In September 1980, Gibb produced the three new songs on Andy Gibb's first compilation album, "Andy Gibb's Greatest Hits". In October 1980, Barbra Streisand's "Guilty" was released, produced by the Gibb-Galuten-Richardson team. The two songs of which were vocal duets between Streisand and Gibb are "Guilty" a U.S. Top 10, and "What Kind of Fool" also reached the Top 10 in the U.S. and reached No. 1 on the US Adult contemporary chart. In 1981, the Bee Gees released "Living Eyes". Songs from the album were not disco and the album was not a commercial success. In 1982, Clive Davis asked Gibb to write for Dionne Warwick, who was on his Arista label. Barry produced Warwick's "Heartbreaker". The songs were all written by Gibb except "Our Day Will Come". In August 1983, after Gibb met Kenny Rogers who asked for some songs, Gibb recorded his first demo for Rogers entitled "Eyes That See in the Dark". At that time, Robin was working on his "How Old Are You?" album with Maurice playing instruments. The other songs intended for Kenny Rogers were written in late 1982, then at the start of 1983, Barry continued to record the demos until April 1983, while also recording songs with the Bee Gees for the film "Staying Alive". In August 1983, he produced Rogers' new album "Eyes That See in the Dark", which includes the song "Islands in the Stream" by Rogers and Dolly Parton which became one of the best-selling singles in country music.