Dang, not for nothing but when I was watching him say it, the first comment in my head I was going to make was almost word for word the same as yours. That was freaky. Would've been cool if he knew that at the beginning.
That 4th guy sharing the mic with Maurice is their younger brother Andy. He died young, right before he was going to join them. He had a solo career, Barry wrote most of his music and the Bee Gee's sang background on some of his stuff. So sad that Sir Barry is the last man standing. What an insanely talented family!!!
I thought Andy was way too young to perform with his brothers originally? Either way, I like when he pops up randomly. I'm the youngest of 4 boys with a big age gap between me and the second youngest. So I extra love this dynamic. @@LancerX916
John Travolta definitely could dance his ass off to Disco!!!!! I could dance my ass off to Disco!!!!! 🪩 Those were great times in the 70’s to be young and going for clubbing/dancing!!!! Never to be repeated!! So says Austin Tx!!! ❤️😎🍸
The video cuts between concert footage of the Bee Gees with youngest brother, Andy singing (he's the super blonde kid next to Maurice, who looks like he's Barry's clean shaven blonde twin!) and the dance sequence from 'Saturday Night Fever' (1977) that this song plays under. John Travolta, who was nominated for an Oscar as Tony Manero in the film, dancing up a storm. It's a solid film, BTW....lots of great disco hits with a dramatic, compelling storyline. RIP, Andy, Robin, and Maurice... The day that Sir Barry passes will be a very sad day for music...
The same time they were performing this song at the same time they were destroying any Disco record brought to the Chicago White Sox ( I think ) . It was called the day disco died. I think the fact that their music is still being played proves that it didn't. It was sad when Andy died, I love seeing when he performed with his brothers.
Funny that you're reacting to this today. I was listening this earlier when mom sent me for Taco Bell, lol. This is one of their best jams!!!! That is the movie Saturday Night Fever and that "guy" is John Travolta burning up the dance floor. Can't beat that bass and those horns!!!
Kabir, check out their songs from prior to disco, like Massachusetts, To Love Somebody The Way I Love You, I've Got To Get A Message To You, Run To Me, I Dtarted A Joke, Words, and New York Mining Disaster 1941. These are, like I said, pre-disco, and for me, age telling, but songs that have stuck with me from my younger days of the early 70s
‘How deep is your love’ is my favorite. The Bee Gees are very iconic for their disco hits, as well as their harmonic vocals. Some people actually thought that the group was black.
The whole soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever is fire! I’m from that era and loved going to the disco clubs! They played The Bee Gees on repeat and we loved it!
I love the fact that you are referring to John Travolta as "this guy". Saturday Night Fever, download the soundtrack. Most of the songs are either performed or written by The BeeGees. All the songs you mentioned are on that soundtrack. BTW the fourth man on stage was their younger brother Andy. He had his own success but passed away due to an overdose.
Andy didn't pass away from an overdose but from myocarditis. And I believe 8 of the 17 tracks on SNF soundtrack were performed and/or written by the Bee Gees.
John Travolta became big on Welcome Back Kotter TV show and was a huge heart throb especially after this movie; Saturday Night Fever. Back then he was the male Farrah Fawcett of posters LOL!!
More Bee Gees! There are so many GREAT songs that you haven't heard yet. Nights on Broadway (live on the midnight special); Tragedy; Fanny Be Tender; Jive Talkin; More Than A Woman; Run To Me, Love You Inside and Out; and on and on and on. There really are no bad ones, and they are as good performing live as in the studio. That's truly rare. An interesting tidbit: when the producers of the movie filmed John Travolta dancing in those scenes, they hadn't even signed the Bee Gees to do the music yet!! He was dancing to other songs by popular artists, and then once the Bee Gees wrote the music they had to edit the dancing to fit the songs. Anyway, just an interesting bit of trivia.
Another good Bee Gees song is Jive Talkin. Legend has it that the rhythm was based on a particular bridge they drove over and one of their wives asked what that noise was and someone said it was just the drive talking, and the song was born
One of my absolute favorite 😮BeeGees songs after To Love Somebody, which was written in a different decade. After Hurricane Andrew, Gloria Estafen held a concent for South Florida. It wasn't until the BeeGees hit the stage that the audience reacted. Even where I was in gve nosebleed seats, we got up and danced.For me, the BeeGees and Crosby, Seels, and Nash singing The Southern Cross were the highlights.
This song was in the 1977 movie, Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees did most of the music for the movie soundtrack. Their much younger brother Andy is also on stage with them in this video singing in the same mic as Maurice. Andy Gibb had his own solo career. It was planned for him to join his older brothers in the Bee Gees but he sadly died in 1988, 5 days after he turned 30 years old.
Oh and as far as the high notes go - don't forget Mitch Grassi of Pentatonix. They don't say you get "Mitch slapped" when you hear the range of his voice for nothing lol
Most of the songs you mentioned& this one you just reacted to are from one of the best selling movie soundtracks of all time Saturday Night Fever. You really should watch it too.
Hello Kabir, This is my first time sitting in with you today, and thank you for allowing me to do that! I enjoyed the time I spent here with you so I subscribed and left a like for you while I was here! Did you notice a young Andy Gibb with his older brothers on this one? If you liked John Travolta's dancing you should check out the movie "Saturday Night fever" that's what the little scene is from! Great reaction! I'd wish you good luck with your channel but it seems you are doing well already so I'll wish you continued good luck with your channel!
I got the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack album when I was eleven. I couldn't wait to grow up so I could go to Studio 54 and pass the velvet rope but the shhh closed down when I reached high school. Damn, I'm old.
If you like the Bee Gees, definitely check out some of baby brother Andy Gibb's music too. Andy became a superstar as a solo performer, although he sang with his brothers (as we see here) and they backed him up at his concerts.
The 4th 'Bee Gee' is their little brother Andy Gibb. He has the same sound to his voice. He did solo stuff . I liked his song 'Shadow dancing'. Check it out & you will hear that he is definitely a little Bee Gee. LOL The clips are from the movie Saturday Night Fever & that movie was filled with fabulous Bee Gee hits. Travolta's dancing was pretty great too.
I won a dance competition £100 which was a lot of money in 1977 copying the exact moves John Travolta makes in the movie Saturday Night Fever as in your video
This song is part of the Saturday Night Fever movie (This movie is a Classic) soundtrack ... written & sang by The Bee Gees that guy dancing is Mr. John Travolta.. Highly recommend you "Staying Alive"
So far you've only listened to their music that was during the disco era in the late '70s. You need to also check out their early music from the '60s. It was soft almost Beatles style music. My favorite song is Lonely Days. If you do listen to that song make sure it's the original version from the 60's and not their remake that they did recently.
I wasn’t aware all four gibb brothers sang together in this song because the younger brother Andy was not part of the bee gees he had his own solo music career
Next you should hit How Can You Mend a Broken Heart and then just for fun, hit Al Green's cover. An amazing song with two very different, and yes, amazing, interpretations of it. :)
You have to ask when it was from Kabir? Omg...no really...they're English!! Yes, this was the 1976 tour actually. Andy isn't a Bee Gee, he's the little brother, but it's a good video. My kids who are close to your age know literally every song and every lyric of 90% of the Bee Gees songs. They grew up with it and still listen. LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. Thank you.
Nights on Broadway, How Deep is your Love, Fanny be Tender with My Live, Tragedy, Jive Talkin, One, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Alone….Earlier works from 60’s and early 70’s also awesome. Run to me, I started a Joke, How do You Mend a Broken Heart, My World, World, Massachusetts, Gotta Get a Message to You, It’s Only Words….so, so many more
Unfortunately, his falsetto took a toll on Barry. To the point of his begging for back surgery. He still kept singing in that range of his voice. They just eased up on how many concerts they performed to one in each venue when they toured.
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The guy “killing it” is non other than John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever.
Love John Travolta!!!
That comment made me feel real old.
We went nuts over his 'great' dancing, which isn't too bad compared to today's skills.
Dang, not for nothing but when I was watching him say it, the first comment in my head I was going to make was almost word for word the same as yours. That was freaky. Would've been cool if he knew that at the beginning.
That 4th guy sharing the mic with Maurice is their younger brother Andy. He died young, right before he was going to join them. He had a solo career, Barry wrote most of his music and the Bee Gee's sang background on some of his stuff. So sad that Sir Barry is the last man standing. What an insanely talented family!!!
God, I loved Andy ❤
Kabir not recognising The Travolta strutting his stuff so well on that famous Saturday Night Fever illuminated floor has made me feel very old ….. 😟😖😪
:) Nah... You and I are lucky. We lived through the greatest music of *any* generation.
I love seeing Andy sing with his brothers!
Me to. I LOVED Andy.
He was my frist celeb crush. 💔
Well, he was a member of the band then. He left afterward for his solo career.
@@LancerX916Andy already had a big solo career & only performed with them the one time during their Spirits Having Flown tour.👍
I thought Andy was way too young to perform with his brothers originally? Either way, I like when he pops up randomly. I'm the youngest of 4 boys with a big age gap between me and the second youngest. So I extra love this dynamic. @@LancerX916
John Travolta definitely could dance his ass off to Disco!!!!! I could dance my ass off to Disco!!!!! 🪩 Those were great times in the 70’s to be young and going for clubbing/dancing!!!! Never to be repeated!! So says Austin Tx!!! ❤️😎🍸
Omg loved dancing at the clubs. Still love dancing soooouch.
"These guys make good music " Now that's the under statement of the year. They radiate good music. Glad you like them.
You never heard of the film "Saturday Night Fever" ?
The video cuts between concert footage of the Bee Gees with youngest brother, Andy singing (he's the super blonde kid next to Maurice, who looks like he's Barry's clean shaven blonde twin!) and the dance sequence from 'Saturday Night Fever' (1977) that this song plays under. John Travolta, who was nominated for an Oscar as Tony Manero in the film, dancing up a storm. It's a solid film, BTW....lots of great disco hits with a dramatic, compelling storyline.
RIP, Andy, Robin, and Maurice...
The day that Sir Barry passes will be a very sad day for music...
Thats John Travolta
"This guy" is John Travolta 1977 or 78.
1977
I suggest another one of their songs, "Jive Talking" if you haven't done it yet. It has a great vibe too.
You have SOOO many more to check out! They didn't just have their own hits but wrote so many hits for others.
I grew up in the disco era, it was amazing!
Heck yeah Kabir!!!!! 2 Bee Gee's in a week, what a surprise!!! Thanks man. ❤
Probably showing my age here but Lord we used to dance to this at the clubs! Bringing back all kinds of memories lol
John Travolta is dancing, in the movie Saturday Night Fever. Love it❤
The same time they were performing this song at the same time they were destroying any Disco record brought to the Chicago White Sox ( I think ) . It was called the day disco died. I think the fact that their music is still being played proves that it didn't. It was sad when Andy died, I love seeing when he performed with his brothers.
We use to dance at a roller skating rink that had a lit up dance floor in the middle. It was amazing!
From the movie Saturday night fever
Funny that you're reacting to this today. I was listening this earlier when mom sent me for Taco Bell, lol. This is one of their best jams!!!! That is the movie Saturday Night Fever and that "guy" is John Travolta burning up the dance floor. Can't beat that bass and those horns!!!
TRAVOLTA GETS DOWN
Kabir, check out their songs from prior to disco, like Massachusetts, To Love Somebody The Way I Love You, I've Got To Get A Message To You, Run To Me, I Dtarted A Joke, Words, and New York Mining Disaster 1941. These are, like I said, pre-disco, and for me, age telling, but songs that have stuck with me from my younger days of the early 70s
‘How deep is your love’ is my favorite. The Bee Gees are very iconic for their disco hits, as well as their harmonic vocals. Some people actually thought that the group was black.
The thing that made the Bee Gees singing so good was not just Barry's falsetto but Robin and Maurice's harmonies.
I saw Andy Gibb in Concert 1977 I was 9. I am 55 and it will always be one of my greatest memories
You are going to like this ! this is the movie Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta.
Saturday! Night! FEVER!!
The whole soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever is fire! I’m from that era and loved going to the disco clubs! They played The Bee Gees on repeat and we loved it!
My first concert was The Bee Gees in 1979. I was 12-years-old and, at almost 57, I still love them!
This movie made John Travolta a star.
Thats Right ! John Travolta movie Saturday Night Fever . Also with younger brother Andy Gibb.
The Bee Gees. Aussies proud!
Strictly speaking, they're English, though the family did move to Queensland when the brothers were kids.
I love the fact that you are referring to John Travolta as "this guy". Saturday Night Fever, download the soundtrack. Most of the songs are either performed or written by The BeeGees. All the songs you mentioned are on that soundtrack.
BTW the fourth man on stage was their younger brother Andy. He had his own success but passed away due to an overdose.
Andy didn't pass away from an overdose but from myocarditis. And I believe 8 of the 17 tracks on SNF soundtrack were performed and/or written by the Bee Gees.
@@kthor and they had the songs written before they knew anything about the movie. I think that's so incredible.
@@kthor Thank you clearing that up. I remember being sad when he passed and hearing it was an overdose.
My dog saw me dancing to this and jumped up to join. There's a ton of great Bee Gees songs, sort of epidomizes to 70's.
I got to see The Bee Gees love for this tour and they were amazing! Have loved them since 1974!!
John Travolta became big on Welcome Back Kotter TV show and was a huge heart throb especially after this movie; Saturday Night Fever. Back then he was the male Farrah Fawcett of posters LOL!!
Best of the disco era for sure! Thanks for the great reaction. Love all era of Bee Gees.
Enjoyed watching your video! Thank you. So many good Bee Gees hits. Suggestions: “Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow” by The Bee Gees.
More Bee Gees! There are so many GREAT songs that you haven't heard yet. Nights on Broadway (live on the midnight special); Tragedy; Fanny Be Tender; Jive Talkin; More Than A Woman; Run To Me, Love You Inside and Out; and on and on and on. There really are no bad ones, and they are as good performing live as in the studio. That's truly rare. An interesting tidbit: when the producers of the movie filmed John Travolta dancing in those scenes, they hadn't even signed the Bee Gees to do the music yet!! He was dancing to other songs by popular artists, and then once the Bee Gees wrote the music they had to edit the dancing to fit the songs. Anyway, just an interesting bit of trivia.
A great song also makes you feel good. Their music does that -- and lots of times goes straight to your soul.
Oh, Andy was still alive here.
70s music seems so uplifting and fun compared to later years. You have a pretty good falsetto there, Kabir!
Another good Bee Gees song is Jive Talkin. Legend has it that the rhythm was based on a particular bridge they drove over and one of their wives asked what that noise was and someone said it was just the drive talking, and the song was born
More than a Woman is also a great tune from this movie "Saturday Night Fever"
One of my absolute favorite 😮BeeGees songs after To Love Somebody, which was written in a different decade. After Hurricane Andrew, Gloria Estafen held a concent for South Florida. It wasn't until the BeeGees hit the stage that the audience reacted. Even where I was in gve nosebleed seats, we got up and danced.For me, the BeeGees and Crosby, Seels, and Nash singing The Southern Cross were the highlights.
This song was in the 1977 movie, Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees did most of the music for the movie soundtrack. Their much younger brother Andy is also on stage with them in this video singing in the same mic as Maurice. Andy Gibb had his own solo career. It was planned for him to join his older brothers in the Bee Gees but he sadly died in 1988, 5 days after he turned 30 years old.
Oh and as far as the high notes go - don't forget Mitch Grassi of Pentatonix. They don't say you get "Mitch slapped" when you hear the range of his voice for nothing lol
I did not realize youngest brother Andy Gibb sang on this one. Those polyester shirts were so cold to wear in the winter with your short coat.
Andy only sang during this performance on the Spirits Having Flown tour, not on the studio recording.
Most of the songs you mentioned& this one you just reacted to are from one of the best selling movie soundtracks of all time Saturday Night Fever. You really should watch it too.
They have the date wrong on that special. The song came out in 76 but that concert you see them singing was actually in 1979
Great job with your reaction. This is my all time favorite group. They have a song for every mood.
I remember seeing the movie in high school. We all thought this was cool as music and dance will ever get. 😂
Hello Kabir, This is my first time sitting in with you today, and thank you for allowing me to do that! I enjoyed the time I spent here with you so I subscribed and left a like for you while I was here!
Did you notice a young Andy Gibb with his older brothers on this one? If you liked John Travolta's dancing you should check out the movie "Saturday Night fever" that's what the little scene is from!
Great reaction! I'd wish you good luck with your channel but it seems you are doing well already so I'll wish you continued good luck with your channel!
I got the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack album when I was eleven. I couldn't wait to grow up so I could go to Studio 54 and pass the velvet rope but the shhh closed down when I reached high school. Damn, I'm old.
This life performance was in the Tour 1979,🎉❤Actually ,the song was released in the year '1976' before the disco era
nearly 50 years old and it still works, if this don't make you move, you got no soul in ya.
I saw this movie in the theater. Awesome movie!
There's a whole movie these songs came from - Saturday Night Fever.
I Love the Bee Gees. The Foo Fighters re-did this song and it was a great remake. They made an album as the Dee Gees!
If you like the Bee Gees, definitely check out some of baby brother Andy Gibb's music too. Andy became a superstar as a solo performer, although he sang with his brothers (as we see here) and they backed him up at his concerts.
Back in the day, a lot of us had those satin jackets. Mine was light blue. 😆❤️✌️
Yeah, we had great music back in the day.
The 4th 'Bee Gee' is their little brother Andy Gibb. He has the same sound to his voice. He did solo stuff . I liked his song 'Shadow dancing'. Check it out & you will hear that he is definitely a little Bee Gee. LOL The clips are from the movie Saturday Night Fever & that movie was filled with fabulous Bee Gee hits. Travolta's dancing was pretty great too.
The LEGENDARY Iconic Gibb Brothers aka the Bee Gees
I won a dance competition £100 which was a lot of money in 1977 copying the exact moves John Travolta makes in the movie Saturday Night Fever as in your video
This song is part of the Saturday Night Fever movie (This movie is a Classic) soundtrack ... written & sang by The Bee Gees that guy dancing is Mr. John Travolta.. Highly recommend you "Staying Alive"
So far you've only listened to their music that was during the disco era in the late '70s. You need to also check out their early music from the '60s. It was soft almost Beatles style music. My favorite song is Lonely Days. If you do listen to that song make sure it's the original version from the 60's and not their remake that they did recently.
The Bee Gees are the biggest selling recording act of the 1970's!😮😊
This is from the movie Saturday Night Fever.
“Tragedy “ is another great one from The Bee Gees a bit different but great
Check out their music from the 60’s.. the disco era was their comeback..love them!
in my opinion i think the 70's and 80's were the best decades for music
Whats amazing is they actually real musicians who play instruments and write songs.
I wasn’t aware all four gibb brothers sang together in this song because the younger brother Andy was not part of the bee gees he had his own solo music career
I was born in 1971, and it does my heart so much good to see younger reactors appreciating and loving the music I grew up with! ❤
You need to checkout Andy Gibb music the younger brother of the Bee Gees. Young John Travolta killing the disco floor.
For sure....Andy's biggest hit I Just Wanna Be Your Everything.🎼
Try their songs “Love You Inside Out” and “Jive Talking”. You’ll love them. Too many to list.
You should definitely watch the movie classic John Travolta 🕺
John Travolta was the star. In real life, his lady friend was dying while he was filming Saturday Night Fever.
Please please please react to Saturday Night Fever. It’s pretty representative of the times, all backed by the BeeGee’s!
Their stuff totally slaps!!!!!
Man those were the days, back in the day every week was a different hit it seemed like.
This was the start of the disco era.
You should view the movie, Saturday Night Fever. It’s got their songs in it plus others’ sings.
Next you should hit How Can You Mend a Broken Heart and then just for fun, hit Al Green's cover. An amazing song with two very different, and yes, amazing, interpretations of it. :)
From theovie "Saturday Night Fever."
You have to ask when it was from Kabir? Omg...no really...they're English!! Yes, this was the 1976 tour actually. Andy isn't a Bee Gee, he's the little brother, but it's a good video. My kids who are close to your age know literally every song and every lyric of 90% of the Bee Gees songs. They grew up with it and still listen. LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT. Thank you.
Nights on Broadway, How Deep is your Love, Fanny be Tender with My Live, Tragedy, Jive Talkin, One, For Whom the Bell Tolls, Alone….Earlier works from 60’s and early 70’s also awesome. Run to me, I started a Joke, How do You Mend a Broken Heart, My World, World, Massachusetts, Gotta Get a Message to You, It’s Only Words….so, so many more
John Travolta had some moves back then. I've not heard anyone else sing like this since.
You should check out "For Whom the Bell Tolls." One of my favorites from the BeeGees.
Unfortunately, his falsetto took a toll on Barry. To the point of his begging for back surgery. He still kept singing in that range of his voice. They just eased up on how many concerts they performed to one in each venue when they toured.
Killer movie soundtrack
the power of polyester
Play this song at a gathering of friends and see the response. People will be dancing, particularly the ladies.
I love how you didn't recognise John Travolta. I feel so old😂
Cant believe I missed him! I love John Travolta he was great in Pulp Fiction
John had to learn how to dance for this film. Cheers.
Classic blue eyed soul 💙
So sad that they're all gone, except for Barry, including the tragic suicide of Andy. I even enjoyed their pre-Disco music just as much.
It’s very sad to think that Barry is the only bee gee left alive he has lost all three of his brothers
You need to check out their 60s stuff my man it’s so good! I Started a Joke will make you weep like a baby lmao
From the movie Saturday night fever!!!! John had to loose weight for this!!!!!