BEEGEES-JIVE TALKIN'-REACTION

#beegees #reaction

[@RhondaLeuck]

My Era of Music. Bee Gees didn’t make any bad music. Love those Gibb Brothers

[@NotSoTypikal]

The Bee Gees are RIDICULOUS!!! 😩😩😩

[@bassboybazza]

Many years ago Maurice Gibb, (the bass player) had a Rickenbacker made for my son when he was 15.
My son became Runner Up Best British Blues Bass player of the year.
It’s a true story. 👍👍

[@Wallace1272]

The guy on the Rickenbacker is Maurice Gibb. He and Robin are actually twin brothers. Barry is the oldest. Yes they were born in Douglas-Isle of Man & raised in Redcliffe, Australia. They started singing together in 1958.

[@angelinasanchez5083]

The Gibb brothers were born in The Isle Of Man then moved to Australia when they were 12 and 8 years old. They then moved back to the UK in 1967. They listened to the Mills Brothers in their early childhood and learned to do the three part harmonies from primarily them. The bass player is Maurice, he was a great bass player and an multi instrumentalist. They had always been drawn to R&B and soul and admired R&B groups like The Stylistics. ❤❤❤

[@AlamoDame7]

😊🤗

[@allover5622]

Love my fellow Manxman all the time, oh Yeah!

[@pennymcneela7095]

Barry was born in Manchester..

[@angelinasanchez5083]

@@pennymcneela7095 No, Barry was born in Douglas, Isle of Man September 1, 1946.

[@AlamoDame7]

​@@pennymcneela7095 Sister Lesley, in 1945, Barry in 1946, and the twins in 1949, were all born in the Isle of Man. Andy was born in Manchester, UK. in 1958. Shortly after Andy was born, the Gibb family set sail for Australia in 1958. Nine years later, they returned to England in early 1967, to begin their "first fame" era under the management of Robert Stigwood of NEMS.

[@rwilson7197]

Love the bassline, the harmonies and the lyrics!❤ Lots of documentaries on the BeeGees on RUclips. They were born in England then moved to Australia as youngin's. They are brothers and started singing together very young. Great comments/reaction.❤

[@ronaldvarty592]

I think Church Boy would really love
Home Free "HOW GREAT THOU ART"

[@newcjswift4516]

The brothers had no musical education. They apparently surprised themselves when they just started singing in harmony one day after listening to a record with harmony at ages 6 and 9. Barry and then the 3 of them were writing songs as children. Robin said in an interview that he and Barry never played instruments for fun, only when they were writing songs. Maurice was the multi-instrumentalist and tech guy of the group, but he was also the one who often filled in the harmony after Barry and Robin had chosen their parts. Often he did the high parts, espesially in their early years. They were 3 amazingly talented individuals, who were even a greater as a sum of their parts. By their accounts, they were composers first, singers/performers second. They never learned to read music. The instrumental arrangments and breaks came as part of the composition which they would work through with their instumentaists or they would sometimes sing the parts to the instrumentalists they had working with them. (There is a story of Maurice doing this for the horn section on a song, for instance.) So they did not have flashy guitar solos etc. The song itself and the vocals were the stars of each piece.

[@supasoulproductions]

The bass player's name was Maurice (pronounced morris). He was twins with Robin. They are both gone now along with younger brother Andy, who had a solo career, leaving oldest brother Barry as last man standing. My heart goes out to him. As the oldest of 4 brothers, I can't even imagine outliving them all.

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

bee gees to love somebody 1967

[@debbienewton909]

Maurice is the bass player!! ❤ I recommend Walking on Air, a great Maurice lead, You Win Again, One, and anything and everything from the Still Waters album ❤

[@MischaGER]

Maurice is one of the most influenced bass player in music history proofed by John Lennon and John Paul Jones from Led Zeppelin, without the man in the middle who called Barry his younger brother it was absolutely impossible, to realise all this studio recordings for the Bee Gees, he was the boss in the studio. 💪

[@barbarawebb7185]

Maurice influenced other bass players?

[@MischaGER]

@@barbarawebb7185 yes Lesley Harvey & Jack Bruce ( Manfreds Manns Earth band) Jimmy McCulloch (The Wings) Jimmy Stevens, Jerome Smith (KC & the Sunshine Band)

[@barbarawebb7185]

@@MischaGER cool

[@jacquelineanderson5011]

Bee Gees, staying alive and should be dancing also great songs.

[@theresalacey6126]

People always say that the bass in this song is "sick!" I agree. I love love love this song and the Bee Gees. ❤❤❤

[@jayeginn5963]

The Brothers Gibb were from the UK. They only lived in Australia for 8 years. The BeeGees were: the tallest and oldest brother (with the big hair and beard), Barry Gibb, born September 1, 1946, the only surviving Gibb brother. Robin Gibb (with the long hair, no beard), born December 22, 1949-passed away May 20, 2012, and Robin's fraternal twin brother Maurice (the balding brother with the beard, pronounced "Morris") Gibb, born December 22, 1949-passed away January 12, 2003. They also had another, younger, brother Andy Gibb, born March 5, 1958-passed away March 10, 1988.
The three oldest brothers were born on the Isle of Man (UK). Oldest brother Barry got seriously burned when he accidentally pulled boiling tea over himself at 18 months old. He was in coma for a while, nearly died and was in hospital for many months. Because of this, he did not learn to talk until after the twins were born. Later the family moved to Manchester and from there they emigrated to Australia in 1958, right after Andy was born.
All 4 brothers are just natural musical talents. All of them dropped out of high school in their early teens and none of them could read or write music. All their compositions were created completely organically.
Their musical career, which they had started as little kids, didn't lead to international success so they moved back to the UK in 1966. Then they had a string of big hits, until they temporarily broke up around 1970 for 15 months. Started back up, looking for a new sound which they first found in 1974 with the transitional album "Mr. Natural". After that "Main Course" was the first album that moved them into a new direction: more rhythm&blues, dance music like with great hits like Nights on Broadway and Jive Talkin' (and was also actually the first album on which their logo was introduced).
From 1976 on they went all out with falsetto driven dance music which lead to their biggest commercial success as they provided classic songs for the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack (1977 Stayin' Alive, How Deep is Your Love, Night Fever amongst them). You should react to the 1979 live version of Stayin' Alive, too ruclips.net/video/7niXSh7vWRI/видео.html Other great songs to analyze: great album tracks from the 1979 Spirits Having Flown album, the title song: ruclips.net/video/WH_j90fCIk4/видео.html, the outrageously beautiful song Reaching Out ruclips.net/video/vfHUS5Mf00Q/видео.html. From their Still Waters album, Smoke and MIrrors: ruclips.net/video/MT9vRHSWNbk/видео.html. From the 1960's I've gotta get a message to you ruclips.net/video/CA4CInDnTk8/видео.html. And from the 1990's the simple song Blue Island live in an accoustic version: ruclips.net/video/162GlAEpfrY/видео.html.

[@LizzieRD]

They LIVED in Australia for 8 years 😂

[@waynett8810]

The bass line IS a synthesizer, written and performed by their keyboard player Blue Weaver. Maurice is doubling it.

[@gailcalderone5229]

Barry said the beat of this song came to him when he was driving over a bridge..The sound of the wheels hitting the bridge he couldn't get it out of his mind...Great...Thank you

[@DeLaineTriplitt]

Born on the Isle of Mann - England but family moved to Australia for several years. Returned to England so that they would get heard. Maurice was playing that bass. Barry is three years than twins Robin & Maurice. So cool to see your appreciation. 💕

[@jeffreymosher6334]

Born England Grew up Australia had minor career as young teen singers Moved back to England for older teen years. Mainly British but were living in Miami at the time of this song.

[@robinfry4408]

Watch Maurice playing piano on Lonely Days, a great BeeGees song. To see all 4 Gibb Brothers, Barry, Maurice, Robin & younger brother Andy ( who had a huge solo career), search for You Should Be Dancing Live 1979. Maurice kills the bass on that one too🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@brendawilson8208]

'Jive talking' was a phrase used in the 70s in the black community. It meant, "You're bullsh--- me!'" We used that phrase a lot when I was in high school and college (1972 - 1976) Maurice (bass player) said a man from India told him what it meant. Barry said every evening when he drove over a certain bridge, he would hear the sound of the tires on the bridge that is played at the beginning. So sad, that the black community did not embrace their talents. Some radio stations would get so many requests for their songs, that on the weekends they had something called a 'Bee Gees Free Weekend.' NO requests for their songs. In the summer of 2021, a radio station in the Philadelphia area had a Bee Gees summer with their songs. My only disappointment was they played the same songs.

[@yvette9181]

The Brothers Gibb are Barry the eldest and main lead, fraternal twins Robin middle and 2nd lead vocal, and the very musically talented younger twin, Maurice (pronounced Morris) aka Mo. You are gonna have fun on this ride to greatness, and I'm excited for you!!😊
NEXT: You Should Be Dancing, More Than A Woman, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Love's So Right, Love You Inside Out...so many!!!!

[@AlamoDame7]

Love it! "Ride to greatness"!!

[@nelerhabarber5602]

The song was originally called "Drive Talking" in its early stage. The song's rhythm was modelled after the sound their car made crossing the Julia Tuttle Causeway each day from Biscayne Bay to Criteria Studios in Miami.The scratchy guitar intro was done by Barry and the funky bass line by Maurice. The pulsing synthesiser bass line, which featured in the final recording, was one of the earliest uses of "synth bass" on a pop recording. It was overdubbed by keyboardist Blue Weaver. "Usually Maurice would play bass guitar, but he was away from the studio that night. And when Maurice came back, we let him hear it and suggested he re-record the bass line on his bass guitar". "I really liked the synth bass lines", Maurice said. "I overdubbed certain sections to add bass extra emphasis".
According to Maurice, while hearing this rhythmic sound, "Barry didn't notice that he's going 'Ji-Ji Jive Talkin' ', thinking of the dance, 'You dance with your eyes'.."We played it to [producer] Arif [Mardin], and he went 'Do you know what "Jive Talkin'" means?' And we said 'Well yeah, it's, ya know, you're dancing.'] And he says 'No, it's a black expression for bullshitting.' And we went 'Oh, really?!? Jive talkin', you're telling me lies...' and changed it."

[@deborahh2556]

More Bee Gees please.."Staying Alive", "You Should Be Dancing", "Alone", "Lonely Days"..etc.

[@JohnnyHawkins-mt9rc]

Been liking this song since the 70S !

[@dp3396]

Born on the Isle of Mann, moved to Manchester, then to Australia to keep the boys out of reform school and hoping for work for their father. They moved a LOT. Barry said they were “that family, leaving in the night with their suitcases.” Poor, but had family, talent, humor, and big, big dreams. Worked professionally for 7 years as the family of 7’s only income, before returning to England where they were signed to a five year contract with the same record company as the Beatles. Instantly had money. Barry was 20 and the twins barely 17. Barry is the dominant song writer, but prefers to write in a team. Robin preferred writing lyrics and singing, while Maurice (“Mo”) dominated on the instrumental side. Made the perfect songwriting team.They were quick studies on all things related to music, including production, but always ready to learn from others. When their European career stalled, they moved to Miami, absorbed the vibe and reinvented themselves for a new decade. Jive Talkin was their comeback song, which they had to go through all over again in the 80’s. They hold the record for having #1’s in the most decades, and Barry is still working. As long as he lived, Mo stayed up on the newest thing coming out and was going to be one of the first to own one. They are all said to have perfect pitch, and no one could have worked harder and more passionately. I think they are fan favorites because of their massive catalog with so much variety and depth. You can’t go wrong with the BeeGees. Please react to MORE THAN A WOMAN - the video that popped up at the end of Jive Talkin.

[@barbarabweaver1]

From Isle of Man loved to Australia and then the USA

[@edselharrison]

The Bee Gees help shape disco music in the late 70's. I know you've heard it before, but you must react to Stayin' Alive. The quintessential Bee Gees song.

[@barry0709]

Beegees MEDLEY 1989

[@phillipridgway8317]

If you want proof that Australians can have soul, try watching/listening to Jimmy Barnes & John Farnham singing 'When Something is Wrong With My Baby'. They will prove it beyond doubt!!! (And yes, I know where they were born, but they were raised as Aussies!).

[@80srocker67]

Love you inside out is one of my favorites from them.

[@HeatherMyfanwyTylerGreey]

You are right they are not from Australia; they are born in the Isle of Man. They are British. They lived 8 years as Children in Australia grew up there and then in 1966 returned to London and joined up with Robert Stigwood at NEMS (the company the Beatles were with) and began producing big selling records. TV clips are available of their time singing as children and early teens in Australia.

[@theresalacey6126]

They were born on the Isle of Mann in theUK. The family moved to Australia when the boys were young like around 4 for the twins and maybe 6 for Barry. Bass is Maurice and Robin, his twin in the middle.

[@delenelewis9024]

They were British, and spent 9 years as kids in Australia (you can even see their videos from the late 1950s and early 1960s right here on RUclips--they were kids and already harmonizing and writing songs and performing!) They moved back to England after that. Eventually they lived in Miami, with Robin also living in England. Barry still lives in Miami. They spanned 4 decades of writing hit songs again and again, through a variety of genres, they can do it all! And such poetic lyrics!! You have a lot of Bee Gees songs yet to go!! Here are a few to write down for later: More Than A Woman, Fanny Be Tender, Alone, One, Stayin' Alive, You Should Be Dancin', Love You Inside and Out, Love So Right, How Do You Mend A Broken Heart, Night Fever, Run To Me, Words, and that's just breaking the surface. I could go on and on listing songs. And there are no bad Bee Gee songs. So anything you pick you will love. Have fun exploring their incredible catalog of songs over the years, and we'll have fun with you by watching along! Thanks, and God bless!

[@MiminPink]

Maurice is killing that bass! I love Bee Gees!

[@debbieadams334]

They were born in the UK on the Isle of Man. They moved to Australia and spent a great deal of time in the USA but there are Brits. Or more accurately Barry is as he has lost all three of his brothers. The guy on the bass is Maurice and the one in the middle is Robin. There was a much younger brother called Andy who was the first to pass. In case no-one has told you yet. They wrote 100s of hits and not just for themselves, despite none of them being able to read music. Quite a family.

[@Prone2Thrill]

I love this song!! You should be dancing, and Lonely Days are my top Bee Gees tracks!

[@maryruggiero2884]

You're doing great. Now you have to hear "Nights On Broadway"...arguably one of the best basslines in the catalog. btw, they write all their own songs, and Mo is their musical director, so credit to him for all he does...besides just playing all the instruments and singing some pretty fine leads himself...like "Man In The Middle", and "Closer Than Close", to name just two.

[@AlamoDame7]

Yeah, Mary! That's how you fan! Praise and credit with no swiping at the other brothers! Props to you!! N
Mo is a very fine musician and he deserves regular praise!🤗

[@jillsample1846]

Maurice on the bass!! Wow!! The Mans Isle is where their from.

[@jerrynichols7795]

Fanny be tinder is one of their good songs. It shows off all three voices and they all can sing amazingly

[@carlosfuenmayor5853]

They're British, love your channel because you know about music, good vibes.

[@ingridneumann8196]

Uuuuh yes so many many many Songs they have. I love all of them. 🕺🥰👍

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

These three Musical Geniuses were born on Isle of Man (an island in the Irish Sea, located between England and Ireland...).
The family also lived in Manchester, England for a while, before moving to Australia.
In their late teens, oldest brother Barry and the twins (Robin & Maurice...) decided to leave Australia and move to London, England, to try their luck as a band.💖💖💖

[@foots-qt4pk]

They were born on the Isle of Man, moved as children to Manchester England, then went to Australia. As adults Barry and Maurice moved to Florida and Robin stayed in England.
BTW, there was another brother, Andy, who was 11 years younger than Barry who had a huge solo career. Unfortunately, he died at 30 so that leaves Barry as the last brother still with us.

[@krystalaura5634]

Hahaha. They didn't even know what Jive was.
Got the beat driving across a Miami bridge.

[@AlamoDame7]

Their father was a drummer, bandleader and brought home records by the Mills Brothers for his brood of boys to listen to. The 9 years they lived as children and teens in Australia, they were child stars on TV, working the nightclub circuit with Daddy Gibb as their roadie, manager, chaperone, while Mama Gibb sewed outfits and laundered / ironed them. It was a family industry... Loving and close-knit.

[@annforkin8368]

The rhythm of this came from a sound the car made going over a bridge!

[@AlamoDame7]

I love and respect this band of sweet, genius brothers with all my heart! And I am so happy to watch your delight and listen to your reactions! Thank you!

[@michelebriere9569]

In other videos, you'll find Maurice on piano or organ.
The guys said they never learned to read or write music. They kept track by recording while working on songs. But all the kids, now adults around 50, learned in school. You can find them here on RUclips, but I think Barry's oldest, Steve, and Robin's oldest, RJ, and Mauric's daughter Samantha, are the only ones who did anything with it.

[@TheBohemianAngels]

Love your analysis of what key they are in, the instrument being played, etc. Now i can't verify or know what key it is but its pretty amazing that you can hear it and identify what key. Great reaction.

[@sandyca1106]

They were born in England, then moved to Australia, then to the states, (CA & FL), then back and forth to England & US. Base player is Maurice (twin to Robin). 'Jive talking' can be lies but also crazy talk. People use to say, 'don't jive with me', mess around with me.

[@onenight0666]

The Bee Gees had been in a bit of a slump, said they couldn't get arrested, their last hit having been How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. Jive Talkin is the song that got them back on top. They wrote all their music but did you know none of them could read music? These guys were a talent that only comes along once in a lifetime.

[@lclark6854]

Whatever country you're from, or whatever colour you are, you can still have soul!

[@LizzieRD]

🤣🤣🤣 If you want soul, you should listen to the Bee Gees Aussie contemporaries John Farnham and Jimmy Barnes with when Something is wrong wirh my baby (a sam and dave classic) the Hey Hey its Saturday live performance

[@carolb1104]

I agree, do not stereotype

[@MarthaZapata-br4xi]

They are not from Australia. They were born in the Isle of Man. Three brothers, Barry, the lead singer and oldest, Robin and Maurice (pronounced Morris) are twins. Maurice is the playing the bass. They moved to Australia as young lads and then left in 1967.

[@KnutFan]

As you have read, they lived in Australia for 10 years. Much of the music in OZ during those days (late 50s-late 60s) was from the US❤

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

bee gees woman in you

[@GinMae]

Thanks Church! - when I was a teenager, Bee Gees were popular.. I liked them, but in my HS, they were calumnied as "disco" - yet, I think they were pretty funky, actually.. lol.. yep - givin' it up for Mo on the bass.. my favorite guy is Robin.. lol

[@rbaruah8790]

They spent 9 years 1958 to 1966 in Australia......they were born in the Isle of Manin the UK......they were from Manchester....the guy on bass is Maurice Gibb ( pronounced Morris).....

[@kellywalton4195]

Originally from England. They (Barry, Robin and Maurice) kept getting in trouble and a judge told the parents to get them out of England. Haha. So off to Australia they went. The story of that intro rhythm is Barry kept hearing this same beat the car made when going over a bridge every morning in Florida on the way to the studio.
Maurice was playing the base in this song. Robin and Maurice are fraternal twins. Barry is the oldest brother. And the only surviving brother (Andy, Robin and Maurice has all passed).
You MUST listen to Massachusetts. Robins voice….. WOW
And Fanny Be TenderWith my Heart

[@ginkgobilobatree]

They were born in England, moved to Australia just before the Beatles got famous - early 1960's.

[@michelle172ct]

Quincy Jones called The Bee Gees hit “Fanny be Tender with my love “one of the best R&B songs he’s ever heard. Definitely check it out- it’s fantastic!

[@susanbrown2578]

Mo killing it🎸❤🎵

[@barbarawebb7185]

To Love Somebody by The Bee Gees is great.

[@randyhenegar8616]

I have a suggestion of a song for you to react to, by the Bee Gees. 1967 To Love Somebody. This song was re-made by Al Green in the 70's. But the original songwriters, composers are the Bee Gees.

[@mzluna313]

Just found your channel and I'm binge watching and I'm diggin the vibe! This song always takes me back. I was a young child in the 70's when people would use the phrase "jive turkey" as an insult. I grew up in the hood, so my family spent a lot of time hanging out with other families and us kids would just run wild. At one point the boy next door called me a jive turkey. I have no idea where I heard this comeback, but I spoke out, up, and with authority, "Eat me pilgrim!" My momma's hand came flying out of nowhere and with the precision of a sharp shooter made perfect and direct contact with my behind! I had no idea why I got that whooping until I was about 16! 😅😅

[@lisabridgeman3554]

And also " How Can You Mend A Broken Heart " by Bee Gees

[@queenofwater8783]

The emigrated from England to Australia. One of the main factors in starting fresh somewhere else was because Robin Gibb was getting a little too well known to the local cops as a little firebug around town! 😂

[@ingridneumann8196]

You must whatch. Fanny be Tender.
All 3 Voices are not from this Planet They can switch his Voices like nobody else. 🕺🥰👍

[@pattym6875]

New fan of yours just discovered you and you quickly became one of my faves. Love what you have to say. Hey… give you props that you never say anything like “this white boy can sing” … While I do realize how musically talented black musicians and vocalists are, I sorta love you recognize white musicians too… and never ever mention color of skin. I wish everyone saw people as just people and not even mention the color of their skin at all. Just a thought I was thinking watching your videos! I think you do a great job!

[@Really658]

Good music is simple! Well said.

[@maryruggiero2884]

Bass player is Maurice, they call him Mo. He's super talented. Gets the least recognition.

[@mikefetterman6782]

I want a Rickenbacher bass and a 350 or 550. I have a Hofner bass that I switched from right to left handed (the strings). I added that a couple years ago to my 2 Marting sigma acoustics, a Mexican stratocaster, trumpet, saxophone, harmonicas and keyboard. THese guys are Aussies and they got started around the same time the Beatles got famous. (1963) They were famous child singers down under.

[@delenelewis9024]

Maurice (pronounced Morris) Gibb played the bass, and he often did. He also played a lot of other instruments, including the keyboard. :)

[@laurelcarter1573]

Most BeeGees songs have a surprise in it. Mo was the king of Bass. They were born on the Isle of Mann but were raised right here in Queensland Australia. Try listening to Fanny be tender. It's a true masterpiece.

[@justlinsu]

Hey Aussie here.......Just saying we have 'Soul' here in Australia mate lol. Bee Gee's were born in the UK and raised in Australia. Then the world discovered them...lol They have written so many #1 hits but too many to mention. they also wrote hits for Barbara Streisand, Dion Warwick, Diana Ross, Celine Dion. Dolly Parton + many more. The sound track for the movie Saturday Night Fever. Glad you're discovering Aussie talent. Recommend John Farnham, and Jimmy Barnes duet of "When Something Is Wrong With My Baby" if you want to see a little Aussie style 'Soul' lol ruclips.net/video/8gzH9qk8cOc/видео.html Also check out The Teskey Brothers cover of 'Rain' Josh Teskey channelling a little Otis Redding... Sorry but I felt like I should challenge you sir lol. Love from Australia Liked and Subscribed

[@tarae5076]

I’ve really enjoyed your takes on Bee Gees.

[@xcellent-records]

The Bee Gees had a lot of hits. They also wrote or produced a number of hits for other artists. Best song... "I Just Want To Be Your Everything" by Andy Gibb (their younger brother), "Guilty" by Barbra Streisand and Barry Gibb, "Emotion" by Samantha Sang

[@xcellent-records]

There were also a number of artists/songs that imitated/copied/were inspired by the Bee Gee sound... "Better Love Next Time" by Dr Hook, "Suddenly" by Olivia Newton John and Cliff Richard, "Couldn't Get It Right" by Climax Blues Band

[@v.2080]

Fanny Be Tender. Won't be disappointed! ❤

[@tubularguynine]

There's my bass! 😄

[@yvonnehall6972]

That’s Maurice (pronounced Morris)on that base. Genius!

[@dawndeleon3765]

Regarding their origins, actually, they were born on the Isle of Man, and grew up in Manchester, England till Barry was around 11 and the twins were around 9 or so. They were pretty rowdy, and were getting into juvie trouble, so the constable told their mom one day that maybe they should take the boys somewhere they could run around and cut loose before they get in some REAL trouble, so the family moved to Australia. That's when they started playing clubs and making tv appearances. In 1966, they had their first Australian #1, Spicks and Specks, and they were ready to move on to bigger and better things, so they moved back to England and signed up with manager/producer Robert Stigwood. The rest is history. Maurice (pronounced Morris) is on base, fraternal twin Robin is in the middle, and Barry, the big brother by 3 years, is singing lead.

[@sarah6557]

BeeGees are British ❤😂

[@pennyyoung3166]

The inspiration for this song was the sound of the tires making a sound

[@wallflowerj6013]

Fantastic reactions. I subbed!!

[@kathieovercash8414]

There's a video of them showing them working and recording some of the song
Tragedy
and it's really interesting and it just blows me away that they can't read music.

[@krystalaura5634]

They were born in England then move to Australia at the blessing of the English law enforcement. They were delinquents in England.

[@GSTE_]

Could you listen to "Be Who You Are" by the Bee Gees

[@stevesharp6138]

Stray cats got some bass going on !!!

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

bee gees from Isle of Man

[@nickrizzi4927]

Happy Jack

[@billyjackl]

I am really digging your reactions...May I suggest some MAZE featuring Frankie Beverly or anything LIVE by J.Geils Band. Thank You !

[@paulrt3]

If you haven't already, you need to check songs by the band Chicago: "25 or 6 to 4" and "Beginnings" Live at Tanglewood! Amazing live music!

[@jeffreymosher6334]

The other two are Barry’s Twin brothers Maurice and Robin. The Gibb Brothers. Brothers Gibb = BG = Bee Gees.

[@nathanmiller9632]

🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧 lived in Australia for 3 years

[@kathieovercash8414]

They have quite a few that make me emotional every time.

[@g.dubyou6263]

You should be dancin, should be next. Sound track for Stayin Alive. (John Travilta disco flick) their younger brother Andy, who sings as the 4th BeeGee in this song, although, too young to be in the original band, sometimes played with them, but, also had his own very successful solo career, in which Barry wrote most of his songs, and played background vocals in most of them. Here’s the here’s the link to You should be dancin. ruclips.net/video/_JoZS6LgqYI/видео.html

[@mishkamoto999]

❤❤❤

[@dennyrogers6841]

No no no they are from the Uk...All brothers...😂

[@barry0709]

Their from England migrated in Australia

[@LizzieRD]

So is John Farnham, Olivia Newton John, Jimmy Barnes. Looks like Oz brings out the soul

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

👏👏💪

[@dougdouggyy2352]

Six months in a leaky boat please!