In 1955, at the tender age of 6, Robin Gibb first took the stage and sang alongside his brothers. In 1963, Robin, Maurice, and Barry Gibb named themselves the Bee Gees and became global stars, making pop history with hits like "Massachusetts" and the disco megahit "Saturday Night Fever." Together with the Beatles, they are the only group to have five songs in the American Top Ten simultaneously. Robin Gibb was also active as a solo artist: in 1969, he had a worldwide hit with "Saved By The Bell." His biggest success came in 1983 with "Juliet" from the album "How Old Are You?", which reached number one on the German charts. To this day, Robin Gibb is a regular guest on concert stages, performing the greatest hits of the Bee Gees and his solo works with his band. André Bosse last had the opportunity to have an extensive conversation with Robin Gibb in 2009.