"Tomorrow Tomorrow" is a song by the Bee Gees and was originally intended for singer Joe Cocker.[3] It is the first Bee Gees single released after Robin Gibb had quit the group which was now down to a trio featuring Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, and Colin Petersen on drums. Released in the US on June 1, 1969, the single charted only reached #54 on Billboard, but cracked the Top 40 on Cashbox, reaching #32. The B-Side is the notably acclaimed, Sun in My Morning, an often mentioned song citing its melodic haunting harmonies and guitar work.
This song was recorded in 19 and 21 March in that year, its B-side "Sun In My Morning" and the unreleased song "Ping Pong" was finished to record in 19 March.
Since both songs did not appear on the next Bee Gees' album Cucumber Castle, no stereo mixes were produced until 1990 when they appear on the Bee Gees box set Tales from the Brothers Gibb. And on that album heard at Barry says (1,2,3,4) before starting the song.
[edit] Music video
The music video for this song is very rare; they are in a park with Barry and Maurice playing guitar and Colin playing the drums, And in the video featured the ocean waving.
[edit] Personnel
[edit] Chart performance
| Chart |
Peak position |
| Australia |
28 |
| Austria |
7 |
| Belgium |
9 |
| Brazil |
4 |
| Canada |
19 |
| China |
6 |
| Denmark |
1 |
| Germany |
6 |
| Italy |
24 |
| Netherlands |
3 |
| New Zealand |
3 |
| South Africa |
9 |
| Spain |
12 |
| United Kingdom |
23 |
| United States (Billboard) |
54 |
| United States (Cashbox) |
32 |
[edit] References
