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Jonathan Horsley

“They all got around in a circle around me and sang the vocal. It was riveting, all these voices that I’ve heard on the radio for all these years”: When Winger and Whitesnake guitarist Reb Beach played on an ’80s Bee Gees classic

Reb Beach and the Bee Gees.

Back in the beginning, before his break-out with Winger and being tapped up to replace George Lynch in Dokken, and long before he got the call to join David Coverdale in Whitesnake, Reb Beach was just another Berklee grad with stars in his eyes.

He was a hot-shot player all right, knew which end was up on the electric guitar. But he needed a gig. He would do what many aspiring musicians would do and hang out, looking for any word of an audition. As luck would have it, something turned up.

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