
Released in September 1978, '(Our Love) Don't Throw It All Away' arrived at the absolute commercial zenith of the Gibb family's cultural footprint. RSO Records had dominated the Billboard Hot 100 throughout 1978, with Andy individually becoming the first male solo artist to chart three consecutive US number-one singles. The song was penned by Barry Gibb and Blue Weaver during the Saturday Night Fever sessions and…
Represents the softer, balladeer strand of late-70s disco-pop, distinct from the dancefloor-driven peak of the genre. The production, handled by the Gibb-Galuten-Richardson team, exemplifies the polished, string-augmented RSO house sound. As a promotional artifact, the clip is a textbook example…
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