Singer Maurice Gibbs has died. He sang with the Bee Gees. He was only 53. He underwent abdominal surgery last week from an intestinal blockage.

To the family of Maurice, You have my condolences.............

Here is a photo of Maurice Gibbs....

That's a shame.:(

The FOX News Channel said he died of a Heart Attack. Anyways thats really sad that he died, 53 is too young to die, imo.

Whoa. I really cant believe hes dead.

Me neither :crying:

This is very sad. He is the second of the Gibbs Brothers to pass away much too soon. Andy Gibb died a number of years ago of a drug overdose. I believe he was about 30 years old at the time.

My condolences to the surviving Gibbs Brothers, and their family.

:( R.I.P. Maurice Gibb :(

:crying:

Originally posted by MaRtInA_GuRL
Whoa. I really cant believe hes dead.

Neither can my mother..... I read that this morning and was in total shock. So sad. :( Andy Gibb was great. But now Maurice is gone too...

That's sad. :(

He was a very talented man.

R.I.P Maurice. :(

Originally posted by Dr. Frasier Crane
The FOX News Channel said he died of a Heart Attack. Anyways thats really sad that he died, 53 is too young to die, imo.

Sure is! I'll be 53 in May!:eek:

What!?

:( I can't believe he's gone. I loved the BeeGees, Thats so sad.

RIP Maurice:( :( :(

This is heartbreaking. I grew up listening to The Bee Gees. They could harmonize like no other group and were hit machines in the 60s and 70s.
I have their music video, One Night Only. It's their 1997 MGM Grand concert performance in Las Vegas.
It's wonderful. On a full-screen behind them, the scene (from Saturday Night Fever) plays with John Travolta walking with that can of paint as they sing Stayin' Alive as well as shots of Travolta on the dance floor in that famous white suit.
There's a montage of Andy Gibb (complete with baby pictures) as they sing his hit song, Don't Throw it All Away (our love).
At the end, another montage with home movies of the 3 brothers with their wives and children.
They sing all of their hits. It's 110 minutes of wonderful entertainment and a must-have for any Bee Gee's fan. I'll have to watch it later, but it will seem strange. :(
Maurice always seemed to be the quiet one to me...never the front man like his brother Barry.
I feel very bad about the passing of this man...the one with the long coat and hat.
I've always loved the Brothers Gibb.

I heard that on the news today. Very sad :(

That is really sad I heard he was sick, but I guess I figured he would get better. :(

Originally posted by sara
but I guess I figured he would get better. :(

That's what I thought too. He went in for surgery, so I figured he'd be okay too.

Originally posted by Miss Karly


Neither can my mother..... I read that this morning and was in total shock. So sad. :( Andy Gibb was great. But now Maurice is gone too...

Sad...two rock legends die within weeks of each other, Joe Strummer and Maurice Gibb. :(

Originally posted by Captain ABlairica


Sad...two rock legends die within weeks of each other, Joe Strummer and Maurice Gibb. :(

They say celebrities always die in 3's.

It's Saturday, 12:35 AM. I'm listening to my MP3s on shuffle mode and surfing the Net. I don't know if this is coincidence, but 2 of the Gibb brothers' songs played almost consecutively. Andy Gibb's "Shadow Dancing," then after 1 or 2 tracks, the Bee Gees' "Too Much Heaven." Now
I'm posting in this thread. May Maurice's and Andy's legends live on.

Originally posted by Brian Damage
They say celebrities always die in 3's.
I guess Richard Crenna makes 3. :(