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	Bee Gees Mr Natural Genres: Pop, Rock Track Listings (11) - Disc #1 Charade Throw A Penny Down The Road Voices Give A Hand, Take A Hand Dogs Mr. Natural Lost In Your Love I Can't Let You Go Heavy Breathing Had A Lot Of Love Last Night Japanese reissue of 1974 album from one of the most successful brother acts in popular music. Universal. 2004.
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CD Details

All Artists: Bee Gees
Title: Mr Natural
Members Wishing: 9
Total Copies: 0
Label: Polydor / Umgd
Original Release Date: 1/1/1974
Re-Release Date: 5/5/1992
Genres: Pop, Rock
Styles: Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 042283378926

Synopsis

Album Description

Japanese reissue of 1974 album from one of the most successful brother acts in popular music. Universal. 2004.

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CD Reviews

One of two buried treasures from the Brothers Gibbs

Lone Wolf | Indiana | 12/28/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"There has been 2 albums in the past by the Bee Gees that were respectively their better recordings without producing one hit. 1st of which is "Life In A Tin Can" and this Masterpiece "Mr. Natural". Released back around 1974 this gem really test the wide range of talent that only the Bee Gees could produce. With "Charade" being their soft rock type song to the rockin' "Down The Road" Which appeared on their "Bee Gees Live" CD. Mr. Natural is a welcome part of any diehard fan of the Bee Gees collection."

Blandish Bee Gees

Fredric A. Cooper | Los Angeles, CA | 03/28/2010

(3 out of 5 stars)

""Mr. Natural" follows in the tradition of previous Bee Gees albums since "Two Years On"; nice but variable in quality. Unfortunately on this album there is a revisit of the bland MOR/country styled pop of the dreadful "Cucumber Castle" period, along with a few hints at what was to come with the next LP and the disco era. The title track is definitely the best of the lot here. It is excellent. "Heavy Breathing" and "Had A Lot of Love Last Night" are two more noteworthy tracks, but this album overall is something of a snorer compared to their art-rock masterpieces of the late '60s."