@@pmbbmp NNNOOOOO, THEY DIDN'T!!! U EITHER COULD SING, SANG, OR EITHER UU COULDN'T!!! SIMPLE AS THAT!!! BACK IN THOSE DAYS,.. SINGERS SUNG, & I KNOW THIS, BECAUSE,.. MY FATHER WAS A CELEBRITY SINGER!!!
These boys aren't auto-tuned....this is how they sounded live. In the '60s, '70s and early to mid-'80s, there was no auto tuning. you couldn't get signed if you couldn't sing live. This song is from the movie soundtrack of "Saturday Night Fever," one of the largest-selling albums of all time.
Don't apologize for thinking a certain singer is black - that's half the fun! It makes reactions fun! I've seen so many reactors stop the video & walk away - come back & say I've been listening to this song forever & I had no clue. I've got a whole bunch I'm gonna throw at ya from time to time! Start with Bobby Caldwell "What You Won't Do For Love".
When Barry sings in falsetto, it is flawless and when all three of the brothers do it...it is perfection!! Checkout "How Deep Is Your Love" by the Bee Gees.
@@LiaGarciaNu1 No, its wrong, Barry discovered his falsetto voice in nights on broadway from the album main course, there were songs becoming hits like jive talking BEFORE and without the falsetto!!!
This song is of course from the movie "Saturday Night Fever" which starred John Travolta. My favorite songs from the album, all of which were giant hits, are "Night Fever *my second favoritie)", "More Than A Woman", "You Should Be Dancin' ", and "If I Can't Have You (my third favorite)". Give them all a listen. These guys had a lot of hits. Listen to "How Deep Is Your Love", "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", "Love So Right" and about 50 more.
*Cool Fact : They found that the beat of this song when they say "ah ha ha ha staying alive, staying alive" is the perfect timing when giving someone CPR. So if someone's ever in need and you're there, just sing this song while pushing on their chest. =)*
The Bee Gees wrote all their music, they are so very talented, I love the Bee Gees I have had the privilege of growing old with them. They are tops in my book. So much great music and songs. A good way to see them in action is to watch the making of the song Tragedy.
Almost everything they recorded was written by them. They also wrote hits for many other artists. Sadly, Barry (the lead singer) is the only brother still alive.
If you like this, you owe it to yourself to listen to music from the '60s and '70s. The Bee Gees were just one of many extraordinarily talented groups.
In their pre-disco era (late 60's early 70's), Robin (with the long hair) was usually the lead singer. "I Started a Joke", "To Love Somebody" and many more. My favorite period of the Bee Gees.
The Bee Gees are brothers who started singing when they were kids. And their voices are just as good live as in the studio! That's a promise! There was NO auto-tuning back in their day. If you couldn't sing you didn't make it as a singer. Yet these guys made hit after hit for many years! They wrote the songs too. And Barry Gibb sang duets with Barbara Streisand, & Cher
Robin singing Massachusetts or Rings around the moon or Me Natural, Maurice singing Closer than Close or Man in the middle or Wildflower all of them singing For Whom the bell tolls or You win again or alone. To love somebody from the 60s but they never did anything that wasn't amazing
As others commented here…..your guys’ reactions are great & keep it going👍!! The Bee Gees had dozens of Top Ten hits with having written over a 1000 songs spanning 5 decades!
You two just get better and better at this, I also love how you give all music a chance. Music heals and sharing your discovery with others makes you feel good and us as well!!!
@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz Bee Gees are 3 British Brothers from the Isle of Man in Great Britain, here is how they got their high pitched voice in the studio ruclips.net/video/8FEbFLsA59M/видео.html
Loved this comment! So sick of people being judgy (sadly, they think they're "helping" lol, but let's be real, always sounds negative) He/they will surely find their exact groove, otherwise it's just fun to see today's youth find old music as new and as exciting as WE did when we discovered it! I'm kinda obsessed with these reactions, bc there really is no better feeling than that 1st time you hear and feel a song... I recall showing someone older NOW a classic movie and the joy I get when their face melts off! Hahaaa There's honestly nothing better to bring people together than music! I smh a lot at how many classics fell between the cracks for these younger viewers, but my heart pounds, tears, the whole shhhhh, when they find a great artists, and see what music once was!! Not sounding snobby lol, but everything lately was computerized, it's so great to hear great music coming from a place of LOVE, not just the $$😉♥️🎶😎
BeeGees were asked to write songs for the movie "Saturday Night Fever" and this is one of the many on that album. Y'all dig in to vintage BeeGees because they been legit back to the 60's! There are songs where you mainly hear Robin singing, then there's songs where you can hear Maurice mainly singing. It's worth the dive into all their music. I don't think you will be disappointed.
If you want to hear Robin by himself, check out “I started a Joke”. There is another brother called Andy and he has his solo “ Shadow Dancing”. Do check out “ You should be Dancing” 1976 HQ audio.ITs a live video. This features all four together.
This IS the studio version you are listening too, it is from the soundtrack to the movie "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" with starring John Travolta. You will hear it in the opening scene where Travolta is walking down the street. "Saturday Night Fever" came out LONG before the other movies you may have heard it in.
I know one song that has Barry way more isolated singing the majority of the song alone like you requested. It's PERFECT because then you'll be ready to hear Al Green's version of it. Barry loved what Al did with it. "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"
They are brothers who have been singing since 1958 when they were young boys. They were definately blessed with a gift. Definately listen to more of their music. You'll love it
The Bee gees are legit Legends and if you don't like this song there's something wrong with you Auto-tune didn't exist back then and these three gents wouldn't have needed it anyway. Do Night fever
You can watch them singing live for sure! For excample 1997 Live In Las Vegas, Concert 'One Night Only'. They sang all their bangers like that one or even 'To Love Somebody', 'Words', 'I Started A Joke' and 'Tragedy' + many more.
Great reaction. I would like to recommend "Love You Inside Out." These guys are not only some of the best singers on record, but also among the greatest songwriters.
Listen to Robin Gibb sing "I Started A Joke" live on the One for All concert 1989. Individually, each brother is a superb singer. Enjoy your reactions!👍
The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night, who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie. With 31 million singles sold since, Top 5 all time songs ever written and the hallmark and mist iconic song of the 70`s decade. It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world 🍾. It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history.🎖 Michael Jackson told that without the Saturday Night Fever Sountrack, he was not able to write with Quincy Jones the Thriller Album, Barry Gibb & Michael Jackson were the closest friends in Show Biz 💪
Hi! Anything from Midnight Special ... all groups were required to sing live on the show. No autotune. "Nights on Broadway" is a great start. Have a wonderful holiday.
This song was the theme song to the movie with John Travolta called "Stayin Alive"! And, YES! They could really sing like that. This was back in (I believe!) 1977 or '78. Way before your time.
"Tragedy" is a good Bee Gees song. There's a good live version on RUclips. If you look at really old Bee Gees stuff they didn't sing in those falsetto voices. It's quite a bit different. For whatever reason, they tried this in the 70s and it went really well with disco music.
And Robin's falsetto was way better than Barry's, unfortunately by the 70's the nicer looking face usually took the lead at the studio heads' insistence.
Congratulations you have now listened to one of the greatest music group & song writers of all time. Hopefully, you will be fans for a lifetime like so many of us.
If you want to dig deeper, try "I started a joke" It shows Barry was not the only talented singer in the group. It is from the 1960s and was a huge hit at the time. The words resonate with so many people even today.
Best Beegees song of all time (to me) is "how deep is your love" it's a whole vibe fr. It's one of those songs you put on, close your eyes and just vibe to.
Born on the Isle of Man to English parents, the Gibb brothers lived in Chorlton, Manchester, England until the late 1950s. There, in 1955, they formed the skiffle/rock and roll group the Rattlesnakes. The family then moved to Redcliffe, in the Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia, later to Cribb Island. After achieving their first chart success in Australia as the Bee Gees with "Spicks and Specks" (their twelfth single), they returned to the UK in January 1967, when producer Robert Stigwood began promoting them to a worldwide audience. The Bee Gees' Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (1977) was the turning point of their career, with both the film and soundtrack having a cultural impact throughout the world, enhancing the disco scene's mainstream appeal. They won five Grammy Awards for Saturday Night Fever, including Album of the Year. The Bee Gees have sold over 220 million records worldwide, making them among the best-selling music artists of all time[8] [9]. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997;[10] the Hall's citation says, "Only Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney have outsold the Bee Gees."[11] With nine number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, the Bee Gees are the third-most successful band in Billboard charts history behind only the Beatles and the Supremes.[12]
Barry Gibbs is one of if not the most successful song writer of all time. In addition to the ones he wrote with his brothers, he wrote many hits for other artists. Thanks for the reaction.
This is originally from the classic movie "Saturday Night Fever"... Which is a great movie with a great soundtrack. You need to react to "How Deep Is Your Love" if you haven't already. And if you get a chance check out the movie!!
Whatever peoples opinion of the Bee Gees you can't deny the fact that they were superb songwriters..the list of singers who have covered their songs is huge....Al Green ..How can you mend a broken heart is one of my faves..I could go on..I'd be here all day! ;)
The Bee Gees are amazing, but I have to admit when I was a kid I had a crush on their little brother Andy Gibb. He looks and sings like his brother Barry. Check out Shadow Dancing!! 🕺
They were all excellent singers, especially together, they were brothers and did this their whole life. Only 1 still alive, Barry Gibb, closer to 80 than 70 years old now.
You're right! You shouldn't have to apologize when you're just doing your best. You can't please everyone and some folks are just plain looking for things to be wrong instead of looking for positives.
Bee Gees and ACDC by far Australia's biggest bands of all time. Bee Gees were prolific song writers too, do a quick on songs they wrote for other artists and film. You'll be blown away
'Saturday Night Fever' and CPR rescue...what a song! And, yes...I have never heard a falsetto like Barry Gibbs. Other worldly. (.he didn't even know he could go that high until '75 with 'Nights on Broadway')
The superbly talented Brothers Gibb and only us 60 somethings could understand what we had back in the day no auto tune no stupid naked bodies shaking about to make up for your lack of talent this was when music was raw and fantastic, and it’s hard to imagine that Barry is now the only living survivor of his three younger brothers.
This song on so many movies. Lol it's on night at the roxberry. It's on some kid movies too just can't remember. Then of course you got John Travolta doing his thing to this in a classic movie as well
The fact you have friends of all shades and cultures speaks to the fact that you know we all aren't as different from eachother. Just enough to make it interesting. ❤✌
So this was part of the soundtrack that the Bee Gees did for the movie SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. My favorite song of theirs is also on it called "You Should Be Dancing". If you react to it, it might be cool if you did the clip from the movie where John Travolta is dancing to it. There's probably a higher chance of it getting blocked, but I think it'd be great to experience the song first that way. It's here: ruclips.net/video/lMZ9_yrCIqU/видео.html
you guys are going love this song such great song.was in great disco movie Saturday night fever with John Travolta can't wait to see you react to this like you did to much heaven you guys are going be blown away again but you might have heard this song in a movie. You guys should also listen to song night fever, and how deep is your love.
This IS the studio version. You're gonna have to come to terms with the fact that this is what TALENT is. There was no auto tune back then.
Exactly!
Hear hear
True dat!
I KNOW, RIGHT!!!😁
@@pmbbmp NNNOOOOO, THEY DIDN'T!!! U EITHER COULD SING, SANG, OR EITHER UU COULDN'T!!!
SIMPLE AS THAT!!!
BACK IN THOSE DAYS,.. SINGERS SUNG, & I KNOW THIS, BECAUSE,.. MY FATHER WAS A CELEBRITY SINGER!!!
These boys aren't auto-tuned....this is how they sounded live. In the '60s, '70s and early to mid-'80s, there was no auto tuning. you couldn't get signed if you couldn't sing live. This song is from the movie soundtrack of "Saturday Night Fever," one of the largest-selling albums of all time.
How things has changed anyone is in the charts now 🤔
Gotta love these eras for that. Either you could deliver or not. If you couldn't, you were out.
Remember when songs were written by the singer and (oh my God) sang by them!!! What a crazy concept.
True. Auto-Tune was not invented until 1997
We need to get BACK to those times. So many of todays losers have no business being in the music industry.
Don't apologize for thinking a certain singer is black - that's half the fun! It makes reactions fun! I've seen so many reactors stop the video & walk away - come back & say I've been listening to this song forever & I had no clue. I've got a whole bunch I'm gonna throw at ya from time to time! Start with Bobby Caldwell "What You Won't Do For Love".
Yep - I really love the reactions to Bobby Caldwell, in particular! lol
Exactly, for 30 years I thought Louis Armstrong was white. Lol
@@thomasfinnell9681 That's who I grew up listening to! Oh how I love him!
I was thinking about Simply Red getting confused as black
It's the half of the gale
Nobody can harmonize like the Bee Gees. Those brothers were born to sing together.
When Barry sings in falsetto, it is flawless and when all three of the brothers do it...it is perfection!! Checkout "How Deep Is Your Love" by the Bee Gees.
How deep is your love is amazing
One of their best songs❤❤❤
How deep is your love is a classic
you got it wrong ..blks sound like the BeeGees
@@LiaGarciaNu1 No, its wrong, Barry discovered his falsetto voice in nights on broadway from the album main course, there were songs becoming hits like jive talking BEFORE and without the falsetto!!!
That IS them. There was no auto tune back then. You’re hearing pure talent!
This song was the soundtrack for the 1977 film "Saturday Night Fever" starring John Travolta. Several of their songs were used for that movie.
This song is of course from the movie "Saturday Night Fever" which starred John Travolta. My favorite songs from the album, all of which were giant hits, are "Night Fever *my second favoritie)", "More Than A Woman", "You Should Be Dancin' ", and "If I Can't Have You (my third favorite)". Give them all a listen. These guys had a lot of hits. Listen to "How Deep Is Your Love", "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", "Love So Right" and about 50 more.
Strutting!
Not too many soundtracks have such a chart topper like this. Maybe grease
@@andreadeamon6419 "White Christmas" from the movie Holiday Inn and of course, "Purple Rain" from, well, you know.
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And of course Barry Gibb wrote "Grease" the opening track!
@kerryn67 i know. He even knew he wanted Frankie to sing it
*Cool Fact : They found that the beat of this song when they say "ah ha ha ha staying alive, staying alive" is the perfect timing when giving someone CPR. So if someone's ever in need and you're there, just sing this song while pushing on their chest. =)*
nice
Great clip from The Office about that 😂😂😂
@@kenyonsgirl415 LMAO! I totally forgot about that. Funny AF!
@@stephanieclark9849 he said "first I was afraid, I was petrified..." 😂 😂
Heard that they actually used a stethoscope on one of the guys hearts to get the beat. How cool is that?
The Bee Gees wrote all their music, they are so very talented, I love the Bee Gees I have had the privilege of growing old with them. They are tops in my book. So much great music and songs. A good way to see them in action is to watch the making of the song Tragedy.
Props for coming right back to The Bee Gees like you said. They are legends.
Almost everything they recorded was written by them. They also wrote hits for many other artists. Sadly, Barry (the lead singer) is the only brother still alive.
But at least their sister is also still alive. Barry isn't completely alone.
So many reactors thought the Bees Gees were black 😉 loving the reactions from y'all 💙
Thank you!!
It is what you hear, no auto tune back then Barry Gibbs falsetto voice is incredible to say the least!
1958 - 2003 (45 years) of The Bee Gees to choose from! They are legends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
If you like this, you owe it to yourself to listen to music from the '60s and '70s. The Bee Gees were just one of many extraordinarily talented groups.
In their pre-disco era (late 60's early 70's), Robin (with the long hair) was usually the lead singer. "I Started a Joke", "To Love Somebody" and many more. My favorite period of the Bee Gees.
The Bee Gees are brothers who started singing when they were kids. And their voices are just as good live as in the studio! That's a promise! There was NO auto-tuning back in their day. If you couldn't sing you didn't make it as a singer. Yet these guys made hit after hit for many years! They wrote the songs too. And Barry Gibb sang duets with Barbara Streisand, & Cher
its been in a LOT of movies. well over 20. its a classic for a reason.
Now I'm going to be singing this all day, and feeling good!!
Robin singing Massachusetts or Rings around the moon or Me Natural, Maurice singing Closer than Close or Man in the middle or Wildflower all of them singing For Whom the bell tolls or You win again or alone. To love somebody from the 60s but they never did anything that wasn't amazing
As others commented here…..your guys’ reactions are great & keep it going👍!! The Bee Gees had dozens of Top Ten hits with having written over a 1000 songs spanning 5 decades!
💖💖💖 *THE BEE GEE'S ARE TIMESLESS, AND FOREVER COOL, WITHOUT TRYING* 💖💖💖 RIP, Andy, Maurice, & Robin, forever in our hearts!
You want to hear how they really sound like, watch their concert “One Night Only”… they cover their songs from 60s to the present day.
This song was written and recorded to the movie “Saturday Night Fever” with John Travolta in 1977. Biggest selling movie soundtrack of all time
You two just get better and better at this, I also love how you give all music a chance. Music heals and sharing your discovery with others makes you feel good and us as well!!!
Very well said.
Thank you so much Robin!!
@@OfficialLifeWithRecklezz Bee Gees are 3 British Brothers from the Isle of Man in Great Britain, here is how they got their high pitched voice in the studio ruclips.net/video/8FEbFLsA59M/видео.html
Loved this comment! So sick of people being judgy (sadly, they think they're "helping" lol, but let's be real, always sounds negative) He/they will surely find their exact groove, otherwise it's just fun to see today's youth find old music as new and as exciting as WE did when we discovered it! I'm kinda obsessed with these reactions, bc there really is no better feeling than that 1st time you hear and feel a song... I recall showing someone older NOW a classic movie and the joy I get when their face melts off! Hahaaa
There's honestly nothing better to bring people together than music! I smh a lot at how many classics fell between the cracks for these younger viewers, but my heart pounds, tears, the whole shhhhh, when they find a great artists, and see what music once was!! Not sounding snobby lol, but everything lately was computerized, it's so great to hear great music coming from a place of LOVE, not just the $$😉♥️🎶😎
@@debbiedebster5806 I love it too!!
Even growing up in the hood back in the 80s you couldn't resist listening to this
BeeGees were asked to write songs for the movie "Saturday Night Fever" and this is one of the many on that album. Y'all dig in to vintage BeeGees because they been legit back to the 60's! There are songs where you mainly hear Robin singing, then there's songs where you can hear Maurice mainly singing. It's worth the dive into all their music. I don't think you will be disappointed.
If you want to hear Robin by himself, check out “I started a Joke”. There is another brother called Andy and he has his solo “ Shadow Dancing”. Do check out “ You should be Dancing” 1976 HQ audio.ITs a live video. This features all four together.
A lot of their early songs had Robin singing lead.
And I can't see nobody.. live in Melbourne 74
"More Than a Woman" and "Night Fever" More Bee Gees "Jive Talkin'" All #1 hits.
This IS the studio version you are listening too, it is from the soundtrack to the movie "SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER" with starring John Travolta. You will hear it in the opening scene where Travolta is walking down the street. "Saturday Night Fever" came out LONG before the other movies you may have heard it in.
Barry Gibb also wrote & did a duet with Barbra Streisand called "Guilty" It shows all aspects of his voice.
What kind of fool, woman in love too
They all co-wrote many songs for other performers as well produced.
That's straight up 100% them... Pure talent. Please react to "Jive Talkin'" when you get a chance.
The Bee Gees been Big Gees!!! Facts you better recognize!!! 🔥🔥🔥👊
back in the day musicians relied on their talent, very rarely sounding different live, form their studio recordings
I know one song that has Barry way more isolated singing the majority of the song alone like you requested. It's PERFECT because then you'll be ready to hear Al Green's version of it. Barry loved what Al did with it.
"How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"
They are brothers who have been singing since 1958 when they were young boys. They were definately blessed with a gift. Definately listen to more of their music. You'll love it
Two more songs I think you should react to, from the Bee Gees "How Deep is your love" and "You Should be Dancing".
"Night Fever" too.
The Bee gees are legit Legends and if you don't like this song there's something wrong with you
Auto-tune didn't exist back then and these three gents wouldn't have needed it anyway.
Do Night fever
I was 16 when this was released and I'm 60 now and it does My heart good to see Young people still enjoying them as much as I did
The bee gees are the best all 3 Brother s could sing Barry can melt your heart
You can watch them singing live for sure! For excample 1997 Live In Las Vegas, Concert 'One Night Only'. They sang all their bangers like that one or even 'To Love Somebody', 'Words', 'I Started A Joke' and 'Tragedy' + many more.
Great reaction. I would like to recommend "Love You Inside Out." These guys are not only some of the best singers on record, but also among the greatest songwriters.
Whether in studio or live, they sound virtually the same. No lip-syncing, no atou-tune. What you hear is authentic!
The Bee Gees did a version of Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow in the studio and you can hear Barry and Robin sing solo parts to the song.
Check out “Words”, “I’ve got to get a message to you”. Will show you them without the falsetto. Great reaction ❤️
Listen to Robin Gibb sing "I Started A Joke" live on the One for All concert 1989. Individually, each brother is a superb singer.
Enjoy your reactions!👍
They're singing in Falsetto BayBay!! 👍🏽👍🏾👍🏿🇺🇲🤘🏿🤘🏾🤘🏽
The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night, who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie. With 31 million singles sold since, Top 5 all time songs ever written and the hallmark and mist iconic song of the 70`s decade.
It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world 🍾. It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history.🎖
Michael Jackson told that without the Saturday Night Fever Sountrack, he was not able to write with Quincy Jones the Thriller Album, Barry Gibb & Michael Jackson were the closest friends in Show Biz 💪
Rest your love and (Our love) Don't throw it all away .
The Bee Gees had 9 No. 1 hits, 15 Top 10 hits, and 43 songs on the Hot 100 in total.
Hi! Anything from Midnight Special ... all groups were required to sing live on the show. No autotune. "Nights on Broadway" is a great start.
Have a wonderful holiday.
Watch the bee gees live to get a feel of how talented these brothers were. Not only great singers but song writers and musicians.
This song was the theme song to the movie with John Travolta called "Stayin Alive"! And, YES! They could really sing like that. This was back in (I believe!) 1977 or '78. Way before your time.
"Tragedy" is a good Bee Gees song. There's a good live version on RUclips. If you look at really old Bee Gees stuff they didn't sing in those falsetto voices. It's quite a bit different. For whatever reason, they tried this in the 70s and it went really well with disco music.
No true...they have always used falsetto just not entire songs.
@@ericajenkins1769 no, they didn't. They originally sang tight three-part harmonies. Barry didn't add the falsetto sound until later.
Robin often slid into falsetto when he was singing, he did it so smoothly you often didn't hear the change from chest to head voice.
And Robin's falsetto was way better than Barry's, unfortunately by the 70's the nicer looking face usually took the lead at the studio heads' insistence.
Congratulations you have now listened to one of the greatest music group & song writers of all time. Hopefully, you will be fans for a lifetime like so many of us.
There is plenty of live videos of them. They are even better live. Perfect everytime
Not the first people to think that the Bee Gees were black. Not even the first RUclips reactors to see this and be surprised.
The Fugees's and white WyclefJean sampled this in their song We are Trying to Stay Alive.... Bee Gees with the disco kings of the seventies
If you want to dig deeper, try "I started a joke" It shows Barry was not the only talented singer in the group. It is from the 1960s and was a huge hit at the time. The words resonate with so many people even today.
The Bee Gees, Night fever . Jive Talkin. More than a Woman,. How deep is your Love, many more.
Best Beegees song of all time (to me) is "how deep is your love" it's a whole vibe fr. It's one of those songs you put on, close your eyes and just vibe to.
Born on the Isle of Man to English parents, the Gibb brothers lived in Chorlton, Manchester, England until the late 1950s. There, in 1955, they formed the skiffle/rock and roll group the Rattlesnakes. The family then moved to Redcliffe, in the Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia, later to Cribb Island. After achieving their first chart success in Australia as the Bee Gees with "Spicks and Specks" (their twelfth single), they returned to the UK in January 1967, when producer Robert Stigwood began promoting them to a worldwide audience. The Bee Gees' Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (1977) was the turning point of their career, with both the film and soundtrack having a cultural impact throughout the world, enhancing the disco scene's mainstream appeal. They won five Grammy Awards for Saturday Night Fever, including Album of the Year.
The Bee Gees have sold over 220 million records worldwide, making them among the best-selling music artists of all time[8] [9]. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997;[10] the Hall's citation says, "Only Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney have outsold the Bee Gees."[11] With nine number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, the Bee Gees are the third-most successful band in Billboard charts history behind only the Beatles and the Supremes.[12]
Barry Gibbs is one of if not the most successful song writer of all time. In addition to the ones he wrote with his brothers, he wrote many hits for other artists.
Thanks for the reaction.
Pure talent no gimmicks just their voices
They wrote all their songs ( over 1k), wrote for other artists and produced others too.
This is originally from the classic movie "Saturday Night Fever"... Which is a great movie with a great soundtrack. You need to react to "How Deep Is Your Love" if you haven't already. And if you get a chance check out the movie!!
Whatever peoples opinion of the Bee Gees you can't deny the fact that they were superb songwriters..the list of singers who have covered their songs is huge....Al Green ..How can you mend a broken heart is one of my faves..I could go on..I'd be here all day! ;)
The Bee Gees are amazing, but I have to admit when I was a kid I had a crush on their little brother Andy Gibb. He looks and sings like his brother Barry. Check out Shadow Dancing!! 🕺
They were all excellent singers, especially together, they were brothers and did this their whole life. Only 1 still alive, Barry Gibb, closer to 80 than 70 years old now.
The BeeGees wrote and performed 90% of music for Saturday Night Fever...love that soundtrack!
You're right! You shouldn't have to apologize when you're just doing your best. You can't please everyone and some folks are just plain looking for things to be wrong instead of looking for positives.
I am SO looking forward to more Bee Gees tracks from the two of you, my fave couple :)
She's right n spot on. This is RARE. GOOD JOB GIRL!
Bee Gees and ACDC by far Australia's biggest bands of all time. Bee Gees were prolific song writers too, do a quick on songs they wrote for other artists and film. You'll be blown away
This was the quintessential disco song. Period. Still never tired of it 45 years later....
It's the BEST bass line in pop music.
Blue Eyed Soul at it's very best ... That's the Bee Gees
'Saturday Night Fever' and CPR rescue...what a song! And, yes...I have never heard a falsetto like Barry Gibbs. Other worldly. (.he didn't even know he could go that high until '75 with 'Nights on Broadway')
Sounds as fresh as when it was released.🔥🔥🔥
The superbly talented Brothers Gibb and only us 60 somethings could understand what we had back in the day no auto tune no stupid naked bodies shaking about to make up for your lack of talent this was when music was raw and fantastic, and it’s hard to imagine that Barry is now the only living survivor of his three younger brothers.
This song on so many movies. Lol it's on night at the roxberry. It's on some kid movies too just can't remember. Then of course you got John Travolta doing his thing to this in a classic movie as well
I grew up on BeeGees music. I'm glad your generation appreciates this great music.
Two beautiful songs as well to react to is "ONE" and the other is "ALONE". You guys will love theses songs and you won't regret it 💖💯
For whom the Bells tolls is great.there sings one of the other brothers.imo the best voice of the gibb brothers
They are just as good live !!!!!!!!
Bee gees from Redcliffe, Brisbane Australia. Same hood I live in. I grew up listening to bee gees💯Straight legends.
The fact you have friends of all shades and cultures speaks to the fact that you know we all aren't as different from eachother. Just enough to make it interesting. ❤✌
Believe me, these brothers are for real! GOAT.
You got that Right👌🏻🥰blessed us w fantastic sound, creativity and their incredible harmonies like no other!
Andy too.
Jive Talkin is another hit BeeGees song!
So this was part of the soundtrack that the Bee Gees did for the movie SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. My favorite song of theirs is also on it called "You Should Be Dancing". If you react to it, it might be cool if you did the clip from the movie where John Travolta is dancing to it. There's probably a higher chance of it getting blocked, but I think it'd be great to experience the song first that way. It's here: ruclips.net/video/lMZ9_yrCIqU/видео.html
Good to see younger adults enjoying music from them since 1958 First time on TV can be seen on RUclips from Google I do know Barry is still singing
They are a British singing act of Brothers (Bee Gees) Gibb. Been singing as a family since they were 9 yrs old in England, in 1965.
you guys are going love this song such great song.was in great disco movie Saturday night fever with John Travolta can't wait to see you react to this like you did to much heaven you guys are going be blown away again but you might have heard this song in a movie. You guys should also listen to song night fever, and how deep is your love.
You Should Be Dancing. Jive Talkin. How Deep Is Your Love. Night Fever. All amazing!
This was on the movie Saturday fever in the 70s big movie back then the Bee Gees ruled the 70s unbelievable singers the disco era🐐💙🐐🐐👍☘️
Damn sure makes me happy to see two young people enjoying the music of my teens in the 70s. Likd the big smiles you both had listening.
These were the days of straight talent. No reverb, no loops, just talent. TWe his song was used on many movies, firstly with Saturday Night Fever!
fuck the haters, do you man. we’re here for content, if you wanted to watch the video then go watch the video 🤷🏼♀️
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They wrote 4 songs for the movie
Saturday night Fever