If you went back to this Era...you wouldn't want to come back!!! The music was wonderful and life was not as complicated!!! I'm so fortunate to have been a young adult during this and the MOTOWN Era. The very best music!!!
Yes, very hard knowing that Barry is the only one left. Funny thing is Barry was the eldest of the four with Andy being the youngest, yet Andy was the first to pass and Barry will be the last. I guess sometimes life happens in reverse order but It will be a VERY sad day for us all when Barry is gone. I hate even thinking about it... :>\
I would gladly give up all the fancy technology I have and enjoy today if I could go back to the mid 70's and go forward again. This was hands-down THE greatest period of my life. The mid 70's all through the 80's was the very best for me. It wasn't perfect and we still some issues but, for me, that was THE best time of my life.
You’re correct because this girl really started the early 70s Travolta and the Bee Gees brought it back as it was leaving towards the late 70s. I dance from Miami New York Atlanta California disco style. But I was always a dancer from day one that would be two years of age love music
YES! And then, I see this live performance (in Houston, Texas...) in my minds eye... the four brothers performing together - and Barry spinning around...
I lived in the Bee Gees Era and other great groups that you just don't see anymore. Brilliant groups in the 1970's, 1980's and 1990's. Yes, we used to dance to this music in the Disco's and parties.
This was a very famous concert where the fourth brother Gibbs, Andy, join his older brothers. I am so thankful you love the Bee Gees as much as I do. Us Bee Gees fans had to hide out because for years people hated disco
@ted ritola People who love music never hate one genre because it is different. I just remember seeing the disco suck signs back then. I still think of the 70's as some of the greatest music ever made rock, country, classical, disco pop, R&B
Agreed! EXCEPT.. I didn’t hide out at all! I was blaring the Bee Gee’s on the system in my car in the late 80’s (when they were definitely considered nit cool🙄) when we cruised the strip- My teenage boyfriend hated it, of course- oh well!🤷🏼♀️😉 one minute I was playing Bee Gees, next song could be Whitesnake, BON Jovi, Tone Loc, etc.. loved it all!!!
Of course the Bee Gees were so very much more than a disco group...but they're still remembered for that disco soundtrack album above everything else...
The Bee Gees started as a novelty act when the twins were very young, Andy was nowhere to join the group so he started as a solo act. Too bad he had a heart condition that he succumbed to when still young, and eventually the twins also passed on, leaving only Barry.
His heart was enlarged from years of cocaine abuse. Also the Bee Gees in the 70s were finely tuned and were a hit machine not yet ready to have Andy come in yet. The brothers were grooming him for later on.
The Bee Gees are awesome. They have written hits for Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Al Green, Tavares, Yvonne Elliman, Frankie Valli, Jimmy Ruffin and Barbara Streisand amongst others as well as having so many hits themselves. Just amazing. They were such nice down to earth people too. RIP Robin, Maurice and Andy xxx
Andy was never an official member of the Bee Gees. They all thought about it, but it never got done. I think this is the only video in existence of him performing with his brothers. And you got to see Travolta at work, too. You should check out the whole Saturday Night Fever movie.
Actually, he was very briefly. They asked him to join as his solo career was starting to fizzle out and he agreed. But he died before he ever got to record or tour with them.
But I mean Andy still performed with them on here there's actually the live version to the song but yeah either way he still join them on stage which is good also there's other videos of Barry and Andy singing together
Yes, I have read that on some article and it was Barry who announced that Andy was going to be a member of the Bee Gees but it didn't happen because he died.
The man on the dance floor is John Travolta, in the movie "Saturday Night Fever". I think the soundtrack is all Bee Gees, someone correct me if I'm wrong. You would enjoy the movie.
Wish you could go back to. It’s also sad that it could have been all 4 brothers but Andy had so many struggles and Barry did want Andy as the 4th BeeGee and you can just see how happy Andy was performing with his brothers but sadly it wasn’t meant to be 😢. RIP Andy, Mo and Robin. You are all truly loved and missed. I remember going to the local roller rink skating to these great songs 😂. Anyone else want to expose they’re my age?😂😂❤
This was a concert in Houston, I believe, when Andy joined them on stage. There's a video of this entire performance on RUclips...well worth looking up. It's amazing!! Maurice said that concert was embedded in his memory as he saw all his brothers faces at the mics when he looked across the stage.
@@JayveeTV You DO realize you have to watch Saturday Night Fever right? If you really want to know what our nightlife was like here in NYC and to some extent around this country in most of the bigger cities~that is the FULL experience ok? TRUST ME it was a lotta fun sliding into clubs with my fake ID back then! The whole movie is shot AT Studio 54 which was the biggest and best club in NYC not just for disco. It jusy aoesys was tje best club period cuz every rock star AND performer AND movie star used to party there EVERY night of the week. Whether they were coming off a show or lived in NYC and had gone out for the night or just finished doing their concert and went out to party afterwards....eventually they ALL ended up at Studio 54 ok? After Studio 54 they might drift over to The Limelight but it was ALWAYS Studio 54 FIRST. I'm Brooklyn born but raised out on Long Island so a lotta me & my friends wud either all pile into a car and split the parking. Or just take the LIRR "Bar Car" into Penn Station and just hit the city. Yeah any time there's a game like the Yankees or a concert was going on in nyc~the Long Island RR had an unofficial "Bar Car" hoing on inside of it. Yeah...party people in the house BABY! You'd bring your case of beers on the train for the trip and sime cups and some bottles and pretty much everybody in at least one car was the BAR CAR and we all shared our shit and got loaded. IF you watched to party then you had to toke up quickly in the bathroom or right between stops by standimg one foot on the platform and hold the doors open LONGER a few minutes! Nobody stopped us or sau3d shit...THEY don't want 100 drunken ppl getting pissed off! Theres 70 seats plus whoever's squished in the aisles ok? LOL! Our nights out here WERE GREAT! You were born in the wrong time I think cuz you love the good music! Watch the movie it's a good one. 😉❤😎
The Bee Gees have so many underrated gems from all over their career. "Words", "First Of May", "Alone", "You Win Again", "For Whom The Bell Tolls"... Also, dancing to the Bee Gees is not only approved, it's recommended.
Jayvcc- FYI- DISCO IS STILL ALIVE, IT WILL NEVER DIE......music is toooooo GREAT and you reactors will keep turning people on to it! It was such a FUN! Dancing was what we did almost every night! Ahhhh, the memories😉😉😉☺️☺️............Great reaction!! Thanks!!✌🏼🤟🏼
Yes, that's Andy!!! I love your reactions, but most especially to the Bee Gees. You always put a smile on my face. Love that you enjoy my fave group! Another song to try, from the 60s, NY Mining Disaster.
You are absolutely right. Saturday Night Fever was the movie to see back in the day. The Bee Gee's songs were practically the entire sound track in the movie. This movie made John Travolta a household name!! 🤗
Jay believe it or not that was John Travolta dancing in those scenes from the movie "Saturday Night Fever". Almost all the Bee Gees songs are in that movie. A must watch to see all the disco movies. I wish I was born in those time too.
@@garyhornet6031 Actually the BeeGees had the music written before the movie was made. The brothers almost turned down the offer for the soundtrack. That is straight out of Barry''s mouth.
Jayvee, you are such a pleasure to watch. You always put a smile on my face. Thank you so much. Loved the "Saturday Night Fever" clip. John Travolta sure could dance.
The Bee Gees were the greatest!! And yes disco was awesome!! It just made you happy!! So glad you are experiencing the music! I grew up in that time and I miss it! I listen to the music every day!
Great music never dies. The Bee Gees we're already a world wide success for about 10 years before the word Disco was even created. This music just happened to be what they were working on when the director was searching for a soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever and the Bee Gees agreed to have there music used for the movie And that was at height of the Disco era. The Bee Gees became the face of Disco. But they were and are more than that. The soundtrack is the most successful soundtrack of any movie of all time and it's because of the Bee Gees.
I love disco! You get to revive it JayVee, you are bringing it to your generation! So so many great disco songs, BeeGees were definitely the disco kings! (and great artists in 60s as you know) Try Disco Inferno by The Trammps and 'dont stop til you get enough' by Michael Jackson, (not live) some other great disco hits!
So nice to see all of the brothers singing together. When I hear reactors say that they wish they could go back into the day when the music was playing and was popular.... they were really cool days, Jay. I too wish you could have been there cause I know you would have been groovin' with us all. Thanks for your reaction..... take care and be well. Peace.
I was at the Checkerdome in St. Louis for that tour- what an incredible show. I was only 17, I think, and with a bunch of my girlfriends. I think we screamed during the entire show!
I want you to see „Don‘t throw our Love away“ by the Bee Gees at the One night only live Konzert in Vegas. They singing with Andy Gibb. A very nice Song.
Andy Gibb with them. Maurice spoke about this experience. Andy had tears in his eyes. He said to Maurice Can you believe this. Maurice said it was something he would never forget. A very special moment
This is part of Saturday night Fever. John Travolta stars in the film. Andy is next to Maurice. Not part of the Bee Gees perse but joined them for this concert. You found a great live performance from their tour :) The Bee Gees wrote much more than disco but they ARE disco lol. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. Fanny good one - I think you also said you will do Tragedy - and if you can find it, there is a video that shows behind the scenes of them recording it.
At some point early 70's this band we loved so much, The BeeGee's "went disco". I suppose we have forgiven them. But take a listen to the authentic original BeeGee's who have been mostly forgotten. Try "I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You" from 1968.
Fantastic , this is what you call in the grove , loved it back in the day and still love it now, it really makes you want to dance, you can be jealous of me , as I grooved to many of their tunes , songs and music , great one Jay 🤩.
Looking forward to this. You win again and for whom the bell tolls are great to they did not do a bad song. Can't wait to see you reaction Jay go Jay get moving . Wicked ☺☺💖💕💖💕
I'm so glad you chose the vid with scene from Saturday Night Fever! That really was a good movie. Story line real good. And the dancing and soundtrack was phenomenal. I always did The Bus Stop💃 to this. Created by a soul/funk band called Fatback. But The Hustle is great to it.
''Fanny be tender'' is so smooth and soulful you'll get that full falsetto range....another is ''Emotions'' by the Bee Gees'- Destiny's Child did a cover with a lot of success you might want to check out their version too.
I know what you mean when you say "wish you could go back in time to actually be there!" I feel same way with my favorite band The Beatles and the 60's! But was born too late!😁 Bee Gees are AWESOME!!! More: Nights On Broadway Tragedy New York Mining Disaster 1914
I recently watched The Bee Gees HBO documentary and I learned that Barry Gibb wrote Islands In The Stream for Kenny Rogers. I always loved that song and never knew it was written by Barry Gibb. The Gibb brothers were honestly magical beings I think!
John Travolta and the Bee Gees made Saturday Night fever the absolute legend of a film it is. John went through intense dance training for his parts in the film. The Bee Gees put together the music that would specifically suite the movie and dancing in a very short period of time. There were so many other things going on when they were shooting! Adding to the chaos the Bee Gees tracks were changed in tempo upon realise. Enough to throw Travolta and dance teachers out of sync. They were able to rework it all out and release it. They had no Idea the legend of a movie, sound track, disco phenomenon it would become! Everyone involved in the the music and dancing of the film were incredibly talented, ahead of their time and emmensly gifted in a way that's so rare these days.
I was in high school from 1976 to 1980 and teen discos were everywhere. Every Saturday night we’d get dressed up (just like you see in the movie) and dance from 8-11:30 to make our midnight curfews. It was such unbelievable fun and I love seeing you enjoy it!
Andy Gibb was not in on the recording of this song but he was a guest on their Spirits tour in 1979 where the these clips are from. If Fanny is going to be your next song then you are in for a treat. Nights On Broadway from 1975 was the first song where they used the Falsetto voice and on Fanny they try to play a little more with it. You could say that it gets a little too much in the end but it is in overall a fantastic song.
I was a 70's kid, so I grew in this cool era. My Grandmother took my brother & me to see Saturday Night Fever on a Saturday night. It seemed like everybody from the neighborhood was there. This may sound silly, but I felt like I had my first club experience through film at 12yrs old, long before I was even able to set foot inside a club.
This is THE song that put DISCO on the map!!!! When Travolta got up and danced to this it was all over!!!!! Made the BEE GEES Super Stars finally. Yes Andy Gibb preformed with The Bee Gees sometimes on tour. Have fun, Jaycee.
That's awesome that you recognized Andy performing with them.
If you went back to this Era...you wouldn't want to come back!!! The music was wonderful and life was not as complicated!!! I'm so fortunate to have been a young adult during this and the MOTOWN Era. The very best music!!!
So sad Barry is only brother left alive.Bee Gees wrote many tracks for other artists.Truly talented men. Best wishes from Scotland.
Yes, very hard knowing that Barry is the only one left. Funny thing is Barry was the eldest of the four with Andy being the youngest, yet Andy was the first to pass and Barry will be the last. I guess sometimes life happens in reverse order but It will be a VERY sad day for us all when Barry is gone. I hate even thinking about it... :>\
💔 heart breaker 😢
😢😢😢it’s so sad that all 3 brothers have passed
It breaks my heart to see Barry alone
I went to that concert. Very good.
The Bee Gees did rule disco. When you have 6 #1's in a row in the late part of the 70's that is ruling disco.
damn right..
Them and Donna Summer. They were the Kings, she was the Queen.
@@robinchesterfield42 My favorite Donna Summers tune is "On The Radio".
7 actually
They didn’t write disco songs they wrote rn b blue eyed soul it was the film that made them into disco
Jay, if we had a time machine and could transport you back to the 70s with us you wouldn't want to come back. The era that was the most fun for me. 👍
I wanna go back for different reasons and get a do over and the music is great too lol
I want to go tooooo!!!!
70s were amazing, wish we could all go back
I would gladly give up all the fancy technology I have and enjoy today if I could go back to the mid 70's and go forward again. This was hands-down THE greatest period of my life. The mid 70's all through the 80's was the very best for me. It wasn't perfect and we still some issues but, for me, that was THE best time of my life.
Mikel Hawk..... Totally 100% agree!!!
Love you Inside and Out
Great Bee Gees song!
That’s ANDY yes. The young one who passed away. This song rocked a generation and made Travolta a household name!! Disco. SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER
You’re correct because this girl really started the early 70s Travolta and the Bee Gees brought it back as it was leaving towards the late 70s. I dance from Miami New York Atlanta California disco style. But I was always a dancer from day one that would be two years of age love music
Yes. The video comes from a concert in 79. Search RUclips for "Beegees and Andy Gibb" and the live version will pop up.
This video posted 2 months ago: Andy is gone, Maurice is gone, and Robin is gone...
Talent at its paramount. No band can get close to the songwriting and voices of the Bee Gees!
true they were a masterpiece & will never be another band like them
I see John Travolta dancing every time I hear this song.
I was going to type the same thing... Lol
Me too!!
Me too!!! I was in high school when Disco came out...it was great!!
YES! And then, I see this live performance (in Houston, Texas...) in my minds eye... the four brothers performing together - and Barry spinning around...
Yeah. John Travolta dancing, it's like a recurring nightmare.
I lived in the Bee Gees Era and other great groups that you just don't see anymore. Brilliant groups in the 1970's, 1980's and 1990's. Yes, we used to dance to this music in the Disco's and parties.
This was a very famous concert where the fourth brother Gibbs, Andy, join his older brothers. I am so thankful you love the Bee Gees as much as I do. Us Bee Gees fans had to hide out because for years people hated disco
@ted ritola People who love music never hate one genre because it is different. I just remember seeing the disco suck signs back then. I still think of the 70's as some of the greatest music ever made rock, country, classical, disco pop, R&B
Agreed! EXCEPT.. I didn’t hide out at all! I was blaring the Bee Gee’s on the system in my car in the late 80’s (when they were definitely considered nit cool🙄) when we cruised the strip- My teenage boyfriend hated it, of course- oh well!🤷🏼♀️😉 one minute I was playing Bee Gees, next song could be Whitesnake, BON Jovi, Tone Loc, etc.. loved it all!!!
Of course the Bee Gees were so very much more than a disco group...but they're still remembered for that disco soundtrack album above everything else...
Absolutely! It, along with the 60s, was the golden age of music.
That was their "Spirits Having Flown" tour. It was shortly after this that Andy died.
The BeeGees were one of the most high-positive-energy stage acts I've ever seen. These guys were absolutely electrifying.
That dance scene is John travolta in Saturday night fever. Saw it in the movies at the time and it was awesome!
Me too. John Travolta aka Vinnie Babarino was going to be my husband one day!!! Haha
@@teresapack4788 Lmfaoo!...You made my day...I think my sisters said the same thing all those years back...
Same here, I’m was only 8 and it was Saturday night fever and Grease double feature and I still remember!🤣🤣👍
That's John Travolta dancing in Saturday Night Live. Bee Gees the best! 💋
Saturday Night Fever...
The 4th guy singing is their younger brother Andy Gibb.He was a solo act in the 70's
The Bee Gees started as a novelty act when the twins were very young, Andy was nowhere to join the group so he started as a solo act. Too bad he had a heart condition that he succumbed to when still young, and eventually the twins also passed on, leaving only Barry.
His heart was enlarged from years of cocaine abuse. Also the Bee Gees in the 70s were finely tuned and were a hit machine not yet ready to have Andy come in yet. The brothers were grooming him for later on.
The Beegees were a masterpiece, the biggest part of disco; the pure talent is speechless
The Bee Gees are awesome. They have written hits for Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Al Green, Tavares, Yvonne Elliman, Frankie Valli, Jimmy Ruffin and Barbara Streisand amongst others as well as having so many hits themselves. Just amazing. They were such nice down to earth people too. RIP Robin, Maurice and Andy xxx
Immortality for Celine Dion
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@@peterwalsh2470 Melba Moore. You stepped into my life
When Barry hit that high note you should have seen your face 😂😂. Your reactions are what makes these videos so worth watching.
Oh yes... Be Tender With My Love.. great choice Jayvon. REALLY looking forward to that. Beautiful😍 song.
This is one of those jams that when it was played in the club it pulled you onto the dance floor!
Andy!!! I was so in love with him.💕💕💕 John Travolta dancing!!
Jovaughn, try as anyone may, you're never find a bad Bee Gees song. Yes they were that good. Another golden oldie.
Andy was never an official member of the Bee Gees. They all thought about it, but it never got done. I think this is the only video in existence of him performing with his brothers.
And you got to see Travolta at work, too. You should check out the whole Saturday Night Fever movie.
Actually, he was very briefly. They asked him to join as his solo career was starting to fizzle out and he agreed. But he died before he ever got to record or tour with them.
There are a few clips of them singing together at a benefit, not great quality. Search "Barry and Andy singing together"
But I mean Andy still performed with them on here there's actually the live version to the song but yeah either way he still join them on stage which is good also there's other videos of Barry and Andy singing together
They announced he was joining the band shortly before he died. A sad bit of trivia. ☹️
Yes, I have read that on some article and it was Barry who announced that Andy was going to be a member of the Bee Gees but it didn't happen because he died.
Dude you have to listen to The Bee Gees last hit together “Alone” it’s a great song🤙🏻
Still one of my favourites . Great song.
Yes! I came here to request this one! My favourite Bee Gees song
Agreed , i love ALONE AND ISLAND ON THE STREAM
That's a really good one...
The man on the dance floor is John Travolta, in the movie "Saturday Night Fever". I think the soundtrack is all Bee Gees, someone correct me if I'm wrong. You would enjoy the movie.
It's not all bee gees but mostly
Yvonne Elliman also has a big song in the movie--If I Can't Have You.
@@dunismith3045 and that song was written by Bee Gees
Still have my album, but yeah, different disco acts from the movie.
And his 1st wife died of cancer during the filming of the movie.
I was in my early twenties during the disco era. It was an amazing time to be alive. So much fun. So much energy.
We told you that you'd LOVE it! The BeeGees were the Kings of Disco
Wish you could go back to. It’s also sad that it could have been all 4 brothers but Andy had so many struggles and Barry did want Andy as the 4th BeeGee and you can just see how happy Andy was performing with his brothers but sadly it wasn’t meant to be 😢. RIP Andy, Mo and Robin. You are all truly loved and missed. I remember going to the local roller rink skating to these great songs 😂. Anyone else want to expose they’re my age?😂😂❤
Sweetie I just love your reactions to the Bee Gees a you love them as much as I do
Brilliant clips of The Bee Gees and Andy Gibb performing with brothers. Great song .
OMG I’ve never seen this video but their younger brother Andy is singing with them!!
This was a concert in Houston, I believe, when Andy joined them on stage. There's a video of this entire performance on RUclips...well worth looking up. It's amazing!! Maurice said that concert was embedded in his memory as he saw all his brothers faces at the mics when he looked across the stage.
Disco was the best Era, our clothes & hairdos were different, the disco balls & the lit floor, it was so amazing to be a part of
Thats all the brothers!!! "More Than A Woman" is also a great song by them also. They were hot back in the day!!!
I've covered that one checkout my bee gees playlist
@@JayveeTV I wasn't sure - I just recently became a subscriber, but I will check that out! Loved your reaction, btw!!
@@JayveeTV You have to do "Love You Inside Out" by the Bee Gees. It will change your life. Lol.
@@JayveeTV You DO realize you have to watch Saturday Night Fever right? If you really want to know what our nightlife was like here in NYC and to some extent around this country in most of the bigger cities~that is the FULL experience ok? TRUST ME it was a lotta fun sliding into clubs with my fake ID back then! The whole movie is shot AT Studio 54 which was the biggest and best club in NYC not just for disco. It jusy aoesys was tje best club period cuz every rock star AND performer AND movie star used to party there EVERY night of the week. Whether they were coming off a show or lived in NYC and had gone out for the night or just finished doing their concert and went out to party afterwards....eventually they ALL ended up at Studio 54 ok? After Studio 54 they might drift over to The Limelight but it was ALWAYS Studio 54 FIRST. I'm Brooklyn born but raised out on Long Island so a lotta me & my friends wud either all pile into a car and split the parking. Or just take the LIRR "Bar Car" into Penn Station and just hit the city. Yeah any time there's a game like the Yankees or a concert was going on in nyc~the Long Island RR had an unofficial "Bar Car" hoing on inside of it. Yeah...party people in the house BABY! You'd bring your case of beers on the train for the trip and sime cups and some bottles and pretty much everybody in at least one car was the BAR CAR and we all shared our shit and got loaded. IF you watched to party then you had to toke up quickly in the bathroom or right between stops by standimg one foot on the platform and hold the doors open LONGER a few minutes! Nobody stopped us or sau3d shit...THEY don't want 100 drunken ppl getting pissed off! Theres 70 seats plus whoever's squished in the aisles ok? LOL! Our nights out here WERE GREAT! You were born in the wrong time I think cuz you love the good music! Watch the movie it's a good one. 😉❤😎
This is the movie The started John Travolta's career
The Bee Gees have so many underrated gems from all over their career. "Words", "First Of May", "Alone", "You Win Again", "For Whom The Bell Tolls"... Also, dancing to the Bee Gees is not only approved, it's recommended.
And "To Love Somebody", "I Can't See Nobody", "Blue Island..."
Jayvcc- FYI- DISCO IS STILL ALIVE, IT WILL NEVER DIE......music is toooooo GREAT and you reactors will keep turning people on to it! It was such a FUN! Dancing was what we did almost every night! Ahhhh, the memories😉😉😉☺️☺️............Great reaction!! Thanks!!✌🏼🤟🏼
We went from disco to two stepping thanks to John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever and Urban Cowboy! Great times!
Two of my favorite soundtracks ;)
And in between those two movies was Grease, with another great soundtrack
John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever, another iconic performance by him
Yes, that's Andy!!! I love your reactions, but most especially to the Bee Gees. You always put a smile on my face. Love that you enjoy my fave group!
Another song to try, from the 60s, NY Mining Disaster.
❤❤❤All 4 Gibb brothers together So much talent in one family Nobody sounds like the Bee Gees
You are absolutely right. Saturday Night Fever was the movie to see back in the day. The Bee Gee's songs were practically the entire sound track in the movie. This movie made John Travolta a household name!! 🤗
I'm from the 70's and Disco was awesome. You do know the guy danceing is John Travolta right?
Tragedy is a great one you havent listened to yet :)
I like your smile when you're hearing the song, I'm fan of the Bee Gees
Jay believe it or not that was John Travolta dancing in those scenes from the movie "Saturday Night Fever". Almost all the Bee Gees songs are in that movie. A must watch to see all the disco movies. I wish I was born in those time too.
Travolta said he was dancing to some one else because the Bee Gees wrote the music after the movie was filmed.
@@garyhornet6031 Actually the BeeGees had the music written before the movie was made. The brothers almost turned down the offer for the soundtrack. That is straight out of Barry''s mouth.
This one and “Jive Talking” are their best.
Good to see Andy singing with them!
Jayvee, you are such a pleasure to watch. You always put a smile on my face. Thank you so much. Loved the "Saturday Night Fever" clip. John Travolta sure could dance.
Yes, your reaction to this classic made my day!
Their falsettos are legendary
The Bee Gees were the greatest!! And yes disco was awesome!! It just made you happy!! So glad you are experiencing the music! I grew up in that time and I miss it! I listen to the music every day!
This guy must be very young, because Andy Gibb is one of the Ber Gee brothers..On fact,Andy is the Baby brother who had 1 solo hit in " 76"..
And there is their "baby" brother Andy! All four together
Lol you’re so cute!!! Yes us old folks at least got the music. LOOK UP “Saturday Night Fever”
The Bee Gees are legends, Barry is unbelievable and such a gentleman. The disco era is the Bee Gees
Those clips were scenes from the moive Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta.
Great music never dies. The Bee Gees we're already a world wide success for about 10 years before the word Disco was even created. This music just happened to be what they were working on when the director was searching for a soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever and the Bee Gees agreed to have there music used for the movie And that was at height of the Disco era. The Bee Gees became the face of Disco. But they were and are more than that. The soundtrack is the most successful soundtrack of any movie of all time and it's because of the Bee Gees.
I love disco! You get to revive it JayVee, you are bringing it to your generation! So so many great disco songs, BeeGees were definitely the disco kings! (and great artists in 60s as you know) Try Disco Inferno by The Trammps and 'dont stop til you get enough' by Michael Jackson, (not live) some other great disco hits!
Bambi Harris You must watch Saturday Night Fever....
I really enjoy how much you like the BeeGees! I've loved them my whole life (born in 1972)!
Oh yeah! These boys were born in England and raised in Australia. We in Aus adopted them as our own. 💖
Not quite: they're from the Isle of Man, the island well known for motor racing (Manx TT) located in the Irish Sea.
They lived less than 10 years in Australia (between 1959-1967). Barry was nearly 12 when they moved there.
The three older brothers were getting into a lot of trouble so the family immigrated to Australia.
I love everything the Bee Gees do... keep them coming.
So nice to see all of the brothers singing together. When I hear reactors say that they wish they could go back into the day when the music was playing and was popular.... they were really cool days, Jay. I too wish you could have been there cause I know you would have been groovin' with us all. Thanks for your reaction..... take care and be well. Peace.
I was at the Checkerdome in St. Louis for that tour- what an incredible show. I was only 17, I think, and with a bunch of my girlfriends. I think we screamed during the entire show!
The bee gees were the soundtrack of saturday night fever. An awesome movie.
The best years of my life. So much fun. The Bee Gees were AMAZING!
I want you to see „Don‘t throw our Love away“ by the Bee Gees at the One night only live Konzert in Vegas. They singing with Andy Gibb. A very nice Song.
Andy Gibb with them. Maurice spoke about this experience. Andy had tears in his eyes. He said to Maurice Can you believe this. Maurice said it was something he would never forget. A very special moment
It feels like forever since I last seen a Bee Gees reaction. Robin looks great as usual. Great job on the vids as usual 👍🏼
QUATRO ANJOS ABSOLUTOS!!!
ANDY ❤
BARRY ❤
ROBIN ❤
MAURICE ❤
AMOR ALÉM DA VIDA....
This is part of Saturday night Fever. John Travolta stars in the film. Andy is next to Maurice. Not part of the Bee Gees perse but joined them for this concert. You found a great live performance from their tour :) The Bee Gees wrote much more than disco but they ARE disco lol. Thanks for sharing and have a great day. Fanny good one - I think you also said you will do Tragedy - and if you can find it, there is a video that shows behind the scenes of them recording it.
Yes, yes and YES! ☺️
4 brothers singing together, this is amazing . You can see how much Andy is enjoying it and the handsome Robin is as always cool . Thanks for reacting
Too whom the bell tolls a early 90s tune u won't be sorry
The album "Size isn't everything" is great as well as "Still Waters"
I wish you could teleport yourself, too, because you and I would be out on the dance floor tearing it up. LOL
At some point early 70's this band we loved so much, The BeeGee's "went disco". I suppose we have forgiven them. But take a listen to the authentic original BeeGee's who have been mostly forgotten. Try "I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You" from 1968.
Robert Johnson He’s reacted to several earlier Bee Gees songs, and he loved them too. 😊
They were known for their ballads before they dove into disco. They were all over the radio. Another sound of the 70s.
I LOVE YOUR FACE!! YOUR REACTION TO BARRY'S VOICE
Fantastic , this is what you call in the grove , loved it back in the day and still love it now, it really makes you want to dance, you can be jealous of me , as I grooved to many of their tunes , songs and music , great one Jay 🤩.
John Travolta out of Saturday night fever. My favorite movie
Looking forward to this. You win again and for whom the bell tolls are great to they did not do a bad song. Can't wait to see you reaction Jay go Jay get moving . Wicked ☺☺💖💕💖💕
With the Bee Gees you can't lose. The gift that keeps giving.
I was lucky enough to see them in concert in 1978, pretty much the same stage set and outfits. I will never forget it. Thankful I took pictures.
Can't wait to see your reaction to this, my jam from 1976!
I had a rather miserable day today and you just put a huge smile on my face. Thanks for posting these videos!
I'm so glad you chose the vid with scene from Saturday Night Fever! That really was a good movie. Story line real good. And the dancing and soundtrack was phenomenal.
I always did The Bus Stop💃 to this. Created by a soul/funk band called Fatback. But The Hustle is great to it.
Must watch live concert Melbourne 1974....Robin takes the lead in many songs...Amazing voice Robin he was my favourite! Brilliant
''Fanny be tender'' is so smooth and soulful you'll get that full falsetto range....another is ''Emotions'' by the Bee Gees'- Destiny's Child did a cover with a lot of success you might want to check out their version too.
What a great era...loved them,the greatest soundtrack...
You should do a reaction to the movie Saturday Night Fever. I’m sure you would love it since you are such a big fan of The Bee Gees and disco.
YEEEES! that would be a fun "live" event, too! we could all join J & watch together.
I know what you mean when you say "wish you could go back in time to actually be there!" I feel same way with my favorite band The Beatles and the 60's! But was born too late!😁
Bee Gees are AWESOME!!!
More:
Nights On Broadway
Tragedy
New York Mining Disaster 1914
Despicable Me's ending scene has Gru dancing to this song. 😎
The Bee Gees did rule disco!!!!!🙂🙂🙂❤❤❤👍👍👍Recent fun stat: every 10 seconds, someone in the world is listening to a Bee Gees song.
Time to bring Jay to the disco! Get him some platform shoes, a silk shirt & a medallion! 😅
I recently watched The Bee Gees HBO documentary and I learned that Barry Gibb wrote Islands In The Stream for Kenny Rogers. I always loved that song and never knew it was written by Barry Gibb. The Gibb brothers were honestly magical beings I think!
Dolly and Kenny sang it a whole lot better than the BGs. It's one of my favorite songs.
All 4 Bee Gee brothers in this one including Andy the youngest brother.
John Travolta and the Bee Gees made Saturday Night fever the absolute legend of a film it is. John went through intense dance training for his parts in the film. The Bee Gees put together the music that would specifically suite the movie and dancing in a very short period of time. There were so many other things going on when they were shooting! Adding to the chaos the Bee Gees tracks were changed in tempo upon realise. Enough to throw Travolta and dance teachers out of sync. They were able to rework it all out and release it. They had no Idea the legend of a movie, sound track, disco phenomenon it would become! Everyone involved in the the music and dancing of the film were incredibly talented, ahead of their time and emmensly gifted in a way that's so rare these days.
This got 1k views in an hour. Impressive. Thank you for bringing some love to the Bee Gees. ❤
If I had a time machine I would go back to the 70's and never return! Love watching your reactions and appreciation for the music I grew up with Jay!
Scenes from "Saturday night fever" that was John Travolta doing the dancing,hard to believe he was ever that slim,lol
I was in high school from 1976 to 1980 and teen discos were everywhere. Every Saturday night we’d get dressed up (just like you see in the movie) and dance from 8-11:30 to make our midnight curfews. It was such unbelievable fun and I love seeing you enjoy it!
The guy dancing is John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever."
So excited that you discovered The Bee Gees! So many hours dancing to their jive!
Andy Gibb was not in on the recording of this song but he was a guest on their Spirits tour in 1979 where the these clips are from.
If Fanny is going to be your next song then you are in for a treat. Nights On Broadway from 1975 was the first song where they used the Falsetto voice and on Fanny they try to play a little more with it. You could say that it gets a little too much in the end but it is in overall a fantastic song.
I was lucky enough to be there that night. This takes me to my happy place.
I was a 70's kid, so I grew in this cool era. My Grandmother took my brother & me to see Saturday Night Fever on a Saturday night. It seemed like everybody from the neighborhood was there. This may sound silly, but I felt like I had my first club experience through film at 12yrs old, long before I was even able to set foot inside a club.
You need to do their song: Run to me it's Fire 😊😊😊
Yes, Rhonda McBath..it's beautiful.
It’s really slow. Perhaps a slow burning fire
This is THE song that put DISCO on the map!!!! When Travolta got up and danced to this it was all over!!!!! Made the BEE GEES Super Stars finally. Yes Andy Gibb preformed with The Bee Gees sometimes on tour. Have fun, Jaycee.