HIP HOP Fan REACTS To Bee Gees - I've Gotta Get a Message to You - 1968
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- HIP HOP Fan REACTS To Bee Gees - I've Gotta Get a Message to You - 1968
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Early Bee Gees is the best!
All three are in the songwriters hall of fame!!
What a rabbit hole to be in! 😃
Robin actually wrote many many of their hits... he wrote this one also.
Man,I rememeber Robin Gibb being one of my Dad's favourites...and I so remember all these songs.Awesome still to this day.
Such amazing artists in every way. Thanks for sharing and checking out!
the 60's Bee Gees were the best...love them
Another early song that is great is Run To Me from 1972
Maurice killed it on the bass!
This song was written primarily by Robin. Barry tells a story about when Robin showed up one day and told them that he had an idea for a song about this guy who was on his way to be executed. Barry and Maurice responded something my Ile 'What the ...' and Robin said no. That is was a love song. And it became a big hit for them. They continued to perform it for the rest of their career, and now Barry performs it with his son.
Glad to see someone react to some of their early work, thank you.
I absolutely LOVE their songs from the 60s!
Massachusetts, New York Mining Disaster 1941, Lonely Days, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, I Started A Joke, To Love Somebody were all hit songs. They were HUGE in the 60's and early 70's before disco. Robin's voice was so recognizable as he sang lead much of the time. I prefer the pre-disco music.
Same here, I thought the 1960s and early 1970s hits were masterpiece Bee Gees. The Bee Gees had over ten top 20 hits pre-disco. Now that is amazing.
They all played a big role in the writing and composition
So glad you're finding early to mid 60s rabbit hole. They were a huge force in the 60s. Melissa Ward here
Another classic!!
That's Maurice on the bass when he still had hair.
You got my chuckled 🤭 lol!!
That's mean, he's my baby💞💞💞💞💞💞💞💞
Robin and Maurice were only 18 in 1968. Barry would have been 21 so there were not a lot of hits earlier than 1968. One early hit was Massachusetts. Robin was the main writer of Message to You and he wrote several of their songs. Maurice also wrote a few the one I like is Man on the Middle.
I started a joke.
@@rhonda-FreeSpirit-65 I started a joke, Got to get a message and Massachusetts were primarily Robin compositions. all three worked on most songs to finish them.
Actually Barry wrote a song earlier than 1968. He wrote Wine and women and it was released in 1965. Which would have put him around 16. It's on You tube.
To Love Somebody, is a great song
If you listen to some of their interviews they all three wrote together.
Regards from Adelaide, South Australia 🇦🇺
To Love Somebody 1967
Their songwriting was a little speciel. One of them, most Barry and Robin came up with an idea and took it with them into the studio and then all 3 of them would get into the writing and end up with a final song. This song was a Robin idea and when he came to the studio the others just looked at him and said "A song about a guy on deathrow waiting to be executed in an hour, that will never work".
Robin insisted and all 3 collaborated to get the song finished, therefore it is credited to all 3 brothers as writers eventhough it Robin's idea from the beginning. It ended being one of their biggest hits in the sixties
Robin came up with the idea for this song, when he went to Barry and Maurice with the idea of writing a song about a man going to the electric chair they didn't want to do it, but Robin said wait it's a love song, so they went on to write it, most of their songs were written by the three of them
Robin wrote this song. All of them wrote songs not only for themselves but for other singers. They got their start at a very young age. Just little kids. Their dad Hugh Gibb was a drummer in a band and quit his job in order to take the boys to clubs and bars to sing. They helped support the family.
Thank you so much for loving their music!!! Song is about a man that is going to be executed. In the song, the prisoner is asking the prison chaplain to get a message to his wife. The man is being executed because he killed the man his wife was having an affair with. In a suttle lyric, "Well I did it to him, now it's my turn to die"....says why he is being executed. Robin was 19 yrs old when he wrote the lyrics.
This song was from 1968 and Robin was born late December 1949, so almost in 1950. That means he turned 18 that year.
I can’t see nobody, The Sun will shine and My World
Barry and Robin co-wrote a lot of their songs. Mo joined in many times, too. All 3 have writing credits for this one.
To love somebody...early 60's tune
Plzzzzz play with Robin as lead.(.It doesnt matter to me)..you will luv it....Robin has one of a kind voice called..(Etherail vibrato)
Barry just released an album with country artist remaking BeeGees' songs. It's called Greenfields. He did this song with Keith Urban!
Barry in 2021 is topping the world music charts with Greenfields
It went to #1 selling album in the UK. I got it as soon as I could and love the remakes.
YESSS
They were members of their band. Maurice had the light suit snd blue shirt. Robin is on a platform. Robin came to Barry with the idea for this song about a guy on death row. The song Massachusetts was don back in the 60’s.
Great song to react to it's a very touching song. Awesome job!
Bee Gee's World 1968
"Lamplights" and "First of May" from 1969 please? The first song has Robin as lead, the second Barry.
Robin left the group for this single
Your audio freaked me out and I couldn't finish listening. Every time you made an approving sound, it sounded like someone was right behind me and scared the living day light out of me.
They wrote songs together in the studio during recording sessions.
I Started A Joke, and, Massachusetts
please react to "Words" from Bee Gees.
Barry wrote the songs when they were children such as Time is Passing By, but when they got to adulthood or close to that it was a compilation between the three of them
actually robin wrote a lot of their songs too..and maurice also..not just barry
Love it!
Two members were friends from Australia
I imagine GODS voice would sound as Robins.
bee gees yang in australia
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They all played a big part in the song 🎶 writing but mostly Barry and Robin 🎶 Maurice helped with the composing!
The one on the left in white playing the bass is Maurice Gibb when he still had hair. The drummer is Colin Peterson and the guitarist is Vince Malony. Together they were the 60's BeeGees. After these two left, they had a different drummer Geoff Bridgford in the late sixties/early seventies. Barry wasn't really extremely tall, only just 6 ft flat, but his brothers were on the short side: Robin around 5'9.5", Maurice around 5'7" and Andy only 5'6". So, when around his brothers, Barry would look like a giant, but next to others he'd look average and his brothers looked tiny. Now Barry has lost a lot of height due to aging, back problems and surgeries and his Rheumatoid arthritis.
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I believe Robin wrote as well as took lead on "I Started A Joke". They originally had 2 other members not related to them.
You are correct, I forgot about I Started a Joke
It helps when you had a huge crush on Barry...lol.
Robin and Barry wrote TOGETHER and @95% of their songs were written by BOTH. Barry mistakenly gets the credit as the sole composer. He was not. Mo also co-wrote @75% of their songs with Barry and Robin. The fans who "crush" on Barry, as you say, often ignore the massive contributions of the twins. Robin also wrote his own 2 early solo LP's entirely (Robin's Reign and Sing slowly Sisters) and his later solo LP's (Walls have eyes, Secret Agent, Magnet, How old are you and 20 St Catherine's Drive) alone or with Mo and had solo hits. He started writing at 14. Robin also sang many of the leads in the 60's (including writing their earliest hits like "Massachusetts", their 1st #1). He also sang many leads in the early 70's and in the 80's onward. Barry sang most of the disco leads. Although they had very different voices Barry and Robin often sang lead at the same time even in the disco era and you can't tell them apart...genetics!
Most songs were written jointly by the brothers
Yes the Bee Gees were a five piece band when they first started playing in England in the 60s, Colin Peterson played the drums and Vince Melouney played lead guitar, when Robin left the band for about 18 months Vince had left so Barry Maurice and Colin played but Colin got fired for some reason
A lot of their best music was in the pre-disco era. Massachusetts, I Started a Joke, To Love Somebody, How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, Run to Me, New York Mining Disaster 1941 and my all-time favorite Bee Gees song Words amongst them. The early group had other non-Gibb family members. By the mid-70s it was just the three brothers with session/touring musicians performing with them in the studio and on stage. That's Mo on the bass in this song BTW.
Barry Gibb performed this song with his son, and his version is really great as well.
Very good!! React LIVE OR DIE Bee Gees...
Pretty sure this was mostly Robin's writing.
Muarice and Robin of course were twins!
To love somebody is excellent from the sixties
Colin Peterson was the drummer and Vince Melouney was the guitarist.
You are mistaken, this song was in fact mainly Robins creation. Barry and Robin wrote lyrically and Maurice participated in music writing
robin wrote a lot of the songs also..so did maurice...people think it was all barry but its was all 3 writing...
I don't see a review of "Jive Talkin'" on your list. Since you saw the documentary you know that was their breakthrough to dance music in the 70s. It was actually the first time I liked one of their songs (I was young in the 60s and just didn't like all the heartbreak stuff). "Jive Talkin'" is still a great song.
You should try Barry Gibb with Barbara Streisand “Guilty” he has written a lot of hits for famous artists!
Lydmar - The songs written for Streisand, Kenny Rogers, Celine Dion, Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick and others were written by ALL THREE. Unfortunately many people think it was only Barry. Most Bee Gees songs were written by Barry and Robin or by all three. The twins contributed just as much once they became teens. It's a shame that people don't realize that. Remember Barry was over 3 years older.
Maurice, their third brother on the guitar, the other 2, drummer and guitarist were members of the bee gees, from Australia, it's funny that their work permits in the UK were expired and they had to leave the country, fans were demonstrating, they got the renewal!
Vince Melouney on guitar and Colin Peterson on drums.
Do run to me! It’s amazing!
I LOVE THIS SONG... YOU SHOULD CHECK OUT THEIR LIVE PERFORMANCES FROM MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA 1989 HQ VIDEO... I HOPE YOU LOVE IT AS WELL!! (THE 10/16 VIDEO IS GREAT TOO)🎶❤🥰
You should check out The Bee Gees Medley 1963
Forget my comment. I just found out you reacted to it, already. Sorry.
There's a serious story being told in this song. Did you hear it?
A prisoner on death row has ONE hour to live before execution. And he wants to get a last minute message to the one he loves.
Songs of love written by teenagers can be about the most serious subjects. Decades later, people just assume that really mature adults must have written them...but nope, this, and so many other great songs from this golden era of music, were written by teenagers. It just goes to show what people can accomplish if they set their minds to it and the musical standards of the age they live in are set high enough and they have to strive to meet that standard.
Pressure makes diamonds. And back then, if you didn't write and sing great songs, you didn't get on the radio, and you didn't sell records. And consequently you didn't make it in the music industry.
Professional music standards, expectations of quality, and hard work, that's part of what's missing in the music industry today.
Originally, well in the late 60s anyway the Bee Gees were a five piece band, in the 70s they were just the brothers.
Hello and nice to see you for first time
And thanks for your reaction to these old classic from Bee Gees
I love the first years when they singing the most beautiful ballads
while Robin and Barry have the lead vocals (alternative)
Until they introducing at the american disco music
Between 1967/1975 my Top 5 are:
Massachussets
Lamplight
My world
Mr Natural
Nights on Broadway
Can you included someone of this songs in your reactions?
I like to see you in another video
My best regards
Check out To Love Somebody.
Robin wrote a lot!!
A song about a guy walking to his execution is not what 'The Bee Gees are disco kings" expect. their 60s stuff was normally sad/blues sort of things, Fifth of May, New York Mining Disaster 1941... lots of them. They had been performing publicly for NINE YEARS at this point, their earliest TV performance on TH-cam is from 1960!
You said "Correct me if I'm wrong". Actually you are, LOL. Barry was the early songwriter when they were kids because the twins were over 3 years younger. Most later songs were co written by Barry AND Robin and some by all three. One would bring an idea to the table and all three would perfect it. Robin wrote a lot of songs for his solo albums (which were very good IMO) and also quite a few with Maurice. The songs they wrote for Diana Ross, Celine Dion, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Barbra Streisand and others were written by all three.
Robb wrote a lot of them
They actually started singing in 1958. They do a medley on a variety show in 1963 that's here on youtube. I don't think the Bee Gees and Beatles were that similar, outside of the accents maybe. The early Beatles were pure pop.
They all wrote.
They all wrote
Please react to THIS IS WHERE I CAME IN by the BEEGEES thanks
Their song that sounds the most like the Beatles, IMO, is Lonely Day. Also happens to be one of my favorites. Also, the drummer and guitar player were regular members of the Bee Gees band for many years. And I saw Barry (in an interview) say that their song-writing process was very collaborative among all 3 of them, and was also very spontaneous, often beginning to write the song on the very day that they came into the studio, almost "write as you go" type of process. Amazing. Try to watch the current HBO documentary movie about them called How Can You Mend a Broken Heart. Barry was involved in its production, but says that it's much to painful for him to watch.
How do you mend a roken heart by them. Melissa Ward here
colin peterson was the drummer and vince melouney was the guitarist...no relation. THey were area musicians
They were Australian musos who were part of the group they formed before departing for England in the late 60's.
The manger thought they needed to be a beginner band to be a success. There manager managed the Beatles. It was a big deal because he believe they could become big. So those guys were added because of the manager.
In this song they're talking about a guy going to the electric chair! So sad the words. Try words by the beegees
Actually, they all 3 we're a team of writers
Requesting a song by Travis Tritt..ANYMORE
New York mining Disaster 1942 .Their first hit
Fun fact.....they wrote all the songs on Saturday Night Fever BEFORE the movie even came out. I hate that they are only recognized as a disco group. The songs before that album were brilliant and people just don’t educate themselves enough to know the difference and then bash the BeeGees for disco! None of them Could read music.....if that’s not talent then I don’t know what is!
They worked together when writing. Barry did not write any more songs than Robin.
They a wrote thousands of songs for themselves, n hundreds for other artests
Only group that did that many songs
their naterul voices raw...
They all three wrote. They were a team of sriters
But, did you listen to the words? Its about a man being executed for killing someone! The earlier songs, you must listen to the words and the stories they tell.
New York mining disaster
Or I started a joke by beegees
Where's Maurice? Is he the one on bass? If so, he doesn't look like him.
Yes... they all wrote..look up the making of ( just in case) you will get a glimpse of how they worked together..Beatles are over rated, compared to the gifted BGSXXXXXXX...I feel. 😉 n the making of tragedy..as criteria studios..they are brittush...
I thought that was lame. Nothing to say?