**Robin Gibb** was born on December 22, 1949. The video highlights his distinctive vibrato voice and his early ambition to become a successful musician. He co-wrote many of the Bee Gees’ hits and also pursued a solo career. In his later years, he worked on a musical tribute to the victims of the Titanic. Sadly, Robin Gibb was suffering from pneumonia and eventually went into a coma. He died of **kidney failure** on **May 20, 2012**, at the age of **62**.
**Maurice Gibb**, Robin’s twin brother, was also born on December 22, 1949. He was a talented multi-instrumentalist for the Bee Gees, playing guitar, bass guitar, keyboard, and percussion. He also released solo work in the 1970s and composed music for films in the 1980s. Maurice was known for his friendly personality. He died on **January 12, 2003**, at the age of **53**, due to a **cardiac arrest** resulting from a **twisted intestine**.
**Andy Gibb**, the youngest brother, was not an official member of the Bee Gees but was a talented singer who collaborated and performed with his brothers. He had a successful solo career in the late 1970s and early 1980s, becoming popular in the USA, UK, and Australia. However, he developed a severe drug addiction that impacted his career. He managed to overcome his addiction through rehabilitation but sadly died on **March 10, 1988**, just five days after his 30th birthday, due to **heart inflammation (myocarditis)**.
The video also briefly mentions their parents, **Hugh and Barbara Gibb**. Barbara, who was a dance band vocalist, encouraged her sons’ musical pursuits and even managed the Bee Gees in their early career. She later moved to Miami, where her sons lived, and died in **2016** at the age of **95**. Hugh, a drummer and bandleader who also worked to support his family, passed away at an earlier time not specified in the video.
**Barry Gibb** is the only surviving member of the Bee Gees as of the video’s production. He continues to honor his brothers’ memory and their musical legacy.