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All 3 are brothers (Robin, Barry & Maurice)... The one in the middle is Barry, and he is the only brother alive today... Maurice dies in 2003 and Robin died in 2012... They had a younger brother named Andy and when he got older, Barry helped him with a solo career, but Andy died in 1988 from drugs..... I highly suggest you listen to ALL of the Bee Gees songs & Andy Gibb's songs.
His brother Robin has an equally unique voice. If you react to I Started A Joke, you can hear him do his thing. Bee Gees were freaking amazing. They changed their sound with the times, too, and always sounded great. Great reaction!
@@frankiebowie6174 I agree about practice/work to hone the skills. However; not having that "natural talent", I could spend a life time practicing diligently and could never even come close to their level.
Barry actually has a lower voice than the twins. The falsetto was discovered after the band’s producer heard the recording of the song, “Nights on Broadway” and said, “it’s too bad one of you can’t scream in tune!” Barry said he would try and that amazing falsetto was born.
The brothers didnt need auto-tune. They were often asked to sing acapella and they were always PERFECT! Listen to some of their live stuff. Also,their children are now recording together and with Barry, who is the last living Bee Gee. You wont hear anything like them again!
The Brothers Gibb. Barry in the middle, Robbin on the left and Maurice on the right. Robbin's voice is even more unique than Barry's according to many.
You have been officially "bee-geed". So great to see the younger gen. Appreciate them..we who grew up with them as the musical backdrop to our lives were lucky..simpler times..... 💕 Your reactions this... couldn't stop laughing when you said during the song, "wait, I'm married_" Def. A musical massage for the soul
Just to let you know they're brothers that's their real voices and it's a real Orchestra those are three god-given voices believe that in Jesus name yes it is
It's like they invented harmony. Live band, no auto tune, no computerized voice enhancement and one mic for all three of them. Back then (1979). singing was just pure, raw talent. By the date of this recording, the BeeGees had already been singing together professionally for 21 years when Barry was 12 years old and the twins were just 9. All of the Gibb brothers including little brother, Andy, could sing in that amazing falsetto voice. But Barry was the master. He was able to exorcise more control over it. The Gibbs were, in my opinion, the most multi-talented families in music history. They wrote their own songs as well as writing songs for many other musical greats.This song was included on a compilation album to benefit UNICEF. There were many artists who recorded songs on the album, but the BeeGees gave all the royalties from this song in any form. In, at that time, an unprecedented move, they also gave UNICEF the publishing rights to Too Much Heaven. To date, Too Much Heaven has raised over 11 million dollars for UNICEF. In 1967, they wrote a song called To Love Somebody which appeared on their third album titled BeeGees 1st, but their first internationally, as the first two albums were only released in Australia. BeeGees 1st was released in July '67. Otis Redding was set to record To Love Somebody on his next album. Sadly, Otis was killed in a plane crash, Dec 10,1967. I thought for the longest time that they didn't record it themselves until after the death of Otis Redding. Their brother Andy Gibb had a very successful solo career as well until his death on March 10,1988. Just 5 days after turning 30. Andy had developed myocarditis, inflammation of the heart, which was brought on by a viral infection While most people recover from myocarditis, Andy's body was unable to fight the infection due to his history of drug use. Soo sad! The 1st time I heard this song, I was 15 years old. I was sitting on the floor in our living room. They sang with so much emotion that I had tears running down my face. It didn't hurt that before this I found out that Barry and I shared the same birthday, me in 1963 and him in 1946. While I was crying, my daddy came in and told me to knock it off or he'd change the channel. He was mean. A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10
Pure voices. No auto tune or pitch correct from these brothers that have been singing and harmonizing since they were very young. Barry discovered his falsetto by accident. And there was no auto tune or pitch correction in the 1970s.
My husband and I used to Roller Skate to this song and do the couples only and he used to sing this to me... We dated in High School in Anchorage,Alaska. I was 15 and he was 16 at the time... We lost contact for over 32 years and found each other in 2015 and we got married 10 days after I made it back with him... It still feels like when we was in High School...
The Bee Gees stands for the Brothers Gibb; they were brothers. Barry in the middle is the only one still alive now. The other two were twins Maurice and Robin. Barry had perfect falsetto and the Bee Gee's harmony was amazing. React to "Spirits Being Flown", "You Win Again", "One".
Unfortunately, Mo passed in 2003 and Robin in 2012, but Barry is still going strong and was Nighted a couple of years ago. So he’s now Sir Barry Gibb.🎼❤️🇦🇺
I'm in my 60's and I grew up listening to the BeeGees and it really touches me how you both reacted to this song. Thank you for sharing your video and introducing quite possibly the 3 greatest combined voices to ever sing into a microphone to some of the younger generations.
The style of Barry Gibb of The Bee Gees is called Falsetto singing.These Guys were The "Real Deal".You guys need to review "Staying Alive" and "How Deep Is Your Love" both from the Saturday Night Fever Movie Soundtrack.
When I was a child in the seventies, I heard this very song on the AM/FM radio. I fell in love with the angelic voices and the music. But I didn't know who sang the song until this year when I watched the Bee Gees video of Too Much Heaven for the first time. The video adds another dimension to my love of this song that I will never tire hearing on repeat. The exceptional talent, professionalism, the class, the finesse, the emotional uplift that the Bee Gees delivers in this video are amazing.
Our music in the 70's was just absolutely like no other decade. The Bee Gees were my favorite. Barry and his falsetto. OMG!! Still listen to them now and always will. Compared to what the world is now, those were definitely the Good Ole Days. Music was tops - variety of many, many songwriters and a different variety of love music. We had it all together back then!!! THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!
These are the Gibbs brothers singing live after winning an intermational award to use their song for aid funding!!! They are treasures for all time!!!!
Love love love the Bee Gees! Was fortunate enough to see Barry in concert a couple of years ago. Amazing. Try reacting to Words, You Win Again, I Started a Joke, New York Mining Disaster, Holiday, Man in the Middle, and Closer Than Close. Too many to mention!!
@@Ozefan2580 Aw,he's such a legend! Seems like such a lovely man.In one of his interviews,he said that as a teenager he always got dumped in his relationships because as soon as he had a girlfriend,get wanted them to be together forever,lol,he was so intense from the getgo that they would immediately dump him! Can you imagine ?
I think you guys were born in the wrong decade. I can't think just how much you would have enjoyed the 70's music when it first came out. Glad to see you enjoying it today!
The bee gees defined my generation . Disco in NYC . Grew up in Queens and when Saturday night fever the movie came out these guys blew up. Amazing vocals . There are some really good video of them very early in there career that is amazing also. I get emotional Everytime I hear these songs. Glad you boys liked it
When a man pushes his voice higher than it naturally wants to go, that range is called falsetto. Every man can push his voice into the falsetto range, but it takes a lot of work and practice to make it sound GOOD. Barry Gibb has an awesome falsetto. Another musician you know who has a great falsetto is Roger Taylor, the Queen drummer -- he's the one who did all the really high bits in Bohemian Rhapsody, like the high "Gallileos," and that great, long, high note toward the end of the '81 Montreal version of Somebody to Love. The BeeGees were one of THE top disco bands in the 70s. They were incredibly popular when I was like 10-14 (I'm 56 now). After that, they still had their fans, but the disco craze ended very abruptly. I remember around school, by about '79 or '80 it was very common for teenagers to claim that they not only hated disco, but had never liked it. These were kids I'd gone to school with for a number of years; I remembered these same exact kids raving about the BeeGees, their little brother Andy Gibb (who went solo and became a superstar, sort of like Michael Jackson did later when he split from the Jackson Five), and Donna Summer, Chic, ELO, etc., singing their songs, wearing their T-shirts, the whole nine yards. If you like the BeeGees, check out Andy Gibb's stuff too; it's very similar.
Absolutely love the Bee Gees. This one has to be my favourite of the over one thousand songs they have written. "You Win Again" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" come in as my next favourites. Chills every time I hear it.
"Too Much Heaven" is a song by the Bee Gees, which was the band's contribution to the "Music for UNICEF" fund. They performed it at the Music for UNICEF Concert on 9 January 1979. The song later found its way to the group's thirteenth original album, Spirits Having Flown. It hit No. 1 in both the United States and Canada. In the United States, the song was the first single out of three from the album to interrupt a song's stay at #1. "Too Much Heaven" knocked "Le Freak" off the top spot for two weeks before "Le Freak" returned to #1 again.[1] "Too Much Heaven" also rose to the top three in the United Kingdom. In the US, it would become the fourth of six consecutive No. 1s in a single year, equalling the record set by Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles for the most consecutive No. 1 songs. Robin Gibb reportedly said on the Bee Gees' interview for Billboard in 2001 that this track was one of his favourite songs of the Bee Gees.[2]
What you’re hearing is Bee Gees Mk ll, the falsetto sounds especially in soul music was typical of the times...1975,1976 mainly, but this intrepid group carried it through even to the late 90s.. During interviews with the Gibb brothers, reference is made to The Stylistics...check ‘em out!
REAL VOICES NO AUTO TUNE !!!!!! THEY ARE ALL REAL BROTHERS, BARRY ROBIN & MAURICE ...BARRY WAS LEAD SINGER ALTHO ROBIN & MAURICE HAVE SONG LEAD ON SOME SONGS THAT WERE HITS TOO SADLY ROBIN & MAURICE HAVE PASSED AWAY & BARRY JUST FINISH HIS LAST CONCERT THIS PAST WEDNESDAY 02/23/22 AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL... THEY HAVE SO MANY HITS FROM THE 60'S 70'S & 80'S MY NEXT FAVORITE IS "HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE " SO GLAD TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE SINCERELY APPRICATE THEIR MUSIC! LOVE YOUR REACTIONS GUYS!!!
"Too Much Heaven" was released nine months after "Night Fever". At the time, this had been the longest gap in The Bee Gees' distribution of singles since 1975.[citation needed] The single "Too Much Heaven" was released in the late autumn of 1978 (it had originally been intended for use in the John Travolta movie Moment By Moment, but was pulled before the film's release reportedly because Barry Gibb thought the movie was awful when he was shown a rough cut),[citation needed] and started a slow ascent up the music charts. In the first week of 1979, preceding the Music for UNICEF Concert, the single first topped the charts in both the United States and Canada. In the United Kingdom, the single peaked at number three late in 1978. A slow ballad that was unlike the previous two singles off the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, Barry Gibb noted that the group wanted to "move in an R&B direction, still maintaining our lyric power, and our melody power as well."[citation needed] In the summer of 1978, the Gibb brothers announced their latest project at a news conference at the United Nations in New York City. All of the publishing royalties on their next single would go into UNICEF, to celebrate the International Year of the Child, which was designated to be 1979. The song earned over $7 million in publishing royalties. Then-United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim heralded the move as "an outstanding and generous initiative."[citation needed] The Bee Gees were later invited to the White House, where President Jimmy Carter thanked the group for their donation. At the ceremony, the brothers presented Carter with one of their black satin tour jackets. Carter remarked that he was "not a disco fan" but knew enough about their music because his daughter Amy was a big fan.[citation needed] In later years, the brothers performed the song with only Barry's guitar and keyboards, with all three singing in their normal range. This version was part of a medley the brothers did as part of their 1989 One For All tour, and is also included on the Tales from the Brothers Gibb box set alongside the original version. "Too Much Heaven" also reached No. 2 in Cash Box charts in six weeks between 30 December 1978 and 3 February 1979 behind Chic's "Le Freak".[5][6]
Only one brother alive. The one in the middle. Barry whom you guys loved his voice. There are so many songs they made 9 no 1s. At one point they were the hottest group.
You two should be on staff your reactions and banter are great u both work well together As for the bee gees I was brought up in that era great music well done chaps
All 4 Gibb brothers (Barry, Maurice, Robin, and Andy) had beautiful voices. The Bee Gees were pop gods putting out music from the 1950's (as children) up to the 2000's when Maurice and then Robin died. Absolute musical geniuses. Barry (the lead on this) is still alive and putting out albums with his children. He's still kicking butt at 70.
I think you should react to How can you Mend a Broken Heart by the Bee Gees that is my favorite but you could listen to about a million good songs by the Bee Gees.
Hello there guys, I really enjoy your reaction to the song and I enjoy your channel. That being said, you need to react to the Bee Gees singing Fanny be tender you will be astonished. Thank you
I hope that Maurice & Robin who passed in 2003 & 2012 didn't wait in line & did find heaven. God would have welcomed them with open arms to join his heavenly choir. Their voices were unique & Barry the one in the middle is the last brother standing sad to say but their decades of hits will go on & on with each new generation. No other singer or group will come close to these guys.
Barry didn't start singing in falsetto till mid 70s. They have been singing since Barry was 10 and Maurice and Robin were 6. They change their sound per the era, late 60's early 70s didco, then pop songs. Their little brother Andy had a solo career, because the older brothers were already established. Unfortunately the only one alive is Barry the oldest. This song the donated all the proceeds to UNICEF, 7 million dollars.
Barry Gibb is the lead singer (tall one with thick hair, beard & mustache, in the middle). he is also the eldest brother of this trio. Robin & Maurice were fraternal twins. Their youngest brother, Andy Gibb (also an amazing singer & solo artist in his own right) passed away first at the age of only 30 yrs old (back in 1988). Maurice (the other one with mustache & beard) was the next to pass away in 2003 (age 54). His twin, Robin (no facial hair) died in 2012 (age 63)... Barry is now 73 & still performs as the last Bee Gee - so sad to see him on stage alone. Be sure to check out their other songs as well as their brother Andy's hit songs - the most popular being Shadow dancing, I just want to be your everything, Thicker than water, Everlasting love, & I can't help it (duet with Olivia Newton-John).
All 3 are brothers, Barry is the high singer in the middle, he is the oldest brother and the only one left alive. The other two were actually twins. Their youngest brother was beginning to make music with them and they helped him in his solo career, he looked slot like Barry, but sadly he died. Though he was the youngest he was the first to die. The bee gees went on to write many famous songs, hits in fact for other famous artists.
The BeeGees are all brothers. Barry, the taller one is the only brother still living. The two younger brothers have passed , one in 2003 and the other one in 2012. They were songwriters and performers who will be loved forever.
They have hundreds off songs no auto cue all live Barry in middle Robin left and his twin morris right sadly only Barry alive now 3 English brothers x7
Spirits Having Flown was one of THE albums to have in 1979. Donna Summer's Bad Girls, Supertramp's Breakfast in America, Electric Light Orchestra's Discovery, ABBA's Voulez Vous...
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BrosReact0151 I love the BeeGees. Family harmony is amazing.
All three were very talented you really need to listen to I started a Joke featuring Robin Gibb he had a fantastic voice.
They were the best back in the 70's. My absolute favorite group.
Rita Erickson still the best even though Two are no longer with us.
All 3 are brothers (Robin, Barry & Maurice)... The one in the middle is Barry, and he is the only brother alive today... Maurice dies in 2003 and Robin died in 2012... They had a younger brother named Andy and when he got older, Barry helped him with a solo career, but Andy died in 1988 from drugs..... I highly suggest you listen to ALL of the Bee Gees songs & Andy Gibb's songs.
His brother Robin has an equally unique voice. If you react to I Started A Joke, you can hear him do his thing. Bee Gees were freaking amazing. They changed their sound with the times, too, and always sounded great. Great reaction!
And remember - NO AUTO-TUNE!!!! Just pure natural talent!
And when music actually spoke to women, like love letters! Today's singers bar a few should be hanging their heads in shame!
Natural talent, yes, but years of practice and work as well. You don’t fall off the turnip truck singing like that.
@@frankiebowie6174 I agree about practice/work to hone the skills. However; not having that "natural talent", I could spend a life time practicing diligently and could never even come close to their level.
Don A I’m glad I did. ❤️
There was no auto-tune in those year's.
One microphone, three brothers
Pure talent, years of hits and hits
The likes of which will never be seen again
Barry actually has a lower voice than the twins. The falsetto was discovered after the band’s producer heard the recording of the song, “Nights on Broadway” and said, “it’s too bad one of you can’t scream in tune!” Barry said he would try and that amazing falsetto was born.
The brothers didnt need auto-tune. They were often asked to sing acapella and they were always PERFECT! Listen to some of their live stuff. Also,their children are now recording together and with Barry, who is the last living Bee Gee. You wont hear anything like them again!
No auto tunes back then! Just beautiful voices! A gift from God! 💞
God blessed all 4 brothers with amazing voices. Andy is the youngest and not in many songs.
The Brothers Gibb. Barry in the middle, Robbin on the left and Maurice on the right. Robbin's voice is even more unique than Barry's according to many.
Yah buddy ! The Bee Gees are “ heavy weights “ ! Of the music industry
You have been officially "bee-geed". So great to see the younger gen. Appreciate them..we who grew up with them as the musical backdrop to our lives were lucky..simpler times..... 💕 Your reactions this... couldn't stop laughing when you said during the song, "wait, I'm married_"
Def. A musical massage for the soul
Just to let you know they're brothers that's their real voices and it's a real Orchestra those are three god-given voices believe that in Jesus name yes it is
Barry's natural singing voice is baritone. They switched to falsetto in the late 70's during the disco craze.
That's called perfect harmony!
It's like they invented harmony. Live band, no auto tune, no computerized voice enhancement and one mic for all three of them. Back then (1979). singing was just pure, raw talent. By the date of this recording, the BeeGees had already been singing together professionally for 21 years when Barry was 12 years old and the twins were just 9. All of the Gibb brothers including little brother, Andy, could sing in that amazing falsetto voice. But Barry was the master. He was able to exorcise more control over it. The Gibbs were, in my opinion, the most multi-talented families in music history. They wrote their own songs as well as writing songs for many other musical greats.This song was included on a compilation album to benefit UNICEF. There were many artists who recorded songs on the album, but the BeeGees gave all the royalties from this song in any form. In, at that time, an unprecedented move, they also gave UNICEF the publishing rights to Too Much Heaven. To date, Too Much Heaven has raised over 11 million dollars for UNICEF. In 1967, they wrote a song called To Love Somebody which appeared on their third album titled BeeGees 1st, but their first internationally, as the first two albums were only released in Australia. BeeGees 1st was released in July '67. Otis Redding was set to record To Love Somebody on his next album. Sadly, Otis was killed in a plane crash, Dec 10,1967. I thought for the longest time that they didn't record it themselves until after the death of Otis Redding. Their brother Andy Gibb had a very successful solo career as well until his death on March 10,1988. Just 5 days after turning 30. Andy had developed myocarditis, inflammation of the heart, which was brought on by a viral infection While most people recover from myocarditis, Andy's body was unable to fight the infection due to his history of drug use. Soo sad! The 1st time I heard this song, I was 15 years old. I was sitting on the floor in our living room. They sang with so much emotion that I had tears running down my face. It didn't hurt that before this I found out that Barry and I shared the same birthday, me in 1963 and him in 1946. While I was crying, my daddy came in and told me to knock it off or he'd change the channel. He was mean.
A lot of people believe (And I used to be one) that this song was written specifically for Otis Redding, and that the BeeGees decided to record after he died. I thought so too until I realized the dates didn't match up to that story. Otis loved the song when he heard it. He mentioned it in an interview or something. He was going to cover it. The BeeGees couldn't have decided to record it after he died. To Love Somebody was one of the songs on the BeeGees first international album called BeeGees 1st. That album was released in mid July in 1967, several months before Otis Redding was killed in a plane crash on Dec. 10
Must do "How Deep is Your love" by The Bee Gees.
Pure voices. No auto tune or pitch correct from these brothers that have been singing and harmonizing since they were very young. Barry discovered his falsetto by accident. And there was no auto tune or pitch correction in the 1970s.
My husband and I used to Roller Skate to this song and do the couples only and he used to sing this to me...
We dated in High School in Anchorage,Alaska. I was 15 and he was 16 at the time...
We lost contact for over 32 years and found each other in 2015 and we got married 10 days after I made it back with him...
It still feels like when we was in High School...
The Bee Gees stands for the Brothers Gibb; they were brothers. Barry in the middle is the only one still alive now. The other two were twins Maurice and Robin. Barry had perfect falsetto and the Bee Gee's harmony was amazing. React to "Spirits Being Flown", "You Win Again", "One".
One of the greatest bands ever, probably the biggest band in the World during the late 70s. Had a huge number of hits.
Unfortunately, Mo passed in 2003 and Robin in 2012, but Barry is still going strong and was Nighted a couple of years ago. So he’s now Sir Barry Gibb.🎼❤️🇦🇺
The amazing Bee Gees! god, the hits they wrote (for themselves and MANY huge talents)!
Perfect harmonies every time from the Bee Gee's. Class act.
This is the best Bee Gees song but Tragedy is great too. They wrote tragedy and Too.much Heaven in the same afternoon!!!!!
I've Got to get a message to you , Stayin Alive , are just two more of their songs you should react too . They have no bad songs they did .
Barry (middle) really walked the talk...he's been married to his wife for around 50 years!
Thank you bros for playing the Bee Gees us old people love them.
I'm in my 60's and I grew up listening to the BeeGees and it really touches me how you both reacted to this song. Thank you for sharing your video and introducing quite possibly the 3 greatest combined voices to ever sing into a microphone to some of the younger generations.
好的東西是要永留我們心中❤
Its 4 brothers , only Barry is still alive , Andy Gibb was the youngest and he died 1st at a young age
Thank you BeeGee’s. Barry Gibb is the last one living. So much talent gone but not forgotten…..
My bro on the left was tearing up, but that's fine my bro. I did to when it first came out!
Tell me that didn’t give you chills! Don’t lie... haha!
Barry's falsetto is one of the best in the world in my opinion.
The style of Barry Gibb of The Bee Gees is called Falsetto singing.These Guys were The "Real Deal".You guys need to review "Staying Alive" and "How Deep Is Your Love" both from the Saturday Night Fever Movie Soundtrack.
When I was a child in the seventies, I heard this very song on the AM/FM radio. I fell in love with the angelic voices and the music. But I didn't know who sang the song until this year when I watched the Bee Gees video of Too Much Heaven for the first time. The video adds another dimension to my love of this song that I will never tire hearing on repeat. The exceptional talent, professionalism, the class, the finesse, the emotional uplift that the Bee Gees delivers in this video are amazing.
Our music in the 70's was just absolutely like no other decade. The Bee Gees were my favorite. Barry and his falsetto. OMG!! Still listen to them now and always will. Compared to what the world is now, those were definitely the Good Ole Days. Music was tops - variety of many, many songwriters and a different variety of love music. We had it all together back then!!! THE BEST OF THE BEST!!!!!!
Frickin Barry Gibb. Amazing. His voice is such a beautiful thing.... great to see these guys appreciate such talent.
Classic 3 part harmony, the likes of which we'll not hear, again.-----------------------------------WolfSky9
These are the Gibbs brothers singing live after winning an intermational award to use their song for aid funding!!! They are treasures for all time!!!!
This style of singing is called falsetto, another great falsetto singer is Frankie Valli of the 4 seasons
And Barry Gibb wrote the song Grease!
Love love love the Bee Gees! Was fortunate enough to see Barry in concert a couple of years ago. Amazing. Try reacting to Words, You Win Again, I Started a Joke, New York Mining Disaster, Holiday, Man in the Middle, and Closer Than Close. Too many to mention!!
Oh you're so lucky to have seen Barry perform!
@@lizzieball3795 I certainly was! He is so talented and, I think, was genuinely moved by the love he was feeling from the audience.
@@Ozefan2580 Aw,he's such a legend! Seems like such a lovely man.In one of his interviews,he said that as a teenager he always got dumped in his relationships because as soon as he had a girlfriend,get wanted them to be together forever,lol,he was so intense from the getgo that they would immediately dump him! Can you imagine ?
When the Bee Gees made this record all of the money went to UNICEF for children
I think you guys were born in the wrong decade. I can't think just how much you would have enjoyed the 70's music when it first came out. Glad to see you enjoying it today!
The Brothers Gibb, perfection.
Nights on broadway
Oh YEAH! NOB is the BEST! Blamin' it all!
Agree, his voice is his instrument and he knows how to use it. Decades of songs, you’ll enjoy discovering their other songs.
They had harmony galore.
I'm so glad you guys are blown away by this song!
Ok- so happy you enjoyed them! You wanna shake your bootys a bit- Please react to “Stayin Alive”, “Night Fever” by them- for starters!! 💛🤘🏼✌️
The bee gees defined my generation . Disco in NYC . Grew up in Queens and when Saturday night fever the movie came out these guys blew up. Amazing vocals . There are some really good video of them very early in there career that is amazing also. I get emotional Everytime I hear these songs. Glad you boys liked it
Barry in the middle is the only remaining bee gee. The others passed. I saw them in 1978. Was amazing!!!!!
Every time that i leason to this song i still get Emotionl and i herdit about a Thousand times
they owned the 70"s every song they did was at the top of the charts
No one will ever be able to touch the music and sound they made
So true! I still listen to them every day!
Should also react to Bee Gees "To Love Somebody".
Barry Gibb is listed in Guinnes as the second most successful songwriter in history behind only Paul McCartney. Not too shabby.
Thanks for the info:)
You guys should react to I Started a Joke by Robin Gibb
I was a little boy in the 70's (born in 73) but the music is remembered and feels so nostalgic. I am glad I was exposed to this era
Born 1969. Comfortable music
Sounds of Angel's
Hey guys, I grew up listening to The Bee Gees and I just adored them they have many songs keep up the good work love u guys... Sadie
When a man pushes his voice higher than it naturally wants to go, that range is called falsetto. Every man can push his voice into the falsetto range, but it takes a lot of work and practice to make it sound GOOD. Barry Gibb has an awesome falsetto. Another musician you know who has a great falsetto is Roger Taylor, the Queen drummer -- he's the one who did all the really high bits in Bohemian Rhapsody, like the high "Gallileos," and that great, long, high note toward the end of the '81 Montreal version of Somebody to Love.
The BeeGees were one of THE top disco bands in the 70s. They were incredibly popular when I was like 10-14 (I'm 56 now). After that, they still had their fans, but the disco craze ended very abruptly. I remember around school, by about '79 or '80 it was very common for teenagers to claim that they not only hated disco, but had never liked it. These were kids I'd gone to school with for a number of years; I remembered these same exact kids raving about the BeeGees, their little brother Andy Gibb (who went solo and became a superstar, sort of like Michael Jackson did later when he split from the Jackson Five), and Donna Summer, Chic, ELO, etc., singing their songs, wearing their T-shirts, the whole nine yards.
If you like the BeeGees, check out Andy Gibb's stuff too; it's very similar.
Absolutely love the Bee Gees. This one has to be my favourite of the over one thousand songs they have written. "You Win Again" and "For Whom the Bell Tolls" come in as my next favourites. Chills every time I hear it.
"Too Much Heaven" is a song by the Bee Gees, which was the band's contribution to the "Music for UNICEF" fund. They performed it at the Music for UNICEF Concert on 9 January 1979. The song later found its way to the group's thirteenth original album, Spirits Having Flown. It hit No. 1 in both the United States and Canada. In the United States, the song was the first single out of three from the album to interrupt a song's stay at #1. "Too Much Heaven" knocked "Le Freak" off the top spot for two weeks before "Le Freak" returned to #1 again.[1] "Too Much Heaven" also rose to the top three in the United Kingdom. In the US, it would become the fourth of six consecutive No. 1s in a single year, equalling the record set by Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles for the most consecutive No. 1 songs.
Robin Gibb reportedly said on the Bee Gees' interview for Billboard in 2001 that this track was one of his favourite songs of the Bee Gees.[2]
What you’re hearing is Bee Gees Mk ll, the falsetto sounds especially in soul music was typical of the times...1975,1976 mainly, but this intrepid group carried it through even to the late 90s.. During interviews with the Gibb brothers, reference is made to The Stylistics...check ‘em out!
REAL VOICES NO AUTO TUNE !!!!!! THEY ARE ALL REAL BROTHERS, BARRY ROBIN & MAURICE ...BARRY WAS LEAD SINGER ALTHO ROBIN & MAURICE HAVE SONG LEAD ON SOME SONGS THAT WERE HITS TOO SADLY ROBIN & MAURICE HAVE PASSED AWAY & BARRY JUST FINISH HIS LAST CONCERT THIS PAST WEDNESDAY 02/23/22 AT THE HOLLYWOOD BOWL... THEY HAVE SO MANY HITS FROM THE 60'S 70'S & 80'S MY NEXT FAVORITE IS "HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE " SO GLAD TO SEE YOUNG PEOPLE SINCERELY APPRICATE THEIR MUSIC! LOVE YOUR REACTIONS GUYS!!!
"Too Much Heaven" was released nine months after "Night Fever". At the time, this had been the longest gap in The Bee Gees' distribution of singles since 1975.[citation needed]
The single "Too Much Heaven" was released in the late autumn of 1978 (it had originally been intended for use in the John Travolta movie Moment By Moment, but was pulled before the film's release reportedly because Barry Gibb thought the movie was awful when he was shown a rough cut),[citation needed] and started a slow ascent up the music charts. In the first week of 1979, preceding the Music for UNICEF Concert, the single first topped the charts in both the United States and Canada. In the United Kingdom, the single peaked at number three late in 1978. A slow ballad that was unlike the previous two singles off the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, Barry Gibb noted that the group wanted to "move in an R&B direction, still maintaining our lyric power, and our melody power as well."[citation needed] In the summer of 1978, the Gibb brothers announced their latest project at a news conference at the United Nations in New York City. All of the publishing royalties on their next single would go into UNICEF, to celebrate the International Year of the Child, which was designated to be 1979. The song earned over $7 million in publishing royalties. Then-United Nations Secretary-General Kurt Waldheim heralded the move as "an outstanding and generous initiative."[citation needed]
The Bee Gees were later invited to the White House, where President Jimmy Carter thanked the group for their donation. At the ceremony, the brothers presented Carter with one of their black satin tour jackets. Carter remarked that he was "not a disco fan" but knew enough about their music because his daughter Amy was a big fan.[citation needed] In later years, the brothers performed the song with only Barry's guitar and keyboards, with all three singing in their normal range. This version was part of a medley the brothers did as part of their 1989 One For All tour, and is also included on the Tales from the Brothers Gibb box set alongside the original version.
"Too Much Heaven" also reached No. 2 in Cash Box charts in six weeks between 30 December 1978 and 3 February 1979 behind Chic's "Le Freak".[5][6]
And again...not a spec of auto tune!
Chills...every time.
Greatest voice of all time. Barry Gibb
And one of the best lookin' dudes who ever lived.
This is live!!!
exactly & no autotuning .....pure talent
Only one brother alive. The one in the middle. Barry whom you guys loved his voice. There are so many songs they made 9 no 1s. At one point they were the hottest group.
The Bee GEES -- TO LOVE SOMEBODY - I STARTED A JOKE , SO MANY GREAT SONGS
The string section in the orchestra kills it!
You two should be on staff your reactions and banter are great u both work well together
As for the bee gees I was brought up in that era great music well done chaps
PLEASE TELL THE MUSIC INDUSTRY TO MAKE THESE LOVE SONGS AGAIN!!!!!!!
The Bee gees are absolutely brilliant...God given talent....smooth as glass!!!
These guys were SUPREME talents...
You really need to view a good documentary on them..
Iconic and much loved..
All 4 Gibb brothers (Barry, Maurice, Robin, and Andy) had beautiful voices. The Bee Gees were pop gods putting out music from the 1950's (as children) up to the 2000's when Maurice and then Robin died. Absolute musical geniuses. Barry (the lead on this) is still alive and putting out albums with his children. He's still kicking butt at 70.
If I remember correctly this song was done for UNICEF and all proceeds from this song goes to UNICEF.
The greatest thing about reaction videos is ya'lls first reaction. JOY! GOD BLESS Y'ALL!!!
I think you should react to How can you Mend a Broken Heart by the Bee Gees that is my favorite but you could listen to about a million good songs by the Bee Gees.
These guy’s were epic. Beautiful pure gold voices….oh what a wonderful decade…
Hello there guys, I really enjoy your reaction to the song and I enjoy your channel. That being said, you need to react to the Bee Gees singing Fanny be tender you will be astonished. Thank you
Two brothers passed away only main singer Barry is still with us!! They are remarkable!!
Us 70's kids were spoilt for choice back then.....
So much great music across every genre....
Pure class
Suggestion How deep is your Love another killer from them hahaha
This is my Favorite BeeGees song.Probably my favorites song of all time.
I hope that Maurice & Robin who passed in 2003 & 2012 didn't wait in line & did find heaven. God would have welcomed them with open arms to join his heavenly choir. Their voices were unique & Barry the one in the middle is the last brother standing sad to say but their decades of hits will go on & on with each new generation. No other singer or group will come close to these guys.
These guys sang together since childhood, at home and professionally. They had a lifetime's training.
Barry didn't start singing in falsetto till mid 70s. They have been singing since Barry was 10 and Maurice and Robin were 6. They change their sound per the era, late 60's early 70s didco, then pop songs. Their little brother Andy had a solo career, because the older brothers were already established. Unfortunately the only one alive is Barry the oldest. This song the donated all the proceeds to UNICEF, 7 million dollars.
Barry Gibb is the lead singer (tall one with thick hair, beard & mustache, in the middle). he is also the eldest brother of this trio. Robin & Maurice were fraternal twins. Their youngest brother, Andy Gibb (also an amazing singer & solo artist in his own right) passed away first at the age of only 30 yrs old (back in 1988). Maurice (the other one with mustache & beard) was the next to pass away in 2003 (age 54). His twin, Robin (no facial hair) died in 2012 (age 63)... Barry is now 73 & still performs as the last Bee Gee - so sad to see him on stage alone. Be sure to check out their other songs as well as their brother Andy's hit songs - the most popular being Shadow dancing, I just want to be your everything, Thicker than water, Everlasting love, & I can't help it (duet with Olivia Newton-John).
Have you heard Barry's recent album? There are some phenomenal songs on there.At 70+ years old!!! Shadows is my favorite from his new album.
Original vocals no help from anything.
These are real voices and raw talent untouched by anyone
All 3 are brothers, Barry is the high singer in the middle, he is the oldest brother and the only one left alive. The other two were actually twins. Their youngest brother was beginning to make music with them and they helped him in his solo career, he looked slot like Barry, but sadly he died. Though he was the youngest he was the first to die. The bee gees went on to write many famous songs, hits in fact for other famous artists.
The BeeGees are all brothers. Barry, the taller one is the only brother still living. The two younger brothers have passed , one in 2003 and the other one in 2012. They were songwriters and performers who will be loved forever.
You need to hear "To Love Somebody".
sierraseven agree, To Love Somebody is amazing.
Bee gees began singing as children there is a video of them singing about 12 years of age they stayed together
The Gibbs are gifts from Heaven. It’s a message to spread the love worldwide
They have hundreds off songs no auto cue all live Barry in middle Robin left and his twin morris right sadly only Barry alive now 3 English brothers x7
Are you crying? Me too. Love is such a beautiful thing.
Spirits Having Flown was one of THE albums to have in 1979. Donna Summer's Bad Girls, Supertramp's Breakfast in America, Electric Light Orchestra's Discovery, ABBA's Voulez Vous...