Bee Gees member Robin Gibb has recorded a remake of the group's "My Lover's Prayer" with Alistair Griffin, a runner-up on the British reality television show "Fame Academy." The new version of the song was released as a single Dec. 29 in the U.K.; the original appeared on the 1997 Bee Gees album "Still Waters" (Polydor).
"Dear friends, I'd like to thank you all for your support and good wishes over the past year," Gibb writes in a message on his official Web site. "I always wanted this Bee Gees song to be a single and hope this new version will be a big hit!"
The video for "My Lover's Prayer" and an excerpt of the song are available on the site. The limited edition single is currently available only in the U.K. as a two-track single that includes Griffin's "Bring It On" and a four-track maxi single that adds "Back for Good" and the video for "Bring It On."
As reported earlier, Griffin's "Bring It On" entered the U.K. singles chart yesterday (Jan. 4) at No. 5.
The release of the Robin Gibb duet comes nearly one year after the death of his brother and fellow Bee Gees member, Maurice Gibb.
"Dear friends, I'd like to thank you all for your support and good wishes over the past year," Gibb writes in a message on his official Web site. "I always wanted this Bee Gees song to be a single and hope this new version will be a big hit!"
The video for "My Lover's Prayer" and an excerpt of the song are available on the site. The limited edition single is currently available only in the U.K. as a two-track single that includes Griffin's "Bring It On" and a four-track maxi single that adds "Back for Good" and the video for "Bring It On."
As reported earlier, Griffin's "Bring It On" entered the U.K. singles chart yesterday (Jan. 4) at No. 5.
The release of the Robin Gibb duet comes nearly one year after the death of his brother and fellow Bee Gees member, Maurice Gibb.
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