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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Robert_StigwoodRobert Stigwood - Wikipedia

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   Andy Gibb. Robert Colin Stigwood (16 April 1934 – 4 January 2016) was an Australian-born British-resident music entrepreneur, film producer, and impresario, best known for managing musicians such as Cream, Andy Gibb, and the Bee Gees; theatrical productions such as Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar; and film productions, including Grease and ...

2. www.the-paulmccartney-project.com › 1967 › 08Clive Epstein becomes chairman of NEMS Enterprises

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   May 10, 2024 · On this day, August 30, a significant change occurred within NEMS Enterprises. Brian’s brother Clive Epstein was elected chairman, and Robert Stigwood was appointed managing director. Stigwood had become part of NEMS in January 1967, following the merger between his own company, the Robert Stigwood Organization, and NEMS. He was thought to be ...

3. news.bbc.co.uk › 2 › hiBBC NEWS | Entertainment | Stigwood: Producer extraordinaire

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   Apr 25, 2003 · Robert Stigwood (second right) was instrumental in the careers of the Bee Gees. BBC News Online profiles theatrical impresario Robert Stigwood, the fifth biggest entertainment earner in the UK. A pop promoter and film producer, he has been behind some of the biggest stage hits and pop bands in history including the Bee Gees, Cream and The Beatles.

4. www.udiscovermusic.com › stories › robert-stigwood-ripRobert Stigwood RIP - uDiscover

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   Jan 4, 2016 · At the start of 1967 Stigwood signed a deal with his friend Brian Epstein to merge their two companies and Stigwood began managing most of the NEMS artists, with the exception of The Beatles. With ...

5. www.irishtimes.com › life-and-style › peopleOne of three Bee Gees brothers who also had a successful solo ...

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   May 26, 2012 · Meanwhile, they impressed Robert Stigwood, who was a partner in the Nems organisation of Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Stigwood became their manager. ... Robin met Molly Hullis, who worked at ...

6. teachrock.org › article › the-bees-gees-from-downThe Bees Gees: From Down Under To Disco - TeachRock

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   Meanwhile, another Australian Robert Stigwood, had casually picked up a tape the Bee Gees had sent to his co-director at NEMS, Biran Epstein. Within a day of their arrival, Stigwood had set up an audition for them at London’s Saville Theatre. On 24 February 1967 the Bee Gees were signed to NEMS on a five-year contract.

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   Why did Robert Stigwood join NEMS?

   • In 1967, at the suggestion of Beatles manager Brian Epstein, Robert Stigwood merged his agency with Epstein’s company NEMS. Within weeks of joining NEMS he started managing the Bee Gees, a vocal group who, after many years in Australia, had just returned to their native UK with hopes of a British career.

   Robert Stigwood - Wikipedia

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   Who was Robert Stigwood?

   • Meanwhile, they impressed Robert Stigwood, who was a partner in the Nems organisation of Beatles manager Brian Epstein. Stigwood became their manager. In 1967, they scored their first international hit with New York Mining Disaster 1941, which made number 12 in the UK and number four in the US.

   One of three Bee Gees brothers who also had a successful solo career

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   When did the Bee Gees join NEMS?

   • Within a day of their arrival, Stigwood had set up an audition for them at London’s Saville Theatre. On 24 February 1967 the Bee Gees were signed to NEMS on a five-year contract.

   The Bees Gees: From Down Under To Disco - TeachRock

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   What happened to Brian Epstein & Robert Stigwood?

   • In the wake of the tragic passing of Brian Epstein, the esteemed manager of The Beatles, on August 27, a significant transition took place within NEMS Enterprises. Clive Epstein, Brian’s brother, was elected as the new chairman. Alongside Clive, Robert Stigwood was appointed as the managing director. At press-time the answer had still to be given.

   Clive Epstein becomes chairman of NEMS Enterprises

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   What happened to Robert Stigwood?

   • By October he had left the company (by mutual consent) to form The Robert Stigwood Organisation (RSO), with the intention of building it up into a major international multi-media operator. One of the first clients to benefit from this move was a young group called The Bee Gees.

   It seemed a good idea at the time #4: The Bee Gees' Cucumber Castle

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   Why did the Bee Gees Sue Stigwood?

   • Although the Bee Gees scored another platinum album with Spirits Having Flown (1979) and fared well with the soundtrack to the limp Saturday Night Fever sequel, Stayin’ Alive. The Bee Gees filed a $200 million lawsuit against Stigwood for alleged mismanagement that was settled out of court.

   One of three Bee Gees brothers who also had a successful solo career

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8. www.comedy.co.uk › features › comedy_chroniclesIt seemed a good idea at the time #4: The Bee Gees' Cucumber ...

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   Jun 18, 2023 · The story begins with Robert Stigwood.An Australian-born entrepreneur, he had come over to England in the mid-1950s and set up a business, Robert Stigwood Associates, that tried to do everything from finding and managing new rock and pop acts (such as John Leyton, Mike Berry and Billie Davis) and promoting 'package' musical tours to investing in TV, theatre and movie projects (as well as, for ...