Hazel and Justine are on the Island with a tour group
Members of the Gibb family who are visiting the Isle of Man today believes more needs to be done to recognise the Bee Gees on the Isle of Man.
Today marks the 80th birthday of group member Barry Gibb.
His cousins Hazel and Justine are on Island with a tour group showcasing the history of the Gibb brothers and their music.
They spoke to Manx Radio Breakfast this morning:
To celebrate this milestone, the pair have been taking a group of six Americans around the Island, talking about the history of the Bee Gees and their music.
Of course, the first stop this morning was at the statue in Douglas:
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