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Bee Gee Maurice Gibb, with brothers Barry and Robin, last night gave a concert to 14,000 people in Maple Leaf Gardens and Star music critic Peter Godd(...)
Bee Gee Maurice Gibb, with brothers Barry and Robin, last night gave a concert to 14,000 people in Maple Leaf Gardens and Star music critic Peter Godd(...)

Bee Gee Maurice Gibb, with brothers Barry and Robin, last night gave a concert to 14,000 people in Maple Leaf Gardens and Star music critic Peter Godd(...)

Date9/29/1975
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Original Toronto Star caption: Bee Gee Maurice Gibb; with brothers Barry and Robin; last night gave a concert to 14;000 people in Maple Leaf Gardens and Star music critic Peter Goddard says the British-based trio confronted them with a band that actually had some rhytym in its soul. Their past performances have been so wholesome that if Good Housekeeping gave a seal of approval to rock groups; they would have been first to get one.
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CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0101755F
Friday night fever: The Bee Gees, from left, Maurice, Robin and Barry Gibb, started with a happy boom and gave a capacity crowd of 18,500 at the Gardens a sensual show
Friday night fever: The Bee Gees, from left, Maurice, Robin and Barry Gibb, started with a happy boom and gave a capacity crowd of 18,500 at the Gardens a sensual show
8/31/1979
Bee Gee Barry Gibb
Bee Gee Barry Gibb
9/29/1975
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
Black Sabbath: Rock band's Ronnie James lets it go at Maple Leaf Gardens blow-out last night before 14,000 happy fans who looked like motor cycle gang members between rampages, Peter Goddard says
11/19/1981
The man who sets the tone in and outside rock, David Bowie last night played to a capacity audience at Maple Leaf Gardens and Star rock critic Peter Goddard says the show was a hit
The man who sets the tone in and outside rock, David Bowie last night played to a capacity audience at Maple Leaf Gardens and Star rock critic Peter Goddard says the show was a hit
5/1/1978
The days of glory are gone for the moment for Isaac Hayes, whose concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night attracted only 3,500 people, says Star staff(...)
The days of glory are gone for the moment for Isaac Hayes, whose concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night attracted only 3,500 people, says Star staff(...)
11/9/1975
Power was all that mattered to David Bowie in his concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night, says Star staff writer Peter Goddard. [Incomplete]
Power was all that mattered to David Bowie in his concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night, says Star staff writer Peter Goddard. [Incomplete]
2/26/1976
The Who gave first of two concerts at Maple Leaf Gardens last night (second one's tonight), their fifth time in town
The Who gave first of two concerts at Maple Leaf Gardens last night (second one's tonight), their fifth time in town
5/5/1980
The man from Madrid, Placido Domingo last night belted out aria after aria for 10,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens and still made it sound like a concert hall, critic William Littier reports
The man from Madrid, Placido Domingo last night belted out aria after aria for 10,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens and still made it sound like a concert hall, critic William Littier reports
1/19/1993
Fans forgive a lot, His torso bare, Ozzy Osbourne resembles an aging wrestler looking for the ropes, rock critic Greg Quill says of singer's concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night
Fans forgive a lot, His torso bare, Ozzy Osbourne resembles an aging wrestler looking for the ropes, rock critic Greg Quill says of singer's concert at Maple Leaf Gardens last night
4/25/1984
Clown prince: David Lee Roth, former Van Halen frontman, revelled in the adoring gaze of 14,000 crazy, whipped-up fans at the Gardens last night, says critic Craig MacInnis
Clown prince: David Lee Roth, former Van Halen frontman, revelled in the adoring gaze of 14,000 crazy, whipped-up fans at the Gardens last night, says critic Craig MacInnis
4/13/1988
Guitar Master Eric Clapton with first ringing notes, had 14,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens rocking in their seats
Guitar Master Eric Clapton with first ringing notes, had 14,000 fans at Maple Leaf Gardens rocking in their seats
10/2/1974
Big and little brothers, Big Brother of the year award winner John Dalton watches Marlborough hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday with his Lit(...)
Big and little brothers, Big Brother of the year award winner John Dalton watches Marlborough hockey game at Maple Leaf Gardens yesterday with his Lit(...)
1/5/1975