Robin Gibb's Human Design Chart

British-American vocalist, the non-identical twin of Maurice. With their brother Andy, they formed the Bee Gees in 1960 in Manchester, England. The original group had former child actor Colin Peterson on drums and Vince Melouney on guitar when he joined them in London. The family had emigrated to Australia in 1958. The brothers first performed on stage in their home city as pre-teens, encouraged by their dad, Hugh, a bandleader. After winning a radio talent contest, the three boys graduated to hosting their own TV show. Their first record, “Three Kisses of Love,” a single in 1963 was mildly successful. By 1966 they were a top local group but with market limitations. An Australian promoter took the band to the U.K. in 1967 as a challenge to the Beatles. They scored with hits almost immediately. For a period the three brothers had a falling out and Robin went solo for a while with “Robin’s Reign.” He reunited with his brothers in late 1970. Robin and his second wife, Dwina, settled in Miami Beach in the late ’70s, neighbors with the rest of the family. Their son, Robin-John, is an actor and musician. A voracious reader of military and political histories, Robin and Dwina spend at least half the year in a converted 10th-century monastery near Oxford. By 2000, he, Maurice and Barry had rare public appearances. He died at 10:47 on Sunday 20 May 2012 from colon cancer in London, England. Link to Wikipedia biography