Love these songs, remind me of the 80s that never tired of listen to. Barry you and brothers are the best!

had the album, wore it out when it first came out. Perfect blend these two. Make it like a memory is great for interpretative dance.

What can I say that the most of you already said? Guilty is by far one of the best duets performed during the Disco age and well after. Never would have thought that I would be completely sold and feeling the heck out of this song, let alone Ms. Streisand. 2 thubs way up.

Love me some Barbra and love me a brother Gibb. Perfection

Barbra is literally the best singer there ever was! in this album she nailed The Love Inside!! Love her!!

Barbara's voice has always sent chills up my spine with her pure clarity. This album though is by far the most incredible, complete album I have ever enjoyed. I bought the album years ago and never tire of breaking it back out, dim the lights and sit back and just enjoy.

What a combination! What an appropriate time FOR the combination!! Two musical ICONS!! Wow!!

I've been listening to Barbra since I was little. I have all her albums on record, cd, and ipod. Call me an old soul, but I know good music when I hear it.

No matter who might be, The Bee Gees always seem to get the lower end of the stick during any kind of reviews. As you read the album review above, Apple interprets Barry Gibb's song wrting and producing as second rate. The album sold more than 20 million units. Also The Bee Gees have sold more than 200 million albums.

She is adequate. Barry Gibb, however, is the brains behind the song Guilty; his vocals are superior to hers and make this song what it is beyond his excellent songwritng. She could be replaced by anybody and it would still rock. He is a true talent behind the scenes and in front.

One of my favorite albums, brings back memories of driving in a convertible on the Pacific Coast Highway.

A personal favorite of mine. Arguably the finest album of Streisand's impressive career catalog.

I bought this album when it first came out, and I have played it ever since. The music never get's old to hear. Outstanding complete album. Enjoy!!

I was not alive when this album was recorded or released so of course I don't remember the hit singles from this album being played on the radio. In 2005 I saw that Streisand released a new album as a sequel to this album called "Guilty Pleasures." I got it and actually started enjoying it. So on iTunes I decided to purchase the original "Guilty" released in the 70's. It's actually really good. It may sound a bit dated compared to Streisand's more recent albums but it's still good. Her vocal delivery is excellent. She really has a gift for singing. The title track with Barry Gibb of the Bee Gee's is a noteable highlight, as is their other duet entitled "What Kind of Love." Jordin Sparks, a contestant of the popular American tv show "American Idol" covered the song "Woman In Love" which of course did not match up to Streisand's original version. The song is so beautiful and magical. Many of the songs on here are great and I would definately reccomend this as a purchase on iTunes. I'm so thankful that it's still available to buy even though it's pretty old by now.

this was bad then and it's bad now. we've got nothing to be guilty of - except being crappy middlebrow artists. STINKS.

"Guilty" was released in 1980 and charted a new territory for Barbra. It marks the first time ever that an album would be pre-recorded and she would have to overdub her vocals. She and Barry did clash a bit, he stated there was one song Barbra absolutely hated and he rushed "What Kind Of Fool" to replace it. She must have known what she was talking about because "What Kind Of Fool" would become one of this albums biggest hits alongside "Woman In Love" and the title track "Guilty." "Promises" was extended and remixed for the clubs, too bad the DualDisc remaster of this cd doesn't contain that track. The mastered version here is the original AAD designation, not remastered, and the three hit songs from this cd will be remastered for "The Essential Barbra," "Guilty" will find another home first on Barbra's boxed set with a bit of studio chatter on the fadeout.

such a beautiful album, my mom found her vinyl of this and my boyfriend and i love it. oh and we're 17 and 18 so you know this album has stood the test of time

Pure gold. The Production values are through the roof. If you think you have godd stereo system this album will prove it or not. Gibb is a genius. Streisand is simply the best we'll ever know in our lifetime.

Own it.

Billy Beyond

Both huge talents. Brings you back to the early 80's.