If you want to check out some more Bee Gees, you gotta check out You Should Be Dancing, specifically this clip from the movie Saturday Night Fever: ruclips.net/video/LUID0jSh2Ic/видео.html
I saw Barry in Chicago about 5 years ago. He was amazing.It was a beautiful night; very emotional because it was a tribute to his brothers. Barry is a class act.
Wasn’t there a similar scene in the original Flying High movie where the 2 black guys were “talking jive” to the very confused looking stewardess & we had subtitles at the bottom of the screen & a nun joined in to “translate” for the stewardess??? 😂😂😂
The Bee Gees get dismissed as a “Disco” band but they are so much more than “disco”. Damn fine songwriters right up there with the best! And fantastic musicians. Adore them... all of them. So sad only Barry remains.
@@MissV301 a flanger is a type of guitar effectl. Its similar to a chorus or phaser effect. It produces a cycling phase shift. Here's some examples. Queen Barracuda Tears for fears head over heels The eagles life in the fast lane Rush The spirit of the radio
I was at a concert yesterday (10.08.24) at Worpswede music hall, one of the guys on keyboards was blue weaver who was involved with this particular track. He was keyboard player with the beegees for years. Also ex mott the hoople, amen corner. Take a peek at the interview with blue weaver here on youtube. ruclips.net/video/qT2AYY-TlMk/видео.html&pp=ygUVYmx1ZSB3ZWF2ZXIgaW50ZXJ2aWV3
The intro was developed from a sound of going across a bridge ... and they did not initially know what ‘Jive Talking’ really meant 😂 Truly authentic and soulful group 💞
Did anyone else envision Mr. Jamel in a leisure suit, platform shoes, big hair while he was burning up the dance floor at the disco? Or was that just me?
I'll let him borrow my two-tone ball-toed platform shoes (Boogie shoes!)... I think I still have them somewhere. That is something I would love to see! 😁
Barry said that the musical inspiration for this song’s rhythm, was the click clack sound of a car going over a bridge near his home... Proof that Inspiration can come from anywhere.
I recently watched a documentary on Sky here in the UK called The Bee Gees How to Mend a Broken Heart. A must for anyone who loves their music. They said they got the groove for this song when driving over a bridge on the way to the studio in Florida. The sound of the traffic on the bridge gave them the idea for the beat. That’s why it was originally called Drive Talking.
I think the version of the story I heard was that it was the sound of the car wheels going over the joins or gaps between each segment of road... it was really loud and repetitive and Barry (?) suddenly noticed it, and realised what a great beat it would make for a song. But I could be misremembering...
An AMAZING documentary for any music lover - Bee Gees or not. They break a lot of things down and it explains a lot of the back story behind the scenes back in the day. /d
@@helenmalina799 PaperCup is right. When they were doing the Main Course album in 1974-1975, they would have to drive over a bridge in order to get to Criteria Studios in downtown Florida. The bridge would make a sort of rhythmic thing when you drive over it and that's what inspired Barry to get that intro rhythm you hear on the record
This and Nights On Broadway are my favorite songs from them. Really funky and groovy! My high school friends made fun of me for being into disco back then but I knew that I just loved ALL good music and they were the fools!
Rhonda Bothelio You are going to get some dire hard fans reminding you that they were extremely popular since the early 60s 😉 - but YES, their disco era was EXCELLENT!!!
Rhonda Bothelio I put the winky face to show you I was just teasing ... that is why I said “other people” would tell you ... well, at least I thought it was funny 😁 Yes, I LOVE disco (even though I was born in 73 and couldn’t go clubbing 🤣)
There is a Bee Gees documentary that tells how they came up with the sound at the beginning of this song. Its one of my biggest favourites of their music. 😊
I can't agree with that. Certainly they were extremely talented but in my book they're note even in the top 10 in the great pantheon of rock/pop music. IMO
Memories.....holy shit!!!! My mom driving...I was like 7 or 8. We sang this together along with the am radio!!!!. I'm old...mom is 82 and as full of life as ever!!! Love my memories ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️
You're exactly correct. You can use it in a sentence . . . for instance "That magazine article was a bunch of jive." But it is also used the way they used it the movie Airplane, like he mentioned (speaking a certain kind of slang). But in this song, they mean "Lying or BS."
Here's another fun fact for you, Jamel... When this song was first released, the Bee gees and their management were afraid it wouldn't get any airplay because at that time, the band was basically type cast by the stuff they did earlier in their career and they were out of vogue, so they sent the song out to radio stations with a plain white label. Jive Talkin' actually became a monster hit before anyone even knew it was the Bee Gees, and by the time the radio stations figured out who it was, the train was already rolling down the tracks. No stopping the Bee gees Express! ALL ABOARD!!!
@@mrmockatoo6786 i just listened again with headphones, definitely synth bass a la Stevie Wonder, maybe an ARP 2600 or something. Sounds like two parts; one doing very simplified part which is most likely Maurice, and a second part doing the more prominent busy part with fills and stuff on the ARP.
There is nothing better than seeing your reactions to songs. I watched this two months ago but doubling back. I saw them in 1979 but not close enough😳. Thank you 🙏
Jamal, I'm an old Jewish guy, 70 years old, and I get the biggest enjoyment from your videos. If I could, I'd sit with you for hours listening and watching these old-school songs - we'd have a great time together! All the best to you.
I've gotten in trouble when driving with this song on and it gets to the hand claps, like I CANNOT, like IMPOSSIBLY NOT clap along, so I'm holding the steering wheel with my leg and hoping I don't have to shift gears. (militant manual driver) It's a freaking beauty ❤️
I don't know what I enjoy more - listening to all these songs from my childhood, teens and early adult years or watching your reactions. I love watching you move to these songs and you reaction to this one "funky as hell!" Hilarious and spot on!
dont know how many times I have come to watch this reaction (way more than twenty by now)but EVERY time I laugh and smile to your reaction...THANK YOU for making my day over and over again.
When you said “what is this?!” I cracked up. Man The Bee Gees always jammed. Watch the HBO documentary - you’ll learn how racists tried to destroy disco.
The ironic thing is that a lot of white rockers love old school disco and funk. Alice Cooper named them as a favorite. Foo Fighters just covered Stayin Alive
"What is this!?!?! It is funky as hell!" One of your best reactions to date! Loved it! This reminded me of Undercover Angel by Alan O'Day. Hello from the Southern Caribbean!
Sarah Morgan I recently went to a First Aid course over here in NZ and they did exactly the same thing. I bet the Gibb boys never expected to be a global live saving anthem!
Ok Jamel. This has to be my most favorite reaction of yours since I started watching your videos. I love the Bee Gees & the fact that you like them too makes me very 😊.
Here is a fun fact for you from Beegees.com Originally titled “Drive Talkin,” the song’s rhythm was modeled after the sound their car made when crossing Interstate 195 each day from Biscayne Bay to Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. The title was changed to “Jive Talkin'” after Barry accidentally sang “Ji-Ji Jive Talkin'” while recording. The song remained number 1 for a total of two weeks.
Jamal love the way you interpret the lyrics in all the songs you have reviewed. You understand the lyrics very well, I'm sure the Beegees would appreciate your reactions and thoughts on there music.
Bass synth is ridiculously catchy...from Anglo pop rock to this danceable groove...those melodies were always there so props to Arif Mardin and Blue Weaver as well
This takes me back to the days of those gold slinky like Disco belts and the Disco scarves! So much fun! I've always loved the Bee Gees and had a crush on Barry and Andy! I remember it like it was yesterday!
If I'm ever feeling down I go to this video and watch your reaction. Always turns things around. You're the best brother. Your positive energy is so welcoming in these fractured times.
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Please react to "stayin' hot - begees/nelly remix!
If you thought those white guys were funky, you need to react to this old Soul Train clip....
ruclips.net/video/w6iu1hfJ-o8/видео.html
My wife and I call these songs "Guilty Pleasures" Because when we were kids it was _Not_ Cool to like disco. lol.
If you want to check out some more Bee Gees, you gotta check out You Should Be Dancing, specifically this clip from the movie Saturday Night Fever: ruclips.net/video/LUID0jSh2Ic/видео.html
❤️ loving the music ❤️
We must protect Barry Gibb at all costs! ❤️ He's our last Bee Gee!
Yes...it's so sad 😥
💕❤💕
I saw Barry in Chicago about 5 years ago. He was amazing.It was a beautiful night; very emotional because it was a tribute to his brothers. Barry is a class act.
I love the fact that these guys are all brothers & Australian ! And they made it in the USA
@@TrackRecord3455 they're actually Manx. They emigrated to Australia in 1958.
"Excuse me, stewardess...I speak Jive". One of the best lines in a movie. Ever. Peace and Love.
This is where the sh^t hits the fan...
And don’t call me Shirley.
@@garymerriott9152 what's our vector, Victor?
Yes, Mrs. Cleaver barbara Billingsley speaking Jive. That was a great movie moment!
Wasn’t there a similar scene in the original Flying High movie where the 2 black guys were “talking jive” to the very confused looking stewardess & we had subtitles at the bottom of the screen & a nun joined in to “translate” for the stewardess??? 😂😂😂
The Bee Gees get dismissed as a “Disco” band but they are so much more than “disco”. Damn fine songwriters right up there with the best! And fantastic musicians. Adore them... all of them. So sad only Barry remains.
Best band besides The Beatles, if you ask me!
They had 100 top ten songs either of their own, written for others or a cover of thiers.... They trump the Beatles... Lol
@@theadorebundy4514 I agree with you. But that is just an opinion.
They had hits dating back to their teen years in the 50’s lol. People gotta learn.
Man, can u imagine what could’ve been if Andy joined the group, and he, Maurice & Robin had lived?!
The Bass line in this song is truly epic on all levels, Maurice was a hell of a Bass player.
He doubled on bass after Blue Weaver recorded the synth bass.
And he sang great too
Mo laying down this bass line throughout the song is RIDICULOUS!!! so underrated!
Yes an early Moog Synth laying down the funk.
No lie
And using the flanger on the bass. Was this the first time for that? I can’t remember any before this.
@@russellward4624 What's a flanger?
@@MissV301 a flanger is a type of guitar effectl. Its similar to a chorus or phaser effect. It produces a cycling phase shift. Here's some examples.
Queen Barracuda
Tears for fears head over heels
The eagles life in the fast lane
Rush The spirit of the radio
I love how Jamel snapped into that groove from the very first NOTE!
I grew up in the 60s and 70s and was NEVER ashamed to say I loved the Bee Gees.
I was at a concert yesterday (10.08.24) at Worpswede music hall, one of the guys on keyboards was blue weaver who was involved with this particular track. He was keyboard player with the beegees for years. Also ex mott the hoople, amen corner. Take a peek at the interview with blue weaver here on youtube.
ruclips.net/video/qT2AYY-TlMk/видео.html&pp=ygUVYmx1ZSB3ZWF2ZXIgaW50ZXJ2aWV3
I love the sound Maurice gets out of that Rickenbacker bass.
Mo was the best! Even his brother's say without him they would have not stayed together. So underrated as a musician and his beats are the bomb!
Can't say it to loud but this rocker loves him some BeeGee's. Keep going.
Don't worry about it nobody's listening anymore
Scream that! Most people do love them some Bee Gees!
Tami Hart yessss! Exactly!!
" but It's my sisters tape" !!!!
My dirty little secret..... Love Slayer, Tool, Pink Floyd.....Listen to Bee Gees and Elton John when nobody's looking.....
The Bee Gees had so many great songs. It was several different eras. They could create a genre or adapt to one.
The Bee Gees can sing anything. They wrote their own music and wrote songs for a lot of other stars.
The intro was developed from a sound of going across a bridge ... and they did not initially know what ‘Jive Talking’ really meant 😂 Truly authentic and soulful group 💞
Did anyone else envision Mr. Jamel in a leisure suit, platform shoes, big hair while he was burning up the dance floor at the disco? Or was that just me?
That would be funny to see!!
Hahaha amazing
I'll let him borrow my two-tone ball-toed platform shoes (Boogie shoes!)... I think I still have them somewhere.
That is something I would love to see! 😁
I hadn’t thought of it, but it’s a great thought!
So true! 😂❤
Barry said that the musical inspiration for this song’s rhythm, was the click clack sound of a car going over a bridge near his home... Proof that Inspiration can come from anywhere.
Completely true. In Florida where he lived at the time
Maurice is playing some savage bass on this one.
👍👍👍
I recently watched a documentary on Sky here in the UK called The Bee Gees How to Mend a Broken Heart. A must for anyone who loves their music. They said they got the groove for this song when driving over a bridge on the way to the studio in Florida. The sound of the traffic on the bridge gave them the idea for the beat. That’s why it was originally called Drive Talking.
I think the version of the story I heard was that it was the sound of the car wheels going over the joins or gaps between each segment of road... it was really loud and repetitive and Barry (?) suddenly noticed it, and realised what a great beat it would make for a song. But I could be misremembering...
I heard it was the trains on the tracks..Barry wrote that song in one night...
An AMAZING documentary for any music lover - Bee Gees or not. They break a lot of things down and it explains a lot of the back story behind the scenes back in the day. /d
@@helenmalina799 PaperCup is right. When they were doing the Main Course album in 1974-1975, they would have to drive over a bridge in order to get to Criteria Studios in downtown Florida. The bridge would make a sort of rhythmic thing when you drive over it and that's what inspired Barry to get that intro rhythm you hear on the record
@@jackdixon29jd yes! The wheels going over the bridge made the sound
This was the song I did my leg workout to when I was a 30 something hottie back in the day. I'm a 74 year old great grandmother now. Love the music.
Bet you burned some calories to this song!🤣
@@maryannturton9830 yes I did. Being only 5 feet tall and thirty years old, I kept my weight between 104 lbs. to 108 lbs.
👍💕
That solo is one of the most memorable disco synthesizer riffs of the '70s.
they helped start Disco. this song came out 4-5 years before disco hit big!!!
Ain't nothin' like a funky groove to put one in a really good mood... "Can ya dig it? I KNEW thatcha could!" Love it.
My father was an ardent Bee Gees fan, what a precious bond to have had with him! Their harmonies are unparalleled.
Mine too , he took me to see them in the 70's ... AWESOME MEMORIES
The amazing beat that runs through this song was inspired by the sound their car made driving over the bridge that led to their studio.
Cool
Yes! I was going to write that. They would cross a long bridge in Miami to go to Criterion Studios.
That dirty bass does have a rumbling bumpy road feel.
Not the beat but Barry Gibb"s guitar scratching at the beginning of the song.
You are so right!! That's where the beat came from💓💓💓
"You should Be Dancin'" is another great one by these guys.
All Bee gee songs are great
He already reacted to that one (a month ago)
This and Nights On Broadway are my favorite songs from them. Really funky and groovy! My high school friends made fun of me for being into disco back then but I knew that I just loved ALL good music and they were the fools!
My two favorite also, along with Fanny be Tender. I was also into many types of music. If you could see my play lists, I still am.
They never got the credit they deserved when they were still all alive and making music. They are truly a treasure.💜❤️
Their smooth harmonies on "Emotion" and the power behind "Tragedy" are two I know you'll love!
Rhonda Bothelio You are going to get some dire hard fans reminding you that they were extremely popular since the early 60s 😉 - but YES, their disco era was EXCELLENT!!!
Fabulous songs.
Rhonda Bothelio I put the winky face to show you I was just teasing ... that is why I said “other people” would tell you ... well, at least I thought it was funny 😁
Yes, I LOVE disco (even though I was born in 73 and couldn’t go clubbing 🤣)
Spirits Having Flown was one of the first albums I bought. Love the title track❤
I have the 45 single of "Emotion".
Back in the day, "jive" also referred to being fake or deceptive. "Don't play me like that" is the basic message. "Don't give me no jive."
As in 'jive turkey'
@@brovold72 Another phrase that was pretty common was "Jive-a55 motherf8ck3r!" said in a Samuel L. Jackson style, of course.
Doesn't everybody know that
Didn't know that
Don't be jivin me!
There is a Bee Gees documentary that tells how they came up with the sound at the beginning of this song. Its one of my biggest favourites of their music. 😊
"Funky as Hell!" 🤣🤣🤣 Now you know about the Bee Gees!
The soundtrack of the seventies
The Bee Gee’s Is in the top 5 greatest artist of all time.
Right! I think they are second only to the Beatles and not by much!
❤️💃
I can't agree with that. Certainly they were extremely talented but in my book they're note even in the top 10 in the great pantheon of rock/pop music. IMO
Record sales don’t lie
Number one in my book and I don't even think it's close
The Bee Gees are a Pandora’s Box to open. If you ever feel like watching a TV concert watch the BeeGees “One Night Only”
In Las Vegas, Neveda!! 🤗
Absolutely!!
Memories.....holy shit!!!! My mom driving...I was like 7 or 8. We sang this together along with the am radio!!!!. I'm old...mom is 82 and as full of life as ever!!! Love my memories ❤️ ❤️❤️❤️
This is my absolute favorite video of yours. I love how much joy and happiness you have watching it. Keep up the great work!
Some people would refer to "Jive" as meaning lying. Like instead of: "Are you BSn' me?" They might say, "Are you jiven'?"
You're exactly correct. You can use it in a sentence . . . for instance "That magazine article was a bunch of jive." But it is also used the way they used it the movie Airplane, like he mentioned (speaking a certain kind of slang). But in this song, they mean "Lying or BS."
Back in the 70's of course...
Yep, this is what they were talking about in the song.
@@LuvTadnDixie jive talkin before Ebonics... oh my.
Bee Gees are timeless, both 60's era and 70's era!!
Here's another fun fact for you, Jamel... When this song was first released, the Bee gees and their management were afraid it wouldn't get any airplay because at that time, the band was basically type cast by the stuff they did earlier in their career and they were out of vogue, so they sent the song out to radio stations with a plain white label. Jive Talkin' actually became a monster hit before anyone even knew it was the Bee Gees, and by the time the radio stations figured out who it was, the train was already rolling down the tracks. No stopping the Bee gees Express! ALL ABOARD!!!
You gotta admit, Maurice on that bass, bad as hell on this song!
He was on it!
I’m a base player and the only way I can describe that sound is splatters it beautiful
very true
Of course, he did the intro lick to "Stayin' Alive"!
Not a difficult line to play, but very well conceived and really hits the spot
love the beegees playing the instruments. maurice's bass tone is absolutely sick. just amazing
While he could play, what you're hearing is a keyboard playing the bass line. Probably a Moog synthesizer. He's just miming for the video.
@@jgmiller804 You're right about the dominant bass line being synth but the bass guitar is doubling it.
@@mrmockatoo6786 You're probably right, i didn't have the headphones on. Maurice was a good player.
@@jgmiller804 No worries. Maurice was a multi-instrumentalist and played a large part in their arrangements and production.
@@mrmockatoo6786 i just listened again with headphones, definitely synth bass a la Stevie Wonder, maybe an ARP 2600 or something. Sounds like two parts; one doing very simplified part which is most likely Maurice, and a second part doing the more prominent busy part with fills and stuff on the ARP.
"Excuse me stewardess I speak jive." Great line from that movie.
Shit means golly in jive lol
Just hang loose, blood. Mama be back on da rebound wit' da medi-cie 😁
@@kroton09yt15 Love it .
@@kroton09yt15 lol
what it is big mama?
LOVE this reaction! That iconic bass, keyboard and of course those BEE GEE voices, really got y'all groovin' to this one!
There is nothing better than seeing your reactions to songs. I watched this two months ago but doubling back. I saw them in 1979 but not close enough😳. Thank you 🙏
Jamal, I'm an old Jewish guy, 70 years old, and I get the biggest enjoyment from your videos. If I could, I'd sit with you for hours listening and watching these old-school songs - we'd have a great time together! All the best to you.
Seems that all generations like Jamal's reactions. I'm in my 50's and really enjoy these videos too! : )
"Nights On Broadway" is next as a companion to Jive Talkin. This was their transition period between early sound and the disco era.
100% my fave Bee Gees song. Always puts me in a good mood.
My husband just told me to turn the volume down - why did I marry someone 6 years older than me??? He use to like loud music.
Turn it up!👊
He was stable and had money??
😂
You do You - and pump up the volume!
(This is one of the reasons why I married someone 6 years younger than myself...😉)
it's 3 months later on a Monday night 7pm on a work night ! Give him another blast ! xoxo
Hey Nineteen. I married a boy toy
if everyone listened to this to start the day the world would be a happier place
Luv the Bee Gees! "Tragedy" is another awesome song from them 🥰🦋✌
I've gotten in trouble when driving with this song on and it gets to the hand claps, like I CANNOT, like IMPOSSIBLY NOT clap along, so I'm holding the steering wheel with my leg and hoping I don't have to shift gears. (militant manual driver)
It's a freaking beauty ❤️
Thank-God I grew up with this music.
"How can you mend a broken heart...". So many great songs and genres from the Bee Gees. Keep your reactions coming - thank you!
marice pelletier YES!!
Bee Gee's " How Can You Mend A Broken Heart".
Absolutely
Al Green's version is pretty good, too.
Super-sad track. Their other songs are much more fun!
The most unassuming funksters.....For me, Britain's greatest songwriters......
The Bee Gees can and have done it all we will never know how much they contributed to music in whole
I don't know what I enjoy more - listening to all these songs from my childhood, teens and early adult years or watching your reactions. I love watching you move to these songs and you reaction to this one "funky as hell!" Hilarious and spot on!
Same here....lmao!!
These brothers could harmonize like only brothers who grew up together can. Love this.
The best harmonies your ears ever heard
Gotta love Jamel....one of the happiest & hippest dudes for his age!!
I can’t tell you how many times I dance to this song when I was a teen
One of my favorite songs since I was 7. This was their "comeback" song between the 60's BeeGees and the disco BeeGees. It went to #1 if I recall.
dont know how many times I have come to watch this reaction (way more than twenty by now)but EVERY time I laugh and smile to your reaction...THANK YOU for making my day over and over again.
When you said “what is this?!” I cracked up. Man The Bee Gees always jammed. Watch the HBO documentary - you’ll learn how racists tried to destroy disco.
The ironic thing is that a lot of white rockers love old school disco and funk. Alice Cooper named them as a favorite. Foo Fighters just covered Stayin Alive
This brings back memories. Heading to the skating rink and just having a blast
Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing!!!!
I watch these things ALOT! I was 9 when this song came out! BLEW MY MIND! FAVE BEE GEE SONG,AND LOVE ALMOST ALL OF EM!!!
Just revisiting my favorite reaction. One of the first I watched. Saw Barry on his last tour with his and his brother's children. Beautiful.
"What is this!?!?! It is funky as hell!" One of your best reactions to date! Loved it! This reminded me of Undercover Angel by Alan O'Day. Hello from the Southern Caribbean!
Yes!!
THIS was 1975 FANTASTIC
Check out “To Love Someday,” “Massachusetts,” “How Deep is Your Love,” and so many more that The Bee Gees did. A phenomenal group!
"I started a Joke"
You mean To Love Somebody I think
I go nuts for "Fanny Be Tender With My Love"
"Run To Me"
"How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?" The Bee Gees, AND the fantastic Al Green cover!
My favorite Bee Gees song!!
"I started a joke" is the best song Robin did. His voice could make you cry it is so beautiful.
Damn, Jamel literally cut a rug on this one!
Lol
😂
❤ it!
Looking good too...
🤣👏
The Bee Gees had hits in every decade from the 60s up until the 00s
Their voices were so smooth and beautiful.
My heavens I just adore you. Love your reactions! Fantastic! ❤
Hands down, the Bee Gees have THE best walking music.
I love your name. 😄
@@contraryMV Thanks! Keepin’ it old school ... and in Dolby.
Strutting, not walking.
My favorite Bee Gees song, I think. I think it was their first disco hit coming from their folk past
They were never a folk group.
They started as pop rock.
sgillman16 right, my mistake
Barry. Our last bee gee. 4 ever awesome and loved . Ahead of their time .
I LOVE watching you enjoy this song!!!!🤗
Your good mood always makes me so happy! Thanks for always bringing it for us! Love this song!! 💛💛💛
If this song doesn’t get you moving, you should probably check yourself for a pulse.
Gregory Baker Love the avatar!
Stephen Parkinson thanks, man! Rik was the best! May he Rest In Peace.
I guess that means i need to check my pulse, loving the song it just doesn’t make me wanna dance
Stayin' Alive is used in UK as the rhythm for chest compression during resuscitation. x
Sarah Morgan I recently went to a First Aid course over here in NZ and they did exactly the same thing. I bet the Gibb boys never expected to be a global live saving anthem!
No matter how I'm feeling during the day, your reactions bring a smile to my face. Thank you. :)
The BeeGees put the “ Funk” in Funkadelic! Loved the reaction! All BeeGees songs are off the hook🔥😜
Ok Jamel. This has to be my most favorite reaction of yours since I started watching your videos. I love the Bee Gees & the fact that you like them too makes me very 😊.
I just love this song so much.
Loved it! Their harmonies are some of the best ever done. Definitely can't help but move to this, even if you can't dance! Keep up the work, man.
The greatest harmonies of all time . Majestic
Love seeing people enjoy The Bee Gees!! They had such great music. Love seeing you dance to it! Love your videos so much! Love your energy!! ❤️❤️🥰
Here is a fun fact for you from Beegees.com
Originally titled “Drive Talkin,” the song’s rhythm was modeled after the sound their car made when crossing Interstate 195 each day from Biscayne Bay to Criteria Studios in Miami, FL. The title was changed to “Jive Talkin'” after Barry accidentally sang “Ji-Ji Jive Talkin'” while recording. The song remained number 1 for a total of two weeks.
Thanks, I LOVE learning new info like this!
I was going to add this fact!!
If it was an accident why do the lyrics make no sense with "drive" in place or "jive"?
Matt Celis heck if I know. I would guess they had different lyrics for that title.
And Robin wrote “I Started a Joke” from a sound that he heard coming from a jet engine. Those boys were inspired by machinery!
Jamal love the way you interpret the lyrics in all the songs you have reviewed. You understand the lyrics very well, I'm sure the Beegees would appreciate your reactions and thoughts on there music.
Jamal....that was the 70's baby!!! I'd go BACK IN A HEARTBEAT if I could!!! LOVE watchin' you watch the videos too!!!
"How deep is your love"
One of my personal favorites.
“Tragedy” by The Bee Gees won’t disappoint.
Yeah
Andrew Grimes one of my favorites!
That was absolutely killer in concert.
Bass synth is ridiculously catchy...from Anglo pop rock to this danceable groove...those melodies were always there so props to Arif Mardin and Blue Weaver as well
This takes me back to the days of those gold slinky like Disco belts and the Disco scarves! So much fun! I've always loved the Bee Gees and had a crush on Barry and Andy! I remember it like it was yesterday!
"Fanny Be Tender" by the BEE GEES - Listen, Listen, Listen! If you like a really soulful song - this is it. I wore out my 45 record in the 1970's!
Ohh YEAH another good one!
One of their truly hidden gems!
LOVE that song!
That is one of favorite songs.
That scene in Airplane when Barbara Billingsly starts talkin jive is so freakin hilarious!🤣🤣
“Excuse me. I speak Jive”
@@nathanhull8302 sweet, spit some truth on us!😄👍
I just HAVE TO DANCE when I hear this song! Love the reaction!
Barry Gibb is a goddamned beautiful Lion.
Gibb brother Andy Gibbs's "Shadow Dancin"' is another great shoulder mover.
Yeah Andy had some great ones too...
Ok is it just me or does anyone else find themselves dancing along with our favorite reactor????? Love it man... keep on keepin' on!!!!!!!
If I'm ever feeling down I go to this video and watch your reaction. Always turns things around. You're the best brother. Your positive energy is so welcoming in these fractured times.