Absolutely agree.. Funny you say that.. a friend of mine was watching one of the singing competitions on tv, and brought up one having a great falsetto voice and I said.. "Psh! you ain't seen nothing... let me show you something" I showed her this same video.. Tears and shock haha
God Bless his Mom she was 96 a year ago or 2 years 🙏. 2 brothers dead do to illness then hospital screw up. Andy suicide do to he could not handle the 3 older brothers success early 80s I believe. I was and am a fan of all there music 🎶. Andy had 2 I thought quality albums back then.
@@Deveem4738 oh I had not heard of the heart disease Cocaine wrecks your heart. I had a cousin who bought his 2 albums so I got to listen then mom and I bought them as well while he was alive.
@@richardmckinnon8791 Yea, their mom, Barbara Gibb, passed August 12, 2016. Their father, Hugh Gibb, passed 1992, four years after Andy passed. The brothers said it was probably from a broken heart. Maurice died (2003) due to hospital negligence. He entered for surgery on his intestines. Some reports say he had a heart attack before surgery, some say after. He died 2 days after admission. Robin died (2012) of cancer. Some reports say kidney; others say colon. It was determined that the twins had the same intestinal condition since birth. Andy passed in 1988, at the age of 30: drugs. Barry stated he was involved in the 'LA lifestyle.' Their sister, Lesley is the oldest. Let's call her the 'queen bee.' She is 76 and lives a quiet life. Sir Barry will be 75 on September 1st, which is also his 51st wedding anniversary. (Good date! Now he can't forget their anniversary. 😁)
@@brendawilson8208 thank you I did not know about a sister. Andy was a loss I got 2 albums of his after hearing them from a cousin. The Twins huge loss do to they were major song writers 😪
To call them amazing is an understatement 😊 Of all the bands after The Beatles, there's been but a selected few that reflect the very core of which they were born to do and it's to sing 😄 I could not for the life of me be able to carry on with the burden of heartache that Barry takes with him everywhere 😔
Yep, this was my first ever favourite. I was only 5 when it came out and I first heard it; the thing blew my little mind and made me feel some kind of indescribable euphoria. Still gets me to this day.
The vibrato that Barry could put into such a clear falsetto...pure magic. And the three of them in harmony, even after all these years is like hearing flowing silk...
I met the Bee Gees back in the early 70's a couple of times when they played Detroit. Didn't speak much to Robin, (he left right away), but I can tell you, Barry, (who was travelling with his wife), was completely chill. ...and he got his guitar out and played a couple of songs for us. Later, we went into the bar area and Maurice was there and chatted with us about a lot of things, including his brother, Andy, (who wasn't in the music industry at the time), and his ex-wife Lu Lu! They were such kind, talented, and wonderful people.
Oh the memories come crashing back! Funny though, I didn't really appreciate them back in the day. Couldn't even claim to really be "into" them except for the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. So not the case now😄
I can hardly listen to Bee Gees without tearing up nowadays. I am the oldest of four brothers just like Barry (the one doing the high notes). Knowing that he has lost all three of his younger brothers really puts a bittersweet edge on the music. I don't even want to try imagining losing my siblings.
I am not the oldest but my three younger siblings are gone. We loved The Bee Gees it was our time to enjoy life. So I do tear up when I see Barry on a show or listen to The Bee Gees music.
Alberta Adams We’re so fortunate that they left us with an amazing catalogue of music! They were truly originals, not covering other artists but paving their own way.
They're new to a lot of younger people these days. So many haven't heard of them. The Bee Gees are the third most successful band in Billboard charts history after the Beatles and the Supremes. They ain't no wannabees. 😊👍🎵🎵🎵
The younger people are new to the BeeGees because they are ignorant self centred little fucks. Hopefully the corona virus will kill them all off and our world will be as it was.
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Their music is timeless. By the time Saturday Night Fever was released, they had already been in the music business for almost 20 years. Their songs from the 60's were amazing.
Not only were Artists more talented, songs better written and performances more solid than today’s “artists”, they were classier as was the general public. Keep up the good work, you are my favorite reactor.
The sound of the 3 angels quietly---gently singing. What a treat to look back on them---see and listen to their incredible 30 years of one of kind hypnotizing sound not to be repeated with such success--maybe ever again. Just one angel yet to enter ----ironically----Heaven. Too Much Heaven----Bee Gees you gave it to us here on Earth...Thank you so much!! MPG
Then their little brother comes along with a short tragic life. But he made good music while he was here. His name was Andrew Roy Gibb. He was my age and he died at 30. So sad.
Yes!!!! Andy was my teen idol!! Late 1970's - early 1980's I was in love with him LOL had a poster of him on my wall ❤ I was SO sad to learn of his death! Favorite..... "I Just Want to Be Your Everything" ❤❤❤❤❤❤
im a 70’s kid and damn proud of it… our music was so awesome and its not made like this anymore… no autotune no nothing.. straight up heavenly gifted generation
100 years from now people will have the very same reaction. Barry seems to be the most pleased with the back-ups from his brothers...genuinely appreciating their efforts and knowing they are hitting it out of the park.
Even if metal and classic rock are my favorite genres, I always appreciate real musical talent. And The BeeGees have always been super talented, both as performers and writers. So I've always really enjoyed them. They were big during the Disco Era, but they had a solid career before and after disco as well.
..Hard rock guitarist here, the more i got into songwriting and theory.... the more i realized a good song is a good song is a good song...ABBA, BEEGEES, Beach boys, groups I used to make fun of until I realized the immense, huge talent in every aspect for those groups.
This was around the time of the disco era which was more or less the Bee Gees' second coming. People need to listen to their older stuff from the '60's.
I was a young adult when they were popular. Barry Gibb made it hard for all men to measure up to him. Having that voice and being so freakin' gorgeous!! The harmonizing between the brothers was amazing!!
yea I like your reaction, so groovy just sway side to side, thank's dude. I know you must have heard about them. But out of my love to this group, allow me. They are the Brothers Gibb (BG's or later Bee Gees): in the middle with his falsetto is the big brother Barry Gibb. On his sides are his twin brothers 3 years younger than him: Robin Gibb (with his hands on his hip, also lead singer but with etherial vibrato sound, just beautiful, they switch lead in some other songs) and Maurice 'Mo' Gibb, the harmonizer and technical expert. They are singer-songwriter group after the Beatles era, the same era with MJ (in fact they were friends with him), have 5 decades of career-span from 1967. In the 1994-1997 they got all the hall of fame (songwriter, rock n roll), lifetime achv award from AMA, Brit, World, well you name it. They never stop producing hits after hits, for themselves or for other artist. Sadly the twin had passed away, Mo 2003, Robin 2012, so the big brother Barry carried on with his son/nephew/niece to perform (the last gig that i know is 2014, but maybe I was wrong). Also his studio now help produces record for younger generation of singer i think. He is still a strong guy in his 70s now, but perhaps just no longer performs. The Bee Gees is a legend, they firstly into ballads music in Britain influenced by the Beatles (1970s), then move to US and they love the black soul music and is highly influenced by this. If you heared Staying Alive, it is one project for them. But they mainly are in progressive R&B, soul music. Barry remain lives in Miami. Their timeless music will lives on thru generations, I know.
I saw so time ago a video about their history, and in the end it showed how barry was the last one, still making shows, even after losing all his brothers. Man, that made me cry big time.
Yes. Their sister, Lesley did not sing with her brothers (one time she did, because Robin was under the weather.) She is the first born. She was 77 yrs old, January, 2021.
They harmonized so good, almost like they were related, haha. The hands on the hips is not he's all relaxed, just chilling. It's to stretch the muscles in your chest, get more air in your lungs, hold your notes longer; make you sound better. I say it worked.
This is the videoclip of the song, it's not live they are playbacking. They doublet the vocaltracks in the studio multiple times to get that full sound, it's highly commercial polished music. I like there sixties period much more it is less polished.
I grew up with these guys in the 70’s and was SO SO lucky to actually have this as part of my youthful romances. *Sigh* Back then, songs were sung TO women, not about them and it really shows. The most perfect harmonies when we danced on the floor and you never wanted the night to end. Now I get the chance to show my 12 year old twin boys what REAL music was like. No auto tune, tight harmonies and incredible talent. ✌🏻💫❤️💫🇦🇺
@@Samuel-I not only that, but they won EVERY award they were nominated for. 8 Grammy's (3 of those Special Award of Merit), 5 American Music Awards,. 1 Brit Award, 1 World Music Award
maurice and andy gibb were born in manchester england,there mother and father and grandparents going back generations were from manchester,,barry and robin were born in the british isles and they have obe and dbe honours awarded by the queen [they are not australians lol ] they lived there for a while thats all
@@broadband01 maurice was the twin of Robin and Robin was born on the Isle of Man as was Barry. As the Isle of Man is a British Crown Dependency, the Bee Gees are/were indeed British.
I remember being about 8 years old, when disco was still huge in the 70s. I never thought there would be a time when I would listen to this and think "god damn I loved disco"... PS...a ton of kids were made to that song...lol
I have loved the Bee Gees since I was 7, and even after I became a lover of heavy metal at about 10, I still listen to the Bee Gees with so much joy. If someone tells you they do not like the Bee Gees, tell them to get a medical check up forthwith.
“How Deep is Your Love”. I was 10 when I first heard that song and boy did it make an impression. When I hear it today it takes me back to my childhood and I just smile.
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The Bee Gees were God's gift to all of us, all talent no computers!
No way mate... imagine this with auto tune. yeah...
Vote for Pedro!
John Gammon AMEN!
Massachusetts is a hauntingly beautiful song too-
I don’t believe in god but I feel your love for the brothers Gibb and I’m with you.
No one has ever harmonized like the Bee Gees, and no one ever will. Period.
Beach Boys a close second
I beg to differ. CSNY had better harmonies and a lot more to say.
@David Campbell You just listed three of the most overproduced bands from the 70s that led to the New York and London punk revolution.
Only the Everly Brothers
@@bbtb785 Keep dreaming
Barry Gibb's got one of the BEST falsettos in all of the music industry.
Absolutely agree.. Funny you say that.. a friend of mine was watching one of the singing competitions on tv, and brought up one having a great falsetto voice and I said..
"Psh! you ain't seen nothing... let me show you something" I showed her this same video.. Tears and shock haha
THE best
They all could sing beyond amazingly and yeah, that falsetto is just too spectacular. Just WOW...
Agree!
Maurice has a good falsetto too.
Barry is hitting those notes, still giving me chills. He's the only one of the brothers still living.
God Bless his Mom she was 96 a year ago or 2 years 🙏. 2 brothers dead do to illness then hospital screw up. Andy suicide do to he could not handle the 3 older brothers success early 80s I believe. I was and am a fan of all there music 🎶. Andy had 2 I thought quality albums back then.
@@richardmckinnon8791 Andy wasn’t suicide, but heart illness because of drug abuse
@@Deveem4738 oh I had not heard of the heart disease Cocaine wrecks your heart. I had a cousin who bought his 2 albums so I got to listen then mom and I bought them as well while he was alive.
@@richardmckinnon8791 Yea, their mom, Barbara Gibb, passed August 12, 2016. Their father, Hugh Gibb, passed 1992, four years after Andy passed. The brothers said it was probably from a broken heart. Maurice died (2003) due to hospital negligence. He entered for surgery on his intestines. Some reports say he had a heart attack before surgery, some say after. He died 2 days after admission. Robin died (2012) of cancer. Some reports say kidney; others say colon. It was determined that the twins had the same intestinal condition since birth. Andy passed in 1988, at the age of 30: drugs. Barry stated he was involved in the 'LA lifestyle.'
Their sister, Lesley is the oldest. Let's call her the 'queen bee.' She is 76 and lives a quiet life. Sir Barry will be 75 on September 1st, which is also his 51st wedding anniversary. (Good date! Now he can't forget their anniversary. 😁)
@@brendawilson8208 thank you I did not know about a sister. Andy was a loss I got 2 albums of his after hearing them from a cousin. The Twins huge loss do to they were major song writers 😪
Their range, harmony and song writing skills are second to none!
If a person isn't feeling this we're not talking.
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Facts.
We're talking!
And then some
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ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS OF ALL TIME
1000% AGREE!
I am a vocalist-and I agree!🩵🎶
It's been a tough ride for Barry...such heartache.
Losing Robin and Maurice plus their younger brother, Andy
To call them amazing is an understatement 😊
Of all the bands after The Beatles, there's been but a selected few that reflect the very core of which they were born to do and it's to sing 😄
I could not for the life of me be able to carry on with the burden of heartache that Barry takes with him everywhere 😔
Their mother too. She lost 3 of her children.
Yeah that's awesome. What Barry is singing in is known as falsetto.
@@GSwiss40 Barry
That song is so beautiful I love it made me cry for real when i hear it.
2024 still loving this song ❣️The 70’s were everything 😢. I get chills from Barry singing ❣️🔥. No backup singers, brothers were the backup❣️
Robin,Barry,and Maurice,
I haven't seen any trio that could touch them.
They was the real deal.
The stylistic!
React to the stylistics
Andy was pretty good himself.
Yes he was Tom.
And Jamel, this reply is the order they appear L to R in the video.
The BeeGees donated every penny from this song UNICEF
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J OneLife nope, they are Manx, from the Isle of Man.
I can remember when there was a tv commercial for UNICEF that used this song.
And it was over $10,000,000!
@@patrician7445 and still growing, now over $11 million
"How Deep Is Your Love" - one of the most beautiful ballads ever written and performed. This is another deep rabbit hole in the making.
Yep, this was my first ever favourite. I was only 5 when it came out and I first heard it; the thing blew my little mind and made me feel some kind of indescribable euphoria. Still gets me to this day.
Oo. Good surname there...
He has GOT to do How Deep! OMG....
How deep is ur love and inside and out , are great songs
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Population definitely increased because of these guys.
this was one of those groups in HS that everyone liked but no one was willing to admit to...like Neil Diamond, and ABBA.
The young women did and if you played it right .
Dance slow
Because it's highly commercial polished music, not everybody likes that.
Don't forget Barry Manilow too. lol
Yeah exactly, the Bee Gees are one of the highest selling acts in the history of the music industry, but no one ever bought a album😂😂😂
Heavy dose of talent. And at that time, Barry Gibb was the most gorgeous man walking the earth
C Logan yup,.isn't he? Still.gorgeous grandpa now
...he and brother Andy. I was a little girl and so in love with him. He died tragically.
@@perfumetherapie oh yeah. Totally. I love Andy too.
Oh Heck Yeah!
C Logan
, I was madly inlove with Barry as a teen in the 70's.
There's a reason the Gibb brothers had 5 songs in the top 10 charts at the same time. Incredible song writing and voices.
Damn 😂
I believe they had 8 in the top 10 (though not all performed by them), with 3 written by just Barry.🎼
💗🎶
Barry oh Barry, melted my heart at 12 years old. What an Adonis.
And Andy Gibb their little brother...sigh
Same, girl, same!
Mine too at 15
I was 13. Tho I didnt think was an Adonis...do now!!!! 💓
amen!
The vibrato that Barry could put into such a clear falsetto...pure magic. And the three of them in harmony, even after all these years is like hearing flowing silk...
Robin had the Vibrato voice Barry was Fasetto Maurice coud sing lower than both but also falsetto especially in their disco era
This recording is 27 overlaid tracks, with 18 of just Barry & 9 further tracks of all three brothers together....on lead, high & low harmony.
The Bee Gees crushed the game,
Watching you watching the BeeGees brings a huge smile to my face - thank you sir!
Yes me too. This song always makes me smile and think of couple skating at the skating rink
I agree. I love the way he loved it.... ROBIN GIBB❣️🎶❣️🎶❣️
This song is timeless. I'm emotionally tied to it. It's just one of those songs that are perfect. You can't add or take away from it.
same here...I'm 49 and I like his reaction. I was 7 or 8 when this song was released.
I met the Bee Gees back in the early 70's a couple of times when they played Detroit. Didn't speak much to Robin, (he left right away), but I can tell you, Barry, (who was travelling with his wife), was completely chill. ...and he got his guitar out and played a couple of songs for us. Later, we went into the bar area and Maurice was there and chatted with us about a lot of things, including his brother, Andy, (who wasn't in the music industry at the time), and his ex-wife Lu Lu! They were such kind, talented, and wonderful people.
how i envy you . to be able to spend some time with a group of such talented people would be a the top of my bucket list .
wow!! one of those gem moments..a treasureble memory for life
Wow so jealous. Thanks for sharing 🤗
Wow how incredibly awesome!
It does NOT surprise me that Barry was like that......and is WHY he was practically the main focus of the group.
Wow you lucky person
The Gibbs brothers. The greatest trio harmony. And all from one family.
*Gibb
Plus younger brother Andy (who was my elementary school celebrity crush).
"how many babies were made to that song?" Lol brother I'd say that was close to the entire next generation of folks being made there.
this came out in 79. I was born in 80 lol
😅😅😂😂
I’m a reaction junkie. Jamel, you’re the best of them all.
Gotta agree ! ! Such a Great Channel ! ! Warm Greetings From Finland ! ! 😀👌
Totally agree. I love this channel.
I'm a 70's child and this brings back some memories
Oh the memories come crashing back! Funny though, I didn't really appreciate them back in the day. Couldn't even claim to really be "into" them except for the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. So not the case now😄
Endless summers...Golden memories.......great music
Me too!
Born in 72, my mom played these classics all day and man, nothing brings it all back more than a bit of Bee Gees, pure magic..
Melinda Voris so many of us are....great times, long live the 70’s!
I can hardly listen to Bee Gees without tearing up nowadays. I am the oldest of four brothers just like Barry (the one doing the high notes). Knowing that he has lost all three of his younger brothers really puts a bittersweet edge on the music. I don't even want to try imagining losing my siblings.
I am not the oldest but my three younger siblings are gone. We loved The Bee Gees it was our time to enjoy life. So I do tear up when I see Barry on a show or listen to The Bee Gees music.
I had a aunt that was the oldest of 4 kids and ended up being the sole survivor.
Every time I hear the Bee Gees now, I can't' help thinking, how much grief Barry must have to deal with every day? It makes me sad.
I feel the same...i couldn't imagine how that feels.. heartbroken for him...
It’s life.......but the end , is actually just the beginning!
‘Talking about a Head and Shoulders contract!’ - I snorted when you said that. 😂
Mighty Neponset ha ha ! For real, I’m jealous of their hair. Lol
@@mattier.9095 Who isn't. You kidding I'd love to run my fingers through it. (Oh noTMI!)
I did too. I think we snorted in harmony.
The older I get the more I realize how great it was to grow up with the music of the 70's.
Don't forget...they WROTE it, TOO! Barry Gibb was a song-writing machine!
“How many babies was made to that song? That’s the real question!”
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Hello!!!!
Been lost count lol
I agree Andrew! How many?
The BEE GEES wrote all of their songs and many more, including the score for “Grease”.
Most of Saturday Night Fever too.... 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜
And Islands in the stream
Alberta Adams We’re so fortunate that they left us with an amazing catalogue of music! They were truly originals, not covering other artists but paving their own way.
and arranged and PLAYED instruments on many of them too
xebio6 yep!!!! They were/are so talented. 💚💚💚💚
After all these years of hearing this song - - I still get amazed how he hits those high note .
It's the tight pants.
He is the only one of the trio left alive and still hits those high notes, and still has his beautiful mane, I LOVE BARRY GIBB!
@@ripplewaters388 He's balding. images.app.goo.gl/eoZknY8WAQgQYxu79
You and everyone else!!
There are truly no more singers like this these days.
"How many babies made to this song?" lol Love it!
"Head and Shoulders contract" I almost hit the floor laughing 😆
They're new to a lot of younger people these days. So many haven't heard of them.
The Bee Gees are the third most successful band in Billboard charts history after the Beatles and the Supremes. They ain't no wannabees. 😊👍🎵🎵🎵
The younger people are new to the BeeGees because they are ignorant self centred little fucks. Hopefully the corona virus will kill them all off and our world will be as it was.
ABBA also belongs among those greats !
@@velociraptor8984 abba only had 1 number 1 hit here
Wonder where Michael fits in those charts...
Best Band Ever. Simple Complexity!
“How many babies was made to that song?” You can believe it was a LOT!
Lots of boomers lol
@@DEEZVIC The Boomers had all been born before this song came out. They were the ones making the babies by this point.
How many babies “were” made to that song.
@@DEEZVIC check your timeline.
Yes - the Bee Gees are that good. They will never be duplicated.
Yassss Robin was just chilling w his hands on his hips 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿
Only family can make those harmonies. Voices from Heaven.
Blood Harmony
You’re absolutely right! Check out these sisters form the Nederlands covering the Bee Gees
ruclips.net/video/m_1bteofDEo/видео.html
Bee Gees home Isolation medley, recorded separately!
ruclips.net/video/S6161aEIpNo/видео.html
The Beegee’s were one of the BEST harmonizing groups every, Barry’s falsetto was amazing!!
Sometimes I wish we could all go back to the 70s and stay there forever
I agree. These were wonderful years for me, even if some were ignorance for me. " IGNORANCE IS BLISS".
Their music is timeless. By the time Saturday Night Fever was released, they had already been in the music business for almost 20 years. Their songs from the 60's were amazing.
Not only were Artists more talented, songs better written and performances more solid than today’s “artists”, they were classier as was the general public. Keep up the good work, you are my favorite reactor.
Honestly I can’t say I’ve heard a better harmony than The Bee Gees ❤️
Nights On Broadway, Spirits Having Flown, To Love Somebody. Honestly most all Bee Gees songs are amazing.
The sound of the 3 angels quietly---gently singing. What a treat to look back on them---see and listen to their incredible 30 years of one of kind hypnotizing sound not to be repeated with such success--maybe ever again. Just one angel yet to enter ----ironically----Heaven. Too Much Heaven----Bee Gees you gave it to us here on Earth...Thank you so much!! MPG
Yep...is the big brother in the middle with those high notes....what a voice.
The most beautiful song ever written! PERIOD.
“How Deep is Your Love" is my favorite Bee Gees song. 💞
Then their little brother comes along with a short tragic life. But he made good music while he was here. His name was Andrew Roy Gibb. He was my age and he died at 30. So sad.
Absolutely loved Andy! 💗
Broke my heart 💔
Yes!!!!
Andy was my teen idol!! Late 1970's - early 1980's
I was in love with him LOL had a poster of him on my wall ❤
I was SO sad to learn of his death!
Favorite.....
"I Just Want to Be Your Everything"
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@@scarletjohnston741 me too, my crush and heartbreak
They were so talented. Amazing performers but also prolific songwriters. I always appreciated their music
im a 70’s kid and damn proud of it… our music was so awesome and its not made like this anymore… no autotune no nothing.. straight up heavenly gifted generation
100 years from now people will have the very same reaction. Barry seems to be the most pleased with the back-ups from his brothers...genuinely appreciating their efforts and knowing they are hitting it out of the park.
The Bee Gees were one of a kind and this song is among their best work
One of the best and unique voices ever
They ARE PERFECTION ❤💋
Ive got 4 kids and thankfully theyre old souls and know good music 22 yr old daughter and Bee Gees are her fav love it.
Barry Gibb.... The last one standing, Amazing and incredible voice.... And I am no longer ashamed to say I love the BEE GEES.
"Massachusettes" is one of my forever favorite BEEGEE's song. Ugh, it just grips me.
Fantastic song! Nothing like it.
Me too
Me too!! Im from Florida and have always been in love with New England too!! Love it
My favorite too, all off there early songs are better because they are less commercial polished.
Even if metal and classic rock are my favorite genres, I always appreciate real musical talent. And The BeeGees have always been super talented, both as performers and writers. So I've always really enjoyed them. They were big during the Disco Era, but they had a solid career before and after disco as well.
..Hard rock guitarist here, the more i got into songwriting and theory.... the more i realized a good song is a good song is a good song...ABBA, BEEGEES, Beach boys, groups I used to make fun of until I realized the immense, huge talent in every aspect for those groups.
This was around the time of the disco era which was more or less the Bee Gees' second coming. People need to listen to their older stuff from the '60's.
Even their third coming was great, in the 90's.
Sick of you guys NOT RESPECTING THEIR DISCO MUSIC. MEN ESPECIALLY DON'T GET there IS MORE THAN INSTRUMENTALS ONLY. IT MEANS YOU CAN'T DANCE.
@@sueprator9314 Are you nuts or something?
@@sueprator9314 Some disco, particularly the Bee Gees, was okay. But it was in every way inferior to what it replaced on the radio.
A lot of people don't know that they bought One of Johnny Cash's houses. Wanted to make country album, but one of them died, never got it done!!
That's English soul(born in England) if anyone's confused they emigrated!!!!!! to Australia late childhood and left again went back to England
Nobody will ever be close to these harmonies!!! Awesome!!!!
The joy on your face and your smile... what a great reaction! Love the "Head n Shoulders Contract" shout out! Stay healthy in these troubling times!
Definitely check out "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" and "To Love Somebody"
I believe al green covered how can you mend a broken heart..🧐
So, so many babies!!
Meg Wilcox lol
I was a young adult when they were popular. Barry Gibb made it hard for all men to measure up to him. Having that voice and being so freakin' gorgeous!! The harmonizing between the brothers was amazing!!
The most beautiful song ever...
That's Barry Gibb who nails the high notes and I gotta tell ya, you do a good impression of him doing it.
yea I like your reaction, so groovy just sway side to side, thank's dude. I know you must have heard about them. But out of my love to this group, allow me.
They are the Brothers Gibb (BG's or later Bee Gees): in the middle with his falsetto is the big brother Barry Gibb. On his sides are his twin brothers 3 years younger than him: Robin Gibb (with his hands on his hip, also lead singer but with etherial vibrato sound, just beautiful, they switch lead in some other songs) and Maurice 'Mo' Gibb, the harmonizer and technical expert. They are singer-songwriter group after the Beatles era, the same era with MJ (in fact they were friends with him), have 5 decades of career-span from 1967. In the 1994-1997 they got all the hall of fame (songwriter, rock n roll), lifetime achv award from AMA, Brit, World, well you name it. They never stop producing hits after hits, for themselves or for other artist.
Sadly the twin had passed away, Mo 2003, Robin 2012, so the big brother Barry carried on with his son/nephew/niece to perform (the last gig that i know is 2014, but maybe I was wrong). Also his studio now help produces record for younger generation of singer i think. He is still a strong guy in his 70s now, but perhaps just no longer performs. The Bee Gees is a legend, they firstly into ballads music in Britain influenced by the Beatles (1970s), then move to US and they love the black soul music and is highly influenced by this. If you heared Staying Alive, it is one project for them. But they mainly are in progressive R&B, soul music. Barry remain lives in Miami. Their timeless music will lives on thru generations, I know.
Barry Gibb hits those high notes and gives me chills! Love this band of brothers!
I love their duet with Celine Dion, "Immortality "
Barbra Streisand Guilty
Dablkwid0w2008 was it with all, or just Barry Gibb?
Their duets - Celine Deon and remember Barbara Streisand 💕
Perfection and all with one microphone.
To this day no one quit like them , so talented!
They had a younger brother, Andy, who died very young after success. He has that same unique Gibb sound. They also have a sister, I think.
Barry's the only one still alive...Sadly his 3 bro's are gone.
yes, a sister Leslie who is older than Barry. She still lives in Australia
It is so sad that Andy died at such an early age. 3 of them singing together is amazing but 4; just unreal!
barry was the truth
andy looked just like barry
I love this song. I got to say I enjoy every video reaction you make .
Thank You🙏🏾
Ikr..😂👏
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It's 😥 Barry Gibbs is the only brother living from the group.
Mr Jamal, Love the way you can groove to any type of music and can appreciate all types of music. Your the best!
Stunningly beautiful song, love ❤
Sadly, Barry - the one in the middle, is the only one that's still alive.
Barry finishes the Alone song.
Perhaps it was destiny.
True! 😔
I saw so time ago a video about their history, and in the end it showed how barry was the last one, still making shows, even after losing all his brothers. Man, that made me cry big time.
Yes. Their sister, Lesley did not sing with her brothers (one time she did, because Robin was under the weather.) She is the first born. She was 77 yrs old, January, 2021.
As good as that one is How Deep is Your Love is the real baby making song
Love You Inside Out*
You’re giving me goosebumps watching you react to Barry hittin’ the high notes!
They harmonized so good, almost like they were related, haha. The hands on the hips is not he's all relaxed, just chilling. It's to stretch the muscles in your chest, get more air in your lungs, hold your notes longer; make you sound better. I say it worked.
This is the videoclip of the song, it's not live they are playbacking. They doublet the vocaltracks in the studio multiple times to get that full sound, it's highly commercial polished music. I like there sixties period much more it is less polished.
I grew up with these guys in the 70’s and was SO SO lucky to actually have this as part of my youthful romances. *Sigh*
Back then, songs were sung TO women, not about them and it really shows.
The most perfect harmonies when we danced on the floor and you never wanted the night to end. Now I get the chance to show my 12 year old twin boys what REAL music was like.
No auto tune, tight harmonies and incredible talent. ✌🏻💫❤️💫🇦🇺
He needs to check out the Bee Gees before disco. They had a great career in the 60's
These guy were prolific song writers. They had so many hits that were performed by other artist.
Haha, hands on the hips like he's talking to a neighbor over the fence! Easy.
God, I loved Robin
🤣🤣🤣🤣
To me, I might be wrong, but i believe he suddenly realized;''This is a perfect moment...We are perfect harmony incarnated...''
Barry Gibb in the middle, Robin on his right, Maurice on his left. The Bee Gees...They have like 50 number 1 hits! These brothers are Great!!
Robin on the left, Maurice on the right.
@@legionofbarry Robin is to the left on the screen your looking at, but I said Robin is on Barry's right...you understand.
@@artmeddaugh6669 ...Thats right I love some Bee Gees👏
It does seem like 50 #1s... but they had 9.
So many Super Hits/Classics
@@Samuel-I not only that, but they won EVERY award they were nominated for. 8 Grammy's (3 of those Special Award of Merit), 5 American Music Awards,. 1 Brit Award, 1 World Music Award
I played this song at my Grandpas Funeral. RIP
I love watching you dance! Having fun aren’t you?
I still listen to them. Raw talent. ♡
these guys from my hometown of manchester england
My hometown has ub40, ossie Osbourne, Stevie Windwood Birmingham UK 😉
I was born in Manchester... New Hampshire... lol ;)
@Miscellaneous Mind No they were British who immigrant to Australia.
maurice and andy gibb were born in manchester england,there mother and father and grandparents going back generations were from manchester,,barry and robin were born in the british isles and they have obe and dbe honours awarded by the queen [they are not australians lol ] they lived there for a while thats all
@@broadband01 maurice was the twin of Robin and Robin was born on the Isle of Man as was Barry. As the Isle of Man is a British Crown Dependency, the Bee Gees are/were indeed British.
I remember being about 8 years old, when disco was still huge in the 70s. I never thought there would be a time when I would listen to this and think "god damn I loved disco"... PS...a ton of kids were made to that song...lol
I have loved the Bee Gees since I was 7, and even after I became a lover of heavy metal at about 10, I still listen to the Bee Gees with so much joy. If someone tells you they do not like the Bee Gees, tell them to get a medical check up forthwith.
That was singing and that was music. That was the best time of my life.
I was in my 20’s when they were topping the charts. Beautiful voices. I had a crush on Barry. 😉
I had a crush on Andy! Lol
ouiser1955 I STILL love Barry!
The Wandering Wife 😊
Barry forever! 💋
ouiser1955 👍🏽❤️😊
I can listen to BeeGee everyday of my life. Once in lifetime talented group.
“How Deep is Your Love”. I was 10 when I first heard that song and boy did it make an impression. When I hear it today it takes me back to my childhood and I just smile.
ABSOLUTELY the same reaction I had when it first came out! Love watching you buddy!
Love ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕 the Bee Gees