Barry Gibb wrote and produced all of the songs on this album. He's produced albums for Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross, songs for Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, and quite a few others.
Terrific reaction, Jack. There's actually a live performance of Barbra and Barry on this duet, during her "One Voice" concert which is great. They also perform live their other duet from the Guilty album, "What Kind Of Fool" and I highly recommend that one too. You are just scratching the surface with Barbra... wait... wait... you ain't seen nuthin' yet.
Barry and his brothers wrote all the songs for this album. This is Barbra’s biggest selling album ever. Btw there is a live version of this along with them singing What Kind of Fool another duet from the album.
I love the character in both Barbra & Barry's voice. I can hear the emotion of the song through their voices so well. The rhythm in their voice, the rise & falls, like the mountains they'll climb, the battles they'll fight to keep their love strong but also a nonchalant feeling toward what anyone else thinks of their love & what they are willing to do to keep it alive. I feel like I could hear all that. Very, very Nice request Dana.
Thanks a lot ! Love your pertinent reaction. Another duet with Barry from the same album is "What kind a fool", a crazy and soulful song that touches me even more than Guilty. They did a huge live performance of both.
Thanks, Dana. Takes me back to my mama driving and singing along to this and Air Supply, REO Speedwagon, Christopher Cross, Foreigner, Juice Newton... 😁❤️🇵🇭
Hello Jack, how are you doing? Great duo with the two BBs. Thanks mate. 'Holy Ground' ' and We' re not making love anymore ' love to hear these two songs by Barbra..
I wish I had better appreciated both these artists growing up. I thought that Streissand was more suited to stage and Broadway musicals, and I thought that (as an approximate 9 year old) that the future of humanity would be generally embarrassed by the music generated by the Bee Gees as too Disco-y to be taken seriously, but the older I get the more I miss that sound and appreciate their talents. I think I was just too young to understand and experience that music like fashion or anything else goes in cycles, so I had no clue what I was talking about. So here I am today 30ish years later appreciating what was going out on the radio waves when I was growing up: Blondie, Bee Gees, Prince, Michael, Madonna, Gordon Lightfoot, America, Poco, The Fixx, Duran Duran, Lou Rawls, Bread, Pet Shop Boys, Paul Davis, The Cure, etc. Maybe one of the best times to be alive since the 1960s or during Miles Davis cool jazz period or during Mozart's lifetime.
Jack you had mentioned that you didn't realize Barbra was a singer she's won many Grammys. Might I suggest "The Way We Were" or "Piece of Sky" which were also both from movies she started in.
I have to disagree. I do like seeing them perform live together, but the audio quality of that concert isn't the best. I think the Guilty album is such perfectly produced pop confection, that I"m glad Barbra barely ever sung any of it live. And I wouldn't say that about any other record in her huge catalogue.
@@richardherdman2121 And I disagree, as think her concert & official album "One Voice" were excellent! The sound may not be up to your standards, but the album was certified Platinum in the US....and the chemistry between Barry & Barbra on their 2 duets is simply beautiful!🎶
@@kthor Yup, I got that from your original post. No right or wrong, just offering my contrasting opinion. And based on anecdotal evidence, I'm likely in the minority. This indeed went Platinum, but of her 31 Platinum albums, I'd probably put One Voice in my 5 least favorite. In the case of Streisand, that just means I like it but don't adore it. In fact, my absolute favorites of her entire 60+ album catalogue probably include more records that "only" went gold but not platinum (Color Me Barbra and Lazy Afternoon immediately come to mind).
A great reaction Jack! At the height of their Saturday Night Fever days, a reporter asked the Bee Gees who they would like most to produce. Their immediate response was "Barbra Streisand". That was the first step toward what would become the Guilty album. All tracks, except one, were written by the Brothers Gibb for Barbra. The album and it's lead single "Woman In Love" would top the charts, and the two duets with Barry (the title track and "What Kind of Fool") charted top 10.
Actually 5 of the 9 tracks were written by the brothers, 1 by just Barry, and 3 by Barry & Albhy Galuten (including What Kind of Fool). It was also produced by Gibb-Galuten-Richardson Production team (Barry, Albhy & Karl).🎼
@@kthor Thank you. You are correct. What I usually write is "by the Brothers Gibb (or some combination thereof)" and "produced by Barry and his team". I think it was Barry that responded "Barbra Streisand" when the group was asked the production question, but I have story as being told by Maurice and he didn't specify. (I can relate. I have a twin brother and we talk about things only one of us could have done and say "we". 🤣)
Please react Barbra Streisand/Barry Gibb - what kind of fool. And, also Dionne Warwick - Heartbreaker (written for her by Bee Gees). Both are for dying for. Kisses from Portugal. Ana
Barbara went through a white phase. She was on Oprah one time with a white sweater, a pair of white pants and a white microphone. Oprah commented on the all-white look and mentioned she even brought her white microphone. Barbara said, "Oh, it's yours. We just painted it white". I was like, how you gonna come on Oprha's show and paint HER microphone and don't even ask her?".
Why would Oprah care about one of her microphones or what Barbra Streisand chose to do with it, when either of them could buy the entire company that manufactures them. I just love [NOT] when rumors get started, mostly in the media, and then thrown about like they even made sense, let alone having a shred of truth behind it. In fact, Oprah got a big kick out of it, and joked with Barbra about her monochromatic propensities.
@@devinknight6346Robin & Mo never sang backing vocals on any music they wrote for others, but Barry almost always did....plus made the demos of everything they've written for others & have now been out since around 2006ish.🎼
@@kthorSorry, not really true. Mo and Rob did the backing vocals of swedish singer Carola Haggkvist on her album called "Runaway" (1986). 5 tracks were composed by them and 5 other with Barry. Mo and Rob backing vocals can also be heard on Kenny Rodger's album "Eyes that see in the dark",
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Anything bee gees esp nights on broadway
Ddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddddi😅 k.
Barry Gibb wrote and produced all of the songs on this album. He's produced albums for Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross, songs for Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, and quite a few others.
"What Kind Of A Fool"
Barbra & Barry
Insane vocals 👏
Terrific reaction, Jack. There's actually a live performance of Barbra and Barry on this duet, during her "One Voice" concert which is great. They also perform live their other duet from the Guilty album, "What Kind Of Fool" and I highly recommend that one too. You are just scratching the surface with Barbra... wait... wait... you ain't seen nuthin' yet.
I've always loved your reactions. Your commentary is always thoughtful and respectful. Glad to see you back.🙂
1 of the best hooks OF ALL TIME 🔥📝🙌🏾
Two PERFECT voices!!!!! LOVE THIS!
Barry and his brothers wrote all the songs for this album. This is Barbra’s biggest selling album ever. Btw there is a live version of this along with them singing What Kind of Fool another duet from the album.
Five of 9 tracks were written together by the brothers....three by Barry & Albhy Galuten (co-produced the album with Barry) & one by just Barry.🎶
Love them both
I love the character in both Barbra & Barry's voice. I can hear the emotion of the song through their voices so well. The rhythm in their voice, the rise & falls, like the mountains they'll climb, the battles they'll fight to keep their love strong but also a nonchalant feeling toward what anyone else thinks of their love & what they are willing to do to keep it alive. I feel like I could hear all that. Very, very Nice request Dana.
This song is class as rare groove music
Thank you Dana for the request!!!
More this song progressed, the more I turned up the volume! 🔥
Classic - that Bee Gees signature groove.
great reaction. love this duet. the bee gees are incredible and no one sings like barbra :D Cheers.
I had such a crush on the BG’s especially Andy Gibb❤
I love this song! ❤
This song is a masterpiece!
Thanks a lot ! Love your pertinent reaction. Another duet with Barry from the same album is "What kind a fool", a crazy and soulful song that touches me even more than Guilty. They did a huge live performance of both.
Thanks, Dana. Takes me back to my mama driving and singing along to this and Air Supply, REO Speedwagon, Christopher Cross, Foreigner, Juice Newton... 😁❤️🇵🇭
There’s a live television performance of Barbra singing One Less Bell To Answer/A House Is Not A Home from 1971, it’s really amazing!
I’ve never heard this. It’s beautiful! They sound like magic.
Wow I haven't heard that in like forever. I used to love that song. They would always play this song during their Blue Eyed segments.
That’s my song! I love it and I still have the album I bought when I was a teenager 😂
Love this song❤
barry gibb and michael jackson all in your name
Old skool tune😀😀always played at parties
Barbara is epic
Yep, she really is. I like everything about her.
His brothers also did back up vocals on this album.
Robin & Mo didn't sing any backing vocals on the album.🎼
Great duet. I think that Barbra has sung with just about everyone. She's the greatest.
Love love love this
Thank God I was born in "67"!!!❤
I loved this song! Always liked her voice!
My brother had this album, loved listening to it
September 1980. Where have the years gone?
Hello Jack, how are you doing? Great duo with the two BBs. Thanks mate. 'Holy Ground' ' and We' re not making love anymore ' love to hear these two songs by Barbra..
I wish I had better appreciated both these artists growing up. I thought that Streissand was more suited to stage and Broadway musicals, and I thought that (as an approximate 9 year old) that the future of humanity would be generally embarrassed by the music generated by the Bee Gees as too Disco-y to be taken seriously, but the older I get the more I miss that sound and appreciate their talents. I think I was just too young to understand and experience that music like fashion or anything else goes in cycles, so I had no clue what I was talking about. So here I am today 30ish years later appreciating what was going out on the radio waves when I was growing up: Blondie, Bee Gees, Prince, Michael, Madonna, Gordon Lightfoot, America, Poco, The Fixx, Duran Duran, Lou Rawls, Bread, Pet Shop Boys, Paul Davis, The Cure, etc. Maybe one of the best times to be alive since the 1960s or during Miles Davis cool jazz period or during Mozart's lifetime.
Jack you had mentioned that you didn't realize Barbra was a singer she's won many Grammys. Might I suggest "The Way We Were" or "Piece of Sky" which were also both from movies she started in.
You should watch the live concert at her house from1987 I think. Check it out
My Dear Jack Jack.... This baby is a duet
Wish you had done the performance, so much more fun!
I completely agree.... Guilty & What Kind of Fool in Barbra's backyard in 1986!🥰
I have to disagree. I do like seeing them perform live together, but the audio quality of that concert isn't the best. I think the Guilty album is such perfectly produced pop confection, that I"m glad Barbra barely ever sung any of it live. And I wouldn't say that about any other record in her huge catalogue.
@@richardherdman2121 And I disagree, as think her concert & official album "One Voice" were excellent! The sound may not be up to your standards, but the album was certified Platinum in the US....and the chemistry between Barry & Barbra on their 2 duets is simply beautiful!🎶
@@kthor Yup, I got that from your original post. No right or wrong, just offering my contrasting opinion. And based on anecdotal evidence, I'm likely in the minority.
This indeed went Platinum, but of her 31 Platinum albums, I'd probably put One Voice in my 5 least favorite. In the case of Streisand, that just means I like it but don't adore it. In fact, my absolute favorites of her entire 60+ album catalogue probably include more records that "only" went gold but not platinum (Color Me Barbra and Lazy Afternoon immediately come to mind).
A great reaction Jack! At the height of their Saturday Night Fever days, a reporter asked the Bee Gees who they would like most to produce. Their immediate response was "Barbra Streisand". That was the first step toward what would become the Guilty album. All tracks, except one, were written by the Brothers Gibb for Barbra. The album and it's lead single "Woman In Love" would top the charts, and the two duets with Barry (the title track and "What Kind of Fool") charted top 10.
Actually 5 of the 9 tracks were written by the brothers, 1 by just Barry, and 3 by Barry & Albhy Galuten (including What Kind of Fool). It was also produced by Gibb-Galuten-Richardson Production team (Barry, Albhy & Karl).🎼
I swear Brett, that first reply isn't me posting under a different name. 🤣
@@kthor Thank you. You are correct. What I usually write is "by the Brothers Gibb (or some combination thereof)" and "produced by Barry and his team". I think it was Barry that responded "Barbra Streisand" when the group was asked the production question, but I have story as being told by Maurice and he didn't specify. (I can relate. I have a twin brother and we talk about things only one of us could have done and say "we". 🤣)
@@richardherdman2121 See my reply Mr Smarty Pants! Now shut up and eat your tator tots before I make you sit somewhere else! 🤣🤣🤣
@@BrettTwinSavage LOL. I love tater tots!...plus, of course, correcting you on wildly inaccurate Streisand trivia. 😜
You should done woman in love" that is hot too
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Please react to Barbra Streisand/Barry Gibb - "What kind of fool", live version. It's for dying for. Kisses from Lisbon, Portugal. Ana
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Please react Barbra Streisand/Barry Gibb - what kind of fool.
And, also Dionne Warwick - Heartbreaker (written for her by Bee Gees). Both are for dying for. Kisses from Portugal. Ana
Cornell Dupree on one of the guitars...look up his career and u be going down a rabbit hole o' good music...
Barbara went through a white phase. She was on Oprah one time with a white sweater, a pair of white pants and a white microphone. Oprah commented on the all-white look and mentioned she even brought her white microphone. Barbara said, "Oh, it's yours. We just painted it white". I was like, how you gonna come on Oprha's show and paint HER microphone and don't even ask her?".
Why would Oprah care about one of her microphones or what Barbra Streisand chose to do with it, when either of them could buy the entire company that manufactures them. I just love [NOT] when rumors get started, mostly in the media, and then thrown about like they even made sense, let alone having a shred of truth behind it. In fact, Oprah got a big kick out of it, and joked with Barbra about her monochromatic propensities.
Is that you Kathy Griffin? :)
@@donnamentrasti2695 Completely agree with you!
You would love Barbara & Bryan Adams (unexpected but it works), I Finally Found Someone.
Falsetto? There is no falsetto in this song!😯
Barry's background vocals were sometimes in falsetto, which I believe is what Jack was referring to.
@@yvette9181 Robin and Maurice on the background as well
@devinknight6346 I didn't think they were.. just Barry. Thanks for the info.
@@devinknight6346Robin & Mo never sang backing vocals on any music they wrote for others, but Barry almost always did....plus made the demos of everything they've written for others & have now been out since around 2006ish.🎼
@@kthorSorry, not really true. Mo and Rob did the backing vocals of swedish singer Carola Haggkvist on her album called "Runaway" (1986). 5 tracks were composed by them and 5 other with Barry. Mo and Rob backing vocals can also be heard on Kenny Rodger's album "Eyes that see in the dark",
Barbra Streisand Burt Bacharach Close To You.
Love Babs, but that is Karen's song.
1980 or 1981 i was 12
There is a vido
What kind of fool, please react to the live version
You dont have to pause but u paise less than others ...