Barry Gibb (1970) One Bad Thing

The catchiest tune from the never released first debut album The Kid's No Good, a mixture of their 60's ballad sound a new country direction that would appear on the following Bee Gees album Life in a Tin Can (1973). It's a mild album with this by far the most memorable along with the dark C and W track Clyde O Reilly. Nevertheless this is a fine single at the least with a strong back beat as well as a great refrain of "One Bad Thing leads to another, you don't need one more surplus lover. Leave me alone, I'm cold like stone."