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Spicks and Specks

Studio album by The Bee Gees

Released

1966

Recorded

Australia

Genre

Pop, rock

Label

Spin EL 32031

The Bee Gees chronology

The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs
(1965)

Spicks and Specks
(1966)

Bee Gees' 1st
(1967)

Singles from Spicks and Specks

"Monday's Rain" / "Playdown"
Released: 1966, Spin EK-1345
"Monday's Rain" / "All of My Life"
Released: 1966, Spin EK-1384
"Spicks and Specks" / "I am the World"
Released: 1966, Spin EK-1474
"Born a Man" / "Big Chance"
Released: 1967, Spin EK-1634

Spicks and Specks is the Bee Gees second album. It was released in Australia 1966 (see 1966 in music). Their subsequent tour took the Bee Gees to the the Kyamba Smith Hall at Wagga Wagga Showground in country New South Wales, where such acts as Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs and The Easybeats also performed.

Track listing

Side 1

"Monday's Rain"
"How Many Birds"
"Playdown"
"Second Hand People"
"I Don't Know Why I Bother with Myself"
"Big Chance"

Side 2

"Spicks and Specks"
"Jingle Jangle"
"Tint of Blue"
"Where are You?"
"Born a Man"
"Glass House"

Trivia

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Although it was never released in CD, there are in the market many of them with this title, though none with the same content.
All songs are on the rarities compilation Brilliant from Birth.
The songs name was used for an Australian music-themed television quiz show Spicks and Specks and also the Theme song for the show.

The Bee Gees

Barry Gibb · Robin Gibb · Maurice Gibb
Colin Petersen · Vince Melouney

Studio albums

1960s	The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs (1965) · Spicks and Specks (1966) · Bee Gees' 1st (1967) · Horizontal (1968) · Idea (1968) · Odessa (1969)

1970s	Cucumber Castle (1970) · 2 Years On (1970) · Trafalgar (1971) · To Whom It May Concern (1972) · Life in a Tin Can (1973) · Mr. Natural (1974) · Main Course (1975) · Children of the World (1976) · Spirits Having Flown (1979)

1980s	Living Eyes (1981) · E.S.P. (1987) · One (1989)

1990s	High Civilization (1991) · Size Isn't Everything (1993) · Still Waters (1997)

2000s	This Is Where I Came In (2001)

Singles (US and UK)

1960s	"New York Mining Disaster 1941" (1967) · "To Love Somebody" (1967) · "Holiday" (1967) · "Massachusetts" (1967) · "World" (1967) · "Words" (1968) · "Jumbo" (1968) · "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" (1968) · "I Started a Joke" (1968) · "First Of May" (1969) · "Tomorrow, Tomorrow" (1969) · "Don't Forget to Remember" (1969)

1970s	"If I Only Had My Mind on Something Else" (1970) · "I.O.I.O." (1970) · "Lonely Days" (1970) · "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" (1971) · "Don't Wanna Live Inside Myself" (1971) · "My World" (1972) · "Run To Me" (1972) · "Alive" (1972) · "Saw a New Morning" (1973) · "Wouldn't I Be Someone" (1973) · "Mr. Natural" (1974) · "Throw a Penny" (1974) · "Charade" · "Jive Talkin'" (1975) · "Nights on Broadway" (1975) · "Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)" (1976) · "You Should Be Dancing" (1976) · "Love So Right" (1976) · "Boogie Child" (1977) · "Edge of the Universe" (1977) · "How Deep is Your Love?" (1977) · "Stayin' Alive" (1977) · "Night Fever" (1978) · "Too Much Heaven" (1978) · "Tragedy" (1979) · "Love You Inside Out" (1979) · "Spirits (Having Flown)" (1979)

1980s	"He's a Liar" (1981) · "Living Eyes" (1981) · "The Woman in You" (1983) · "Someone Belonging To Someone" (1983) · "You Win Again" (1987) · "E.S.P." (1987) · "Crazy For Your Love" (1988) · "Ordinary Lives" (1989) · "One" (1989)

1990s	"Bodyguard" (1990) · "Secret Love" (1991) · "When He's Gone" (1991) · "Paying The Price Of Love" (1993) · "For Whom The Bell Tolls" (1993) · "How to Fall in Love, Part 1" (1994) · "Alone" (1997) · "I Could Not Love You More" (1997) · "Still Waters (Run Deep)" (1997) · "Immortality" (1998)

2000s	"This Is Where I Came In" (2001)

Soundtracks

Melody (1971) · Saturday Night Fever (1977) · Staying Alive (1983)

Live albums

Here at Last... Bee Gees... Live (1977) · One Night Only (1998)

Compilation albums

Best of Bee Gees (1969) · Best of Bee Gees, Volume 2 (1973) · Bee Gees Gold (1976) · Bee Gees Greatest (1979) · Their Greatest Hits: The Record (2001) · Number Ones (2004) · Love Songs (2005) · The Ultimate Bee Gees (2009)

Gibb Productions

Andy Gibb's "Flowing Rivers" (1977), "Shadow Dancing" (1978) & "After Dark" (1980) · Jimmy Ruffin's "Sunrise" (1980) · Barbra Streisand's "Guilty" (1980) · Dionne Warwick's "Heartbreaker" (1982) · Kenny Rogers' "Eyes That See in the Dark" (1983) · Diana Ross' "Eaten Alive" (1985) · Carola's "Runaway" (1986)

See also: Bee Gees discography

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