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I'm probably older than your grandfather but this was very popular and the Gibb brothers, Barry, Robin and Maurice, were very successful in the '60s '70s and '80s. Their falsetto harmonies were very distinctive and sold many millions of records (I have no idea how many!!) and were at the top of the record chart for many years. This was long before the electronic editing corrected for wandering voices and such. This was just pure talent! Unfortunately, much of these older recordings were from recording equipment that just wasn't up to today's quality. Some of my favorite recordings are from performers of the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. At the time I first listened to them, they were the best!! Now they sound a little "thin" and scratchy but I still remember how they used to sound. I still get out my old clarinet and play along with the jazz records from when I first learned to play back in the early 1950s. The guys from my old quartet aren't with us any longer but I still sing with our old recordings. In your memories, you'll never forget them!! You have another new subscriber! I'll be watching for your videos...
Oh, you're really in need of history in modern music! They had massive hits and many Nr. 1 songs from the mid-sixties up to 2001. As songwriter, Barry Gibb has only Paul Mc Cartney in front of him, due to guinnesbook of worldrecords. Check'em out with 'To Love Somebody' (1968), 'Run To Me' (1972), 'Tragedy' (1979), 'You Win Again' (1987), 'For Whom The Bell Tolls' (1992), 'Alone' (1997) and 'This Is Where I Came In' (2001). Only seven songs out of nearly 1100, they wrote together (or Barry alone) for themselves and many other big stars like Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers, Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross or Celine Dion. Many stars like Rod Stewart, Take That, Janis Joplin, Leonard Cohen, Foo Fighters, Boy Zone or Beyonce covered songs of them. As Bee Gees, they sold over 300 million records worldwide. So dont forget, you're reactin' to the highest level of superstars which has ever been around.
@@shannontaylor345 Ok, but I'm not so much in terms like better and so. I'm thinkin' there are always sort of better singers, musicians, songwriters, live performances, producers or bands to find. But in summit of it all, it's really unpossible to compare to Bee Gees. You're right with the fact that Beatles, Stones, Elvis, Queen, Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna and many others had been prefered by medias at all, meanwhile it's been kinda in, to joke about Bee Gees. But they jumped over all the hurdles, which were put in their way. That's real genius, and Sir Barry fits this role in a perfect way.
Bisscute, if you immerse yourself in ALL music from the 70's, 80's and 90's, you will change your life forever. Not much music of today is even close. Love your reactions. Keep up the great work.
If I'm not mistaken, they are still the only artists to have written #1 songs in 6 consecutive decades. Either for themselves or for other artists. #1 songs in the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90s, 00's and 10's. R.I.P MAURICE, ROBIN AND ANDY!!
Bee Gees were born on Isle Of Man, moved to Manchester, then to Australia returning to England then USA. Barry the central brother is the oldest. Robin on Barrys right and Maurice on the left are twins. Both the twins have sadly passed away. They also had a younger brother Andy who has also sadly passed.
Every 20 seconds a Bee Gee's song, or a song they wrote for another artist, is playing somewhere in the entire world 🌎 let that sink in, then you'll understand the God-level talent the Gibb brothers have.
The Bee Gees are the 3 Brothers Gibb.The head singer in this song (guy in the middle) is Barry. He was born in 1946. Robin (long blond hair) and Maurice (pronounced Morris) are fraternal twins born in 1949. Their career ran from 1958 to 2009. The twins have passed away, Maurice (2002) and Robin (2012). Barry is still alive at the age of 76, and still writing songs, performing, and putting out albums. One of the great things about the Bee Gees and their long career is that they were constantly growing and reinventing themselves. They have a younger brother Andy who performed on his own. He was just as talented. The Bee Gees wrote and produced for 1,000 songs. They have sold over 120 million records worldwide (with estimates as high as over 225 million records sold worldwide), making them among the best-selling music artists of all time. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997; the Hall's citation says, "Only Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney have outsold the Bee Gees." With nine number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, the Bee Gees are the third-most successful band in Billboard charts history behind only the Beatles and the Supremes.
OMG I am getting old. When someone is to young to have never heard of the Bee Gees that makes me feel really old. Bisscute let me put this in a little better context for you. I was never a big Bee Gees fan however, they probably had more hits than everyone else you will react to the rest of this month combined. Nice reaction I enjoyed your take.
Rick, I feel your pain 🤣 I can't name them but I know Barry Gib wrote a lot of songs for other people as well. This is my favorite part of reaction channels keeping music alive by introducing it to younger people 😁
@@BisscuteReacts este un cântec din 1978 și se cântă în falsetto, iar cu un an înainte, în 1977, au cântat un alt hit lent ruclips.net/video/XpqqjU7u5Yc/видео.html
Heard a great story told by an Alice Cooper roadie about hearing SNF for the first time. He and the band we're on a tour bus openly mocking the entire disco craze and somebody put on the 8 track and the entire bus got suddenly quieter and quieter after every track. When it was over? Everyone just kind of shook their heads in amazement. "You couldn't hate it! It just demanded respect musically". 😄😄😄😄😄
Ahh see...smiling from ear to ear...and your comments so true...back then it was three guys and a microphone...no autotune or digital wizadry...you couldnt replicate this now as you rightly mentioned without so much equipment...the BeeGees is a rabbit hole you should check out more...thanks for your excellent as usual reaction xx
Oh these guys had pure raw talent! You’ll never find anything better! I’d go back to my younger days in a heartbeat if it meant I’d get to experience the BeeGees for the first time all over again. 😎✌🏻
My all time favourite group.They had their first number one in 1968 and their last in 1987.All told they had 12 number one's themselves and wrote 8 more for others.
I'm 65 years old and I remember hearing this song when it was released and thinking 'oh that's a nice Bee Gees song" then the next song was nice and the one after that. I grew up during the golden age of music no doubt.
The Bee Gees were prominent performers in the disco music era in the 1970s, The Bee Gees wrote all their own hit's as well as writing and producing several major hits for other artist They have been said to be one of the most influential acts in pop music history. Hope you don't mind me for saying but you look simply marvelous in that outfit!
For a comparison of Barry's vocal range, listen to Nights On Broadway. I wouldn't call his voice deep, but he has a lot of power in his lower ranges. And you can't go wrong with any song by the Bee Gees.
Finally getting a chance to see this reaction, really curious what she will think. Edit: Her face every time brother Barry came in, priceless. Also, I knew the jean bulge would spark a reaction. 🤣 Biss, you look amazing in today's video.😍
The Bee Gees sing this song in falsetto, a method of voice production used by male singers, especially tenors, to sing notes higher than their normal range. They have a lot of songs that they sing in their normal, deeper voices.
The Bees Gees performed this song 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.
@@theodoreritola7641 At a news conference at United Nations in New York City in the summer of 1978, the Bee Gees announced that all publishing royalties on the Too Much Heaven single would go to UNICEF, which would be their contribution to support the International Year of the Child (1979). "Too Much Heaven" was released on October 24, 1978, and the Bee Gees performed it at the Music for UNICEF concert on January 9, 1979.
Thank you for this. The Gibb brothers - OMG. Tons of hits, and yes their big thing was melody, harmonies, and falsetto. Amazing discography. They also had a younger brother, Andy, who as a matter of fact sounded just like they did. Often the three brothers would sing backup to Andy's songs. Yes, they were romantic, but their talent went further. And that's one of the things I miss about 70s music, is the overall talent and variety of artists and groups. Whether it was rock, pop, folk or somewhere in between. Incredibly capable and studied musicians, and there were so many of them!
They were the best none of the artist today have as much talent in comparison . Everything in talent is already done for them. Then YOU had to be talent or You would not be there. And they were one of the greatest artist of that day!
In case no one has said this yet, the Bee Gees are all brothers. Their last name is Gibb. Brothers Gibb - B G or Bee Gees. And yes that is how they sing. Absolute STARS from the 70s! Another great reaction, young lady. ❤❤
Barry Gibb is the main singer/brother. My good friend's mother was friends with him in South Florida. He would join her and her friends for a book club in the 80's! The story she would tell is you have 3 older women and Barry Gibb from the Bee Gees talking about the book, Little Women! lol
They all (even Andy) dropped out at 13 or 14, so maybe he was trying to round out his reading skills. He was known to write from inspiration. I’ll have to listen to his albums from that period to see if there’s some bit that may have been inspired by Little Women or a reading club. If you’re on twitter or Facebook, that would make a great question!!
😂😂 Bless your heart! I saw your devil horns tryin to knock your halo off there for a second. I guess those jeans helped him hit those high notes.🎶🎶 🤣✌️❤️ from Ky
Congratulations. You’ve now found one of the best British groups of the last 60 years. These brothers have written and performed an amazing amount of hits. Please react to a LOT more from the Gibb brothers.
@@taylemgames2652 Because they lived in Australia doesn’t make them Australian! They were born in the Isle of Man and moved to Australia in the late 50’s. 👍🏻
@@jfleming8311 Positve. Born in the Isle of Man. Moved to Manchester until the late 50’s when they emigrated to Oz. They returned to the UK again in 1967. Hope this helps.
I know others have already said it, but yeah, The Bee Gees are monoliths in terms of American and world music history, they and Abba and The Jackson 5 were all paving the way during the time (along with several other artists of course) But yeah I do agree, the harmonies are what make this song so phenomenal, that was their thing. The fact that they are doing this all in analogue and using raw vocals, as MALES, that’s an incredible accomplishment - and far underrated today as it’s become the standard to enhance to cut back on studio time in an attempt to reach digital perfection. This is analogue perfection, something on a whole other level that modern music lacks in such a depressing way. I’m a male vocalist, and these guys are some of my heroes, along with Prince and Michael Jackson and all the greatest artists/performers of all time. The Bee Gees were beyond talented, they’re absolutely magical. These types of artists are why don’t use auto tune - that raw harmony sounds incredible live and the melodies sounds so much better when you can hear the natural glide in the voices imo (and objectively speaking if you check the studies on how humans react to natural vs digital too tbh) but hey, everyone has different ears. Just my opinion (with science lol)
Yeah, the pants were really tight back then, my husband used to say it was to show off his bird. As for the falsetto the early Bee Gees had way less, they used the falsetto voice more when they hit the disco era.
Yo vivir esstos en su momento.los Bee Gees eran El gupo mas famosos en el Mundo en Los 70's El unico viviente hoy es del medio. Con El cabello"Barry Gibb"era gemolos Los tres con vozes de angeles
These were the times when music was music, made with incredible voices, compositions, arrangements and real instruments. Hopefully it won't become a lost art.
And they could do this live - even later on in their careers. Look out for their "One Night Only" concert which was recorded of which there are many clips on YT and they have do a medley of bits of songs, just the 3 of them, 1 microphone (much like this video) and Barry playing guitar. One clip in the medley is from their track "Nights on Broadway" and the live falsetto harmonies are spine chilling they're that good.
This was the fashion at this time, all men/boys wore it (thank god not the older/old 😁), and it also was the time of disco, where you danced also very close together to love songs, so you could feel a lot!😆😂
God I've taken it all for granted. I grew up with these guys music and all the other great bands from the late 60s onwards. Real talent before synthesises.
@Bisscute So check this out beautiful, the group the Bee Gees were brothers. All 3 brothers have falsetto range which made them that more talented. The Bee Gees have been recording as a group since the early 60's. The group became even more popular in the 70's. Their music could easily stand up today in rotation on most Radio stations. Sadly, Barry Gibb the lead singer is the only brother still alive. The youngest brother Andy Gibb not in the group, but a great solo artist in his own right passed away first. Maurice Gibb passed away then Robin Gibb passed away leaving only Barry and his sister Leslie.
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I'm probably older than your grandfather but this was very popular and the Gibb brothers, Barry, Robin and Maurice, were very successful in the '60s '70s and '80s. Their falsetto harmonies were very distinctive and sold many millions of records (I have no idea how many!!) and were at the top of the record chart for many years. This was long before the electronic editing corrected for wandering voices and such. This was just pure talent!
Unfortunately, much of these older recordings were from recording equipment that just wasn't up to today's quality. Some of my favorite recordings are from performers of the 1930s, '40s, and '50s. At the time I first listened to them, they were the best!! Now they sound a little "thin" and scratchy but I still remember how they used to sound. I still get out my old clarinet and play along with the jazz records from when I first learned to play back in the early 1950s. The guys from my old quartet aren't with us any longer but I still sing with our old recordings. In your memories, you'll never forget them!!
You have another new subscriber! I'll be watching for your videos...
You know nothing about music, listen and learn
Oh, you're really in need of history in modern music! They had massive hits and many Nr. 1 songs from the mid-sixties up to 2001. As songwriter, Barry Gibb has only Paul Mc Cartney in front of him, due to guinnesbook of worldrecords. Check'em out with 'To Love Somebody' (1968), 'Run To Me' (1972), 'Tragedy' (1979), 'You Win Again' (1987), 'For Whom The Bell Tolls' (1992), 'Alone' (1997) and 'This Is Where I Came In' (2001). Only seven songs out of nearly 1100, they wrote together (or Barry alone) for themselves and many other big stars like Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers, Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross or Celine Dion. Many stars like Rod Stewart, Take That, Janis Joplin, Leonard Cohen, Foo Fighters, Boy Zone or Beyonce covered songs of them. As Bee Gees, they sold over 300 million records worldwide. So dont forget, you're reactin' to the highest level of superstars which has ever been around.
Barry in my opinion is way better than Mc Cartney. Hes only tops because hes a Beatle.
@@shannontaylor345 Ok, but I'm not so much in terms like better and so. I'm thinkin' there are always sort of better singers, musicians, songwriters, live performances, producers or bands to find. But in summit of it all, it's really unpossible to compare to Bee Gees. You're right with the fact that Beatles, Stones, Elvis, Queen, Michael Jackson, Prince, Madonna and many others had been prefered by medias at all, meanwhile it's been kinda in, to joke about Bee Gees. But they jumped over all the hurdles, which were put in their way. That's real genius, and Sir Barry fits this role in a perfect way.
Bravo, you said it ! Legendary 😎
Not many people know about Janis Joplin singing Bee Gees. Her version of “To Love Somebody” is unique
You forgot to mention how Barry made Andy, the fourth Gibb brother.
The music of those days were MUCH MUCH MUCH better than today's stuff.
Bisscute, if you immerse yourself in ALL music from the 70's, 80's and 90's, you will change your life forever. Not much music of today is even close. Love your reactions. Keep up the great work.
Your right 3mounthes she dosnt respond she must be stretched thin by ever body. Your write old music is wY better. Then alot of this modern crap
the greatest group all time, nobody NOBODY is near them....the armonies, the arrangements, the voices, the production, the talent....
I'm in my 30s and used to be a Dj
And I say there the greatest sanging group of all time
And the wrote many masterpieces
I believe that CSN&Y when they were on, they could knock it out of the park better. Not taking anything away from the BeeGee's.
ABBA tho
and the lyrics, they were one of Australias best exports
@@Antipodean33 they were born in England.
Their Harmony can’t be matched .
These were the 70’s . Pure voice no help with any kind of filters no reverbs our their voice !!!
If I'm not mistaken, they are still the only artists to have written #1 songs in 6 consecutive decades. Either for themselves or for other artists. #1 songs in the 60's, 70's, 80's, 90s, 00's and 10's. R.I.P MAURICE, ROBIN AND ANDY!!
Bee Gees were born on Isle Of Man, moved to Manchester, then to Australia returning to England then USA. Barry the central brother is the oldest. Robin on Barrys right and Maurice on the left are twins. Both the twins have sadly passed away. They also had a younger brother Andy who has also sadly passed.
Yes younger brother Andy and both mum and dad born in Manchester
Andy passed away in 1988..he was the youngest..
Every 20 seconds a Bee Gee's song, or a song they wrote for another artist, is playing somewhere in the entire world 🌎 let that sink in, then you'll understand the God-level talent the Gibb brothers have.
The Bee Gees are the 3 Brothers Gibb.The head singer in this song (guy in the middle) is Barry. He was born in 1946. Robin (long blond hair) and Maurice (pronounced Morris) are fraternal twins born in 1949. Their career ran from 1958 to 2009. The twins have passed away, Maurice (2002) and Robin (2012). Barry is still alive at the age of 76, and still writing songs, performing, and putting out albums. One of the great things about the Bee Gees and their long career is that they were constantly growing and reinventing themselves.
They have a younger brother Andy who performed on his own. He was just as talented.
The Bee Gees wrote and produced for 1,000 songs. They have sold over 120 million records worldwide (with estimates as high as over 225 million records sold worldwide), making them among the best-selling music artists of all time. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997; the Hall's citation says, "Only Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Michael Jackson, Garth Brooks and Paul McCartney have outsold the Bee Gees." With nine number-one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, the Bee Gees are the third-most successful band in Billboard charts history behind only the Beatles and the Supremes.
You summed it up very well. My era
OMG I am getting old. When someone is to young to have never heard of the Bee Gees that makes me feel really old. Bisscute let me put this in a little better context for you. I was never a big Bee Gees fan however, they probably had more hits than everyone else you will react to the rest of this month combined. Nice reaction I enjoyed your take.
Rick, I feel your pain 🤣 I can't name them but I know Barry Gib wrote a lot of songs for other people as well. This is my favorite part of reaction channels keeping music alive by introducing it to younger people 😁
What both of you said 👍
Glad you liked the reaction
Pure talent no bs auto tone on their voices.
Who is sick of boomers bullshitting about auto tune.
It’s nice to see someone as young as you appreciate older music like this
Thank you
@@BisscuteReacts este un cântec din 1978 și se cântă în falsetto, iar cu un an înainte, în 1977, au cântat un alt hit lent ruclips.net/video/XpqqjU7u5Yc/видео.html
This is one THE MOST BEAUTIFUL songs I’ve ever heard. Their voices are so angelic. The harmonies are perfect.
Great Review Bisscute. Another BeeGees piece of music to bring us all joy and happiness. also your smile too Bisscute. Best Wishes BISSCUTE !!!😘
Heard a great story told by an Alice Cooper roadie about hearing SNF for the first time. He and the band we're on a tour bus openly mocking the entire disco craze and somebody put on the 8 track and the entire bus got suddenly quieter and quieter after every track. When it was over? Everyone just kind of shook their heads in amazement. "You couldn't hate it! It just demanded respect musically". 😄😄😄😄😄
Ahh see...smiling from ear to ear...and your comments so true...back then it was three guys and a microphone...no autotune or digital wizadry...you couldnt replicate this now as you rightly mentioned without so much equipment...the BeeGees is a rabbit hole you should check out more...thanks for your excellent as usual reaction xx
Thank you so much
You’re sparkling sweet. Nice reaction video. The Bee Gees rules!
Aweee thank you so much
Oh these guys had pure raw talent! You’ll never find anything better! I’d go back to my younger days in a heartbeat if it meant I’d get to experience the BeeGees for the first time all over again. 😎✌🏻
Such an incredible song, vocally and lyrically. Incredible!!!
Right?
My all time favourite group.They had their first number one in 1968 and their last in 1987.All told they had 12 number one's themselves and wrote 8 more for others.
The 70.80.90. We're the best of times and great music ❤❤❤❤😊
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul! Perfect harmonies! Watch Fanny be tender with my love 💓
They say that every time someone listens to the Bee Gees, an angel gets their wings.
I'm 65 years old and I remember hearing this song when it was released and thinking 'oh that's a nice Bee Gees song" then the next song was nice and the one after that. I grew up during the golden age of music no doubt.
The Bee Gees were prominent performers in the disco music era in the 1970s, The Bee Gees wrote all their own hit's as well as writing and producing several major hits for other artist They have been said to be one of the most influential acts in pop music history. Hope you don't mind me for saying but you look simply marvelous in that outfit!
Aweee thank you so much
best harmony ever. Barry Robin and Maurice Gibb. Brothers. all talent no Autotune in 1978 when this came out.
Your reaction is soo pure!!
For a comparison of Barry's vocal range, listen to Nights On Broadway. I wouldn't call his voice deep, but he has a lot of power in his lower ranges. And you can't go wrong with any song by the Bee Gees.
Finally getting a chance to see this reaction, really curious what she will think.
Edit: Her face every time brother Barry came in, priceless. Also, I knew the jean bulge would spark a reaction. 🤣
Biss, you look amazing in today's video.😍
Thank you so much
A lot of great songs from this amazing band. Love The Bee Gees!! Awesome reaction as always 🔥
Thank you so much
Your smile says it all! Slow dancing to the Bee Gees in the 70’s at school dances was the times of our lives.
Lovely, Bisscute. 😊 So many great Bee Gees songs for you to discover someday. Well done!
The Bee Gees sing this song in falsetto, a method of voice production used by male singers, especially tenors, to sing notes higher than their normal range. They have a lot of songs that they sing in their normal, deeper voices.
The Bee Gees always deliver great songs we all love .
I was never a big Bee Gees fan, but you have to recognize talent. They were great at what they did and I doubt you get anything like them again.
Women, Girls and yes, even Men melt on these Brothers and their harmonies!! Barry slayed the ladies!! Lol!!
I absolutely loved watching your eyes widen the further and higher they sang. Thighs pants were the secret to getting him to sing so high lol.
You made me laugh this time...those jeans were tight 🤣
The one in the middle is Barry ,this poor guy,now all lost his 3 brothers...very sad
It's about the harmony! Intelligence and beauty is an intoxicating combination. Thank you for sharing both.
My pleasure, glad you liked it ❤
Great fun to watch as always. The facial expressions do it for me every time lol
Glad you enjoyed it
The Bees Gees performed this song 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.
Released in 1978 Im A big 70s Brat I know these things lol
@@theodoreritola7641 At a news conference at United Nations in New York City in the summer of 1978, the Bee Gees announced that all publishing royalties on the Too Much Heaven single would go to UNICEF, which would be their contribution to support the International Year of the Child (1979). "Too Much Heaven" was released on October 24, 1978, and the Bee Gees performed it at the Music for UNICEF concert on January 9, 1979.
Crazy how you dressed perfect for the song. Heaven's light was shining from your outfit 😂 😄 Great reaction cya in the next one✌
Such a lovely song, like you. I'm having goosebumps!
Aweeee thank you ❤
Thank you for this. The Gibb brothers - OMG. Tons of hits, and yes their big thing was melody, harmonies, and falsetto. Amazing discography. They also had a younger brother, Andy, who as a matter of fact sounded just like they did. Often the three brothers would sing backup to Andy's songs. Yes, they were romantic, but their talent went further. And that's one of the things I miss about 70s music, is the overall talent and variety of artists and groups. Whether it was rock, pop, folk or somewhere in between. Incredibly capable and studied musicians, and there were so many of them!
You welcome, thank you for watching and enjoying it ❤️
Spot on! Lyrics back in the day had meaning! And harmonies were perfect no auto tune back then
Tight jeans have nothing to do with it. Its raw talent honey.
Perfect song, perfect performance...
REAL, LIVE SINGING - from the SOUL! BeeGees, 3 amazingly talented brothers!
Also the proceeds from this hit was donated to UNESCO... from memory :)
Liked and subscribed 😁
You need to hear more of these brothers
Thank you so much
The best of the best Bee Gees Legends
They were one of a kind and epic 100
What unique and amazing voices those BeeGees have. Thinking the Tight Jeans might help with the high notes 😂😂😂
They were the best none of the artist today have as much talent in comparison . Everything in talent is already done for them. Then YOU had to be talent or You would not be there. And they were one of the greatest artist of that day!
The Bee Gees are super iconic and one of a kind.
This type of music marked an era and they were the best in romantic music.
"How deep is your love" is another good song
In case no one has said this yet, the Bee Gees are all brothers. Their last name is Gibb. Brothers Gibb - B G or Bee Gees. And yes that is how they sing. Absolute STARS from the 70s! Another great reaction, young lady. ❤❤
And 60s
Your comment about the tight jeans made laugh. That's how he could hit all those high notes! Fun reaction! 😁🤘🤘
Glad you liked the reaction
Barry Gibb is the main singer/brother. My good friend's mother was friends with him in South Florida. He would join her and her friends for a book club in the 80's! The story she would tell is you have 3 older women and Barry Gibb from the Bee Gees talking about the book, Little Women! lol
They all (even Andy) dropped out at 13 or 14, so maybe he was trying to round out his reading skills. He was known to write from inspiration. I’ll have to listen to his albums from that period to see if there’s some bit that may have been inspired by Little Women or a reading club. If you’re on twitter or Facebook, that would make a great question!!
Bisscute and the BeeGees sittin' in a tree k--i-s-s-i-n-g! Your ear to ear grin says it all. BTW love your dress, it's sooo sparkly.
Thanks for the memories.❤️
Glad you enjoyed the video
Great smiles on this one young lady. You get it
Thank you ❤️
Aloha Biscuit, well done, sweet reaction 😂🎉
i was a teenager when this song came out!
Me also 17 in 78 When To much Heaven was released
Best group ever,they put the *D* in Disco!
LOTS OF BEE GEES FANS OUT HERE! 🥰 Most will prob subscribe if you react to more of their great music🎼!!
Smooth soulful heavenly heartfelt flowing great music from a better time 😊
😂😂 Bless your heart! I saw your devil horns tryin to knock your halo off there for a second. I guess those jeans helped him hit those high notes.🎶🎶 🤣✌️❤️ from Ky
when you realize they are bothers it is even more precious
Congratulations. You’ve now found one of the best British groups of the last 60 years. These brothers have written and performed an amazing amount of hits. Please react to a LOT more from the Gibb brothers.
Thank you
British Band??...are you sure?
They are Australian ...
@@taylemgames2652 Because they lived in Australia doesn’t make them Australian! They were born in the Isle of Man and moved to Australia in the late 50’s. 👍🏻
@@jfleming8311 Positve. Born in the Isle of Man. Moved to Manchester until the late 50’s when they emigrated to Oz. They returned to the UK again in 1967. Hope this helps.
I know others have already said it, but yeah, The Bee Gees are monoliths in terms of American and world music history, they and Abba and The Jackson 5 were all paving the way during the time (along with several other artists of course)
But yeah I do agree, the harmonies are what make this song so phenomenal, that was their thing.
The fact that they are doing this all in analogue and using raw vocals, as MALES, that’s an incredible accomplishment - and far underrated today as it’s become the standard to enhance to cut back on studio time in an attempt to reach digital perfection. This is analogue perfection, something on a whole other level that modern music lacks in such a depressing way. I’m a male vocalist, and these guys are some of my heroes, along with Prince and Michael Jackson and all the greatest artists/performers of all time. The Bee Gees were beyond talented, they’re absolutely magical. These types of artists are why don’t use auto tune - that raw harmony sounds incredible live and the melodies sounds so much better when you can hear the natural glide in the voices imo (and objectively speaking if you check the studies on how humans react to natural vs digital too tbh) but hey, everyone has different ears. Just my opinion (with science lol)
Fantastic song and voices, and on a separate note... She is fit as a butchers dog 💪
It's more than a sound...it's the way it makes you feel deep inside...
Por fin, yo crecí con las canciones de los Bee Gees ya que mi mamá los escuchaba mucho. Gracias
Clasic song biss thanx for the reaction
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Thank you, glad you liked it
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Yeah, the pants were really tight back then, my husband used to say it was to show off his bird. As for the falsetto the early Bee Gees had way less, they used the falsetto voice more when they hit the disco era.
I'm glad you understand there was actual music before what you hear now..lmao
I grew up listening to these guys and this and Immortality with Celine Dion are both great songs. (just wanna say you have a beautiful Accent) 🌹
Thank you
I love this song and your reaction. You are just too cute!
Beautiful song. Good times...
You need to listen to Staying Alive from them. Absolute disco anthem 😎
The harmonies were so tight because they are brothers.
Yo vivir esstos en su momento.los Bee Gees eran El gupo mas famosos en el Mundo en Los 70's El unico viviente hoy es del medio. Con El cabello"Barry Gibb"era gemolos Los tres con vozes de angeles
Those super tight jeans are the reason for the high pitched voices 😂 I kid 😆
Actually when they talk they have deep voices Maybe you have tight jeans lol Get bigger pants
These were the times when music was music, made with incredible voices, compositions, arrangements and real instruments. Hopefully it won't become a lost art.
the harmonies are on another level
And they could do this live - even later on in their careers. Look out for their "One Night Only" concert which was recorded of which there are many clips on YT and they have do a medley of bits of songs, just the 3 of them, 1 microphone (much like this video) and Barry playing guitar. One clip in the medley is from their track "Nights on Broadway" and the live falsetto harmonies are spine chilling they're that good.
Lindo atuendo de la dama que reacciona , muy adecuado para tan hermosa canción . Felicidades . Bella sonrisa !!!
I could hit those high notes wearing jeans like that, lol.
Haha good ❤️
TIGHT IS RIGHT MY YOUNG FRIEND!!!
LOVED EVERY INCH OF THOSE JEANS HONEY!
BHIP.
This was the fashion at this time, all men/boys wore it (thank god not the older/old 😁), and it also was the time of disco, where you danced also very close together to love songs, so you could feel a lot!😆😂
golden generation
God I've taken it all for granted. I grew up with these guys music and all the other great bands from the late 60s onwards. Real talent before synthesises.
Love this harmony. No autotune. This is beautiful ❤❤
@Bisscute So check this out beautiful, the group the Bee Gees were brothers. All 3 brothers have falsetto range which made them that more talented. The Bee Gees have been recording as a group since the early 60's. The group became even more popular in the 70's. Their music could easily stand up today in rotation on most Radio stations. Sadly, Barry Gibb the lead singer is the only brother still alive. The youngest brother Andy Gibb not in the group, but a great solo artist in his own right passed away first. Maurice Gibb passed away then Robin Gibb passed away leaving only Barry and his sister Leslie.
Biscutte te felicito por tu reacción es acertada, a LM a BGees Santana
Te felicito desde Mexico