The Bee Gees donated all of the proceeds from this song to UNICEF. It’s to help children around the world. To this date they have received over 10 Million dollars and still collecting today.
They were inspired by many artists. They wrote for Otis Redding, Diana Ross, Dolly Parton, Barbra Streisand and many many others-AND none of the brothers could read or write music. Pure God given talent.
Yes, they wrote a song for Otis Redding, but before he could record it, he died in a plane crash. So, the song 'Islands in the Stream' was given to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers which became a huge hit for them.
I’m so glad you loved the song. The beauty of The Bee Gees was not only their angelic voices, their heavenly harmonies but the fact that they wrote all their own music. They loved to use all different kinds of instruments in their arrangements. Knew were they wanted violins, saxophones, trumpets, etc…and all without knowing how to write or read music. The were all self taught and played guitar, piano/keyboard etc..Maurice was the multi instrumentalist of the three. They even wrote top hits for top artists. They wrote over 1000+ songs of different genres and they were heavily influenced by R&B, Soul, funk. They were perfectionists and would not release something if it did not meet up to their standards. Their three part harmonies are unequaled. Please react to LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT, it’s R&B and Barry’s falsetto is impeccable, thank you for your great reaction. ❤❤❤
I am 70 and the music of the 60s 70s and 80s was the best. The Bee Gees were the best of all of them for me. The twins and Barry started singing at 3 and 4. Barry writes them and still is. See them sing with another brother Andy. THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME other than some church music. I am so glad people are rediscovering them!!!! There is hardly any good music today!!!
It’s a magical song and when it was released, they gave away the rights to UNICEF and it’s raised millions for the charity even if someone else covers it - first group to do that 👍🏻 Nobody like them 🤩
Their range, harmony and songwriting skills are second to none. The Brothers Brilliant never disappoint! This was before autotune was even invented. They are pure talent.
Watching the faces of those of you who weren’t lucky enough to grow up with the music of my generation is sooo satisfying! We were lucky enough to be inundated with great, timeless music and I’m so happy to see its sound touch a new generation. ❤️
Great heartfelt reaction to this classic.🙌 “ FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE” is another harmonious and beautiful soulful/R&B jam…..they were inspired by the Mills Brothers and the Stylistics.
These 3 brothers were born to sing! The 2 on the outside are actually twins! These three used to sing in their bedroom as kids and their mother thought her boys were listening to the radio. Their first performance was when the twins were only 5!! R. I. P. To the twins Robin and Maurice Gibb, you are missed!
ChurchBoy, I just love your enthusiasm for these talented brothers! Your reactions brought joy to my heart. The Bee Gees were singing harmony the year I was born and I'm on the downhill run to 70. They were blessed with talent and worked very diligently. But I believe their music was fueled by love. Each had his own unique voice and vocal strength. I'd encourage you to explore more deeply. Thank you for sharing your joy! 💕
They were masters of their craft. Their harmonies were the essence of their greatness . Fantastic group. Man they don't make music like this anymore .🔥
One of my favorite things about them is whether they're live or recorded they sound exactly the same. They don't like loving a song and hearing it live and it doesn't sound like the recording. They always sound live just like the record.
A perfect arrangement, perfect harmony, amazing range to their voices, especially Barry's voice who just started singing falsetto about halfway thru their career during the disco era. This song may have resulted in the conception of more children while parents were listening to it than any song ever, saving perhaps the instrumental Ravel's "Bolero."
.. Them singing falsetto was actually a day in their studio when singing a song realising they would need a woman's voice.. Only they couldn't think of anyone who would fit in, and while they were playing around with their own voices, trying to see how high notes they could touch, they found their falsetto.. They tried out singing the whole song in falsetto and it worked so perfectly fine they decided to keep it that way.. And they did.. Before that, they sang with their normal voices, until that certain day..
Too Much Heaven is from the Bee Gee's live performance at The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song. It was a benefit concert of popular music held in the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on January 9, 1979. It was intended to raise money for UNICEF world hunger programs and to mark the beginning of the International Year of the Child. The concert was videotaped and broadcast the following day on NBC in the U.S. and around the world. The Bee Gees gave UNICEF rights to all royalties from the song. It's raised about $13 Million for UNICEF thus far.
They never learned to read or write music yet they were gifted geniuses. They always wrote from the heart. Their father was an English band leader and their mother was a singer. People often thought they were black which they took as a massive compliment! Inspired by Everly Brothers, Motown, can't think of others at the moment. It was always about the harmonies.
Welcome to the music of The Brothers Gibb aka The BeeGees! They were awesome! All three brothers could sing falsetto but Barry could hold it longer. The Bee Gee rabbit hole is massive and deep! Will be looking forward to watching your Bee Gee journey. Great response and I loved your reaction! 🎶🎶🎶
They reinvented themselves constantly. Watch the chest, breathing of Barry. Powerful voice!!! They sang as one. They've been singing together since the age of 6 and 9 yrs old.
The BeeGees stands for the Brothers Gibb. Barry is the oldest. Robin and Maurice are twins. They started performing together professionally as young children.
22 studio albums over 50 years, 83 singles released, and the brothers composed close to if not a thousand songs for themselves and many others. The two you’ve reacted to were two of six consecutive #1s they had late 1977 to mid 1979, when they were the biggest thing in the world. 81 other singles to try with easily 30 well worth trying out. Love the Brothers Gibb, BG, Bee Gees.
To my ear the most enjoyable harmonies occur between Robin and Maurice while Barry does his trill (if that’s a word) over the top. Known this one since 1981.
I love the reactions to this video clip. I have not seen one where the person didn't break into a beautiful genuine smile. This is such a good feeling sound. There are very possibly many adults now who are the result of the beautiful music and vibes the Bee Gees. Smoochie music makes the future generations 😊
The Bee Gees had hits in the 60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s and 2000’s and had 22 studio albums and 83 singles. They also wrote songs for most of the top artists such as Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Elvis, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross, Olivia Newton-John, Yvonne Elliman, Tavares, Frankie Valli, Jimmy Ruffin and Dionne Warwick to name but a few. They wrote over 1,000 songs are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Welcome to the wonderful world of the BeeGees! It will not disappoint! They spoke of many inspirations and loved R&B. Right now you're in the 70's, very R&B and dance. Back to the hits in the 60's for more Folk ballads and more. They had hits also in the 80's, 90's up to early 2000's as a group. Until we lost our first BeeGee in 2003. They all also play instruments. Your fun has only just begun! Enjoy! Please listen to "Fanny be Tender with My Love" Quincy Jones claimed might be his favorite R&B song. Have a great night. Thanks
Amazing !!!! I have been listening to the brother Gibb's since they been out...I still get goosebumps when hearing them... Amazing voice's,, great guy's in every since of the word...Love them n thank u....
I think you would really love to watch the video of the Bee Gees singing “You Should Be Dancing’. That was a big hit for them and in the video they add their younger brother Andy Gibb, who was starting his solo career at the time. It has an awesome beat and harmonies. Definitely a dance song and it was in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
The reactions to these songs make me feel as good as you do listening to them. These guys are incredible. I grew up in the 70s on them. 3 brothers, Barry is the only brother still alive. Maurice (pronounced Morris) with the thinning hair, and Robin were fraternal twins.
They were brought up on the music of the Mills Brothers, here in England their father was a Big Bands Drummer and their mother sang with the big bands until they married. The family didn't have much money and the three boys taught themselves to sing close harmony by listening to these recordings and the Everly Brothers on the radio. By ages 5 and 8 the 3 boys were in harmony. (Robin and Maurice are twins). Black Soul and rhythm and blues were their inspiration
The Mills Brothers were a big inspiration for them, especially when they were coming up. They stated in many interviews that their dad was a big fan of their music and their love of harmony came from listening to those records, among others.
You are so so correct re: the Mills Brothers. My son gave me a great picture of very young brothers Gibb and the much older wonderful Mills Brothers. It sits on my piano.
Church Boy, I’m new to your channel and when I tell you that I loved your reaction and input on this classical old skool melodic, buttery, harmonious love Ballard, that I grew up listening to on the streets of New York.. The Bee Gees were a huge part of my life, since I loved dancing to their Disco beats.. I’m so glad to see that you are enjoying it as much as millions of us… God bless you ❤
They started in 1958 as little kids. Other great songs from this time are Fanny be tender with my love, More than a woman, Nights on Broadway, Jive Talking...so many! Enjoy the rabbit hole. Maurice Gibb, balding brother, was responsible for most of their incredible bass lines like in Jive Talking.
I knew this one would blow you away! You are so fun to watch 😂! Now you need to check out “Fanny Be Tender With My Love” and “For Whom The Bell Tolls” in this one you will get to hear Robins beautiful voice. Another great on is “Wish You Were Here”, they wrote this song for their younger brother Andy, he passed away in his 30’s. If I remember correctly they never did this song live because it was too emotional for them.
I watched your face closely right through this song, and your expression is what music should make you feel, and we should get back to this! there is way to much pain in the world as it is!
They were hit writing machines over several genres. I can't imagine what their royalties amounted to. People used to dump on them but they've withstood the test of time.
If you want to check out their musical journey, start with the few black and white videos of when they started as young kids then the 60s, 70s, 80s, etc. They have endured because they are uniquely talented, both vocally and as composers, and because of their ability to reinvent themselves through each decade-changing genre. I got to see them live in 1975 when I was 16 years old.
They started writing their songs 1958 or 1959 and have been going untill the 2000's, just about everyone a hit somewhere in the world. R.I.P To Mo (Maurice, Robin & Andy.)
Barry Gibb is the lead and Robin is on the left and Maurice is on the right. Maurice & Robin are twins but the both have passed away. A younger brother Andy Gibb also had a solo career but passed away in 1980. Drugs & alcohol were not good to him.
Love your honest sincere reaction. Your insight knowledge in music is also appreciated and liked that I learned something, a different angle or view of music.
They were born in the late 40s, so their influences were soul, Motown. Listen to some of their interviews. They loved talking about music. They could also be very funny. Great sense of humor.
These brothers have been written their own music for over 50 years. They were just musical geniuses. Have a listen to Massachusetts or For Whom the bell tolls to hear Robin's vocals soar. For Maurice have a listen to Angel of Mercy with his daughter Sam.
No autotune ....
No dirty lyrics......
Just pure music !!!!!!!
I’m grateful for your work and lagacy!
Pure heaven.
Just pure talent ❤
So right!! Pure joy
Isn’t it crazy how the world is in 2024 but, you hear this song and it DOES but a smile on your face!
The Bee Gees donated all of the proceeds from this song to UNICEF. It’s to help children around the world. To this date they have received over 10 Million dollars and still collecting today.
They were inspired by many artists. They wrote for Otis Redding, Diana Ross, Dolly Parton, Barbra Streisand and many many others-AND none of the brothers could read or write music. Pure God given talent.
That's incredible. It took me a while to learn music theory after I started playing. I'm amazed.God-given talent indeed.
Yes, they wrote a song for Otis Redding, but before he could record it, he died in a plane crash. So, the song 'Islands in the Stream' was given to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers which became a huge hit for them.
@@brendawilson8208 The song they wrote for Otis Redding was To Love Somebody which they then released in 1967 the same year Otis Redding died,
Cannot agree more on the Pure God Talent.
Quincy Jones said their hit “Fanny be Tender with my love “ is one of the best R&B songs he’s ever heard
He also said the Bee Gees are the greatest harmonies ever said he’s ever heard in. Nobody will ever be like them again.
One of my favs
I’m so glad you loved the song. The beauty of The Bee Gees was not only their angelic voices, their heavenly harmonies but the fact that they wrote all their own music. They loved to use all different kinds of instruments in their arrangements. Knew were they wanted violins, saxophones, trumpets, etc…and all without knowing how to write or read music. The were all self taught and played guitar, piano/keyboard etc..Maurice was the multi instrumentalist of the three. They even wrote top hits for top artists. They wrote over 1000+ songs of different genres and they were heavily influenced by R&B, Soul, funk. They were perfectionists and would not release something if it did not meet up to their standards. Their three part harmonies are unequaled. Please react to LOVE YOU INSIDE OUT, it’s R&B and Barry’s falsetto is impeccable, thank you for your great reaction. ❤❤❤
I am 70 and the music of the 60s 70s and 80s was the best. The Bee Gees were the best of all of them for me. The twins and Barry started singing at 3 and 4. Barry writes them and still is. See them sing with another brother Andy. THIS IS MY FAVORITE SONG OF ALL TIME other than some church music. I am so glad people are rediscovering them!!!! There is hardly any good music today!!!
All of the brothers wrote music, not just Barry
The rabbit hole of the Bee Gees is extremely deep. You're welcome!!
It’s a magical song and when it was released, they gave away the rights to UNICEF and it’s raised millions for the charity even if someone else covers it - first group to do that 👍🏻 Nobody like them 🤩
They always credit the Mills Brothers as one of their main inspirations
Their range, harmony and songwriting skills are second to none. The Brothers Brilliant never disappoint! This was before autotune was even invented. They are pure talent.
Watching the faces of those of you who weren’t lucky enough to grow up with the music of my generation is sooo satisfying!
We were lucky enough to be inundated with great, timeless music and I’m so happy to see its sound touch a new generation. ❤️
Great heartfelt reaction to this classic.🙌 “ FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE” is another harmonious and beautiful soulful/R&B jam…..they were inspired by the Mills Brothers and the Stylistics.
These 3 brothers were born to sing! The 2 on the outside are actually twins! These three used to sing in their bedroom as kids and their mother thought her boys were listening to the radio. Their first performance was when the twins were only 5!! R. I. P. To the twins Robin and Maurice Gibb, you are missed!
ChurchBoy, I just love your enthusiasm for these talented brothers! Your reactions brought joy to my heart. The Bee Gees were singing harmony the year I was born and I'm on the downhill run to 70. They were blessed with talent and worked very diligently. But I believe their music was fueled by love. Each had his own unique voice and vocal strength. I'd encourage you to explore more deeply. Thank you for sharing your joy! 💕
ITS LIKE GOD HAS GIVEN US A SMALL GLIMPSE OF WHAT HEAVENLY MUSIC WILL SOUND LIKE, BUT ONLY MORE LOVELY.
They were masters of their craft.
Their harmonies were the essence of their greatness .
Fantastic group.
Man they don't make music like this anymore .🔥
The vibration is so high it's Spiritual
One of my favorite things about them is whether they're live or recorded they sound exactly the same. They don't like loving a song and hearing it live and it doesn't sound like the recording. They always sound live just like the record.
A perfect arrangement, perfect harmony, amazing range to their voices, especially Barry's voice who just started singing falsetto about halfway thru their career during the disco era. This song may have resulted in the conception of more children while parents were listening to it than any song ever, saving perhaps the instrumental Ravel's "Bolero."
.. Them singing falsetto was actually a day in their studio when singing a song realising they would need a woman's voice.. Only they couldn't think of anyone who would fit in, and while they were playing around with their own voices, trying to see how high notes they could touch, they found their falsetto.. They tried out singing the whole song in falsetto and it worked so perfectly fine they decided to keep it that way.. And they did.. Before that, they sang with their normal voices, until that certain day..
Too Much Heaven is from the Bee Gee's live performance at The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song. It was a benefit concert of popular music held in the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on January 9, 1979. It was intended to raise money for UNICEF world hunger programs and to mark the beginning of the International Year of the Child. The concert was videotaped and broadcast the following day on NBC in the U.S. and around the world. The Bee Gees gave UNICEF rights to all royalties from the song. It's raised about $13 Million for UNICEF thus far.
They never learned to read or write music yet they were gifted geniuses. They always wrote from the heart. Their father was an English band leader and their mother was a singer. People often thought they were black which they took as a massive compliment! Inspired by Everly Brothers, Motown, can't think of others at the moment. It was always about the harmonies.
Wow..I absolutely love this group!
These three brothers have been harmonizing since they were very young
They loved the way The Stylistics sounded and wanted to partially emulate them vocally!
One of my favs
The stylistics is on my list.
Welcome to the music of The Brothers Gibb aka The BeeGees! They were awesome! All three brothers could sing falsetto but Barry could hold it longer. The Bee Gee rabbit hole is massive and deep! Will be looking forward to watching your Bee Gee journey. Great response and I loved your reaction!
🎶🎶🎶
The smile on your face throughout the whole song says it all.
Good music never dies
They reinvented themselves constantly. Watch the chest, breathing of Barry. Powerful voice!!! They sang as one. They've been singing together since the age of 6 and 9 yrs old.
The BeeGees stands for the Brothers Gibb. Barry is the oldest. Robin and Maurice are twins. They started performing together professionally as young children.
Superb reaction: sensitive and uncluttered. Thanks!
22 studio albums over 50 years, 83 singles released, and the brothers composed close to if not a thousand songs for themselves and many others. The two you’ve reacted to were two of six consecutive #1s they had late 1977 to mid 1979, when they were the biggest thing in the world. 81 other singles to try with easily 30 well worth trying out. Love the Brothers Gibb, BG, Bee Gees.
To my ear the most enjoyable harmonies occur between Robin and Maurice while Barry does his trill (if that’s a word) over the top. Known this one since 1981.
Love the Bee Gees ... their music does the heart good.
Hearing this appreciation from someone who also knows music theory makes it even more valuable. Great reaction.
I love the reactions to this video clip. I have not seen one where the person didn't break into a beautiful genuine smile. This is such a good feeling sound.
There are very possibly many adults now who are the result of the beautiful music and vibes the Bee Gees. Smoochie music makes the future generations 😊
The Bee Gees had hits in the 60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s and 2000’s and had 22 studio albums and 83 singles. They also wrote songs for most of the top artists such as Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Elvis, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross, Olivia Newton-John, Yvonne Elliman, Tavares, Frankie Valli, Jimmy Ruffin and Dionne Warwick to name but a few. They wrote over 1,000 songs are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
❤WOW❤
There we're 4 brothers the youngest Andy passed away very young. The others later in life. Berry is the only one left.
Welcome to the wonderful world of the BeeGees! It will not disappoint! They spoke of many inspirations and loved R&B. Right now you're in the 70's, very R&B and dance. Back to the hits in the 60's for more Folk ballads and more. They had hits also in the 80's, 90's up to early 2000's as a group. Until we lost our first BeeGee in 2003. They all also play instruments. Your fun has only just begun! Enjoy!
Please listen to "Fanny be Tender with My Love" Quincy Jones claimed might be his favorite R&B song. Have a great night. Thanks
They didn't always use the falsetto but once they started the record label insisted that was the way to go. They weren't wrong!
Love the fact that your reaction along with your music knowledge was superb and appreciated.
Amazing !!!! I have been listening to the brother Gibb's since they been out...I still get goosebumps when hearing them... Amazing voice's,, great guy's in every since of the word...Love them n thank u....
Yeah. They reeled you in there, didnt they? And that's who Barry Gibb is. Feeling goods all around.
He is an amazing talent!
Never see another group like them ever.
I could listen to this music all day.
I think you would really love to watch the video of the Bee Gees singing “You Should Be Dancing’. That was a big hit for them and in the video they add their younger brother Andy Gibb, who was starting his solo career at the time. It has an awesome beat and harmonies. Definitely a dance song and it was in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
Beautiful music came from back in the day that would help you smile. Thank you for a great reaction
Nice reaction! Minable pausing... Your smile says it all.❤
You got a TON of great music to hear by them! Stayin alive for one. Also Run to me, Nights on Broadway, Lonely days, Tragedy....soooo MANY!!!
The reactions to these songs make me feel as good as you do listening to them. These guys are incredible. I grew up in the 70s on them. 3 brothers, Barry is the only brother still alive. Maurice (pronounced Morris) with the thinning hair, and Robin were fraternal twins.
They were brought up on the music of the Mills Brothers, here in England their father was a Big Bands Drummer and their mother sang with the big bands until they married. The family didn't have much money and the three boys taught themselves to sing close harmony by listening to these recordings and the Everly Brothers on the radio. By ages 5 and 8 the 3 boys were in harmony. (Robin and Maurice are twins). Black Soul and rhythm and blues were their inspiration
Your lovely smile throughout this performance said it all 😊 Love the Gibb bros..sending you love from London ❤ 🇬🇧
The Mills Brothers were a big inspiration for them, especially when they were coming up. They stated in many interviews that their dad was a big fan of their music and their love of harmony came from listening to those records, among others.
Brothers have a special sound when singing harmony. Family too. Beach Boys, etc…
You are so so correct re: the Mills Brothers. My son gave me a great picture of very young brothers Gibb and the much older wonderful Mills Brothers. It sits on my piano.
One of the greatest love songs ever
The greatest vocal trio of all time in my opinion 😔👍
Church Boy,
I’m new to your channel and when I tell you that I loved your reaction and input on this classical old skool melodic, buttery, harmonious love Ballard, that I grew up listening to on the streets of New York..
The Bee Gees were a huge part of my life, since I loved dancing to their Disco beats..
I’m so glad to see that you are enjoying it as much as millions of us…
God bless you ❤
They started in 1958 as little kids. Other great songs from this time are Fanny be tender with my love, More than a woman, Nights on Broadway, Jive Talking...so many! Enjoy the rabbit hole. Maurice Gibb, balding brother, was responsible for most of their incredible bass lines like in Jive Talking.
I will have to check that out
I knew this one would blow you away! You are so fun to watch 😂! Now you need to check out “Fanny Be Tender With My Love” and “For Whom The Bell Tolls” in this one you will get to hear Robins beautiful voice. Another great on is “Wish You Were Here”, they wrote this song for their younger brother Andy, he passed away in his 30’s. If I remember correctly they never did this song live because it was too emotional for them.
The brothers harmonize perfectly they did this live in a studio with an orchestra, no auto tunes in the 70's Robin, Barry in the middle, Maurice Gibb
I watched your face closely right through this song, and your expression is what music should make you feel, and we should get back to this! there is way to much pain in the world as it is!
The Bee Gees were phenonal musicians. One of the best group of the time. I know their home in Australia.
Love the Tone of your voice ❤❤❤
So glad you enjoyed it, it shows as people,we love music and colours don't matter ❤
They were hit writing machines over several genres. I can't imagine what their royalties amounted to. People used to dump on them but they've withstood the test of time.
Ok, now that you have 'stepped in it' (BeeGees), time to check their biggest hit 'Staying Alive'.
Just ran across your channel, the Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!
Musical ecstacy.
Dope on Dope.
Staccato, Vibrato, Tremolo and thats just the vocals. Uncommon Harmony
I can only imagine what the music is going to sound like in Heaven 😊
❤ I loved your response,you didn't talk a lot you just listen and enjoy the music . The harmonies are a little touch of heaven
Listened to about 4 reactions...
You're fun to listen to... relatable.
Thanks!!!
If you want to check out their musical journey, start with the few black and white videos of when they started as young kids then the 60s, 70s, 80s, etc. They have endured because they are uniquely talented, both vocally and as composers, and because of their ability to reinvent themselves through each decade-changing genre. I got to see them live in 1975 when I was 16 years old.
Pure Music and Soul ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My freind i'm addict to that look of surprise God bless
They are the best.
Soul man
Aretha Thomas and the Beatles and Elvis and others!!! The Greateat!
Music is all about frequencies and when those frequencies touch your soul you get chills.
You need to listen to their song "fanny be tender" if you love this harmony ❤
They were so talented.they make me happy and sad
They started writing their songs 1958 or 1959 and have been going untill the 2000's, just about everyone a hit somewhere in the world.
R.I.P To Mo (Maurice, Robin & Andy.)
Smoothest white guy ever Robin Gibb
Barry Gibb is the lead and Robin is on the left and Maurice is on the right. Maurice & Robin are twins but the both have passed away. A younger brother Andy Gibb also had a solo career but passed away in 1980. Drugs & alcohol were not good to him.
Your break down of songs and singers AND you don't talk over the whole song. Instant subscribe.
Amen and Amen to you. I grew up with this. Enjoy the rabbit hole!
They were awesome and very underrated, this song is spectacular!!!!
Crazy harmony
Bee Gees have been around as long as the Beatles!
The Stylistics were a big influence on the BeeGees. 😊Can’t believe your perfect pitch!
Among many other varied influences, ❤They were inspired by the falsetto in The Stylistics music.❤l❤
Heavenly....♥ Still resent to this day my mother not letting me go to see them in concert with my older sister's friend, who had BACKSTAGE PASSES.
Feel ya'.
Thank you man God blrss you this song does something to me as a older woman.
Only the Bee Gees pure music from an Era that cannot be matched ever.
Beautiful reaction, thank you.
Love your honest sincere reaction. Your insight knowledge in music is also appreciated and liked that I learned something, a different angle or view of music.
They remind me here of The Stylistics. The great Stylistics. Even Smokey Robinson.
love your reaction...its the real thing!! no autotune!! pure talent..
Reminds me of 'The Stylistics'....pure pop perfection !
Patty-You should try How Deep is Your Love. The harmonies in this one are just as amazing.
They were born in the late 40s, so their influences were soul, Motown. Listen to some of their interviews. They loved talking about music. They could also be very funny. Great sense of humor.
Brilliant reaction to the bee gees loved it
These brothers have been written their own music for over 50 years. They were just musical geniuses. Have a listen to Massachusetts or For Whom the bell tolls to hear Robin's vocals soar. For Maurice have a listen to Angel of Mercy with his daughter Sam.