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First Time Hearing | Bee Gees - To Love Somebody | Reaction
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This song was way before any falsetto. This is all in normal voice. This song was actually written for Otis Redding who passed away before he could record it so the Bee Gees recorded it themselves. Its Barry on lead on this one. The orchestration is what I so love on this one. Of course they like soul in the UK ascwe do here in Australia. You are looking at the 60s though, it wasnt someone that they were used to then. Now different story.
The Bee Gees were huge in the sixties. They are so much more than the late 70’s. They were literally the only disco I liked. They were so much more. Massachusetts, Words, Emotion, I started a joke, How Do I Mend A Broken Heart, so many.
I loved the Bee Gees until they went disco. After that, I felt betrayed.
@@rachelbrachman1510 You don't know what you're talking about! The Bee Gees were never a disco group & people are still ignorant of that fact, they had songs in a movie about disco, but they said they were R&B. You don't know the group or music too well, I'm sorry you felt betrayed. :>(
@@spudjohnsonn8122True words.Even ‘real fans’ continue to suggest the same two dozen songs over and over….”yes, they wrote over a thousand songs but if they don’t appear on a greatest hits album,don’t bother.”Shame.Or Tragedy.
@@spudjohnsonn8122True words.Even ‘real fans’ continue to suggest the same two dozen songs over and over….”yes, they wrote over a thousand songs but if they don’t appear on a greatest hits album,don’t bother.”Shame.Or Tragedy.
1997 Bee Gees, is JUST AS GOOD. Try listening to, Alone! It's beautiful!
Love all era of Bee Gees!
A lot of us think their best work was in the 60s. Check out songs like. “Words,” or “Massachusetts,” or ‘“Lonely Days.” you can have their disco era stuff, I’ll take their 60s and early 70s stuff over that any days a week.
One of my favorite song by them. They are fantastic & there will never be another group like them. You need to listen to "Words" by them, awesome doesn't come to it.
LONELY DAYS LONELY NIGHT (where would I be without my Woman :-)
There is a great documentary about the Bee Gees on HBO called "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", which is also the title of one of their best songs of the late 60s, early 70s.
Bee Gees always used strings so well. If you just listen to the music part, you realise how brilliant their composing truly is.
It was orchestra arranger, Bill Shepard who was with them from 1967 to 1972, he was a powerhouse arranger!
That was Maurice ❤❤❤
I grew up with this great group & had a lot of their albums. Most people react to their disco era. My favorites are from the 60's-70's. Some of their early hits were "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "Holiday", "World", "And The Sun Will Shine", "Really & Sincerely", "The Singer Sang His Song", "Lonely Days", "Melody Fair", "First Of May", "I Started A Joke", "I've Gotta Get A Message To You", "Massachusetts" etc.
Glad you’re back to The Bee Gees reactions! ❤❤ 1967! And you are correct…they use to perform with a live orchestra at their shows. The high note at the end was actually Maurice! Soul music wasn’t that big in the 60’s in England! That was the “Beatles “ era…but now…I believe Soul music is accepted in British. The 60’s was a different era.
The high note at the end is actually Robin. He sang it at every concert from the early 70's into the 2,000's. Check out their '74 Melbourne concert to see him hit it.
@@lauriebarnes2999 on the record, and in the 1967 video that’s in black and white, you can see Maurice singing that while playing the piano. Now I do agree that in other live shows, Robin did take over. But he was reacting to the original record, so go back and look at the first show they performed this on in 1967 and you’ll see Maurice doing that part.
@@lauriebarnes2999 In the video from 1967 you can see MAURICE singing the high notes in this song, also in other songs like nights on broadway!
They are miming to the album track on the video. The camera may have focused on Maurice but that is predominantly Robin’s voice you are hearing.
@@Zeathree Yes, Diane, you're 100% correct about the video. They were miming to it and Maurice was just caught on camera singing Robin's part. I love Mo with all my heart but it's clearly Robin's voice on the recording. I'd know that voice anywhere because I've adored this man since they first came on the scene in 1967. ❤️ 🥰 ❤️
The Brits LOVED soul music. Everyone from Mick Jagger to David Bowie to The Animals to Dusty Springfield, and The Clash, you name it, the biggest bands from the UK have all said that soul, blues, jazz, and especially the Black soul music that US radio stations would not play back in the 50s, deeply influenced all of them. Much of it was played on Pirate Radio in the UK which just about every young person listened to.
Unlicensed radio stations operated on fishing boats/trawlers off of the coast of the UK. British Coast Guard vessels worked hard to try to shut these illegal radio stations down.
I'm SO HAPPY you discovered this song. They used to play it at our school dances, and I was about 12 years old back then. I fell in love with it the 1st time I heard it. I didn't know who sang it or the name of the song. In later years when we could google everything, I tried to find it. "To Love Somebody" was recorded by lots of artists, and I kept listening til I found it!!! This song is SO special to me ✌️🎶💙
They were big before the disco days. Most of us had a saying. "Disco Sucks" but we cut them slack because we knew they were just good no matter what they played.
That was Maurice doing the falsetto in this song..
Mo doesn't sing in falsetto, he sings high Harmonies with a normal voice ❤
No it wasnt. They were all singing in normal voice. No falsetto.
Yes, it is Mo.
It was not falsetto and it was Robin not Mo. There is one video from the sixties where the camera focuses on Mo miming to the album track at that point but the voice is Robin’s. All the other videos and live performances show Robin sing that part.
@@denicedews8854 no it isn't. You do not know what you are talking about.
Great reaction.❤ I enjoy your reading info on the song. England had so many British pop hit bands like the Rolling Stones & the Beatles that it doesn't surprise me that they overlooked American R&B in the early days. Please react to:
" I Cant See Nobody" - Best R&B of their 60s era & Robin sings lead. Melbourne 1974 live concert video of this or Midnight Special video!!❤
The awesome falsetto voice was done by Maurice ,the younger twins . . amazing brothers... Barry's falsetto was the best and Maurice came the second respectively.... amazing gibb brothers 😊❤
There is an early video of them singing this song. It's great.
Recording tech in the sixties was changing every year. You can hear change from year to year.
Try a singer Andy Pratt song Avenging Annie for years I thought this was Barry Gibb! KEEP ON ROCKIN!
I absolutely love Maurice's falsetto in this album..he was amazing.... However the later live performance was replaced by Robin to do the falsetto part in the song 'To Love Somebody ' 😮
I agree that you hear their future in their past music. I think they were harmonies have always been spot on unrivaled and I'm a listener from the beginning. Massachusetts is incredible as is words. Great group still loved.
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Great Britain does like soul, but at that time was more into sounds like the Beatles.
But Great Britain was very much into Motown and Stax music during the 60's.
They were big in the 60’s, that’s when I first fell in love with their sound. Many people accused them of being sell outs when the succumbed to the disco era, and were angry with them. The falsetto in this was Maurice. There is a live version you can watch with Mo on the piano doing the falsetto parts.
Saturday Night Live is a tv show. Saturday Night Fever was a movie. Night Fever was a song. To Love Somebody" is a song written by Barry and Robin Gibb. Produced by Robert Stigwood, it was the second single released by the Bee Gees from their international debut album, Bee Gees 1st, in 1967. The single reached No. 17 in the United States and No. 41 in the United Kingdom. They didn't start using their falsetto until Nights On Broadway in 1975
"That part right there..." was Maurice!! lol!
They had 3 platinum disks before Fever in the 1970's!!!!!!!! Robin was talking about music that was not being actively promoted in the UK 60 years ago not now. Please remember that. We love soul and R&B here as much as anyone else.
Their first 3 LPS went platinum!
They were 19 and 17 years old when this was recorded. Just a thought
Robin stood out for his unique vocals in singing rather than the other two brothers falsetto. .. just my own opinion 😊❤
Yes Soul music was big here in the UK, especially Motown.
Pre-disco Bee Gees had some great harmonies. Then they sold out & almost drove rock & roll off the radio. ✌️❤️🎶
Released in April 1967.
That was Robin with the ad libs at the end.
"Fever" was correct. LOL
Please Check out The Outfield. They have a songs like "YOUR LOVE", "SAY IT ISN'T SO", "ALL THE LOVE IN THE WORLD", "SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE". They are AWESOME!!!
Do:
LOVE SO RIGHT
ALONE
ONE
YOU WIN AGAIN
The high part is Robin. I can always tell because his tone is a bit more nasally than Barry's tone.
It's actually Maurice. There is a live version and it shows that it's Maurice.
@@cathysorge8433The video that is often shows is lip synced and that part of it closes in on Maurice and he is singing but later in the song at the same part you can see Robin singing also. Truly live performances all have Robin singing it and his voice is so distinctive it is him Nobody I have ever heard sounds like Robin. Perhaps on the studio version both Maurice and Robin sang (which is why they both lip synced) but Robin's voice is dominant in the audio.
There are lots of videos which give a confusing ideas of who is singing what (eg Fanny be Tender).
@@lclark6854 I strongly disagree. YOu can hear Mo's voice clearly.
That note was sung by Robin
I'm happy they kept going too❤
It took about a decade or so before Soul music and Soul-influenced Rock music began to catch on in the UK, especially during the Disco Era.
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They can all sing falsetto, this time it was Maurice (Morris).
What you heard was actually Maurice singing that part of the song. Not Barry.
Actually it was Maurice.
This is group you can check out yourself there called Bee Gees Gold a tribute to the Bee Gees on you tube the Axe Tv show you be surprised when I have played it people could swear i'm playing the Bee Gees!
Look for a clip of them in the early 60s, on some Australian varieties show. Barry looks to be around 13, & playing guitar, while the younger two brothers are just singing. Robin appears to be really cutting up.
Robin's great voice hit then. Barry sang the bulk.
that wasn't Barry, it was Maurice
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Janis Joplin’s live version is amazing
Janis Joplin did a fantastic cover of this.
Not quite as good
I prefer the Bee Gees earlier music.
actually they lost alot of fans when they went disco but gained more new ones I far pprefer the60s stuff which as comparable to the Beatles