Released in 1987 on the Bee Gees’ album E.S.P., “Angela” is a beautifully crafted ballad that highlights the group’s ability to blend heartfelt emotion with their signature harmonies. Written by Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb, the song tells the story of a lost love named Angela, capturing both tenderness and longing.
The track stood out for its smooth production, combining soft rock and pop elements with the Bee Gees’ trademark vocal arrangements. While not a major single in every market, it was released in select regions and became a favorite among dedicated fans, showcasing the band’s more introspective side during the late 1980s.
Bee Gees – Angela
“Angela” is a song of remembrance and emotional ache. It portrays Angela as a cherished figure whose absence leaves a void, with the lyrics painting vivid pictures of memory, devotion, and unhealed wounds. The track resonates with anyone who has experienced love and loss, making it one of the Bee Gees’ most touching ballads of the era.
“Angela” was released as a single in some European countries, where it charted modestly and gained popularity on radio.
The E.S.P. album marked the Bee Gees’ major comeback in the late 1980s, also featuring the global hit “You Win Again.”
The song is often praised for its lyrical sensitivity and Barry Gibb’s emotive lead vocal performance.
Fans regard “Angela” as a hidden gem that deserves more recognition among the Bee Gees’ vast catalog.
