14.04.1967

"New York Mining Disaster 1941", their first international hit single, was
supported by an advertising campaign introducing the Bee Gees as "The
most significant new musical talent of 1967", a haughty statement by their
manager, Robert Stigwood, but how incredibly prophetic it turned out to be!
The song tells the story of trapped miners sending a message to their loved-
ones. The flipside, the soulful "I Can’t See Nobody", proved another classic in
the making.

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