Where did the Bee Gees move to after spending three years in Manchester?
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After spending three years in Manchester, England, the Bee Gees moved to Australia in 1958. They were originally from Douglas, Isle of Man, and had moved to Manchester in 1955. The move to Australia was prompted by their father's job as a bandleader. The Bee Gees lived in Australia for five years, during which time they released their first album, The Bee Gees Sing and Play 14 Barry Gibb Songs.
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