REACTION TO BEEGEES ~ TOO MUCH HEAVEN
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Hi Ambrose Cynthia! I disagree with those on here who said you stopped too much. No, when I'm watching you and you're watching them, I can see your facial expressions but I can't see your thoughts. I want to know what is going through your head at each moment. If you wait till the end you may have lost those thoughts. So I think you should stop whenever you feel like stopping!
I honestly dont know what to say!
You have managed to make me feel good🤗😘
Thank you!
I agree. Plus if you don't pause the video you risk getting a copyright strike. Get three of those and you lose your channel.
@@AmbroseCynthia I'm glad... and you're welcome! For some reason I didn't expect a reply, so thank YOU! 😊
I disagree with you on the stopping too much. I would prefer she listen to entire song and then react. I mean, the Bee Gees were one of my favorite groups of all time and I would like to hear the song without it being constantly interrupted. But that is just my personal opinion, of course.
@@timhunter8337 Then start your own TH-cam channel and see how many videos get blocked or taken down. It is difficult to monetize a reaction channel dealing with music or other copyrighted material. TH-cam uses AI called "Content ID" to identify and block uploads that contain copyrighted material. Pausing and talking every 15 -20 seconds helps.That is why a lot of reaction channels sell merchandise to help support what they do. I've been preparing to launch my own channel for almost a year, but I'm not going to go in blindly. You can disagree all you want, but is does not make you right; it just shows your uneducated on the issue.
They started in the 50 's,but this song and the video was from the mid to late 70 's
Ahh the Barry Effect! I love seeing women get flustered over him - it never gets old. ❤️
They're singing in falsetto--they were all amazingly talented at it, but the lead singer Barry has always been the king.
Sir Barry Alan Crompton Gibb . the man in the middle, is not only worlds most famous falsetto vocalist of all time, he holds the record with Paul McCartney from the Beatles as the world best and most productive music composer of all times, (1105 songs, 36 No.1 songs around the globe, 9 No.1 US Billboard hits in a row (1978-1979) and 450 compositions for other great artist like Cher, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Celine Dion, Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton as George Michael, Take That & Boyzone in more than 50 years is unmatched - his compositions stands the test of time and will be listen for future generations and forever 🌹👍 welcome in the rabbit hole Bee Gees
Wow someone actually got it right somehow the others always leave mc cartney out,good job mike👌
Sir paul,lol
Don't forget Al Green! Barry wrote "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart?"
Soooooooo, ridiculously talented.
@@UmmAmani2012 that is right referend Greens version, is the only cover version, who is better than the original 👍
Thank you Michael....l didn’t know that....quite amazing.
This is more a full body experience - not just listening to a new song. Barry’s falsetto is something you can feel in the depths of your soul.
And I have to say ... watching people having their soul invaded is a unique experience and having them describe how the song affects them adds to our vicarious enjoyment. I feel the reactors soul. Their honesty can't be denied and when they express the same feelings/views that i have then there's a real connection there ... it's fleeting perhaps; but I walk away having had a real experience with a good human being.
donald dunlop That is so true!! The anticipation I feel when I know a high note or a very emotive part is coming up and then watching them experience it for the first time is just exhilarating! I feel it right along with them too. Music crosses all boundaries, it is the most pure form of human connection I think there is. Everyone can relate to emotion, and when someone can exude purity in their voice like Barry Gibb can, you feel it in the depths of your soul. None of the stuff in life that separates us is there anymore, all just washes away for the time being. Even if fleeting, it feels damn good to be part of something bigger than yourself for that small moment in time ❤️
NativeNYerChicHK @donald dunlop described so beautifully by you both 💫❤️💫
Their catalog is so deep and filled with hidden treasures.
They didn't sound like ladies to me. I would have never confused their voices with female voices. They just sounded like men singing in falsetto which is a high male voice. They were angelic sounding. The harmony was perfection. Barry Gibb the oldest was born in 1946 so in 1958 he was 12 years old. Maybe that's when he started singing with his brothers who would have been 9years old, they were fraternal twins, born at the same time but looked different.
Just a side note, Barry has just completed his latest project. It has more of a country taste. Artists like Dolly Parton, Sheryl Crow and others participated in the project entited: Greenfields: The Gibbs Brothers Songbook.
I agree.
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever!! Their music touches your heart and soul!! Incredible harmonies!! Watch More than a woman and How deep is your love!!❤️❤️❤️❤️
The. Beegees. Are. Amazing. Singers. Very. Talented. Heaven sent. God. Bless. The. Beegees.
I was 15 years old in 1979 when they sang this on a TV show. I remember sitting in our living room floor watching this and I was crying. They not only sang with so much emotion, but the words in their songs were words that you wanted and needed to hear from the one you loved.
Thanks for sharing dear Dorthey Chastain🤗
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As a 50 year old man , its awesome to see someone in your generation to appreciate this music .
"This is good music guys"! Truer words never spoken!
This is one of the greatest love making songs ever.
Bill Mitchell....honestly it sounds like it😁
Also 'How Deep Is Your Love' is an excellent song!
There are still women coming off orgasms that started in 1979 when this song is played, and some have flashbacks.
Yes!!
I was born in '57, so I was aware of these guys from a very early age..Interesting fact. Robin, the brother on the left was the one standout at first. He did a song called "I started a joke" which was a big hit in the mid 60's...Robin and Maurice, (on the right) were twins...Barry, in the middle, is the oldest brother took the lead in a lot of their newer songs after I believe their manager told him to take his voice an octave higher..That's what you hear here...They also had a younger brother named Andy, who had a very successful, but short solo career. He died just days after his 30th birthday, from a weakened heart muscle due to years of cocaine abuse...He also suffered from extreme depression .
I'm 63, and some of my earliest memories are of these guys on the tube..They were actually pretty well known in the mid-60's, but they really shot to the top with the Disco era..They pretty much owned that time, with a handful of others...They blew up with the Disco movie and album of the same name, "Saturday Night Fever" starring John Travolta.
They never lip sync they were the best band in the 70s 80s and most of the 90s . This song is in the 70s
Barry, the middle one didn't find his high voice until recording Nights on Broadway. The Bee gees have evolved over the years.
Adorable reaction. This song always catches people off guard. They were so unique.
You’re not the only one who has a crush on Barry! I’m. 66 & STILL have a crush on him. Listen to Words & How do you mend a broken heart. No fancy equipment. It was the 1970’s!
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I loved your honest reaction. I also love that there is nothing phony about you. Your hair, your eyebrows and eyelashes are all yours. No lipstick, no makeup. You look beautiful.
Thank you so much
They were Kids when they sang in the late fifties but their fame started in late sixties .
late 70’s and I was only like 6 but they were my favorite until I got to be about 10yrs old. Lol. The main guy in the middle looks just like my dad. My dad was so handsome and ‘fly’ too. Miss him.
Thanks for sharing dear Colette Effel.
Sending hugs and prayers your way. I am so sorry to hear about your dad’s death, and please know that he's watching over you😊
I'm 51 years old, and I've always been a hard rock/metal sort of guy (with a healthy dose of new wave thrown in) - but I have a deep and abiding love of the Bee Gees work. How can you not? Harmonies that intertwine like that don't happen every day. I had to have something to do with their being siblings. They were a once in a lifetime sort of thing. I doubt we'll ever see their like again. Happy for you to experience them for the first time, and at the same time I'm jealous of you for being able to discover them for the first time. Lots more of them to listen to. Enjoy the ride.
Thanks so much
Are you Jeff Beck - the Lead Guitarist or his name sake ?
The group started in the 50's when they were children, and when they got older and made this song, they created an atmosphere for a whole lot of other children to be conceived! LOL. This was awesome music for a romantic evening...
he Gibbs were, in my opinion, the most multi-talented families in music history. They wrote their own songs as well as writing songs for many other musical greats. In 1967, they wrote a song called To Love Somebody which appeared on their third album titled BeeGees 1st, but their first internationally, as the first two albums were only released in Australia. BeeGees 1st was released in July '67. Otis Redding was set to record To Love Somebody on his next album. Sadly, Otis was killed in a plane crash, Dec 10,1967. I thought for the longest time that they didn't record it themselves until after the death of Otis Redding. Their brother Andy Gibb had a very successful solo career as well until his death on March 10,1988. Just 5 days after turning 30. Andy had developed myocarditis, inflammation of the heart, which was brought on by a viral infection While most people recover from myocarditis, Andy's body was unable to fight the infection due to his history of drug use. Soo sad!
They never sounded like ladies but they always sounded amazing. Their harmonies were no joke.
At 67, I grew up with their music! They're amazing! The music of today cannot compare to their talent! The singer's of that era did not have voice correction devices, they could actually sing!
Im 67 & ive loved the Bee Gees since i first listened to their unbelivable harmonys ! In my mind they are the best harmony & vocal band that has ever lived ! They just cant be beat !!
@@winstonlemaster1693 Agree!
It's Disco music. They are brothers. 1975 we danced so much to all their songs at clubs with light up floors, silver Disco ball light above us. Did slow dances and fast dances. They were WONDERFUL !! I was 24 I think. I'm 73 now. That's why I love your reactions to oldies. Fantastic!! My fave is Angelina Jordan tho ❤ 😊
Glad to see you are realizing your parents had good taste in music. lol
Try their younger brother Andy Gibb singing: "I Just wanna Be Your Everything"
They were children when they first formed their music group. They appeared on Australian Tv and I think English Tv when they were kids. Then from the mid-60's thru the early 70's they were kinda like a pop group. They had a producer in America reinvented them to where they started singing in falsetto and their style of music became Disco,Soul,Jazz etc... And it's been that way ever since.
This song got alot of air play in the winter of 1978. The Bee Gees had a very unique talent. They were the Kings of Falsetto.
I’m 72 and I believe Barry Gibb is 75. I grew up with their music, love them sadly the twin brothers as well as younger brother Andy have all passed away! Barry is the last man standing and still married to his wife of over 50 years💕
I am a senior citizen.. looking at 70 very close. The BeeGees, Beatles, some of the Rolling Stones.. even Sinatra... the way he sings ''You Will Be My Music''.. so beautiful. So glad to see a young lady appreciate ''older'' music!
This performance was in 1979. They first sang professionally on Austrailian TV in I believe 1958. This is 21 years and not slowing down even a little bit. Another thing about To Much Heaven is that the BeeGees gave all royalties and copy rights to this song for UNICEF. I believe to date it's raised 11 million dollars for UNICEF. This was one of their most popular songs.
Wow, so nice of them
This sing is very nostalgic to me. I was about 12-13 when it came out and I loved it and them. Takes me back to my childhood. ❤️
I LOVED YOUR REACTION!!
The one in the middle is Barry. The other two are fraternal twins. To the left of Barry is Robbin, the other Maurice. They started singing together when they were 3, and 6! Barry on lead vocals is the older one. On TH-cam is the story of the BeeGees. If you get a chance to watch, you would love it!
Barry is still alive.
And all the proceeds from this song have gone to charity!! BLESS You for sharing your reaction with us!!
This takes me to my teenage years. The 70’s. Barry is the middle one, the oldest. Maurice & Robin are twins. Barry is Sir Barry Gibb now. Andy was younger brother passed at age 30. ♥️
Maurice and Robin passed away too. Maurice in 2003. Robin in 2012
This was made in 1979. They were little boys when they first formed in the 1950's. Here they are married daddies, lol, which made us love them all the more. Their love songs were seen as those of respectful gentlemen. This is one of my all time favourites. I was 15 at the time and I liked Robin, without the beard, the slightly elder of the twins. Maurice (Morris), his twin was in black, the elder brother was Barry Gibb. Now, Sir Barry Gibb, the only Bee Gee still alive.
Such an epic song and band! They had a plethora of hits, “Nights on Broadway” and “Alone” are my favs.
Another to check out in The Righteous Brothers live 1965 performance of “Unchained Melody” with the amazing Bobby Hatfield singing.
He was extremely nervous during this performance, as his parents were in the audience.
Love the reactions!!
They were the Masters of falsetto nobody better and there was four brothers, the youngest of which went off on his own to sing.
They became popular in the 1970's. Their slower songs were the ones we slow danced to with our boyfriends and their fast-tempo songs made us get up and shake our butts. LOL
53 years old here, hello! How did I feel back then? Naw, I was into hardrock and metal then.... Today? I cry every time! :-) It is just pure, magic!
When you can, listen to
BeeGees songs -
"You Win Again" from 1987, and "For Whom The Bell Tolls" from 1990's.
You will LOVE THESE!!
And the cute one is still with us. Married, 5 children, several grandchildren!!
He us 74.
Yes, indeed! 8 grandchildred (at last count.) 😁
This is brilliant music and no harmonies are more distinctive than the brothers Bee Gees. Barry's falsetto voice gives the unique sound that identifies the Bee Gees straight away. Brilliant musicians and songwriters. So sad that Barry is the last of the Bee Gees brothers (their younger brother Andy dies many years ago and was not really part of their band). They have been singing beautiful songs for decades. Their musical compositions are brilliant - they knew and lived music. Born in England, they moved to Australia and first appeared on TV there. Their father realised they had the potential to do well as a band and they eventually went on to the US. Not always appreciated there until the disco era brought the classics that made them mega-stars. Yep ... like the Beach Boys and Queen, ABBA, the Bee Gees were musical geniuses.
This is could falsetto , they started singing like this in the seventies but before that they sing in their normal voices . Listen to some of their songs in the sixties like ( how can you Mend a broken heart , first of May , in the morning ) you will be astonished .
The Bee Gees were in my list of favorites growing up.
Very Very good!! React For whom the bell tolls live Bee Gees...you Will like..
Unless they are "Bearded Women" ... Yes, they are men singing. They also wrote over 1,000 songs, for themself and MANY other Top Musicians. They also have the 2nd highest selling Single Album in History. 63 MILLION In their career together, they sold over 266 MILLION albums, so what they did seemed to work :-)
I'm 65... I think of memories great great memories.
I love that the younger generation is discovering great music! I was a little kid when this album came out, but I appreciated this music even then. This group topped the charts with so many hits. Definitely check out more songs!
The Bee Gees was a bomb back in the late '60s and early '70s.
A lot of babies were conceived listening to the Bee Gees in the 70s.
I was born in '55 and I remember the Bee Gees very well. They were popular during the disco era. They did a whole bunch of really popular songs, not all done in this high voice style. There was 4 brothers to begin with the only one left is Barry, the one with the open shirt that is taking the lead in this song. The 3 you see here are the Bee Gees, the other brother had a solo career as a singer.
Wow I pray you live even longer that's amazing you must have witnessed some amazing talents growing up in that time!
Beautiful Reaction ❤ how did it feel back then ? Just like you, we had the best music of the 60s 70s 80s. We were blessed ❤ but it’s great to see the new generations listen to some of the best singers, harmonies with Soul, R&B and pure music 🎉
Ambrose Cynthia ... I grew up in the 1960s in Hong Kong and bought the Bee Gees' first couple of albums in late sixties. The three brothers were born in England in the 1950s and the entire family migrated to Australia. They returned to the U.K. in the mid/ late 1960s to make their name in the U.K. The official video you were watching was from 1978/ 9 when the song was released and all the proceeds have been donated to UNICEF. Although my genre of music has gone from 1960s pop (The Beatles/ Yard Birds (where Eric Clapton started)/ Kinks etc through to the American West Coast (The Beach Boys/ Buffalo Springfield/ The Byrds etc) then to Motown and Jazz Funk. However, there is always a space for The Bee Gees - who wrote all their songs.
The best high pitch tenor groups are the Bee Gees and the stylistics
Phenomenal talent....humble. Adorable and easy on the eyes
They were formed in the late 70’s not the 50’s or 60’s . They are magnificent 💖voices of angels . Barry, Maurice , & Robin . Truly real no fake vocal enhancements real pure voices ! I love when you hear real natural voices from our creator ! They are amazing. 💖
Most of their most popular music started in the 70's . I was a teenager at that time they brought out every emotion you can feel but for myself it was love they made me want to love someone and to be loved by someone. Their talent is like nothing there will ever be again.
1978-79 TOO BEAUTIFUL FOR WORDS. I grew up with them ❤️😊
I can see you are a genuine person thank you for that!
When I was a kid in 70s England.. These songs on radio.. Gr8 happy songs. There was lots of it about in them days. ❤️🎶
We felt IN LOVE every time we listened to them.
I didn’t even listen to The Bee Gees, I was to buisy looking at your beautiful eyes. Love it girl
love. And Maurice have left us. Barry, in the middle is now 77. This song is 46 years old and more beautiful today than it was in 1978.
By 1980 they reached the peak of popularity. I was in Junior High and I remember every girl had a poster of Any Gibb in her locker.
The lead singer in the Middle, Barry Gibb is the only brother still living. He has a high range on his high voice as you hear but he also has a deeper voice heard in other songs. They were singing as little boys back in the 50s but this song and their best came in the late 60s all the 70s which was their mega star prime, then 80s and early 90s was the latter part of their career.
Beautiful music transcending the generations!!❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥💯✌🏾
That song is from the 70's. I am 58 years old and I know that music, I grew up listening to it. The lead singer's (Barry Gee) voice is the product of a musical technique called falsetto.
Definitely won my favorite musicians ..There was so much great music back in the 70s and the fact that they sang everything reinventing their music and being lead singsWow i’m so happy that the younger thing grace is listening to it now I hope Gary knows that this song has gone viral a big, beautiful way and being all three of his brothers are in heaven very special…
Yes, there was a fourth BG way younger than them name is Andy take a look at his music to start..”Shadow dancing” which Barry wrote is excellent by Andy Gibb, they also had a sister who was the oldest she still alive. She sang in the very beginning when they started off, but she decided she wanted to do it.
Another note Barry in the middle in this video he’s been married for over 50 years to the same lady and a lot of songs were written for her and this particular one was written in a day. I know right ❤
A lot of the men were listening to the rock ‘n’ roll and this kind of music they consider to be bubble gum music that’s what my stepdad said. I hate that term.
Take care dear one very much enjoyed your reaction
These guys were great for the last 50 years!
This song came out In 1978 I believe . I was about 11 years old when it was on the radio
Oh how beautiful your name '"AMBROSE "" 👈 IS MY SON'S NAME AFTER ST. AMBROSE DEFENDER OF THE TRUE FAITH🙏🙏
I LOVE THE BEE GEES THEY TOOK ME AWAY TO ANOTHER WORLD WAY BACK THEN AND THEY STILL DO TODAY !
I USED TO PUT ON THE BEE GEES WHEN HE WAS S BABY TO TAKE HIS NAP SO BEAUTIFUL SO SOOTHING HE WAS OUT!🙏🙌🙌
YOUR REACTION WAS EXACTLY WHAT MANY FEEL WHEN THEY HEAR THE BEST VOICES EVER .
YOU WILL NEVER HEAR THIS KINDA OF MUSIC AGAIN !
THANK YOU LORD FOR LETTING ME LIIVE IN THE MOST WONDERFUL ERA OF MUSIC🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🎶🎵🎵💞
Their group was formed in the 50's this song was recorded in the 70's nice reaction
Their sound was very unique. The vocal talent during their era was at a different level than current singers. Musicians were after critical acclaim. Today's singers are after popularity. The BeeGees stood out but the music quality was so high during that time they kind of blended with the current standards. If they were a new act today they would be far and away better than most vocally talented.
I was born in 1970. This was in the 70s. And I’m tripping on him now!
Flawless singing and real instruments:)
My husband and I used to Roller Skate to this song and do the couples only and he used to sing this to me...
We dated in High School in Anchorage,Alaska. I was 15 and he was 16 at the time...
We lost contact for over 32 years and found each other in 2015 and we got married 10 days after I made it back with him...
It still feels like when we was in High School...
The cute one signing in the middle with the great voice, Barry Gibb, he's still alive.
So glad you enjoy them as much as I did when I first heard them back in the day. Great reaction!
1960s and 1970s and 1980s And they are we’re have always been multi talented ! Awesome people !
Bee gees start singing and African girls be like ... are these men ? 💕💕💕I love that
The Brothers Gibb ...... Professionally known as 'The Bee Gees.' I was married a year before this song was released. The song would had been our wedding song, even if hubby said no.
(1) Maurice (on the right-short hair) While on his way to surgery for his intestines, he had a heart attack, yet the doctors operated anyway. (I heard Barry say this on a video.) He was in the hospital for only 2 days! Maurice (pronounced Morris) passed in 2003. I feel he should had been the lead on at least one song on every album. His voice is awesome.
(2) Robin (on the left-long hair) passed in 2012 from cancer. He and Barry complimented each other with their voices. From looking at other videos, Robin and Maurice seemed to be the comedians. However, when it was time to handle their business, they knew what to do, as did Barry. Robin and Maurice were fraternal twins.
(3) Andy, the youngest brother, had his own successful career. He passed in 1988, at the age of 30, from inflammation of the muscles around his heart. He and Barry could had passed as twins, even though he was 12 yrs younger than Barry. Andy did not perform with the group, because he was a baby when his brothers began singing. However, I found another video where one of the brothers said they had planned to have Andy record with them for the next album, but he passed away. There is one video where he is singing 'You Should Be Dancing' with his brothers. (silver outfits) The 3 brothers were also married and had children.
(4) Barry (in the middle) said, "I am the last man standing." Barry is the eldest of the brothers. On September 1, 2021, he and his wife, Linda will celebrate their 51st wedding anniversary, which is also Barry's 75th birthday. They have 5 adult children, and 7 grandchildren. The Bee Gees have sold over 220 million records worldwide ( more by now.) They were also writers for other musical artists. Barry just completed a new project called 'Greenfields: The Gibb Brothers' Songbook.' It's very nice.
On a side note, their sister, Lesley is the first born. She was 76, back in January, 2021. She lives a quiet life with her family.
Listen to: How Deep Is Your Love ----- Emotion (a song written for Samantha Sang - very smooth and mellow.) --- You Win Again --- Night Fever. There are other videos that give a wealth of great information. There are pictures of them when they were babies.
Danced to this as a junior in HS. Remember well dancing with "Donna". Now 74. Lol.
Ambrose Cynthia, thank you so much for your beautiful reaction. I grew up listening to them in the late 70s but there was no ytube etc., only the radio. To be able, now, to actually SEE THEM SING! Just no words. So many tears I cry. Thank you, again
im 62. they still move my soul .
Barry had such great hair. I wish guys still had hair like that.
We still feel the same way you feel every time we hear this. They released 86 singles. Written over 1,000 songs.
I fell in love with the bee gees in the 60s. I'm really in love with Maurice the one on the right. He died in 2003💞💞. The one on the left is his twin robin. He died 2012. In the middle barry he's the only brother alive out of 4.
People actually used to slow dance in our days. We were in best time of life
These are not only men but married men with families , they are brothers .
Love this reaction, love this look, Cynthia!! 😍
Dear Ambrose Cynthia: I was just a schoolboy when I heard this music. Walking to school (it was only two miles) I would overhear the music playing on people's radios as I walked by their houses. And this song just stuck. It was the song that I most wanted to learn and to sing to my school. The school would never tolerate this. They would say, "A boy who sings like this can have anyone he wants for a date!"
The BeeGees went through 3 or 4 different phases: 1950s-1970s (this era may include 2 phases), the disco era of the 1970s (which they were mainly responsible for when they were tapped to do the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack), and their final phase which came along about a decade after disco lost its popularity. It was this final phase when they had to re-invented themselves and start writing and producing the songs like what is heard in this video.
This was actually a theme song for many people,. Pure.. live.. one take in front of an audience.. all proceeds to thís song is dedicated to UNICEF,, 1979
Your deep emotional reaction is what I feel too... sending love
That video was filmed in 1979. They started singing in the late 1950's as kids.
You reacted perfectly, every listen, every stop
THEY REALLY ARE MEN I HAVE LISTENING TO THIS GROUP FOR EVER
All talent including the orchestra!