Concentrating on Some of the More Interesting Bee Gee Cover Versions to Come Out of Britain During the Late 60s, "Maybe Someone is Digging Undergroud" Loosely Groups (In Order of of Writing) the Efforts of a Wide Variety of Singers and Musicians. Rag from the Soulful Tones of P.p. Arnold to the Drunken Shenanigans of the Mysterious Fut, Each Performer Brings their Own Distinctive Style and Individuality to Bear Upon the Unmistakable Songrwriting Prowess from which the Bee Gees have Become Household Names all Over the World.

Tracklist
01. Status Quo - Spicks & Specks
02. Montanas - Top Hat
03. Marmalade - Butterfly
04. Family Dogg - The Storm
05. Cliff Aur - Morning of My Life
06. Velvett Fogg - New York Mining Disaster 1941
07. Tangerine Peel - Every Christian Lion-Hearted Man Will Show You
08. P.P. Arnold - To Love Somebody
09. Oscar - Holiday
10. Gerry Marsden - Gilbert Green
11. Billy J. Kramer - Town of Tuxley Toymaker
12. Sands - Mrs Gillespie's Refrator
13. David Garrick Dandy - World
14. Schadel - With the Sun in My Eyes
15. Paul Jones - And the Sun Will Shine
16. Cliff Aur - Words
17. Adam Faith - Cowman Milk Your Cow
18. Nomads - The Singer Sang His Song
19. David Garrick - Maypole Mews
20. Bloomfields - The Loner
21. Fut - Have You Heard the Word
22. City of Wesster String Band - How Can You Mend a Broken Heart



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