Many people here in the US think of the Bee Gees as "that Saturday Night Fever" disco band but they don't realize that the Bee Gees had 3 platinum albums to their credit way before the late 70s. The most versatile group ever.
This is the second song I have heard of Robin at this age. Robin’s baritone was a shocker the first time I heard it. Maybe Robin thought singing deep voice would make him seem older.
And to think that Robin was only around 16 when this song was recorded! Thank you so much for featuring Robin this weekend. I think he would be honored that 10 years after his passing so many people are still finding and falling in love with the music he and his brothers created.
Wow, Chad, "Monday's Rain"! Yes, I think you had that same reaction to "Somewhere" if I'm not mistaken. His voice circa 1965 was deeper as his voice changed around that time. Just love his voice from very young child to teenager to that perfect man he grew up to be! What a treasure God shared with us for 62 years and then called our precious angel back to Him 10 very long years ago. Thank you, Chad, for this wonderful remembrance of this truly amazing man! Continue to RIP sweet angel. 😇
Yes Robin's voice transition, he had that deep sound he sang Out of time a Rolling Stone song cover in which he had the deeper voice Mick Jagger said Robin sounded better than anyone he had heard on that song. Love the Bee Gees they are the greatest!! Thanks Chad!!
Surprise song! After a young Robin I would like you to do Don't Cry Alone and Days of Wine and Roses soon, Songs from his latent years. I love those. Thanks for this weekend of remembrance..
I can hear monday's rain outside now in my part of the UK. 5am just getting up and listening to Robin's amazing voice. What a start to the week. This song is great. I also love their early years but haven't heard many of the songs from the Spicks & Specks album. Robin giving us just a hint of how great his voice was becoming. Also noticed just how gorgeously yummy Maurice was growing up to be mmmmm! 🥰 Thanks for honouring Robin this weekend Chad. I actually feel quite uplifted and not as sad as I was at the start of the marathon. Xxx
Oh my gosh! You finally did Monday's Rain!! I knew you would be shocked at hearing this !!🥰🥰🥰😁😁😁💖💖💖 This is what I love about their early work! Another one is Second Hand People. Love the lyrics to this one! You try to imagine what they were thinking and what it would have been like to be a "fly on the wall" when they were writing their songs!😅💖😁
Just tuned in. Another favorite off my list! Love the old stuff. Yes. 1966, the twins were 16, not 17 until December. What were the rest of us doing at 16? Surely not what THEY were doing! He went from boy soprano to boy wonder. 👍✨🥇🥇 Loved your shocked reaction at the start. SURPRISE! Thank you for the tribute to the inimitable Robin Hugh Gibb! Have a great week.
I love your reaction to Robin's voice at the very beginning of this song so much! It definitely is different from the way he sounds in most other songs, isn't it? I love it though! And, yes. It is supposed to rain where I live tomorrow, actually! This was a great weekend of honoring Robin! I look forward to next weekend's marathon! P.S. I love your jacket! I'm a huge for KING & COUNTRY fan! They were my most favorite artist until, after discovering the Bee Gees in, I think, 2019, I fell in love with the Bee Gees last year! Now, they're a close second favorite!
That's Robin alright. He could sing with a deep voice. He doe the same in 'When do I' from their 'Trafalgar' album. In that song he goes from light and airy to a deep voice. I think it's brilliantly done. I have a new request for you to consider: 'Promise the earth' witch was a bonus track from the 'This is where I came in' album.
Chad! Thank you for your amazing, positive & clean content. You are insightful and entertaining. I so enjoyed the Bee Gee marathon; you have shown tens of thousands their depth and range and Touched by God talent. So many only know them as “my mom’s disco band” which is a shame.
WHAT THE! They had a song called "It's only words", how about I HAVE NO WORDS! : - ) I have never heard this so thank you, Barry has said time and time again that they were greatly influenced by Roy Orbison and I can sure hear it in this song. I'm just blown away.
Love this so unusual great song too chad, strong n so good, thank you u found this gem 💎❤️ , hoping our mo sings too, just listening now, so not sounding like the one n only the bee gees. Its pure this wow.😮😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
Wow deep voice. Hard to get used to these earlier voices. One early Robin song that’s BEAUTIFUL is The Singer Sang the Song. Thank you for Robin weekend. I’ve been very sick but had to wake up for your reactions. Brightened my gloomy day. Have a wonderful week. Love you Chad
I just loved it. Loved! Thanks Chad. You are so great. Taking us on a journey, that we appreciate, and won't forget. People get so tired hearing about these boys from me. They just don't get it. I don't care. They laugh at my TH-cam lineup!!!🤗
There was also his superb rendition of 'Somewhere' in 1966. This was low to high. Robin and Mo were 16 turning 17 here. At the time Barry recorded 'Spicks and Specks' on Australian TV, Robin also performed a great cover of, ' Out of Time'. This can be found on youtube under Australian TV archive .
This was a memorable weekend Chad for Robin already 10 years not with us. By your channel and reaction we can remember him this weekend more, Thank you for that, have a nice week and see you next time💞
@@alliej8621 you are right Allison, I listened that album not long ago. And I love our Barry singing THE END. BUTTERFLY, IN THE MORNING. YOU ARE NOBODY ‘TILL SOMEBODY LOvES YOU ……….. love them all🎵🎼🎶
@@marialoyola2423 The one I listen to over and over from that album is "At the End of the Rainbow". I love how Barry put that surfer vibe in it. And I really love the album cover!
@@alliej8621 I think is the same I said before, but I am not sure if it’s At The End or The End , but it says: At the end of the rainbow You’ll find a pot of gold At the end of the story You’ll find all has been told But our love has a treasure Our hearts always spend And it has a story without any end ……………. Are we taking about the same some, if so , Is it called At The End Of The Rainbow Allison? 🎶🎼💕
@@alliej8621 Or are you taking about the End of the Rainbow from In The Now Album. The one Barry dedicated to Robin Allison? It doesn’t really matter, because I looove both, they give goosebumps and I cry when I listen the one Barry sings to Robin.🎶🎼💕
LOLOL!! I get such a big kick out of when you go "whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa!" whenever they do something unexpected. You oughta know by now these boys have a million tricks up their sleeves!! Thanks for the reaction!!
This is my favourite song on a CD I have of early Australian Bee Gees. That version is all Robin though whereas this version alternates Robin and Barry. They must have recorded 2 versions.
La voz de Robin Gibb, era única y especial. Toda su música, incluido en solitario, éxito asegurado. Tenía muchos proyectos a nivel musical. Pero su enfermedad pudo con el. Robin, nunca te olvidaremos. Siempre con nosotros. El 20 de mayo, se cumplió 10 años de su fallecimiento. Esta canción que acabamos de escuchar, es todo un homenaje. Siempre Robin Gibb.
Oh yes! I enjoyed this weekend as much as the last one with all the funny moments, thank you Chad you are the best!!! I saw your expression since the very beginning, just curious, you were not that impressed with 'Somewhere' recorded by the same time, and also solid gold, I love both, and you are right, Rob especially was finding out how far he could go with his new manly voice, that was one of the reasons for recording 'Somewhere' just checking what he could do, and boy, he did it perfectly. 5:26 Mo was the first brother with beard
Yes, I noticed quite a difference to his reaction to "Somewhere". Mind you he was comparing that reaction to Bobby Hatfield, a grown man, not a 16 year old! The context is important.
@@susieq9801 That's exactly what I thought, even Chad mentioned that comparison, and what I appreciate the most is precisely that achievement at his age, same with 'Out of Time', not anyone can achieve such amazing results.
@@juanita6479 - Jagger really liked his version of "Out of time". They got a lot of respect from established artists considering they were about ten years younger. Even Elton John did a cover of "August/October". He had to vibrate his throat with his hand to get a vibrato sound.
@@susieq9801 Also Paul McCartney, when Epstein made them listened a tape from the boys, was impressed that they wrote their own music at their young age. Remember also Carole King said the cover of the boys from her song was better than hers. All those are big words, coming from great characters. The million dollar question is, why, after all those compliments, achievements, gifts sent from heaven, many people have never respected them as they really deserved. 😒
@@juanita6479 - I know. I never understood that. Imagine if their great songs in the 80's and 90's and even some earlier songs were actually HEARD by the public, they would have surpassed the record number of hits of EVERYONE. Look what they accomplished even being snubbed so often, "The Enigma with the Stigma". So sad the twins aren't around to enjoy this resurgence. Even now though it seems many think it uncool to like them. If any compensation, many great artists, musicians and painters for example, were never respected in their own time, people like Van Gogh! Did you ever hear Elton's cover? It's on YT.
Hello, Chad. If you're doing this weekend, only songs by Robin, I suggest you to do "Don't Cry Alone" from Titanic album. It's maybe, his most emotional song.
Yes, girls, my first thoughts ran right back to "Somewhere", too. He wasn't impressed with Robin's voice then, either! It's just not how Chad thinks Robin's voice should sound because, except for the few reactions when they were still young kids or very young teenagers like here on "Monday's Rain" or "Wine and Women", he's only reacted to adult Robin, which is perfectly fine with me!
It was so much fun seeing your reaction Chad! I love their music from the Australian years and it's still great music even now. Was that Maurice playing the bass?
OMGsh, Mo looks good at 6:02, wow!! Love the song, but it's a little too low for Robin's voice, sounds much better and more like Robin at the end! Otherwise, great song!
I immediatelly thought that this song reminds me of another group/singer. But I didn't know who. Yes, you're so right. It's very similar to the Righteous Brothers. The Bee Gees hadn' t found their signiture sound at such a young age
Surprise, surprise, like I toldya manytimes before! Even a greater surprise would be, checkin' them out with 'Born A Man' from the same period of their Aussie-times!
Hello, Kknightmcc... Good news, I've covered this song a couple years back. Here's my reaction: th-cam.com/video/a-Rv3SSdWJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bFHS71VvkDtq4y7j
great reaction! please check out a bit of an unknown song called Pity! i think it was some kind of bside or deluxe edition on Odessa, and I’ve never seen anyone talk about it - for sure one of my favourite bee gees deep cuts
This is reminiscent of another song/group from that time. I just can’t think of it…either that or someone covered the song…it reminds me of something else from that time. I think Robin was around 16 at the time.
Lololololol 😅🤣🤣😅🤣😅🤣😅😅 you are always so funny.checking your ear piece ...yes!!! .it's Robin..wow...Robin's voice is awesome.
This band is just amazing robin has a beautiful voice is there anything he can t do .
Many people here in the US think of the Bee Gees as "that Saturday Night Fever" disco band but they don't realize that the Bee Gees had 3 platinum albums to their credit way before the late 70s. The most versatile group ever.
😱😱😱😱. That shocked the. S__ __. _. Out of me👍👍. But why should I be supprised at any thing that gorgeous man does. 💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞🎶🎶🎶🎶
I love the early Australian Bee Gees. They were so young and innocent and yet their talent was was so apparent.
I agree totally with you!
Wow what a big surprise! he still sounds beautiful amazing magnificent incredible love you Robin always will your voice is simply the best ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
How funny! It's supposed to rain all day today. Robin has the most beautiful voice and the widest range. He can sing anything.
This is the second song I have heard of Robin at this age. Robin’s baritone was a shocker the first time I heard it. Maybe Robin thought singing deep voice would make him seem older.
I loved this song, Robin had a absolutely beautiful voice even at 16 & 17 years old❤❤.
And to think that Robin was only around 16 when this song was recorded!
Thank you so much for featuring Robin this weekend. I think he would be honored that 10 years after his passing so many people are still finding and falling in love with the music he and his brothers created.
Wow, Chad, "Monday's Rain"! Yes, I think you had that same reaction to "Somewhere" if I'm not mistaken. His voice circa 1965 was deeper as his voice changed around that time. Just love his voice from very young child to teenager to that perfect man he grew up to be! What a treasure God shared with us for 62 years and then called our precious angel back to Him 10 very long years ago. Thank you, Chad, for this wonderful remembrance of this truly amazing man! Continue to RIP sweet angel. 😇
Yes Robin's voice transition, he had that deep sound he sang Out of time a Rolling Stone song cover in which he had the deeper voice Mick Jagger said Robin sounded better than anyone he had heard on that song. Love the Bee Gees they are the greatest!! Thanks Chad!!
Out of time was one of the best covers Robin ever did. And I think he was still 15!
Surprise song! After a young Robin I would like you to do Don't Cry Alone and Days of Wine and Roses soon, Songs from his latent years. I love those. Thanks for this weekend of remembrance..
I can hear monday's rain outside now in my part of the UK. 5am just getting up and listening to Robin's amazing voice. What a start to the week. This song is great. I also love their early years but haven't heard many of the songs from the Spicks & Specks album. Robin giving us just a hint of how great his voice was becoming. Also noticed just how gorgeously yummy Maurice was growing up to be mmmmm! 🥰 Thanks for honouring Robin this weekend Chad. I actually feel quite uplifted and not as sad as I was at the start of the marathon. Xxx
omg Robin's voice! Ive never heard a voice like him, singing the way he did to this song!
Eccezionale cambio di voce di Robin, sembra un baritono . Grande, insieme ai fratelli
Oh my gosh! You finally did Monday's Rain!! I knew you would be shocked at hearing this !!🥰🥰🥰😁😁😁💖💖💖 This is what I love about their early work! Another one is Second Hand People. Love the lyrics to this one! You try to imagine what they were thinking and what it would have been like to be a "fly on the wall" when they were writing their songs!😅💖😁
"Second hand people" is another good one. "Top hat". "Claustrophobia". All good stuff.
Just tuned in. Another favorite off my list! Love the old stuff. Yes. 1966, the twins were 16, not 17 until December. What were the rest of us doing at 16? Surely not what THEY were doing! He went from boy soprano to boy wonder. 👍✨🥇🥇
Loved your shocked reaction at the start. SURPRISE!
Thank you for the tribute to the inimitable Robin Hugh Gibb!
Have a great week.
Okay Days of Wine and Roses has to be coming up to the top of the pile soon. 😆
😍Thank You!!!! Yeah, "Monday's Raiiiiin", Baa-by!!!!😍
Sing it, Robin!!!😎
I love your reaction to Robin's voice at the very beginning of this song so much! It definitely is different from the way he sounds in most other songs, isn't it? I love it though! And, yes. It is supposed to rain where I live tomorrow, actually! This was a great weekend of honoring Robin! I look forward to next weekend's marathon! P.S. I love your jacket! I'm a huge for KING & COUNTRY fan! They were my most favorite artist until, after discovering the Bee Gees in, I think, 2019, I fell in love with the Bee Gees last year! Now, they're a close second favorite!
Sounds similar to gene Pitney chad, its lovely. Xxx
That's Robin alright. He could sing with a deep voice. He doe the same in 'When do I' from their 'Trafalgar' album. In that song he goes from light and airy to a deep voice. I think it's brilliantly done.
I have a new request for you to consider:
'Promise the earth' witch was a bonus track from the 'This is where I came in' album.
Chad! Thank you for your amazing, positive & clean content. You are insightful and entertaining. I so enjoyed the Bee Gee marathon; you have shown tens of thousands their depth and range and Touched by God talent. So many only know them as “my mom’s disco band” which is a shame.
WHAT THE! They had a song called "It's only words", how about I HAVE NO WORDS! : - ) I have never heard this so thank you, Barry has said time and time again that they were greatly influenced by Roy Orbison and I can sure hear it in this song. I'm just blown away.
Another one for my Robin playlist. Thanks
Can't get tired of listening to the Beegees
Love this so unusual great song too chad, strong n so good, thank you u found this gem 💎❤️ , hoping our mo sings too, just listening now, so not sounding like the one n only the bee gees. Its pure this wow.😮😅😅😅❤❤❤❤❤
This weirdly reminds me of Roy Orbison. What versatility. Thanks for this
So young, so great❤❤❤
Beautiful song! The Bees Gees always surprise with their work! They have so much talent for all kinds of songs!
Wow deep voice. Hard to get used to these earlier voices. One early Robin song that’s BEAUTIFUL is The Singer Sang the Song. Thank you for Robin weekend. I’ve been very sick but had to wake up for your reactions. Brightened my gloomy day. Have a wonderful week. Love you Chad
Feel better soon Stephanie. 😷
Lololololol Chad you are priceless..lololo...
Chad, please listen and react to Bee Gees' Lion in Winter.
I just loved it. Loved! Thanks Chad. You are so great. Taking us on a journey, that we appreciate, and won't forget. People get so tired hearing about these boys from me. They just don't get it. I don't care. They laugh at my TH-cam lineup!!!🤗
I get the same thing from my grandkids.
There was also his superb rendition of 'Somewhere' in 1966. This was low to high. Robin and Mo were 16 turning 17 here. At the time Barry recorded 'Spicks and Specks' on Australian TV, Robin also performed a great cover of, ' Out of Time'. This can be found on youtube under Australian TV archive .
This surprised me as well Chad! Love , of course, though.💖
🤣🥰 Great reaction. 👍
Enjoyed this thanks Chad was a Surprise 🐝🐝🐝Gee man 👍🎵
This was a memorable weekend Chad for Robin already 10 years not with us. By your channel and reaction we can remember him this weekend more, Thank you for that, have a nice week and see you next time💞
Haven't heard this in a long time. Amazing talent. Those voices💕
I love Australian BEE GEES’ era too. Thanks again Chad 🎵🎼🎶💕
Hi Maria! They made some great songs during the Australian era. I also liked some of the covers they did on the Inception album.
@@alliej8621 you are right Allison, I listened that album not long ago. And I love our Barry singing THE END. BUTTERFLY, IN THE MORNING. YOU ARE NOBODY ‘TILL SOMEBODY LOvES YOU ……….. love them all🎵🎼🎶
@@marialoyola2423 The one I listen to over and over from that album is "At the End of the Rainbow". I love how Barry put that surfer vibe in it. And I really love the album cover!
@@alliej8621 I think is the same I said before, but I am not sure if it’s At The End or The End , but it says:
At the end of the rainbow
You’ll find a pot of gold
At the end of the story
You’ll find all has been told
But our love has a treasure
Our hearts always spend
And it has a story without any end …………….
Are we taking about the same some, if so ,
Is it called At The End Of The Rainbow Allison? 🎶🎼💕
@@alliej8621 Or are you taking about the End of the Rainbow from In The Now Album. The one Barry dedicated to Robin Allison? It doesn’t really matter, because I looove both, they give goosebumps and I cry when I listen the one Barry sings to Robin.🎶🎼💕
LOLOL!! I get such a big kick out of when you go "whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa!" whenever they do something unexpected. You oughta know by now these boys have a million tricks up their sleeves!! Thanks for the reaction!!
Amazing. Early and trying to figure it out. Love it anyway.
Yes Yes !! Thank you Chad,this songs brings some memories.
Probably cant find them, but the "rare precious and beautiful " albums had songs from this period. I had the 8 track back around 73.
Great reaction Chad. I've not heard this version before. There's another version with Robin singing throughout.
This is my favourite song on a CD I have of early Australian Bee Gees. That version is all Robin though whereas this version alternates Robin and Barry. They must have recorded 2 versions.
Reminds me of the kind of songs coming out of Motown at this time
La voz de Robin Gibb, era única y especial. Toda su música, incluido en solitario, éxito asegurado. Tenía muchos proyectos a nivel musical. Pero su enfermedad pudo con el. Robin, nunca te olvidaremos. Siempre con nosotros. El 20 de mayo, se cumplió 10 años de su fallecimiento. Esta canción que acabamos de escuchar, es todo un homenaje. Siempre Robin Gibb.
Oh yes! I enjoyed this weekend as much as the last one with all the funny moments, thank you Chad you are the best!!!
I saw your expression since the very beginning, just curious, you were not that impressed with 'Somewhere' recorded by the same time, and also solid gold, I love both, and you are right, Rob especially was finding out how far he could go with his new manly voice, that was one of the reasons for recording 'Somewhere' just checking what he could do, and boy, he did it perfectly.
5:26 Mo was the first brother with beard
Yes, I noticed quite a difference to his reaction to "Somewhere". Mind you he was comparing that reaction to Bobby Hatfield, a grown man, not a 16 year old! The context is important.
@@susieq9801 That's exactly what I thought, even Chad mentioned that comparison, and what I appreciate the most is precisely that achievement at his age, same with 'Out of Time', not anyone can achieve such amazing results.
@@juanita6479 - Jagger really liked his version of "Out of time". They got a lot of respect from established artists considering they were about ten years younger. Even Elton John did a cover of "August/October". He had to vibrate his throat with his hand to get a vibrato sound.
@@susieq9801 Also Paul McCartney, when Epstein made them listened a tape from the boys, was impressed that they wrote their own music at their young age. Remember also Carole King said the cover of the boys from her song was better than hers. All those are big words, coming from great characters. The million dollar question is, why, after all those compliments, achievements, gifts sent from heaven, many people have never respected them as they really deserved. 😒
@@juanita6479 - I know. I never understood that. Imagine if their great songs in the 80's and 90's and even some earlier songs were actually HEARD by the public, they would have surpassed the record number of hits of EVERYONE. Look what they accomplished even being snubbed so often, "The Enigma with the Stigma". So sad the twins aren't around to enjoy this resurgence. Even now though it seems many think it uncool to like them. If any compensation, many great artists, musicians and painters for example, were never respected in their own time, people like Van Gogh!
Did you ever hear Elton's cover? It's on YT.
Robin con quella voce particolare, puo' fare tutto. sono eccezionali i BEE GEES
Hello, Chad. If you're doing this weekend, only songs by Robin, I suggest you to do "Don't Cry Alone" from Titanic album. It's maybe, his most emotional song.
Yes it is very emotional but Sydney is even more so.
So different but so beautiful. These brothers never disappoint!
Love your original reaction here😊
Uau! Que voz poderosíssima de Robin! Maravilhoso! Amei o vídeo chad! Amei a música também!❤❤❤👍👋👋👋👋🇧🇷
Haha, shocked ya Chad!? Robin's range at 16-17? Remember reacting to him doing Somewhere ?!!😊😊
Also When Do I and Dearest from Trafalgar album.
LOL I was saying almost the same.
Yes, girls, my first thoughts ran right back to "Somewhere", too. He wasn't impressed with Robin's voice then, either! It's just not how Chad thinks Robin's voice should sound because, except for the few reactions when they were still young kids or very young teenagers like here on "Monday's Rain" or "Wine and Women", he's only reacted to adult Robin, which is perfectly fine with me!
Can you imagine girls when Chad reacts to that first tv presentation, that will be a very great reaction, believe me
@@juanita6479 - Would love to see that. He went from boy soprano to boy wonder. That sounds good, LOL. Must add it to my other comment.
Notice @3:12 his hair had that Irish Setter color without the dye when he was younger?
It was so much fun seeing your reaction Chad! I love their music from the Australian years and it's still great music even now. Was that Maurice playing the bass?
There’s another version of this on Rare Precious and Beautiful Vol 1 with a different vocal take
OMGsh, Mo looks good at 6:02, wow!! Love the song, but it's a little too low for Robin's voice, sounds much better and more like Robin at the end! Otherwise, great song!
I believe that this song was a kind of homage to the righteous brothers that is why Robin used this more baritone sound.
I immediatelly thought that this song reminds me of another group/singer. But I didn't know who. Yes, you're so right. It's very similar to the Righteous Brothers. The Bee Gees hadn' t found their signiture sound at such a young age
Eu não conhecia essa música
Surprise, surprise, like I toldya manytimes before! Even a greater surprise would be, checkin' them out with 'Born A Man' from the same period of their Aussie-times!
Check out Robin's voice in Wine and Women when he was sixteen
Hello, Kknightmcc...
Good news, I've covered this song a couple years back. Here's my reaction:
th-cam.com/video/a-Rv3SSdWJM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=bFHS71VvkDtq4y7j
Love the early Bee Gees! Thank you for this, Chad!
I hear a lot of Elvis influences here. 😎
Sounds a bit a Beatle-esque to me
Actually, if I recall correctly, they said they were never into Elvis.
@@susieq9801 yup
I think it's Berry
great reaction! please check out a bit of an unknown song called Pity! i think it was some kind of bside or deluxe edition on Odessa, and I’ve never seen anyone talk about it - for sure one of my favourite bee gees deep cuts
👍👌👌
This is reminiscent of another song/group from that time. I just can’t think of it…either that or someone covered the song…it reminds me of something else from that time. I think Robin was around 16 at the time.
Robin started out with a deeper voice, it changed later
É Elvis cantando?
I don't care for this song at all. I can't believe I'm saying that about a Bee Gees song but this was hard on my ears.