“Wind Of Change” is a powerful and introspective track by the Bee Gees, featured on their 1975 album Main Course. This album marked a major turning point in the group’s career, steering them toward the R&B and disco-influenced sound that would soon make them global superstars.
The song itself blends rich harmonies with uplifting lyrics, capturing the essence of transformation, hope, and the inevitability of moving forward in life. With its soulful arrangement and Barry Gibb’s soaring vocals, “Wind Of Change” resonates as a motivational anthem, highlighting the band’s gift for merging deep emotions with memorable melodies.
Bee Gees – Wind Of Change
The album Main Course, which includes “Wind Of Change,” was produced by Arif Mardin, the legendary producer who helped shape the Bee Gees’ new sound.
“Wind Of Change” showcases the Bee Gees’ shift from their earlier ballad-driven style to a more modern and groove-oriented approach.
Though not released as a single, the track remains a fan favorite, symbolizing resilience and embracing new beginnings.
