Artist	Song
Frankie Valli	Grease
from Grease (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) (1991)
Samantha Sang	Emotion
from Emotion (2008)
Barbra Streisand	Woman In Love
from Barbra Streisand: A Collection - Greatest Hits...And More (1989)
Dionne Warwick	Heartbreaker
from Dionne Warwick: Greatest Hits 1979-1990 (1989)
Céline Dion	Immortality
from Let'S Talk About Love (1997)
Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb	Guilty
from Duets (2002)
Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers	Islands In the Stream
from Dolly Parton: Greatest Hits (1989)
Barbra Streisand & Barry Gibb	What Kind of Fool (Duet With Barry Gibb)
from Guilty (1980)
Yvonne Elliman	Love Me
from The Best of Yvonne Elliman (1997)
Diana Ross	Chain Reaction
from Diana Ross: Greatest Hits - The RCA Years (1997)
Bee Gees	Our Love (Don't Throw It All Away) [feat. Andy Gibb] {Live}
from One Night Only (Live) (2008)
Barbra Streisand	Stranger In A Strange Land
from Guilty Pleasures (2005)
Barry Gibb	Drown On the River
from Deal (Original Soundtrack) (2008)
Barry Gibb	Underworld
from Arctic Tale (Music from and Inspired By the Motion Picture) (2010)
Jamie Jo	U Turn Me On (Lenny B Remix Radio Edit) [feat. Barry Gibb]
from U Turn Me On (feat. Barry Gibb) - Single (2008)

Comment:

From the time of Barry Gibb’s never-recorded “Turtle Dove” — scribbled down when he was in knee pants — the Brothers Gibb wielded pens as expertly as they did microphones. By the late ’70s, virtually [i]everything[/i] they touched turned to platinum, and they were the first artists [i]ever[/i] to have written five songs simultaneously in the Top 10. Bee Gee-in-waiting Andy Gibb launched his career to the silky strains of synthesized strings in the chart-topping, heart-stopping “I Just Want To Be Your Everything.” Brother Barry smolders through a steamy duet with Barbra Streisand on [i]Guilty[/i]’s bedroom-eyed title track. And who would have guessed, with Frankie Valli’s trademark falsetto all over it, that the funk-fortified theme to [i]Grease[/i] was yet [i]another[/i] #1 hit from the Bee Gees’ prolific pens? But that’s not all: from Céline Dion to Dolly Parton, we’ve raided the charts — and the Gibbs’ songbook — for the hits Bee Gees gave away.

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