Bee Gees Night Fever - Reaction (I feel that disco energy! I wish I grew up then!)
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- Bee Gees Night Fever - Reaction
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One thing about the Bee Gees is they made feel good music, it just takes you to another place!
That was the 70s music. Feel good. ❤👍
No argument here, Great song!
I also love KC and the Sunshine band
Yeah!! Back to the 70s !!!!
Also that was a great rollerskating song for those of us who used to skate
Saturday Night Fever - movie that blew us all away in the day! And the Bee Gees - legends! 💞
Bee Gees = Good Mood
100% They are awesome!
it's great fun watching you get into the beejees...i'm 66 and grew up with them...keep going they are the greatest...go clear back...
Love me some Bee Gees. All that talent in one family. 🎉🎉
You'd listen to this when you were getting ready to go out with your mates. Party down forever!
This clickety clackety sound is mirroring the sound their car made when travelling over to the Criterion studio each day from Miami. Barry talks of this in the recent documentary How do you Mend a Broken Heart
Holy crap this music is good. You’re my new favorite reactor because I only listen to people that react to the Bee Gees because I’m kind of obsessed with them. You will totally love the sounds from the 60s I will look up some of my favorites and give you a couple more than a couple that you will love. I am so excited to watch the ones that are coming in this one is awesome as well thank you so much for doing The Bee Gees!!!!
Thank you, Kathy! I love Bee Gees Now!!!!!
My kind of Woman!
I never saw Barry Gibb without the beard and never realized just how much he and Andy looked alike.
Right! Like twins almost!
Love your reactions and how much you enjoy going into another time and especially these geniuses the BeeGees!!
Thank you! Bee Gees rock!
We had the best music back in the 70's, we had groups like this just showing up on Johnny Carson, Centerstage and Wolfman Jacks The Midnight Special performing live on TV. It was great and I miss it! Those of us who lived it are lucky.
Love all your musicians and you person daisy Isaac's like you
People always forget that when these videos for Saturday night fever were shot there was basically no such thing as a music video for a song...there was no such as MTV..That's why they're all a bit odd looking now 😅😅
100%
Really? I think there were vids before that....
@@michaelasay8587 nope.
@@michaelasay8587 yeah there were some for sure... But not common prob promos similar to these linked to films.. Think Beatles done couple for there own film
I'm glad they made this for historical reasons, I love the visuals from the 70s! It helps me get a better sense of the environment and how it made people feel! Or at least how I imagine it would be! Love it!
Seeing Robin in his days WITH a beard is even crazier!
Loved the disco Era my generation.. bee gees would the best back in the day
Night Fever (from the movie 'Saturday Night Fever') Originally, songs from Boz Skaggs and Stevie Wonder were used for the movie. At the viewing, the directors felt it needed a different sound. Robert Stigwood, their manager at the time, asked for 5 songs for the movie. They had planned on using these songs for their next project.
(1) Stayin' Alive (2) How Deep Is Your Love (3) Night Fever
(4) More Than a Woman (5) If I Can't Have You
They had no say about where to use the songs. Barry didn't always have a falsetto voice. When recording the song 'Nights on Broadway,' for the Main Course album, their new manager, Arif Mardin, asked, 'Can any of you scream, scream in falsetto.' So, you know, give us an ad lib or a scream at the end." Although all 3 brothers could sing falsetto, Barry volunteered. On the song 'Nights on Broadway' the words 'Blaming it all' became their trademark sound from then on.
This is timeless. I was 14 yo when this came out and the Bee Gees broke my voice...because singing along to that was impossible.
Oh my gosh, I remember going to the roller disco on a Friday night and dancing to this, great times. An amazing sight having lots of people roller skating in sync with each other. The last song of the night was always Nutbush by Tina Turner. 😀
You would have loved growing up in that time frame. It was AWESOME.
I believe it, it looks like it was so fun!
@@Texas_Love When you get a chance look up pictures of the concert Woodstock. There were no gang shootings or snipers, just thousands of people having a fun time. Peace and love were the words of the time. I wish I could take you back in time with me so you fully could comprehend how great it really was.
This song was #1 for eight weeks while the 'Saturday Night Fever' album was also #1 the entire time. They were on the top of the music world.
i love this song. thank god i was born in the 70s.
*~ Must hear disco: "I FEEL LOVE" by Donna Summer ~*
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Barry, with no beard, tight turtle neck and sans-a-belt slacks reminds me of a Ken doll.
I loved the DISCO ERA! We didn't smoke weed, cigarettes, no pills, booze...just fun!FYI: I married my husband in 1977 (Disco Era)... 46 years later...still together with 3 daughters and 6 grandchildren! Still grooving to the Bee Gees!
I'm 65 and still smoking joints listening to this music! Great choice for a reaction my friend! I'll Always have Night Fever!
Nice! Love to hear that! I got that Night Fever now for sure!
@@Texas_Love Glad to hear it! It's always nice when someone young gets the "Fever". Thank you for your reply!
Although I was born in the early 70s, I was lucky enough to experience the resurgence of Disco in the 90s and going to nightclubs to dance Disco. I grew up in Southern California so I am not sure if Disco was big in the 90s elsewhere too. Love the Bee Gees. ☺
Love the bass on this one too
Yes. I find this very intriguing: Young people enjoying the music I tried to forget🤠. All artists with many bands. We used to wear beaded chokers with the big hair. We had 4 inch heel boots and our pants flared over our boots. A funny thing about going out dressed like that , to a club, you better know how to fight. We loved it all. Shalom
I want to thank you for the pleasure of watching you enjoy this fabulous music. It has lifted my spirits when I needed it most. And I can’t wait until you go back in time and listen to Run To Me and To Love Somebody. Simply beautiful!
Thank you!! I'm glad you had a good time! Bee Gees are amazing!
I was 11 in 1977. I loved the bee gees bought sat night fever album
The movie and this song was huge back in the day. Funny to hear again.
EVERY disco or dance club ALWAYS ended the night with
Donna Summer
Last Dance
Like the song "Gypsy" by Fleetwood Mac says "lightning strikes, maybe once maybe twice." Lightning definitely struck musically in the 70's and I'm so glad I was there to experience it.
I enjoy your reactions so much-- comes across so genuine. Thanks for doing their disco as a "period" in their life's work. It's logical and makes sense. The other late seventies R&B, funk, disco Bee Gees period that were just a continuation of almost miraculous prolific string of hits--
"(Love You) Inside and Out" --No video, just the studio track, but that's okay-- the listen is worth it-- maybe a lyric video, even their "Love So Right"-- sublime lyrics. Neither is a dance song. They wrote Billboard Hot 100 hits for others too, during this 5-year period-- Yvonne Elliman "If I Can't Have You" (dance-y) and " Samantha Sang "Emotions" was huge-- covered by Destiny's Child in the 90's and even the Bee Gees themselves! One of my personal favorites "Tragedy" another #1 Hot 100-- covered by Steps a decade and a half later.
Please listen to the original studio track for "Tragedy." The later concert videos don't hold a candle to the instrumentation in the studio version.
Love You Inside Out is wonderful
Inside and Out
Inside and Out, yes!
Thank you, we have so much to cover in 2023!
Great song love the Bee Gees they are the best!!! Great reaction!!
Thank you! I really enjoyed it!
These brothers sang so great together. 🎶🎶🎶🎶❤️❤️❤️. But all I could look at was mo,. I didn't give a dam about his hair.😋😋. His smile was killer. ❤️🔥
Vous savez vraiment écouter de bonne music good
I thank you for reacting to the BeeGees. I second that you have become my new favorite reactor but only with the BeeGees (of course). They are TERRIFIC ❤
You really need to watch Saturday Night Fever! Such a vibe. Loving your reactions. ❤
Thank you! I do need to watch it! 100% on my to-do list!
This was their most popular song of the 1970s. They had 9 number one songs in the entire decade. You need to listen to Bee Gees' 'Tragedy' from 1979, awesome.
A tid bit of info for you.....the drums in "Stayin' Alive" are the same drums you hear in "Night Fever" their drummer had a family emergency and had to fly back to the UK when they were going to record "Stayin' Alive" so Karl Richardson, Albhy Galuten and our boys went into the studio and created THE FIRST EVER drum loop so they could record "Stayin' Alive" while their drummer was in the UK. The Bee Gees and their team were pioneers with music.....the Bee Gees are legends!!
I absolutely love your reactions to the boys I've loved since the 60s. I got to see them in concert in 1979 - best concert of my life!! Now, you've been BeeGee'd. 😍😍😍
Thank you so much! I love Bee Gees now! Clearly one of the greatest musical talents of all time!
@@Texas_Love rightly said .. like the comment above - you have bee gee'd ....welcome to the club
Another good reaction. I like your plan for going through the various eras.
Thank you!
Sounds like a great plan! Enjoy your disco era journey. 🕺🏻💃🏻
This is actually my favorite Bee Gees music video because I honestly feel its so beautifully shot cinematically. With the blue lighting and the tight shots of them singing, with all three of there heads so close together, you never see this anywhere else with another group. No matter how many times I see this, I am in awe at how perfectly in sync Barry and Robin singing during the chorus., esp the 2nd choruse (2:58 mark to see what I mean). Their heads right next together like that and it would be so easy to make a mistake but it's flawless and perfection. This was the perfect thing to be able to see after a very long day. I'm a psychotherapist and had a 10 hour day of clients. This was just what I needed to give me a lift! Thanks once again!
Also...the drum beat from Staying Alive was taking from this song. (The part where he sings "here I am..."
Robin...I need a therapist in this crazy world....
Thank you, I am a full on Bee Gees fan now! They are legendary! I love this song!
That's New York City streets at night, all the discotheques alive on Saturday nights.
It was filmed in Miami, I believe.
One of my favorite movies Saturday night fever I was under age and would go to the underage discos and dance to this and many more songs awesome timw😊
'I have the poweeeeeeeer!'
Love You Inside Out is one of my favorites from the disco era. Although it’s a little more funky.
Yes life in the 70s was fantastic. We’d blast BeeGees on the radio in my Mom’s Chevy and my friends and I would sing and car-dance along.
Awesome!
Whoa! memories of roller skating at Le Disco Roule :) 🕺🏻❤
I was 14 when this came out……….”oh, that’s how girls move”, learned the head bob immediately.
Amo! Amo❤❤❤🇧🇷 Bee Gees, gênios da disco music!!👋👋👋👋😍
A great “funk” song from that time is Love You Inside and out.
Thanks for a great reaction to another BGs classic. This video always makes me think about how much fun it was to cruise the streets in cool cars and listen to great music. What's even better was that the streets were relatively safe and gas was cheap. I still think you and Stephen Gibb look like twins.
He does look like Stephen!!! I totally agree!!!
He should check out the Gibb children sing….The Gibb Collective with Please Don’t Turn Out The Lights! Stephen is in this video. Along with Spencer (Robin’s son), Samantha (Maurice’s daughter), and Peta (Andy’s daughter).
Needs to check out Andy as well!!!
@@tinakeith5822 yes. That's what I think.
You are great daisy
The live concert version of Run To Me is one of my favorites!
This is before MTV and music videos just weren't like later in the 80's. That's why they're pretty poor quality. How grateful we are that they made them at all! We can see the Bee Gees performing these great songs.
I love seeing the beginning stages of music videos and that era. Bee Gees are awesome!
The Trammps Disco Inferno, LONG version! So glad you're enjoying disco!
Loving the journey!
It was wine and mixed drinks!!! I was 10 but saw my family drinking it
It's incredible to imagine that this song and most of the other Bee Gees' songs from Saturday Night Fever were actually written at an ancient chateau in the French countryside. Their Fever songs have such an urban vibe, but as Robin had said, "the cows in the meadows outside the chateau windows were the first to hear Staying Alive and Night Fever". They were writing songs for their new album when Robert Stigwood asked them for songs for his new movie in the works and the brothers gave him what they had been working on. We'll never know what that album would have been like but there's no doubt it would have been amazing out of this world!
I was in my prime and I could dance disco loved the music lol, that had a lot of moves you and your partner should be dressed right and be really good. That was for real if you lived in a city that was a big thing lol now my hips hurt but what a great memory!
This was filmed on Collins Avenue, Sunny Isles, Miami Beach, Florida. Good times there. Barefoot and singing along to the BGs
I bet that was a great time!
@@Texas_Love The best. No one knew about Miami. We were off the map. It was great.
Just found your channel. Love your reactions to these brothers. I'm a huge Bee Gees fan, they are in my top five. Anyway, you seem like a real dude. I subscribed and I'll keep watching.
Thank you, Bart! I'm a huge fan of Bee Gees now! They have so many great songs!
He also reminds me of Val Kilmer In Batman
Congratulations on just discovering the BeeGees!
You may want to go back a bit further (before their disco era stuff) and listen to more tight harmonies and great songs; i.e., To Love Somebody, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Words (those 3 songs how been covered so many times it's ridiculous) and Run To Me.
For one more of the disco era tunes, give Love So Right a listen.
If you ever pay attention Barry Gibb and this video with no mustache no beard he looks just like his baby brother Andy Gibb
“That disco movie” 😂 god I feel old
😂😂😂😂😂I just posted a similar comment 😂😂😂 can’t believe I heard that. 😂jk
😄I know the feeling at times! Bee Gees are awesome!
One of the very few times you will see Barry with no facial hair. He is only clean shaven in this video because he had to do it for a movie he was in.
great song, great video! in terms of the #1 smash hits from the disco era, the only two you’ve missed (i think!) are Tragedy and Love You Inside Out - both of which aren’t necessarily disco but very much 70s R&B and funk. Unfortunately neither have music videos for some reason, but there’s plenty of lyric or audio videos. To get the full scoop though I would also recommend checking out Grease by Frankie Valli, which was another number one hit written BUT not sung by the bee gees for the film Grease! Brilliant video, cant wait for more!
Thank you! I think I saw the movie Grease when I was a kid, or at least clips of it. I remember John Travolta had the greaster tough guy look and there was singing, but that must have been 30-35 years ago. More Bee Gees to come! We have covered so much already but I think we still have hundreds of songs to go! I can't wait!
Half the fun with your reaction videos is that slow smile and slight nod when the music gets going 😀
I just realised one of their earlier songs had a bit of similarity to the beat here. It's called "Jive Talking," very funky. They heard the beat when driving over a bridge often. This song was written for their album, they were asked to write songs for a movie, so they pulled this and others from their unreleased album. The movie was Saturday night fever, starring John Travolta, dancer in a white suit. They went on to also write music, for John's movie Grease, with Olivia Newton-John.
😂😂😂😂 “that disco movie” ! I can’t believe those words came out of someone’s mouth about Saturday Night Fever 😂👍❤️
LOL you guys are teaching me well and showing me the ropes. I still have not seen the movie but someday I will! I have to now!
@@Texas_Love 🤣😂👍
New subscriber. I find your reviews of these songs captivating. You have a great voice and your reactions to the songs are perfect. I am also torn between 1) some excitement for you in your new awakening to some of this music and 2) a sense of sadness that you didn't get to live it at the time and places of its origins. At the time this music was new, there was a lot less media competing with it for people's attention. Thirty or so cable channels, no Internet, no cell phones, and few PCs. The prominence of great hit music like this was far more impactful in the 70's and 80's than it is today. At the same time this music was being released, the technology to listen to it on and the capabilities of recording were reaching levels that aren't that much better today. In all, there really wasn't anything like this era for how sensational music was on a relative basis. It was the best of times if you were a music fan, be it disco, rock, country, or other...
Thanks, Anthony! I appreciate the kind words! Also, thank you for the insight and information about that time frame. I love reading about these eras and trying to picture myself living at that time. The sights, the smells, the vibes, the way people communicated, the cars, the fashion, the whole thing! I wish I could literally travel in time and experience such great moments!
Must disco song at the time in Europe (not necessarily in the US) was Cerrone with 'Supernature'.
Sir Barry and the boys come in second only to Sir Paul McCartney for number of songs, Top 10 hits and #1s. Notice Maurice is wearing the same shirt as in 'How Deep Is Your Love'? 🤠 Please react to Robin's video - 'Boys Do Fall In Love', surprisingly different, and cool!
All these songs would come together if you see the movie Saturday night fever. All these songs were somehow in the movie
This is “make you dance” kinda music. Still love it as much as back in the 70’s. You need to check out “Love So Right”, “Tragedy”, and “More than a woman”. They are also great must hears.
More than a woman was used in the movie Short Circuit with no 5. and Allie Sheedy.
@@kathleenmayhorne3183 I remember that movie. 😊
We did More than a Woman sometime after this one and it was a great song!
Thanks for the reactions, have you listened to "Staying Alive" yet ? I'd love to see that reaction.
I've heard it quite a few times and I have seen the official music video, but I would love to see it live!
watch the movie travolta is bad ass.
Can you please react to
You win again by the Bee gees
Please
👌🤜👏
Love the details about music, voices, videos, clothes, looking....that you see and mention in your reactions. Barry said in an interview a few years ago, that he hate his face without beard in the mirror.
If you are interested in "disco" music, try Rod Stewart (another legend) with Da ya think Im sexy and Kiss with I was made for loving you!
Great reaction to a fantastic song. Love the Bee Gees. Check out the live version of You Should Be Dancin' from 1979 Spirits Tour when younger brother Andy joined them on stage.
It's already a done deal👍!
@@kthor Awesome. I just watched it. Great reaction!
@@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator Think that was one of his favorites😂!
@@kthor It was great. I was lucky to attend one of the concerts from the Spirits tour in September 1979 in northeast Ohio. Best concert ever!
@@LuckyDawgProductionsModerator OMG lucky you.....that's where I live now, but not in '79 though!
Don't forget a lude or 2.
It was not an easy time- but you did find some fun. Lots of social distress and crime. Money was tough- But you could usually find a party somewhere. Work hard, play hard.
47th...ahh My HS music - Class of 79 ... SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER was made for a few million and made a GAZILLION and propelled the already Famous BeeGees into SUPER STARDOM STRATOSPHERE ...wish i would've appreciated them more when I was younger , 62 now
They are so good its shocking! I love them now!
So I just watched several of the videos you did reacting to Bee Gees music from the Saturday Night Fever era. I wanted to say that they wrote those songs, that music, for Saturday Night Fever before they ever saw the movie. They were told what it was about and they wrote the music. If that is not phenomenal I don't know what else is!
I don't know ur name but the fact u love this disco genre is cool 👍
barry shaved his beard
Disco, the music of love and inclusion, had a lot of great cuts. Too many for me to list. Disco was a shared experience, best done with your partner on the dance floor. Disco didn't care your age, your color, how you looked, your sexual nature, or you physical capabilities. All were welcome. The BeeGees didn't invent disco, nor were they one of the first, but they did it well. Listen to Donna Summer doing "Last Dance", "Love To Love You Baby", "I Feel Love", "Bad Girls" and "Hot Stuff". Listen to Dan Hartman doing "Vertigo/Relight My Fire" and Loletta Holoway with Dan Hartman doing "Love Sensation", Chic doing "Le Freak" and "Everybody Dance", Tavaras doing "Heaven Must Be Missing An Angel", The Hues Corporation doing perhaps the first disco song "Rock The Boat", George McCrae doing "Rock Your Baby", his wife Gwen McCrae doing "Rockin' Chair", Amii Stewart doing "Knock On Wood", Earth Wind and Fire doing "Boogie Wonderland", just too many.
They hated being associated with disco. They never claimed to be disco. KC and the Sunshine Band was more disco than The Bee Gees. Barry has even said that.
They are definitely tenth degree black belts in disco, as well as all music we have heard from them so far. Just an amazing talented family!
I like Barry better with his facial hair. But their voices are still awesome.
No beer. It was all mixed drinks
Sorry the song I'd asked if you had listened to is Stay'n Alive.
... Barry without a beard? Actually there were two other videos made at the same time as this one that have Barry without a beard. One is the "alternate" video for "Stayin' Alive", and the other is an "alternate" video for "How Deep Is Your Love". Here is the alternate one for "Stayin' Alive" (lots of hip shakin' in this one!) th-cam.com/video/KVqKgID07Fk/w-d-xo.html
More than a women.
We did that song and it was awesome!
Go on that way, and you'll get more and more subscribers, just like me. You'll find out, Bee Gees arent kinda rabbit whole, but a black one! Endless list of supa dupa songs. Check'em out with a cool song called 'Lovers' and you can hear leadparts of all three of them.
We have done a lot of Bee Gees now and I love them! Great band that can do anything, and do it well!
get your skates on
Right, lol! Love it