID NOT write the soundtrack for "Grease". He only wrote the song "Grease"....ONE SONG!!!! I get tired of everyone crediting every song to Barry. The brothers were a team and all essential to their success. Of course people who don't really know the history of the group think The Bee Gees were Barry alone. Their first UK #1 hit , "Massachusetts" was written and sung by Robin. Barry said Robin came in and sang it and his jaw fell open. Of course with the twins dead, who will speak for them?

Just reinforcing Susieq''s comment about Barry and the Bee Gees. And I think you meant to say the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack from the prior year since Barry only wrote the song Grease from the Grease soundtrack as was stated. But yes, he is associated with 2 of the biggest soundtracks - and albums - in history coming back-to-back in the late 70's. I also want to point out that Barry's sales, while massive, still don't come close to MJ's even if you include all his writing credits for other artists. That's not a criticism, I'm just mentioning it because that statement goes well beyond mere hyperbole.

In my comments I meant to state "Bee Gees" and not only Barry. Let's face it the title track to the "Grease" soundtrack probably accounted for 99% of sales. I had actually forgotten about "Saturday Night Fever" so add that to the mix. They also were involved with Andy Gibb's music, which also had massive success. I would be curious to see the hard numbers of all the songs they've either outright created, or contributed to. That's not hyperole, that's a lot of music and record sales!

@@AmazingChinaToday You're being illogically defensive. And I was actually being polite in my original post. Your MJ statement is ridiculously misinformed. You're off by more than a hundred million records. You obviously don't know the record industry. That's obvious from this latest statement about the Grease soundtrack. It had 3 other huge Top 10 hits besides Grease, including another #1. And the success of the film itself is the primary reason for the huge sales of the soundtrack, not Barry's song. Saying "Let's face it the title track to the "Grease" soundtrack probably accounted for 99% of sales" is beyond preposterous and shows your utter ignorance on this subject.

​@@richardherdman2121Thanks for being "logically" defensive. It's just posting on a random reaction video, Lighten up Francis.