JAYS GUYS!| FIRST TIME HEARING The BeeGees Nights On Broadway REACTION
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- JAYS GUYS!| FIRST TIME HEARING The BeeGees Nights On Broadway REACTION
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Barry is quite a humble guy , I bet he’d be delighted to meet a genuine super fan like Jay 👍🏴
Agree!
I agree
I bet he would someone set this up that would be a dream come true for him
He’s not humble actually. Great musician, and funny too. But humble? I would not say
@@alfonsogarcia-valdecasasca9047 oh you know him well actually ? Your his next door neighbour and he’s been playing loud music perhaps ? He keeps taking your parking spot ? Complains about your dog barking first thing in the morning ? Maybe his lawn needs mowing but he doesn’t heed your whining ?.. a bit like IM not gonna heed your whining now either ! WTF inside knowledge do you have to be bothered a year after the event to refute my assertion that Barry is a modest and humble guy ? You ever seen him at the Oscars drunk and aggressive , seen him out with a string of hoes all blinged up ? Well ..? Maybe keeps posting his new boats n cars boasting on Instagram ? Well ..?
No you can’t show any of that , so you’ve no evidence to back up what your saying , no pictures to show where he mustve touched you in the past for you to keep this torch of hatred alive .. could it be your just a silly w*nker with emotional problems that I can safely ignore and put your comment down to you just being a petty little tit ? .. YES .. is the answer 😆
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Rob I totally agree with you ………
Bee Gees were one of my favorite groups ……. Their harmonies were
killer !!!!!! Nice looking young men.
I cried when we lost Robin and Mo.
Some songs, voices, harmonies cannot be copied …….. These men captured our hearts !!!!
Beatles and Bee Gees were quite unique and it won't be repeated.
Amen
Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees. All Brothers can sing in falsetto. I'm a Fan over 50 years. And every Song is a surprice ❤❤❤
The Bee Gees never considered themselves disco. They adapted to the music of the times and made it theirs. They were caught in the disco polemic because their success made them an easy target. They have proven over the decades that they were not bound to a specific genre and were just really talented musicians overall.
It is so heartbreaking to me that Barry is the only one alive still. 😔 I have always adored the BeeGees. Barry is the most prolific song writer I’ve have ever heard of besides Prince. The talent these brothers possessed was absolutely astounding. I will always love the BeeGees. ❤️
ikr...it is so sad Barry does not have his brothers
OMG! They do this live on THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL!!! One of the best performances you've ever seen.
A MUST!!
So agree.
And Maurice sings the falsetto, but in a video where they sing medley with it, Maurice and Barry are hilarious
Jay needs to tell me that he's heard this song acapella- the harmony that the brothers developed well ahead of disco is exceptional.
You MUST do Fanny Be Tender With My Love. One of their best songs with some crazy falsettos by Barry and Robin. Incredible song!
Yes, This!
I'd also like to see them react to "Love So Right".
It’s the best!
I would so stand out all night in the rain for them.
Fanny Be Tender With My Love is my favorite Bee Gees song from, in my opinion, their best album Main Course!
OMG.... yes they must.
Barry is 72 years old now lives in Miami retired from performing but still writes he is also losing his hearing which is sad 😭
Maurice is actually singing in falsetto in this one "I'm blaming it all"
This is the album where Barry discovered his amazing falsetto. :)))
You should also listen to their earlier stuffs, the late 60's like... "I Started A Joke, Words, Ive Gotta Get A Message To You, Massachusetts, New York Mining Disaster, To Love Somebody..."
I also suggest listening to their 80s and 90s songs like "You Win Again, One, Secret Love, For Whom The Bell Tolls, and Alone.."❤️❤️
Bee Gees really creates the best music..❤️
I think J might be shocked that they had a whole remarkable career before disco. The harmonies were amazing from the very beginning.
I love their early stuff. My favorite is Words.
Isn’t that a Freddie Fender song?
No wait that’s Wasted Days and Wasted Nights.
@@55itsme Yes they started charting here in Australia in 1963
Hey, I'm 52 yrs old and when they came to Cincinnati I can bet you $100 that I was the only little 6 yr old Black Girl at that BeeGees' concert with my MOMMA and my GRANDMOTHER. And yes, I will bet you another $100 that I was the only little 6yr-old Black Girl back then who had a crush on Barry Gibb. And to this day all of the BeeGees' music is on my playlist.
Am 51 here big sister 😁
The twins and Barry, beautiful combos.
Barry does the falsetto on the original recording, Maurice does the falsetto on the live version, they are all incredibly talented! You have to watch Fanny be tender with my love, Barry and Robin go toe to toe!
Jay, since you're such a big fan of the Bee Gees, you and Amber should watch 'Saturday Night Fever' on your movie channel.
As for this song, another forgotten tune by this group from this era is 'Jive Talkin.' Definitely worth a listen.
Amber is putting off "Saturday Night Fever" because Jay will be gushing for the hour and half. But Amber you'll get to see John Travola dance disco.
They’ve reacted to Jive Talkin.
YES!! 👍😃❣️
@@richardupcott9026 Just my opinion. It really isn't a movie they might not want to react to. Specifically racist, homophobic and rape. Don't get me wrong. I love the movie for the music and dancing. I could do without the other stuff.
"Jive Talkin'" is forgotten?? No, "The Woman in You" is forgotten. "Mr. Natural" is forgotten. "Jive Talkin'" remains one of their signature singles.
Barry singing verses..Robin singing the bridges and Maurice doing the falsetto in the chorus... gotta love it
Barry did the falsetto on the studio version. Maurice only did it live.
Wrong. Most of this is Barry with a bit of Robin and then all 3 in the chorus. Barry does all the falsetto. This song is the 1st time that it was used. The boys have told this story numerous times in interviews.
@@TheBrownlj Once again, not everyone may know the story behind this song, so don't be so condescending🥹!
@@kthor well Im just giving them the correct information. They are talking like they think they know when they are actually wrong. Stop being so self rightgeous.
@@TheBrownlj I'm hardly being self righteous😂....but every single one of your comments is putting down someone or something in some way or another!
I seriously don't believe that there will ever be a band, a sound like "The Brothers Gibb", ever again... Just don't think so...
These guys were epic! Their music will never die.....Legends!
THANK YOUUUUUUU!!! Barry singing "Here We Are" wakes me up each morning. It's set on my alarm clock. This is one of their BEST. It is from the 1975 Main Course album. You hear Barry in grand chest voice then he and Robin in perfect unison before Robin puts down some serious higher range. Follow that with some fabulous harmony from all three. This is the first song where Barry actually used falsetto on the "blaming it alls." Amber is right, this is funk. They wanted to write a song about NYC, and it started out being "Lights on Broadway," but record executives wanted to "adult" it up a bit. The bridge is unbelievably delicious, ("even if it takes a lifetime") and no one does it better. The harmony is crazy outstanding. You hear Mo with high harmony and that outstanding bass playing. "Main Course" is perfect top to bottom. FYI, the brothers did this on "Midnight Special" in 1975. Because it was live, Barry couldn't sing lead and do the "blaming it alls" falsetto at the same time, so Mo did it. He was just great. All three brothers were unbelievable vocalists.
The Soundstage version from Chicago shows their individual voices wonderfully, even better that Midnight Special.
@@susieq9801 Hey "Q." You make a good point. I just watched the Soundstage version. Their voices were a little more exposed and the camera followed the voices. You could really tell who was singing which part. Either way, I love watching Mo hit those notes. Still chuckling over someone's "restless legs."
Bit of a fan are you?
@@TheCornishCockney Just a bit
In the live version I saw, all those 'blamin it all's were Maurice.
Barry Gibb was stone cold sexy...the animal magnetism of him combined with his angelic voice (the harmonies are perfection)...lovely.
They all had vocal range. Plus Barry sang falsetto on this recording, Maurice sang the falsetto live and did the funky bass line work. They all were immensely musically versatile.
A tear still comes in eyes hearing The Bee Gees. Barry’s brother’s are no longer with him and us. R.I.P. Robin and Maurice. ❤❤🎶
and andy
You guys should react to the documentary How Can You Mend a Broken Heart on HBO Max for your movie reaction channel. You learn the story about about how Barry discovered his falsetto during the recording session for this song, and so much more. Barry, Robin, and Maurice created music together over 5 decades and have so much more to offer musically than just their disco era songs. ✌🏼❤️🎶
My comment exactly!!
I loved this part of the documentary!!
Oh definitely
I think they've already watched it - if this same documentary has on it how they had to think like a woman for when they wrote Babs' Woman in Love song as well as the many others they did, etc . . .
FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE.
In case no one told you, this is the song that Barry realized he could hit the falsetto note that he does. The song was released in 1975.
Maurice is giving a justice to this bass..oh yes..
"Nights on Broadway", although not reaching the chart heights of its predecessor, introduced Barry Gibb's falsetto voice in the chorus. It was a turning point in Bee Gees style, as they progressed through their disco era writing songs mostly sung in falsetto by Barry. He did not know of his special "talent" until producer Arif Mardin asked someone within the group to try to do some kind of screaming during the main chorus. Barry had done some unsuccessful falsetto in songs like "Melody Fair" from the Odessa album. He gave it a try, and as a result this legendary falsetto became a hallmark of the Bee Gees sound. "Nights on Broadway" reached #7 on the US Billboard charts, giving the Bee Gees back-to-back top 10 hits for the first time in seven years (since 1968). DISCO 1975.
Failed to reach the top 50 here in Australia peaked at 67 in 75 As did follow up Fanny which peaked at 61
Great info !
I was just going to say this. Thanks for saving me the effort. There was an HBO documentary about The Bee Gees that went into it in detail.
Maurice sang falsetto on this song. Barry sang baritone on this one. If you watch a live performance you'll like it.
@@monaferrell9403 Mo only sang the falsetto parts when they performed this song live, since Barry couldn’t sing those parts while he was singing the main melody. But, Barry sang those parts in the recorded version of the song. But, yeah. I love seeing/hearing Mo sing those parts in live versions of this song, since that was pretty unusual for him!
i think the harmonizing is perfect because they are brothers and their voices all have the same timber. Absolutely stunning.
Just so you know. Maurice is singing the high parts in this one. Watch the Midnight Special live version and you will see. Amazing! Maurice totally deserves the props in this one. Love that part
I adore Maurice! He did all the arrangements, too. Very talented! Yes, he deserves huge props!
Barry did the high parts on the recording. However he can't do the high parts and the lower parts in person. So Maurice stepped in, when they were singing live.
It's so sad that Maurice died rip
My favorite Bee Gee's song by far. I always thought the beat and harmonies in this song accentuated their singing abilities the best. The drummer in this song did an incredible job. Very precise playing and it just adds to the vocals.
There are two other huge songs from this album that you have to hear: "Jive Talkin'" and "Fanny Be Tender (With My Love)". This was their pre-disco era when they were concentrating on R&B music. You also need to delve into their late 60s/early 70s stuff, especially some of Robin's lead vocals. "Lonely Days" will blow your minds.
Oh wow, I completely forgot about Fanny Be Tender!!! That’s a great song too, I hope they do that one soon. I do believe they have already reacted to Jive Talkin’
I forgot about Fanny Be Tender. Good song!
Fanny b tender, oh please...soon! Like yesterday!
FANNY BE TENDER!!!💞💞💞🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️🙆♀️ one of my favorites 😍
Their best album, IMO. "Fanny Be Tender" is sublime.
“Fanny Be Tender” should be next.
As I get older these songs from the distant past have more years to reach across, but they still have the power to take me back to the 70s.
This song is actually the very beginning of the famous falsetto. Doing the song live Maurice did it because Barry couldn't do both, and it sounded the same. This is pre Saturday Night Fever.
I’ve been WAITING for this one! Love it. Great reaction! If you take time to watch a live version (Midnight Special) you’ll see Maurice add his falsetto. ❤️
I so agree🎙🎶❤
A top 5 recorded live song by ANY musical act. It is live perfection. If you are a true Bee Gee fan, you will watch it over and over. The bridge is amazing.
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Yes Maurice was singing the high harmony,Robin was singing his falsetto and Barry was mostly singing the lower lead.Dp yourself a favor and watch it live.
The Bee Gees on Midnight Special 1975://th-cam.com/video/7lbFycezCo8/w-d-xo.html❤🎙🥰🎶
@@johncrom1400 - The best version where their voices are very distinct is Soundstage in Chicago.
You guys should react to more Bee Gees…
"Love You Inside Out", "Massachusetts", "To Love Somebody", "Love So Right", "Emotion", "You Should Be Dancing", "Alone", "Words", "You Win Again", "Immortality"
💃🏻🕺🏼
I Started a Joke, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Run To Me....
They haven’t done I’ve Got To Get A Message To You either. Robin and Barry both did a good job on that one.
@@zackjames274 yes!
Gosh, how do I get through this song without my dreams of being a rock star being dashed and I can't even sing? If you can't do it like the brother's Gibb, stay home and go into dentistry. As a former disco Queen from the late '70's to early '80's, this checked all the boxes. MAGIC.
You can’t get better than Nights On Broadway.
I've been a fan of the BeeGees since the 60s, but I think J's excitement has me beat.
Jay/Amber, their "To Love Somebody" and "Stayin' Alive" are next for you!! Jay, For another great falsetto voice, check out Frankie Valli "Sherry" or "Big Girls Don't Cry".
Frankie valli sang Grease for the movie Grease 😁 The song was written by the Bee Gees 😘
@@sherrihayward4500Actually the song Grease was written by just Barry🎼!
Jay PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE You are missing there best song FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY LOVE ,,, Its better than HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE , I have been a big Bee Gees fan since being in my teens in the 70s ,,SO dont delay any longer You and Amber are missing out . Take care you two
One of my favorite Bee-Gees songs. Fanny & Love you inside & out are also great! ☺️
On the Bee Gees' live performances of "Nights on Broadway", Maurice sang falsetto rather than Barry who originally sang falsetto on the studio recording. He also showcases his vocal talent on his unreleased LP The Loner.
Bee Gees were a staple at HS Dances in the late 70s.
My favorite Bee Gees song. Classic slow middle part of the song.
The BeeGees never gets old. So glad you to see your appreciation for them.
My god what are we going to do without this?!
My favorite Bee Gees song!
Barry Gibb's falsetto is so clear!
Me too. Love both Barry chest voice and his falsetto. We get both in this.
My favorite Bee Gee song
All three get vocals as individuals - wish you had done the live version so you see each person sing
You are absolutely right. It does not get much better than The Bee Gees. They are awesome. They have that tight harmony only siblings can do. They reinvented their sound and style a few times. Each one was great. Their early Beatles style, eg lonely days lonely nights, and those early balads, i started a joke, new york mining disaster, to love somebody, etc. Then their disco era where they took over the world. Stayin alive, night fever, you should be dancin, more than a woman, how deep is your love. Jive talking. They wrote so many great songs that other artists had hits of. Emotion. If i cant have you. Islands in the stream. Just awesome. One of the best and most dominant and influential artists of our times.
I just came across a live perform of this entire song. Other performances have this song as part of a medley. I always thought it was Barry's falceto we were hearing at the end but it was Maurice! I watched him do it with my own eyes. I always knew Robin could sound just like Barry. I guess both twins learned to copy their big brother. We probably shouldn't be surprised to find out these guys were even more talented than we thought.
I know, Barry Barry Barry, but this would not be what it was without Robin's totally unique voice and Maurice singing stratospherically high harmonies. These brothers were meant to do this and do it together and we're all the better for it. Thanks.
Except Barry was the best one. Wouldn't of been the same without him either.
YES - Robin, Robin, Robin!
Maurice's gift according to his brothers was always being able to somehow find the sweet spot to bring in the third harmony.
ROB SQUAD, I AM DEFINITELY A PART OF YOUR JOURNEY IN DISCOVERING MUSIC, BUT I HAVE TO TELL JAY THIS ESPECIALLY......MY ALL TIME FAVORITE GROUP IS THE BEE GEES AND MY ALL TIME FALSETTO VOICE IS BARRY GIBB'S 😎👍🏾YOU SHOULD REACT TO THEIR SONG FANNY BE TENDER BECAUSE IT MY FRIEND IS A DEFINITE CLASSIC THAT I KNOW YOU'LL LOVE AS WELL! 😊👌🏾💯
This song brings back so many great memories!!! 🔥
I was in high school when the Bee Gees were so popular. I will always love them.
And they say Barry had a “high” falsetto. Maurice is sensational on this track!
Maurice playing bass and killing those falsetto parts is insane.
@@targhee159 I think, the falsetto at the end of this soundtrack are from Barry!!!
@@nelerhabarber5602 I'm quite sure it's Maurice. Whenever I've seen a video of this song, Maurice is the one who sings the falsetto at the end.
@@julieborel3043 I read, that Maurice is it singing LIVE, but Barry singing at the soundtrack! He discovered his falsetto making this song bc Arif wanted a high screem at the end of the song!
Producer Arif Mardin asked if any of the Bee Gees members could scream something during the main chorus to make the song more exciting. In response, Barry Gibb began to sing higher and higher and eventually sang it in a falsetto that was unexpectedly powerful. He had never known he had such a ability, and Barry's falsetto became a hallmark of the Bee Gees, although Maurice had harmonized in falsetto for years.
I think Mo made the Falsetto live, bc Barry is singing the chest voice, but at the soundtrack its Barry, bc his falsetto is stronger!
This one is actually Maurice doing the main falsetto parts 💗 and that base 🤩
No its not. Its all Barry. This is where Barry 1st used falsetto which has been said in interviews about 1 million times. You are thinking about the live Midnight Special video where because Barry couldn't sing in his normal voice and falsetto layers at the same time then Mo did a few blaming it alls at the end.
@@TheBrownljok all good, yep that's the version I've seen and I was really surprised and excited that it was Maurice and yet I have heard people say before that it's the first time the falsetto was used
@@LouieLouie917 well Barry couldnt do it and sing normallyat the same time. Mo had a high voice but he didnt have the strength in it like Barry. He could handle a few Blaming it Alls and Oh those Nights but it wasn't the same as this version with the shear amount of it all and the screaming. I dont actually know why people think its equal to the studio version at all.
@@TheBrownlj Never ends....
huh?😂
@@kthor think she's trying to make someone smile 🤣
Morris the multitalented and multi instrumentalist, was the brains behind this incredible song , he was so humble and he played organ , piano , guitar , bass, he was so underrated and he was the genius behind some masterpiece classics like : Nights On Broadway , Living Eyes , the Master Piece : Fanny Be Tender With My Love and others, he always kept a low profile, thanks for playing this masterpiece by The Bee Gees , always remember the quiet genius that passed away
On 2003 , he was very young and an electronic Genius and Composer , the 4 brothers Gibb were amazing but 2 of them were real geniuses, the flashy Barry and the shy and quiet Morris the hidden genius behind this Master Piece and others , they were Awesome . The Bee Gees .
If you watch the video where they are singing on the past Midnight Show , you will notice that it is Morris the one that plays Falsetto on this song , if you watch carefully the video for Fanny be tender with my love it is amazing to listen to these three doing the falsetto and reaching incredible heights with their incredible voices , they were just amazing .
Barry es le canta el falsete en la canción en la canción.
@@aracelihs3918nope. Its maurice!!
My FAVORITE BeeGees song ever!!!!
we had an event here in Redcliffe, Brisbane Australia around 2013 where they created a laneway street called Bee Gees way. a mate of mine went to the opening, there was a crowd of thousands there, and my friend just happened to be standing where Barry's limo pulled up, he got out, and got to have a little chat with Barry about the opening, he's a top bloke always happy to give some time to the fans.
This is the best Bee Gees song! Really like this song!
Every time I hear you guys talk about the Bee Gees I think of the days of hanging out in my friend Rhonda’s basement listening to the Bee Gees and how much we loved them (I still do) and you guys have the passion for them that we did (do). Thank you for taking me back.
I had to watch this reaction twice because that man is ALL IN on the Bee Gees, something I never thought I'd see, but it made my whole soul smile!
This natural ability to create a complex song is insane. So many unique songs with transitions, key changes and superior melodies and harmonies. Love you inside and out is one of my favs
I always love it when Robin's voice comes in.
Nights On Broadway is still my favorite Bee Gees tune after all these decades.
I forgot to add how that came about!🫢I’ve heard Barry himself tell the story. He said while they were doing the finishing touches on this song they were sitting around the studio discussing it and I believe he said his producer suggested that Barry should do some real banshee screams at the end to give it more of a rock type feel and so that my friends was the beginning of the rest being history as they say😝😆🤣
I’m with you Jay…love, love, love the BeeGees!
I’ve been waiting for this song. I was hoping it was the midnite special version showing them and where Maurice is doing the high background vocals. Thanks rob squad.
Nahh this is much better. Mo did not have the strength in his falsetto like Barry.
An awesome one of their many!!!! Any decade 60s, 70s, 80s…. Comfort, longing, rockin….
I read once that this song is what got them into the falsetto. After the success of this song they started using their famous falsetto to launch them to super stardom.
My favorite Bee Gees ballad (from 1972) is "Run to Me." Hope you get around to it sometime. Thanks!
Yes!! That one is so beautiful it makes me cry!
Robin has solo lines in that one too ❤️
Also love their song Run To Me, give it a listen!🎉😘🇨🇦
This song introduced Barry’s falsetto. Their manager asked if any of them could do some screams and ad libs to end the song. Barry said I’ll give it a try.
All the falsetto from midway to the end way is mainly Mo. Gotta give my man major props. Watch a live version and check it out!!🙋🏽♀️✌🏾❤️
This is my personal favorite song from my senior year in high school! A quick "memory snapshot", that I recall is when my Literature class was QUITELY waiting for our teacher to arrive to the classroom, and nobody was talking. Then suddenly one of the guys on the back row, belts the opening line of this song, "Here we are", and me and a couple of the girls in the classroom quickly replied in tune, "In a room full of strangers"! Well of course the whole classroom burst out laughing, and in walks our teacher wanting to know what's so funny... Good Memories!
Can't wait for you guys to get into their older, pre-disco stuff!!!
2 Early MUST HEAR Classics,,
The Bee Gees "I've Gotta Get A Message To You" & "I Started A Joke"
My favorite discoE sounding Bee Gees song. They were ready to hang it all up and their producer said you're just gonna have to roll with the changes or yeah. Say Bye Byeeee!
One of my favorite Bee Gees songs!♥️♥️♥️
It was Maurice doing the falsetto in this one. Check out the "Midnight Special" Live Version. You won't be disappointed. That's how great they are. It's not just one of them with a falsetto. And, that's why their falsetto harmonies are so great. They all do it!!! Excellent reaction.
Yes, it was Maurice.
I was so blessed to be alive when the Bee Gees first hit the charts. Still the best!!
Me too. I was in the United States Marine Corps 1973-1977. That's when I listened to a lot of music. The girls loved the Bee Gees, so the guys did too. Semper Fi
I was fortunate enough to see the Bee Gees in the early 1980's they were doing a stadium show here in the Detroit area! Wow, just wow!
You really need to watch Saturday Night Fever. Jay will love it. The music is Bee Gee's .The high voice and harmony's amazing . Must watch Movie - Saturday night Fever disco Bee GEE's Disco era John Travolta big movie start.
One of my all time favorites of theirs. That funky synth bass and beat is so addictive along with the Chorus!!
I met Barry Gibb quite by accident in 1978 at the Miami Boat Show.
We just started chatting about a boat we were both looking at. He was with his wife Linda.
He was the real deal swagger and all.
Absolutely stunning man.
Jordan, I completely understand how you feel when you say the name Barry Gibb!! I just love The Bee Gees! Thank you for your reaction!
Maurice is Killing that Bass guitar in this one.Maurice is doing his falcetto on "Nights on Broadway"Robin had his little solo parts also.
Check out BeeGees "Love you inside out"."You Stepped Into My Life".and "One".also Andy's"Love is Thicker than Water".
No one else sounds like the BeeGees.They are a unique Trio.So much talent.RIP Twins and Andy.
Maurice said he didn't sing falsetto, he said he sang in his high range voice. He said that in an interview I watched.
@@vandoraginther6421 I heard that interview too, the Legend interview, but he sure sounds like it here doesn't he?!? Great bass too! Miss you Mo!
This is one of my favorites by them. Vocally, it shows everything they had to give.
Meeting Barry…keep the faith. Anything is possible! Praying it will come true! Guys….it really is time for the Saturday Night Fever movie. Love you guys!❤️
This is not just Barry singing the falsetto…Robin is singing as it as well…check out the live performance of this song…
The falsetto on this is Barry, not Robin.
My favorite song of the Bee Gees. ❤️
So many fantastic memories when I hear it, it never fails to take me back and reminisce about my friends and the fun we had.
There harmony is unmistakable ! Bee Gee's and Disco rock !!
Sorry,but this isn't a disco song.From the album 'Main Course' released in 1975.Main Course had diverse tracks in a number of styles cos the Gibbs didn't know which direction to take their music at that point..so..we have pop,R&B,country..but no disco..that came later..for a short period.
Love love the Bee Gees...lifetime fan. Also dying to meet Barry Gibb. You guys are fantastic! Thank you so much. Have to chime in and ask for a reaction to "Fanny Be Tender...." This song absolutely melts every fiber of my being!!
This is slightly before; the Bee Gees got into disco. They were always able to shift genres as needed.
This is one of my favorites from the Brothers Gibb. This, "Jive Talkin'," "Be Tender With My Love," and "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart?" Classics!
Best harmony of any group ever... freaking nuts to hear voices mesh so well
I like jay am just a bee gees loving person love all of their catalog and never understood why people just hated on them they have the last laugh bc here we are decades later still rocking out to them
You seriously need to hear the songs from the 60's. A huge list of hits.