Foo Fighters turn into the ‘Dee Gees’ for new disco album
The Foo Fighters as the Dee Gees (Image: Magdalena Wosinska via Twitter/@RSDUK)
American rock band Foo Fighters will be channeling the Bee Gees in their upcoming disco album, which they aptly recorded as the “Dee Gees.”
The Dee Gees, which also represents frontman Dave Grohl’s initials, will be releasing the LP “Hail Satin” where they cover several disco classics including four Bee Gees songs.
“Introducing… the Dee Gees!” the band announced on Twitter yesterday, June 18. The said album will be out on vinyl for the second United States Record Store Day on July 17, as per Rolling Stone on the same day.
Introducing…the Dee Gees!!!
HAIL SATIN – coming to a local record store & dance party near you July 17th!!! https://t.co/tBmhSkPpMm #RSDDrops #RSD21 @recordstoreday pic.twitter.com/j0g6Kh5jSj
— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 17, 2021
The five Gibb brothers classics covered by the Dee Gees in the limited-edition vinyl are “You Should Be Dancing,” Night Fever,” “Tragedy” and “More Than a Woman,” plus Andy Gibb’s “Shadow Dancing.”
Side two of the vinyl will, meanwhile, feature five Foo Fighters songs from their “Medicine at Midnight” live recording at their 606 studio, according to the report. Ian Biong /ra
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