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Bee Gees, B.B. King, Procol Harum Coming To Rock Band
Perhaps it’s just an amazing coincidence, but one of next week’s Rock Band DLC selections is especially timely. In light of Viacom’s plan to sell off developer Harmonix, the addition of the Bee Gees’ “Stayin’ Alive” is in line with the developer’s insistence that everything is A-OK.
That song is just one of the Bee Gees tracks available, which will join singles from legendary bluesman B.B. King and Procol Harum. Here’s the list:
• Bee Gees – “Jive Talkin’”
• Bee Gees – “Night Fever”
• Bee Gees – “Stayin’ Alive” X
• Bee Gees – “Nights on Broadway”
• Bee Gees – “Tragedy”
• Bee Gees – “You Should Be Dancing”
• B.B. King – “The Thrill Is Gone” X
• Procol Harum – “A Whiter Shade of Pale”
Tracks will be available individually for $1.99/160 Microsoft Points/200 Wii Points. The Bee Gees Pack 01 will set players back $9.99/800 Microsoft Points/1,000 Wii Points. The songs marked with an X can be upgraded to include pro guitar and pro bass parts for $.99/80 Microsoft Points/100 Wii Points.
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