I love this guy's laugh. It's so infectious, the smile on your face warms my heart seeing you enjoy this awesome music! And yes, this was a hit big time!!
Finally you're getting to see one of the videos with baby brother Andy! The dancing scenes are famous actor John Travolta from the movie masterpiece Saturday Night Fever, the best film ever about New York night life, which this song was from. And yes, this was a HUGE hit.
When Travolta starts dancing, your laugh is contagious. "Le's go, man!" But we seriously wished we could dance like that! It was right at the beginning of Disco.
One of the few videos with all four brothers singing from left to right: Maurice, Andy, Robin, then Barry. The movie soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever was the top selling soundtrack for years, and might still be. The Bee Gees were writing songs for a new album in Europe when they were asked to write some dance music for a movie. They said “no, we are busy but we have a few we are looking to put on our next album, so they sent 5 or six songs. They didn’t think anything about it until they learned the soundtrack was selling record amounts. I believe they had 5 or 6 hits from this album at the same time on the Billboard charts.
I was in Vegas to watch this GIG, with gorgeous BB Andy joining his bros.. What an ERA dude..!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 My BGS...! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Love that Andy is with them too! I saw on their documentary during the concert Maurice said to Andy, “Can you believe this shit?!” Andy was amazed being on stage at such a big concert.
Just looking at the 3 that have passed, just get chills and sad they are gone!! Are you kidding, one their biggest hits, with John Travolta on the dance 🕺!! Love they way you enjoy their music, like many of us do till this day!
Just watching your reaction and joined your channel recently. Love your enthusiasm for the Bee Gees! I am another who was alive in this era! I was born in 1962 so I was a teenager when this was going on! In my honest opinion, the movie Saturday Night Fever would have been a flop had it not been for the Bee Gees and their amazing music!! Love their songs!!! Am so grateful I was alive during that time to witness this as it was happening. So happy to see all these reactions to the music we enjoyed back in the 70s!! Best years for music and to grow up in!! Love your reactions!! :-)
Those dance floor clips from the movie are what dance clubs (discos) looked like back then. As you can see, nightlife, clothes, dancing, hair, etc. has changed a lot over the last 40 years.
This is from 1979 Spirits Tour the whole concert was fabulous. Love the Bee Gees. That scene is from Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta Dancing. Love your reactions. Andy their younger brother joined them on this song. This song tract was number 1 for 6 months.
Just FYI…. The 6 consecutive #1 songs were: 1. How Deep is Your Love 2. Staying Alive 3. Night Fever 4. Tragedy 5. Too Much Heaven and 6 Love You Inside Out. You should be dancing hit #1 in 1976 BEFORE the movie Saturday Night Fever was ever made. But they did include it and Jive Talking (which also hit #1 in 1975) in the movie Soundtrack 👍🏾
This and a lot of their hits were on the soundtrack for the movie Saturday Night fever starring John Travolta. That's who you see dancing in the club. One of the best soundtracks ever to any movie!
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, powerful chest voices, & could sing anything in between. They truly were a once in a lifetime gift of musical genius, in every aspect! Please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ **RIP Andy, Maurice, & Maurice** ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
The dance scenes are from the movie Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta. Several BeeGee songs were featured in the movie including You Should Be Dancing.
This is where line dancing started from the movie Saturday Night Fever. Which also started John Travolta's career. He's always been a terrific dancer, though!
We were stationed in Germany when this song came out,they would play it at the NCO club and I guess you could say we were the first line dancers,what memories.I smile and cry at the same time.
Yes, a huge hit! This video is a combination of the studio recording, clips from 1979 concert, and clips of John Travolta’s iconic dance from the movie Saturday Night Fever. Thanks for reacting!!
Yes best time of your life, not only the concerts, but every time a BG song started up in the clubs the people would really start busting out the dance moves! Girls and guys all dressed up for disco and really turning it up!
Gotta request JIVE TALKIN", and TRAGEDY. So many more, too! Like you said--and its true--they never wrote a bad song! Whatever you choose will be great! Pure talent. Enjoy the rabbit hole!
@@raineyj560 In interviews the Bee Gees have said they didn't do drugs while on tour....but especially when their families were with them....which they were the entire Spirits Tour🎼!
"You Should be Dancing" was from the movie soundtrack of "Saturday Night Fever" - It made John Travolta a film star. During the 70's when the Bee Gees were on a hot streak of songwriting, their music played everywhere you went. 1 out of 7 households owned the "Saturday Night Fever" album. I was a self-professed "dancing fool" during this time, Farrah-hair, rayon/polyester dress, mood ring - But WHAT a time to be alive when the Bee Gees were the Number One group! And Barry Gibb? Absolutely gorgeous - This man had it all - In fact, I still have my "Barry-in-Black" 1979 poster!
Was it a hit? It was HUGE man! I know, I was 8 when this came out and I remember it VERY well, it got a lot of radio play. Glad the younger generation thinks that just because it's "old" it's not worthless and as an "old" guy it's nice to see this music is appreciated. In a world of sampling, fully digital tracks, no musicality, and people who can't really play an instrument or sing without an autotune keep looking back to the classics. Not classic to ME but trust me, in about 20-30 years, who will be remembered in the current charts? 1, 2, 3 at most. Remember Mozart? Still played and he died in 1791!
This is considered their first disco hit. You Should be Dancing went to #1 on Billboard's top 100. The man sharing mic with Maurice is younger brother Andy Gibb. He had a solo career but joined his older bros on stage for this song
Most of the songs from Andys solo career were written by his brothers. So even though it was a solo career, the music was still pretty much Bee Gees. :) But then again, the brothers Gibb made a heck of a lot of music for other performers as well, from Kenny Rogers/Dolly Parton (Islands in the Stream) to Dionne Warwick (Heartbreaker, one of my absolute favorite 80's songs).
You have to be one of my favorie reactors; ESPECIALLY to the Bee Gees! When you introduced this song and you said "1976 WOOOO that was a LONG TIME AGO" you reminded me how many years YOUNG I am😂😅 lol This is one of my favorite videos. They were giving the crowd quite a concert and Andy on stage with his brothers makes it even more special.. You're definitely going to enjoy going down that rabbit hole my friend! ❤❤❤❤
This took place in a dance club in Brooklyn NY. I danced on that floor the last night the club had that floor. That was 2002, I believe. They had sold the floor to a Hollywood museum and it was being picked up the next day. That club was packed that night and that floor is not as big as it looks in the movie. They played the film’s soundtrack that night as well as other tunes. It was so much fun…..
Just for future reference, even though this came out in 76 and was part of the Saturday night fever soundtrack from 77. This performance was from their spirit tour in 1979. I was there
It was a hit!! The Bee Gees were incredible the sheer talent and the harmonies ❤️ they cut in parts of the movie Saturday Night Fever but even without that no one can stand still listening to this song their library is so deep you have so many more choices to react to so many great great songs ❤️
Their music was always playing in the late 70s. Reggae is my music so I wasn't overly focused on them at the time. It is incredible how many hits they had - watching your channel reactions makes it apparent - it's mindboggling how they could have so much talent AND write all original songs! Their skills as musicians were high quality. Your reactions are so sweet!
Bee Gees were not disco men, their songs were just produced with great melody, groovy with lyrics that made everyone great pleasure in listening or watching their performances 🎉❤😊
So enjoyed your reaction! Thanks for starting my day with a big smile. And I had to laugh when you said 1976 was a looong time ago. I was in high school then so it seems like only yesterday! :) How about trying the Bee Gee's , Fanny Be Tender With My Love, next? It was their mom's favorite and is mine as well.
During disco there were the bee gees and? It was great to see Andy play with them. The Ultimate Bee Gees. Dancjng in Saturday Night Fever, JT became a superstar
That was John Travolta dancing in the movie Saturday night fever. Lots of Bee Gee songs in this movie. You really should see it..kinda about the lives of New Jersey kids living for the weekends to go to their favorite club and party down. John does a dance competition. The dude is well known for his dancing. 1976 was a great time to be a teenager!! Love 💜
I'm 62 so I grew up on this type of music,and the Bee Gees were one of my favorite groups,I would play their song (Love So Right) over and over.I hope you'll check it out.they did alot of the songs for the movie Saturday Night Fever.And Barry wrote pretty much all The group songs.He the only one alive.Check out (Love So Right)
That's John Travolta dancing in the film Saturday night fever they made allot of music for the film all disco music the scene was great back then, the clubs were buzzing, I'm so pleased I lived through this era, thank you 🇬🇧
I really like this one myself this is my favorite video of this song because in case you haven't noticed there was a fourth beegie there. There has been a few times when they had concerts where they had their brother Andy singing with them. It's really nice when they have him because then they have this beautiful four-part Harmony which sounds like one person singing versus the three part harmony that they normally have.
❤❤ I just love watching you discover this classic, timeless, great music ! I still listen to this stuff often ! Especially when I'm out in my workshop !❤❤
This is sound tracks from the movie:Staying alive, more than a woman , night fever, how deep is your love, you should be dancing,if i can't have you.All from the saturday night fever.
Omgosh...it's amazing when I see reactors discover "Saturday Night" John Travolta and the Bee Gees ..also the Amazing fourth Bee Gee younger brother Andy❤️❤️❤️
First time watching you watch this video, And It Amazes me to see you watch of the time that I lived and your reaction, Saturday Day Night Fever, John Travolta and The Bee Gees were a huge hit, And I guess It will always be a hit If your Generation Is just discovering them..
All four of The Gibb brothers in concert, now that's having fun 🎉🎉🎉
The dancer is John Travolta from the movie Saturday Night Fever. The soundtrack was the biggest selling soundtrack of all time for YEARS!
Don't forget about Fran Dresher in the background with her hands on her hips (2:55 mark)
Pretty sure it still is.
Amazing that John Travolta was the star of 2 movies that were in the top 5 best selling / most popular soundtracks of all time!!!!
It was the best selling soundtrack until Whitney Houston's The Bodyguard🎼.
John Travolta dancing
Just one word ( Talented) 🎉😊❤
Love me some Disco in the morning. RIP Maurice, Robin, and Andy.
And now we only have Barry! 😢 So sad!
Bee Gees, the BEST!
I love this guy's laugh. It's so infectious, the smile on your face warms my heart seeing you enjoy this awesome music! And yes, this was a hit big time!!
1978 “Saturday Night Fever” with John Travolta! I was a senior in high high school! Love The Bee Gees! Life was awesome!
Finally you're getting to see one of the videos with baby brother Andy! The dancing scenes are famous actor John Travolta from the movie masterpiece Saturday Night Fever, the best film ever about New York night life, which this song was from. And yes, this was a HUGE hit.
Love this all four Gibb brothers on the same stage sadly only one left RIP Andy, Maurice and Robin.
Thank goodness I grew up in the bee gees time,when music was music. Love your reactions
Me too! Wasn't it awesome?!
Ahhh, you gotta see the whole scene of Travolta dancing to this. He is damned good.
Baby brother Andy. These brothers had so much talent. You are enjoying them just as all of their fans have back in that era!!!!
This was the live performance of the tour 1979great performance 😊❤
When Travolta starts dancing, your laugh is contagious. "Le's go, man!" But we seriously wished we could dance like that! It was right at the beginning of Disco.
One of the few videos with all four brothers singing from left to right: Maurice, Andy, Robin, then Barry. The movie soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever was the top selling soundtrack for years, and might still be. The Bee Gees were writing songs for a new album in Europe when they were asked to write some dance music for a movie. They said “no, we are busy but we have a few we are looking to put on our next album, so they sent 5 or six songs. They didn’t think anything about it until they learned the soundtrack was selling record amounts. I believe they had 5 or 6 hits from this album at the same time on the Billboard charts.
The 4 of them together were astounding!
What other songs did Andy song with them? This is the only one I knew of.
I was in Vegas to watch this GIG, with gorgeous BB Andy joining his bros..
What an ERA dude..!!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
My BGS...! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎💎🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
They didn't even come to play!!! Man they bought it!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Love that Andy is with them too! I saw on their documentary during the concert Maurice said to Andy, “Can you believe this shit?!” Andy was amazed being on stage at such a big concert.
It was the best! Saturday Night Fever!!!! that's the dances.....You gotta watch it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just looking at the 3 that have passed, just get chills and sad they are gone!!
Are you kidding, one their biggest hits, with John Travolta on the dance 🕺!!
Love they way you enjoy their music, like many of us do till this day!
It will be a sad day indeed when Barry leaves this world...
Yep the dance floors were packed every time this song was played in the clubs 🎉😂❤
love me some Bee Gees, and your smile
If I had a toothpaste brand, I would hire you to smile in the commercials. 😁
I love this video...all 4 brothers together...Andy left this world way to soon...
I was hooked as soon as I saw you digging The Bee Gees this much. Warms my 70s dancing heart!!! ❤
Good to see their brother Andy on stage with them. All 4 Gibb brothers together really bringing it.
Andy died so damn young 😥
Andy died five days after his 30th birthday 🎂. 😢My jaw DROPPED quickly when I read the obituary. I even told my mom,and she couldn't even believe it!
I love watching this reaction over and over….
I always loved this live video of all 4 brothers singing together. Andy looked like a young version of Berry.
Won a Dance competition to this song!! They were AMAZING LIVE!! Disco dancing 💃🏼🕺💃🏼🕺
This song was the OG club banger!
Disco baby!!! I had this album as a kid, love it. Great reaction. ✌❤
Thats John Travolta in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
I still have it 🤣
@@michellebarry1555 thats awesome. I wish I still had mine. 👍
That's the only time I've seen Andy singing with them.💖
BeeGees played we danced Great times🎉
Just watching your reaction and joined your channel recently. Love your enthusiasm for the Bee Gees! I am another who was alive in this era! I was born in 1962 so I was a teenager when this was going on! In my honest opinion, the movie Saturday Night Fever would have been a flop had it not been for the Bee Gees and their amazing music!! Love their songs!!! Am so grateful I was alive during that time to witness this as it was happening. So happy to see all these reactions to the music we enjoyed back in the 70s!! Best years for music and to grow up in!! Love your reactions!! :-)
This song is still hottttt!!!! Nobody back in the day did not like this song. I was about 11 years old. It was a huge hit. The Disco era!
Those dance floor clips from the movie are what dance clubs (discos) looked like back then. As you can see, nightlife, clothes, dancing, hair, etc. has changed a lot over the last 40 years.
The Bee Gees would pack stadiums. It take talent and balls to get it out there in front of thousands of people. They kick ass!
Barry kicked some a$$ & brought the heat during the Spirits Having Flown Tour!🔥
My friends budgie would go insane when they came on the radio lol...screaming and bobbing along to their music!!
This is from 1979 Spirits Tour the whole concert was fabulous. Love the Bee Gees. That scene is from Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta Dancing. Love your reactions. Andy their younger brother joined them on this song. This song tract was number 1 for 6 months.
Disco was so amazing bk in the day, the lit up dance floors, our hair & clothes; the BeeGees were a masterpiece
This was one of six consecutive number 1 hits. All six are FANTASTIC!
Just FYI….
The 6 consecutive #1 songs were:
1. How Deep is Your Love 2. Staying Alive 3. Night Fever 4. Tragedy 5. Too Much Heaven and 6 Love You Inside Out.
You should be dancing hit #1 in 1976 BEFORE the movie Saturday Night Fever was ever made. But they did include it and Jive Talking (which also hit #1 in 1975) in the movie Soundtrack 👍🏾
Thanks for reacting to this song, can’t help not dancing to this💕
The 70's were a delicious treat. Offensive, in your face, and unbelievably creative.
This and a lot of their hits were on the soundtrack for the movie Saturday Night fever starring John Travolta. That's who you see dancing in the club. One of the best soundtracks ever to any movie!
It’s amazing how many reactors don’t recognise JT dancing 🕺
Truth!
THE BEST not one of the best
Awesome still😂
And written without ever seeing a screenshot or reading a script...
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, powerful chest voices, & could sing anything in between. They truly were a once in a lifetime gift of musical genius, in every aspect! Please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ **RIP Andy, Maurice, & Maurice** ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I dare anyone not to move during this song😁 It cannot be possible.💖💖💖
The dance scenes are from the movie Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta. Several BeeGee songs were featured in the movie including You Should Be Dancing.
8 of the 17 tracks was written by Bee Gees. Well, technically 7, but "More Than A Woman" was performed by both Bee Gees and Tavares.
This is where line dancing started from the movie Saturday Night Fever. Which also started John Travolta's career. He's always been a terrific dancer, though!
We were stationed in Germany when this song came out,they would play it at the NCO club and I guess you could say we were the first line dancers,what memories.I smile and cry at the same time.
I was also stationed in Germany 🇩🇪
It was 1980 but the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack was still being played
The BeeGee are a
Great band I love the song they sing the best song I love to
Here is to whom is bell
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Yes, a huge hit! This video is a combination of the studio recording, clips from 1979 concert, and clips of John Travolta’s iconic dance from the movie Saturday Night Fever. Thanks for reacting!!
bee gees love so right
Yes best time of your life, not only the concerts, but every time a BG song started up in the clubs the people would really start busting out the dance moves! Girls and guys all dressed up for disco and really turning it up!
Gotta request JIVE TALKIN", and TRAGEDY. So many more, too! Like you said--and its true--they never wrote a bad song! Whatever you choose will be great! Pure talent. Enjoy the rabbit hole!
Saturday Night Fever, baby! Brings back memories.
The other person you see on stage with them is their younger brother Andy Gibb
I love this one because it features their youngest brother Andy performing with them it’s great seeing all four of them performing together!!
Love this & can watch Barry over & over. He was on fire during this performance!
Yep but I think it was the one time he was really high
@@raineyj560 I don't know. It was a great performance.
🔥🔥🔥
@@raineyj560 In interviews the Bee Gees have said they didn't do drugs while on tour....but especially when their families were with them....which they were the entire Spirits Tour🎼!
They were all on fire in this video. Fabulous.
"You Should be Dancing" was from the movie soundtrack of "Saturday Night Fever" - It made John Travolta a film star. During the 70's when the Bee Gees were on a hot streak of songwriting, their music played everywhere you went. 1 out of 7 households owned the "Saturday Night Fever" album. I was a self-professed "dancing fool" during this time, Farrah-hair, rayon/polyester dress, mood ring - But WHAT a time to be alive when the Bee Gees were the Number One group! And Barry Gibb? Absolutely gorgeous - This man had it all - In fact, I still have my "Barry-in-Black" 1979 poster!
The song was #1 on billboard
And 7 weeks #1 dance chart.
Another amazing song from the Bee Gees.
Try Love so right.
Take care.
Was it a hit? It was HUGE man! I know, I was 8 when this came out and I remember it VERY well, it got a lot of radio play. Glad the younger generation thinks that just because it's "old" it's not worthless and as an "old" guy it's nice to see this music is appreciated. In a world of sampling, fully digital tracks, no musicality, and people who can't really play an instrument or sing without an autotune keep looking back to the classics. Not classic to ME but trust me, in about 20-30 years, who will be remembered in the current charts? 1, 2, 3 at most. Remember Mozart? Still played and he died in 1791!
This is considered their first disco hit. You Should be Dancing went to #1 on Billboard's top 100. The man sharing mic with Maurice is younger brother Andy Gibb. He had a solo career but joined his older bros on stage for this song
Most of the songs from Andys solo career were written by his brothers. So even though it was a solo career, the music was still pretty much Bee Gees. :)
But then again, the brothers Gibb made a heck of a lot of music for other performers as well, from Kenny Rogers/Dolly Parton (Islands in the Stream) to Dionne Warwick (Heartbreaker, one of my absolute favorite 80's songs).
You have to be one of my favorie reactors; ESPECIALLY to the Bee Gees! When you introduced this song and you said "1976 WOOOO that was a LONG TIME AGO" you reminded me how many years YOUNG I am😂😅 lol This is one of my favorite videos. They were giving the crowd quite a concert and Andy on stage with his brothers makes it even more special.. You're definitely going to enjoy going down that rabbit hole my friend! ❤❤❤❤
Danced at many a disco, party, and wedding to this woohoo.
This took place in a dance club in Brooklyn NY. I danced on that floor the last night the club had that floor. That was 2002, I believe. They had sold the floor to a Hollywood museum and it was being picked up the next day. That club was packed that night and that floor is not as big as it looks in the movie. They played the film’s soundtrack that night as well as other tunes. It was so much fun…..
Just for future reference, even though this came out in 76 and was part of the Saturday night fever soundtrack from 77. This performance was from their spirit tour in 1979. I was there
It was a hit!! The Bee Gees were incredible the sheer talent and the harmonies ❤️ they cut in parts of the movie Saturday Night Fever but even without that no one can stand still listening to this song their library is so deep you have so many more choices to react to so many great great songs ❤️
Their music was always playing in the late 70s. Reggae is my music so I wasn't overly focused on them at the time. It is incredible how many hits they had - watching your channel reactions makes it apparent - it's mindboggling how they could have so much talent AND write all original songs! Their skills as musicians were high quality. Your reactions are so sweet!
It was a huge hit!
This one always filled the dance floor for sure!! So much fun!
The explosion of Saturday night fever 1977 world wide. When I fell for Barry Gibb at 15 years old. 🥰💯⭐💕🎶🌟💙
Travolta. From the movie. Great dancing. Great music. Great decade. Great times.
Bee Gees were not disco men, their songs were just produced with great melody, groovy with lyrics that made everyone great pleasure in listening or watching their performances 🎉❤😊
The disco era was amazing & fun; we were blessed w/the BeeGees & their greatness; yep we dressed like this too; you don't hear music like this tdy
So enjoyed your reaction! Thanks for starting my day with a big smile. And I had to laugh when you said 1976 was a looong time ago. I was in high school then so it seems like only yesterday! :) How about trying the Bee Gee's , Fanny Be Tender With My Love, next? It was their mom's favorite and is mine as well.
The dance floor clip is from "Saturday Nite Fever". The whole sound track to that film is great!
During disco there were the bee gees and? It was great to see Andy play with them. The Ultimate Bee Gees. Dancjng in Saturday Night Fever, JT became a superstar
I remember groovin`2 them in the 60`s !!! Then had great 70`s when the Disco was born 👌👌❤
saturday night fever music rocked it
I love seeing Andy with his brothers. He looks so happy and it just seems right. ❤
That was John Travolta dancing in the movie Saturday night fever. Lots of Bee Gee songs in this movie. You really should see it..kinda about the lives of New Jersey kids living for the weekends to go to their favorite club and party down. John does a dance competition. The dude is well known for his dancing. 1976 was a great time to be a teenager!! Love 💜
At the disco, when a Bee Gees song came on, you made your way to the dancefloor quickly to make sure you got a spot!!! 💃 🕺
ALL 4 of the BROTHERS GIBB singing and a very young JOHN TRAVOLTA making his dance moves!
The guy dancing is John Travolta in the movie Saturday night fever
Bruh this is one of the dopest songs from that era. A Classic! Bee Gees had that soul!
O yea bro I enjoyed it
They are the best. I love your channel. Thanks for the great music and conversation
I'm 62 so I grew up on this type of music,and the Bee Gees were one of my favorite groups,I would play their song (Love So Right) over and over.I hope you'll check it out.they did alot of the songs for the movie Saturday Night Fever.And Barry wrote pretty much all The group songs.He the only one alive.Check out (Love So Right)
That's John Travolta dancing in the film Saturday night fever they made allot of music for the film all disco music the scene was great back then, the clubs were buzzing, I'm so pleased I lived through this era, thank you 🇬🇧
Love me some disco!
Go John go!
You should really check out Saturday Night Fever, John Travolta’s movie. You’ll find most of these Bee Gees songs…masterpiece
7 of the songs on the soundtrack were written and performed by Bee Gees.
8 if you include Tavares' version of "More than a Woman". ;)
I really like this one myself this is my favorite video of this song because in case you haven't noticed there was a fourth beegie there. There has been a few times when they had concerts where they had their brother Andy singing with them. It's really nice when they have him because then they have this beautiful four-part Harmony which sounds like one person singing versus the three part harmony that they normally have.
It was a huge hit. ALL of their songs we're big hits!
❤❤ I just love watching you discover this classic, timeless, great music ! I still listen to this stuff often ! Especially when I'm out in my workshop !❤❤
This is sound tracks from the movie:Staying alive, more than a woman , night fever, how deep is your love, you should be dancing,if i can't have you.All from the saturday night fever.
I believe this is the only known footage of Andy performing with his brothers.
The excerpt is from the movie, "Saturday Night Fever". The Bee Gees wrote the soundtrack. It was the highest selling soundtrack of all time.
Omgosh...it's amazing when I see reactors discover "Saturday Night" John Travolta and the Bee Gees ..also the Amazing fourth Bee Gee younger brother Andy❤️❤️❤️
I grew up on this music and danced my tiny feet off. Best time of my life. 🥳🥰
The song was number one in America for a week.
First time watching you watch this video, And It Amazes me to see you watch of the time that I lived and your reaction, Saturday Day Night Fever, John Travolta and The Bee Gees were a huge hit, And I guess It will always be a hit If your Generation Is just discovering them..
That’s John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever movie
I bought the album as I was a fan way before the Saturday Night Fevet film was released. Who is this guy on the cover with the Bee Gees I wondered ?