Trying To Mend A Heart | Bee Gees - How To Mend A Broken Heart | Reaction
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Robin sings the first verse. Barry comes in on the “And” then sings the second verse. This is the original recording from 1971. This is the first song they wrote after a 15 month breakup. They also wrote Lonely Days at the same time. “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” is also the title of the HBO documentary from 2020.
Bee Gees produced all their own songs... with awesome great melody and lyrics 🎉❤
They loved to produce great songs from their money they earned from their music..for the fans ..the world ... great musicians.... they always did something good back to the world.... especially those in need......😊❤
Barry had many different voices - very versatile indeed. The 3 together were magic.
Yes very versatile, he could go very low, very high, soulful, jazzy, country, great musician and singer
@Susan Hunter OMG 😂
@Susan Hunter Don't worry, different tastes make the world fun, have a great day!
This is a fact, every four minutes around the world there’s Bee Gees song, playing, or a song that the Bee Gees wrote playing. true story❤
This may be the first time you've really heard their natural voices.
The "Bee Gees did all their own writing & producing. But, Al Green did do a smooth R&B cover.
Gran tema romántico y super número 1 y gran éxito en el mundo para llorar sin pena para desahogar todo el sentimiento
The greatest songwriters & vocalists in music history.
Agree!
Robin sings lead at the start of this song.
"How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" is a song released by the Bee Gees in 1971. It was written by Barry and Robin Gibb and was the first single on the group's 1971 album Trafalgar. It was their first US No. 1 single and also reached No. 1 in Cashbox magazine for two weeks. ruclips.net/video/ZInWGC5L2T8/видео.html
The Bee Gees are the original songwriters. Glad you listened to them.
Absolutely 💯 no other band could harmonise like the Bee Gees
These brothers are the real deal. They are remarkable in their voices and music. The early years Barry sang in a natural voice. In 1975 he discovered his falsetto on a song Nights on Broadway and it took them to a whole different world. You are right their music is all that to me as well. They wrote more then a thousand and recorded so many of them. I love them. Great reaction!!
Barry’s voice sounds a little different because they were still so young. Robin sang the first verse. How do you mend a broken heart is one of their most covered songs. Bee Gees write the most beautiful love songs.
My mother raised me on Elvis.. my Daddy raised me on Frank Sinatra..I was a little girl the first time I heard this.. wow.. it's amazing.. and I think it's Robin that starts the song.. so beautiful.. you can never mess with sibling harmony.. just can't
A Bee Gees original written by Barry and Robin realised in 1971 and their first No1 in America, the song was from there Album Trafalgar , Then AL Green covered the song in 1972 a year later so that’s where you probably heard the song, Bee Gees have written over 1, 000 songs,the Bee Gees didn’t have to sing other people’s songs they had a huge catalog of their own songs, They also equaled Bing Crosby and Elvis Presleys record of 6 consecutive No 1 songs in a row , great reaction thanks 🙏
Bee Gees = another level ❤
This song they wrote after a 18month break up because of jealously, money, immaturity,etc. Robin wanted more attention so he left and was successful..but he called Barry to get back together..this was the song that hrought them back together..love the Bee Gees!
First the bee gees are 👑👑👑👑 and will forever be part of my soul... SECOND OMG I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THAT HAT 😂😂😂😂😂😂.. I Def need that ...FAN4LIFE
This was from the 60 s, check out Massecusetts, Holiday , I started a joke, ny mining disaster, Words. All great songs I ll be watching
You talk about how natural their voices sound. Keep in mind that auto tune was not invented until the early 1990's.
'Bee Gee's.. pure magic.
They grew up pretty much poor, and started working professionally when 12 and 9 years old, with their father as their manager and their mom doing the laundry. Everything they made in Australia went to pay the family’s bills. Their father booked them to work in exchange for their fare to London, where they arrived in 1967 completely broke. After signing with NEMS a few weeks later, they experienced mega money for about 2 or 3 years, then split up for a few years, and the lawyers were the only ones going to have anything when it was over. They had some success after reuniting in 1970, but then were struggling again until JIVE TALKIN started their 1975-1980 successes. Because they had learned the hard way in the 60’s, they became much wiser with their money when the 70’s success came.... but they never forgot where they came from. They are known to be generous and charitable. Barry would split songwriting credits (and money) evenly with whoever was around when a song was written. They donated the profits from TOO MUCH HEAVEN to UNICEF in perpetuity, and then later BLUE ISLAND. They seem to be some of the most humble, down to earth celebrities, approachable, posing for pictures and giving out autographs, donating items and time for fundraisers. You are correct that they haven’t commanded the same respect as other (less talented) celebs, so it’s possible their catalog is under valued. It’s also not known how much of their music was bootlegged, or if their management was involved. Because Grease and Saturday Night Fever were such huge successes, it was assumed Sgt. Peppers would be, also... but it flopped. Because of bootlegging, more unsold albums were returned than had even been shipped out. They called for an audit of RSO and the details of the settlement are still undisclosed. I’m hoping that Barry will tell all in the book his son is helping him write!! Please react to TO LOVE SOMEBODY. There’s a great 1967 black and white tv appearance.
This is one of the pre-disco songs. And there are a LOT of those.
The BeeGees!! Never to be duplicated!!
They kept knocking themselves off #1 on the charts. I think it was harder to win a Grammy pre-2000 (approx).
This is the original. They wrote this song early 70s when Robin rejoined the group. It's Robin who starts the song. It was to express their feelings about the break up. Lonely nights was written on the same day.
Al Green, Michael Bolton…and more people covered this song, written by the BeeGees.
70's were so great.
Also try reaction to Words from the Brothers Australian concert, live performance that is fabulous ❤
LOVE that version of Words!🎼
I think Robin starts this song. They sound a lot alike.🥰
I Just a Message to You is one of my favorites. Robin sings it. It was earlier in their career. ❤
Robin & Barry share lead on I've Gotta Get a Message to You.🎼
@@kthor Robin’s vibrato is unique.He had perfect control of his voice,right through his whole range.There has never been a voice,like his.Barry’s,too,was special,though quite different,from Robin’s.
They wrote so many #1 hits for other people as well.
Yes, Robin said it was "organic", just full-on natural talent / genius!
I call the Bee gees the gods of harmony!!🎶🎵
Love this song, watch Fanny be tender with my love! Barry and Robin go toe to toe, it's awesome!
Love the Brothers Gibb. They wrote it, anybody else is a cover. Maurice is pronounce Morris.
The harmony gives me chills❤
Thank u ,keep listening, it gets as good as any .lovely voices together or alone .wow ,wow RIP BeeGees 🙏
I grew up listening to them. This I heard in 1971 a Jr in high school. I first heard them in 1969.
Robin started the song and Barry did the second verse. This was early song. Al Green did a cover a year or two later.
This is a beegees original recorded in 1971......Al Green covered in 1972....
One of thee most beautiful lyrics and voices EVER ❤
This was their first hit in the US, to my knowledge.
The BeeGees have written hundreds of song that are covered by others.
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Barry and Robin wrote this and it was released in 1971 ! What you may have seen/heard was a Documentary about the Bee Gees called How can you mend a broken heart !
Barry's net worth would have been even more but they donated the royalties of Too Much Heaven to UNICEF. They also donated royalties of another song to the children of Bosnia during that 90s war. Yes, the BeeGees wrote this song. Barry Gibb has said his favorite cover of all of his songs was Al Green's cover of this song!❤ Robin sings the first few lines, then Barry comes in with that whispery voice in the first verse. I love that smoky trumpet in the middle.❤
Massachusetts, next please...a beautiful song
Al Green covered the Bee Gees song they wrote. They've written more than 1000+ songs and wrote for so many other singers.
They were brothers and were singing since they were kids!.
You should really listen to "Tragedy"..Barry is unreal on that kne! And BTW to show you how amazingly talented and prolific they were at song writing , Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb wrote BOTH "Too Much Heaven" AND "Tragedy" in an afternoon off from making the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie, in which they were starring. In the same evening, they wrote "Shadow Dancing", which was performed by Andy Gibb (and reached number one in the US).
Bee Gees were so big that they took over Led Zeppelin's jet for their Spirits having flown tour Grammy's didn't have categories for pop or disco music then.
Al Green did a cover of it.
Robin sings in the beginning, then Barry takes over.
Please react to Run to me 1972.
Just remember they were only in their 20s here
Al Greene was the cover...every song the Bee Gees ever sang was a song they wrote, and none of the brothers could read or write music...just blows my mind.
You have to react to the Bee Gees "Staying Alvie". You'll love it for sure.
This is one of my favorite Bee Gees song. It makes me cry it's so good.
Al Green covers this song....A must watch 1972 live soul....
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart..
Much different than BGs.....My favorite Al Green Live Performance
Beautiful and sad. So many can relate to this. Bee Gees pre-disco.
Bee Gees are legends and incomparable. They were featured in the Book of Guiness as the most successful songwriters of all times. Sir Barry Gibb was knighted by King Charles as the most successful composers of all times togehter with his late twin brothers Maurice and Robin. Aside from unique voices they are humble and down to earth and most of all handsome
When they threw in the 4th brother, Andy, it was fire
I like it when you do research! People need to know this stuff!
Early 70's. Robin always sings in vibrato. Barry singing lower register.
Try I Started A Joke, starts with Robin. Find the live on, I think the Phil Donahue show.
You had to of heard the Al Green version growing up, it was written by them in 1971, their first No. 1, then Al Green did it in 1972 and it was one of his biggest hits as well.
Just a little thing; How Can You Mend A Broken Heart was their 1st #1 in the US, but their 1st worldwide #1 was Massachusetts in 1967, #1 in the UK & 12 other countries (& #2 in 5 more).
Yes, loved Al Green’s cover as well. Different vibe but so good.
Love love love this song. This is my all time favorite Bee Gees song. It's better when they do it live. Many artists had those orchestras and they really make the music. Thanks
Yes I agree, it's even better live. I think this version is a tad too slow
The first voice was Robin Gibb, not Barry.
The Rev. Al Green's live version is must see. I like his version because of the grit, it's just raw emotion. I don't usually pick a favorite or who's better but...I have to give The Reverend this one.
This was written by the BeeGees. Al did a cover of their song. You really should try Love You Inside Out.!!!!
That was Robin singing at the beginning not Barry! Robin is the lead singer on couple of songs and they ranked high on billboard charts.
More than a couple.
@@Zlata1313 - 50% of their early songs in the UK. Barry did the falsetto for disco. Robin resumed a lot of leads after that era and a lot of solo LPs but you know that already.😁
@@susieq9801 yup I do👍😎
Story of The Bee Gees on HBO Max….”How do You Mend a Broken Heart”. Came out a few years ago. It’s a must watch. Also several videos on RUclips that tell their story from beginning to end
Robin and Barry switch up lead vocals Al Green did a cover of this song.
That song was written by Barry Gibb after the Beegees break up...
Patty-They were more concerned with writing and performing rather than the money. Barry himself stated that he bought a Lamborghini and, 2 weeks later, and sent it back. It was too difficult to get out of.
Beautiful 🎶
Love your reaction to this great song! I think you know more about music than you think you do, it's very refreshing. Carry on!!
Bee Gees eternos e maravilhoso.
São inesquecíveis 💟💟🇧🇷Rio de Janeiro
You need peace brother God gives peace nomatterwhere youlive
Al Wilson sang this same song, but it is a Bee Gee song written by them.
Al Green did a cover toward the end of his recording career. He quit and became a Pastor
Check out their jumbo jet for their world tour.
I love when you do research!! Just saying.❤️🤘🏻
Waiting for some more Queen. The more Queen reactions you do, the Queen army will find you. I'm enjoying your channel.
Check out Maurice singing CLOSER THAN CLOSE live in Los Vegas 1997 and Wind Of Change (Live in 1997 good audio). ROBIN singing Bodyguard and Giving Up The Ghost. THEIR LIVE CONCERTS IN THE 80's up to 2001 you will love
This song is very popular in concerts. You must add to your list Tragedy, Wind of Change and Nights on Broadway
Great suggestions👍!
If you want to hear Robin sing lead, I Started A Joke was one of their earliest hits from 1969..there’s a video for it also.
That song alright, it's always recommended but personally like "I Can't See Nobody".
Now that you've been told by some other fans that Robin was one of the 2 lead singers on this song what you should do is play the song called Massachusetts which Robin is the lead singe,r and it is also a great example of Robin's wonderful voice. And Massachusetts was also written by Robin. Which by the way was Not the overall norm. Besides being lead singer, Barry was also the main writer.
Massachusetts isn't just a song that headlined Robin, it's also in my top 5 Bee Gees songs of all time, and that sure is saying something when Barry Gibb is your lead singer!! Give it a try you won't regret it and I'm sure any BG's fan out there will agree with me
Massachusetts was written by all 3 brothers.🎼
Al Green covered the Bee Gee's song. The first verse is always sung by Robin.
Al Green Did the song soulfully and beautifully,but Barry and Robin wrote "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart"and did it first.
It was done at a time when the group had broken up and were trying to get back together.
They eventually worked it out.Maurice came back too,and they did some beautiful songs for themselves and other artists.
I hope you get around to doing some of their Live Medley's performances.
Bee Gees, Medley ( Midnight Special, 1975) is a good one.
I hope he does some of their medleys, 1989 for sure. But one of the best medleys I've ever heard them do is their "Here At Last- Live" medley from 1976. Unfortunately they only have the audio of this performance. Hint, hint, Barry. Please release the video of this amazing concert. We know it exists because it was shot for a TV special that never happened and we don't care about the quality of the film. We just want to SEE them, not just listen to them! And the "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" part of the medley at the end is the best version I've ever heard. Robin's adlibs and harmonizing with Barry on one of his leads is out of this world! And, I'd like to see sexy Robin singing with that great beard of his! Please, Barry. I'll be 70 on July 31st and I'm not getting any younger here. 😊
Dynamic Trio😊
Robin sang the first verse...very distinct vibrato.
This is a gorgeous song. If you really want to hear their harmonies in their full glory, listen to "Fanny be Tender With My Love". Great reactions!
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Most of their songs from the 60s till around the mid 70s sounded extremely different. Almost like a beatles feel to their music. You could hear mainly robin singing a lot of the songs. Barry sang at a much lower key as far as singing register. As the mid 70s hit and disco took off, Barry tried his current high pitched falsetto which is still used currently in his concerts. He sings country now. Several albums actually. He did an albem last January that I bought that has him singing with all country artists incuding Dolly Parton. He is 76 years old now and his health is getting very bad now. He might not be singing for much longer.
Do their “Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)”. Even better.
Being such a fan of the instrumentation, you'd definitely appreciate Phil Specters "wall of sound". He regularly used a full orchestra in his songs. Check out Tina Turner's "River deep, mountain high"
They wrote it for Al Green , he released it first then a few years later the BeeGees released it. Robin started the song then Barry came in and sung the rest. You’d like Tragedy and Fanny Be Tender With My Heart. They were do special back in our days some of their Love Songs, like they were singing to us women. You want find a garbage song by them. Barry’s been married to his wife Linda for 50 years
The Bee Gees recorded it in 1971, Al Green did the cover in 1972. Both are good.
They did not write it Al Green. Barry & Robin just wrote it, Aug 1970, when they reconciled (Maurice contributed, but wasn't credited till much later). They initially offered it to Andy Williams. When he declined (though he later covered it), they recorded it & released it in the US Sep. 1971. The 1st cover was Johnny Mathis, also in 1971, then Al Green in 1972.
Have you reacted to Nights on Broadway yet? Recording that song is when they discovered their falsettos.
You really should listen to Al Green sing it too. I knew his version first back in 1971. The Bee Gees wrote and sang this too Al released it the next year 1972. This was way before they started sining disco.
This song was written by Berry and Robin Gibb
If you want to hear Andy with his brothers on You Should be Dancing live use this link ruclips.net/video/_6MR-E_Qzz0/видео.html. It has all the original audio from the concert. There is another version on RUclips that has scenes from the movie mixed in with live concert footage, but they replaced the concert audio with the studio audio, and Andy did not sing on the studio version.
Thanks, Diane, for providing the link. I guess some people like to see the dancing, but I definitely prefer the original version with the LIVE audio.
What instruments do Bee Gees use?
Barry Gibb plays rhythm guitar. Robin Gibb does not play any instruments onstage, but plays piano, cello, and other instruments privately. Maurice Gibb played bass guitar, rhythm and lead guitar, piano, organ, mellotron, and electronic keyboards, synthesizers and drum tracks.
Robin did play piano and melodica (on Claustrophobia) on stage VERY rarely early on in Australia with Barry on guitar, Maurice bass and sometimes dad Hugh drums. Robin played guitar on his solo LP Robin's Reign, accordion on "Really and Sincerely" and organ and mellotron on songs like "World" but didn't onstage. A shame. Wish he had developed his skills beyond using piano for composing. Shy? Felt he lacked enough talent? Maybe compared to Mo who could play anything! An amazing musician and equally important, their musical arranger.
do the studio version of LONELY DAYS you wont regret it