Watch the film, "Saturday Night Fever" where this song and several other legend hits were used, it's the film that turned John Travolta into a worldwide superstar.... Enjoy
World No. 1 Hit in 1978 - the Brothers Gibb set with this dance floor monster banger finally the whole world on fire. This was #1 in 26 countries and is still the hallmark of the disco shuffle, who was instructed by John Travolta in the amazing SNF Movie - a film for an entire generation. 🕺🕺 this is the Night Fever dance finger point emoji 👍
I am so glad to have been a part of the dance, skating, international socializing, glamour, cross culture events on university campus'es and More.Long live great music and good times!
The 70's was it!! It was some of the best music EVER!!! 60's & 70's was the best era's to grow up in. I had a good time and the music was everything and when Disco hit, well The Bee Gees was at the top.
Done some major roller skating to this tune! Good old days for sure! These guys have always been and always will be 100% amazing! Talented beyond belief 🥰👍
That's exactly what that song does, it puts a smile on your face and your moving with the beat. Just two days ago I watched a clip their Grandsons, 4 in their teens on stage singing this song. You close your eyes, it was them all over again. Wow singing their Grand Pop's songs. There Back It's the Bee Gees.
Coolest guys ever! Wrote not only great songs but great beats and rhythms. Fanny be tender with my love please. You Win Again for an 80s flavour. Audio version of Tragedy is brilliant. Can't go wrong with Bee Gees.
Great, great réaction!!! Welcome in Bee Gees' era when dancing was a real addiction 🕺💃🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍Love Robin, Barry and Mo forever, they are brilliant💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is pure disco, I use to skate to it. This is off a movie sound track Saturday Night Fever” starring John Travolta. They have a concert on You tube “One Night Only” they go through there songs. There song WORDS & Tragedy are 2 of my favorites. ❤️🔥
This was the biggest hit by the Bee Gees. From the movie soundtrack Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta. This double album spawned 11 hits on the Billboard Singles Chart and still holds the record today for most hits from a movie soundtrack. Night Fever spent 8 weeks at #1.
@@saturnnet1627 Yes!! I was 9/10 years old...Saturday mornings at 10am for lessons at the skating rink, after shoveling Frosted Flakes and watching cartoons...
🛼 YOU HAVE no idea what it was like rollar skating to disco in the 70’s!!! Everybody, and I mean everybody got together to have a dancing good time skating. The BeeGees are legends … keep it up. 🥰
I grew up in the disco days. In the early seventies I went dancing for the first time in a discotheek. Those were the days. I also love soul, Motown, funk, the sound of Philadelphia. Enjoy the music. 💕💕💕🎶🎶🎶👍
Another great Bee Gees song and I'm singing along remembering every word. I always loved this one because it's kinda chill and makes me happy. Glad you enjoyed it!!
Long ago when I was in college every weekend my friends and I would dance to the Bee Gees at the local night club, the night fever was the desire to get down and dance all night long.
It seems strange to see Barry without his beard. How young they were. Golden Nugget is in Las Vegas. Their first show at movie theater was 1956. Barry was 10 and the twins Robin Maurice were 7.
You're correct about the rolls skates, we called it Roller Disco; basically a night club on roller skates, a total blast with Bee Gees in heavy rotation, mirror balls, lighted dance floors etc. -- think Saturday Night Fever on roller skates 😉😁 Enjoyed your reaction, thx.
Yep skated to that on skates, but we didn't have roller blades, the old school models were all we had. I was quite the skate dancer until they turned out the lights and dropped the disco ball and then I couldn't keep my balance! This song and "Oh What a night" were staples in the rink.
Your reaction to this song breathes new life into it. It's a beloved disco classic. Us, fortunate people that got to live through it's release thank you for appreciating it. I'm a self proclaimed music lover, and I can say that music is no longer what it used to be. But it's a joy to see you enjoy it. Your reactions are the best! Love ya!
Love you Greg and your appreciation for my era born the same year as Barry 46 same age 76yrs old! I never appreciated the BeeGees til the Reactions woke me up! thank you
The song is from the classic disco movie "Saturday Night Fever "(1977) and is on the soundtrack for the movie. It is considered a disco classic as is "Stayin' Alive " which is featured at the opening of the movie as John Travolta struts down the street.The Bee Gees wrote several songs for the movie soundtrack none of were nominated for an Academy Award. Back then the the Academy's music branch was prejudice against rock and pop music being nominated for Best Song or Music Score.
That beat's a skate flow, for sure! That electro-sound is a Moog synth (keyboard). The Bee Gees band has played with the bothers for a long time, and they are tight!
So watch them playing it live on their One Night Only concert in Las Vegas, 1997! They combined it with 'More Than A Woman', you'll be thrilled, I promise you!
Oh, this is the ultimate "Hustle" song. I saw Sat Night Fever at 13 in the theater and my mom was scandalized that she'd taken us to see such a profane movie!!! Still have the soundtrack :)
Remember this song well from my childhood as my uncle had their records. Always thought these guys were from the US. But they are actually brits...from the Isle of Man, no less. However "Bee Gees" was formed after they moved to Australia.
I don't know if you're interested in doing movie reactions, but if you are, you might like to check out Saturday Night Fever with its fantastic Bee Gees soundtrack. Many of the songs you've been listening to are from that movie. It's about 1970s disco/dance culture when it was mainly a working class thing - a way to let off steam, and a reason to get glammed up, dance and dream and flirt a little at the end of the working week, no matter how poor you were. Some amazing dance scenes and fashions of the era and as a bonus it actually has some good acting and plot lines.
If you haven't tried these yet, you must! Too Much Heaven, Tragedy, You Should Be Dancin', and, well, all of their songs are fantastic! Keep checking out their stuff. Started singing in 1958 right through the early 2000s, and can do so many different styles! The best song writers, lyrics, harmonies, and as good live as they were in the studio. Thanks for exploring their catalog!
I used to roller skate to the song every Friday night in Laramie Wyoming...yes it was the 70's... hello from Cody Wyoming by the way you're awesome keep it up😀
we were definitely at the rink skating to this! u should watch the movie "Saturday night fever" lots of bee gees music. I think its Vegas I saw other famous casinos too, or possibly Atlantic city back in the 70s
You hit it! We used to go to skating rink in Fri. Nights, with no lights except a bunch of disco balls . Eith this music playing! So much fun whether with others or alone because everyone was just enjoying the skating, the cool music, the meeting of random friends....
You've been bitten by the Bee Gees bug!! Their catalog is deep...pack a Lunch and maybe a snack!! Enjoy!!
Love disco music...tq
I LOVE seeing the younger generations loving this music
Late 70's, almost every song in the Top 10 was either the BeeGees or their younger brother Andy Gibb....all 4 so gifted & fabulous🔥
Watch the film, "Saturday Night Fever" where this song and several other legend hits were used, it's the film that turned John Travolta into a worldwide superstar.... Enjoy
❤️🎶❤️
That’s what I came into the comments to say, my exposure to this song as a kid was the movie “ Saturday Night Fever”👍🏼
bee gees love you inside out
I spent the whole 1970s dancing 💃in the discos to
these Bee Gees. Great times.
Andy Gibb was my favorite he was very talented in his own right he passed away at 30 yrs. old from Myocarditis awesome reaction
Barry Gibb’s voice always blew me away and he was my favorite of all three. Just the range he could reach was unbelievable ❤
Saturday Night Fever is Best movie soundtrack ever!
Our Aussie legends, welcome to the 70/80s!!!!!!
Jive Talkin --- BeeGees really funky song...great
World No. 1 Hit in 1978 - the Brothers Gibb set with this dance floor monster banger finally the whole world on fire. This was #1 in 26 countries and is still the hallmark of the disco shuffle, who was instructed by John Travolta in the amazing SNF Movie - a film for an entire generation. 🕺🕺 this is the Night Fever dance finger point emoji 👍
I am so glad to have been a part of the dance, skating, international socializing, glamour, cross culture events on university campus'es and More.Long live great music and good times!
@Jeff Flaherty Yes, and i gave in!
I love it when the youngest love and appreciate good music. 🔥🔥🔥. This was the ish in high school.😭😭😭❤❤
Bee Gees never disappoint 😎🥰🥰💎
The 70's was it!! It was some of the best music EVER!!! 60's & 70's was the best era's to grow up in. I had a good time and the music was everything and when Disco hit, well The Bee Gees was at the top.
😂😂😂😂😂😂 “only think of skating rinks”. Yes 100% this went on for many years! It was GREAT! 😂❤. I almost fell off the couch I bursted out laughing
"You should be dancing"... next? That'll get stuck in your head 😎
How do mend a broken heart for sure ( BEE GEES )
Disco and the Bee Gees went hand in hand!!
Done some major roller skating to this tune! Good old days for sure! These guys have always been and always will be 100% amazing! Talented beyond belief 🥰👍
Empire Rolling Skating NYC.
Oh mon dieu it's super pure disco génial I watching from France and I loved this groupe year 80 top top thank for your reaction kiss🗼🗼❤️🇫🇷
Right roller-skating doing the spaghetti legs! weaving in and out on the floor. 💥💥💥
Or seat dancing LOL
💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💯❤🥰
You're right--The Bee Gees were too perfect!! A gift to the world from God.
I skated every weekend to these phenomenal brothers. All through the 70’s & 80’s!!!!!! And they still play this today……..so my kids love them now 🎵❤️
That's exactly what that song does, it puts a smile on your face and your moving with the beat. Just two days ago I watched a clip their Grandsons, 4 in their teens on stage singing this song. You close your eyes, it was them all over again. Wow singing their Grand Pop's songs. There Back It's the Bee Gees.
Coolest guys ever! Wrote not only great songs but great beats and rhythms. Fanny be tender with my love please. You Win Again for an 80s flavour. Audio version of Tragedy is brilliant. Can't go wrong with Bee Gees.
Great, great réaction!!! Welcome in Bee Gees' era when dancing was a real addiction 🕺💃🤩🤩🤩🤩👍👍👍Love Robin, Barry and Mo forever, they are brilliant💖💖💖💖💖💖
This is pure disco, I use to skate to it. This is off a movie sound track Saturday Night Fever” starring John Travolta. They have a concert on You tube “One Night Only” they go through there songs. There song WORDS & Tragedy are 2 of my favorites. ❤️🔥
I still skate to it!
Love it
This was the biggest hit by the Bee Gees. From the movie soundtrack Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta. This double album spawned 11 hits on the Billboard Singles Chart and still holds the record today for most hits from a movie soundtrack. Night Fever spent 8 weeks at #1.
You nailed it! This was the jam at the skating rink back in the day. During the late 70s their music was everywhere. And it was awesome!
It was so awesome, & sadly missed.....
Right On! Those of us that were too young for the discotheque had a great time at the roller rink with the BeeGees bangers.
@@saturnnet1627 Yes!! I was 9/10 years old...Saturday mornings at 10am for lessons at the skating rink, after shoveling Frosted Flakes and watching cartoons...
🛼 YOU HAVE no idea what it was like rollar skating to disco in the 70’s!!! Everybody, and I mean everybody got together to have a dancing good time skating. The BeeGees are legends … keep it up. 🥰
roller skated to this song many Saturday nights , loved it . i am so glad i grew up in the 70's .
you cant get any more 70s sounding song than that song right there!!!! Love the Bee Gees !!!!
I grew up in the disco days. In the early seventies I went dancing for the first time in a discotheek. Those were the days. I also love soul, Motown, funk, the sound of Philadelphia. Enjoy the music. 💕💕💕🎶🎶🎶👍
Groovy now watch the movie Saturday night fever where this came from❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
It was something we enjoyed very much skating to at the roller rink. It's nice seeing you enjoy it as much as we did.
The Bee Gee's are what cool was, back in the 70's & 80's, I really miss those days!!!
70s!
Yep I was ! 1979 roller skating rink every weekend.
I love you! As a 50+ I have memories of roller skating to this with the disco lights, back in the day oh so many years ago.
No other artists could be any better than the BGees. Brothers Gibb....
-rollordrome every friday and saturday night. danced my size 5 precisions off to this song.
I used to skate to the Bee Gees all the time in the 70's and 80's with the disc ball! There was nothing like it!
“This next one will be a moonlight all-skate...lady’s choice...”
Another great Bee Gees song and I'm singing along remembering every word. I always loved this one because it's kinda chill and makes me happy. Glad you enjoyed it!!
This is before auto fake pure vocal talent 👍
Words can’t express how much I love this song.
Oh Yeah Man! We roller skated to this back in the Disco Days
I was a kid in 1977. I saw Saturday night fever with my dad. Good times
The young artists of today could take lessons from the oldies..
This was the jam......more R&B than disco...
You GOTTA see Saturday Night Fever! Love that you love it. See the movie, please! John Travolta dances like a fool.
Long ago when I was in college every weekend my friends and I would dance to the Bee Gees at the local night club, the night fever was the desire to get down and dance all night long.
It seems strange to see Barry without his beard. How young they were. Golden Nugget is in Las Vegas. Their first show at movie theater was 1956. Barry was 10 and the twins Robin Maurice were 7.
You're correct about the rolls skates, we called it Roller Disco; basically a night club on roller skates, a total blast with Bee Gees in heavy rotation, mirror balls, lighted dance floors etc. -- think Saturday Night Fever on roller skates 😉😁 Enjoyed your reaction, thx.
I, like so many others, did a lot of skating to this song among so many other Bee Gees' hits way back in the day.
A Skaters vibe🛼 was close but Actually it’s a 70’s Disco jam 🎉💃🏻🎆🕺🏻🎊
The 70s , good times !!!!!!!!!
Yep skated to that on skates, but we didn't have roller blades, the old school models were all we had. I was quite the skate dancer until they turned out the lights and dropped the disco ball and then I couldn't keep my balance! This song and "Oh What a night" were staples in the rink.
You are so friggin' charming.
I was dancing to it on skates.
Your reaction to this song breathes new life into it. It's a beloved disco classic. Us, fortunate people that got to live through it's release thank you for appreciating it. I'm a self proclaimed music lover, and I can say that music is no longer what it used to be. But it's a joy to see you enjoy it. Your reactions are the best! Love ya!
Love you Greg and your appreciation for my era born the same year as Barry 46 same age 76yrs old! I never appreciated the BeeGees til the Reactions woke me up! thank you
Thanks for making me smile at your joy. Keep it up!
It’s a great song to have stuck in your head. This song will make a person want to dance even if we are sitting in a chair!
skated! disco ball turning...i was in middle school...good memories
Here are another couple of songs you should check out from the Bee Gees "You Should be Dancing" and "Too Much heaven".
You have to watch the Saturday Night Fever movie intro if you want to get the full measure of this song ... sooo fun and cool. John Travolta. :) :) :)
The song is from the classic disco movie "Saturday Night Fever "(1977) and is on the soundtrack for the movie. It is considered a disco classic as is "Stayin' Alive " which is featured at the opening of the movie as John Travolta struts down the street.The Bee Gees wrote several songs for the movie soundtrack none of were nominated for an Academy Award. Back then the the Academy's music branch was prejudice against rock and pop music being nominated for Best Song or Music Score.
Disco at it's finest!❤️🤣
LOVED roller skating to this song back in the day! You nailed that one!
My favorites: THE BEEGEES!
The Golden Nugget Casino is in Las Vegas Nevada.
They have several "branches" in Florida, Louisiana, of course Vegas and maybe a couple others.
Dude!
You have got to watch the movie Saturday Night Fever.
This song is part of the soundtrack.
The Bee Gees did the soundtrack for the movie.
Definitely roller-skating time with this one!
I loved watching u do a reaction to this song
That beat's a skate flow, for sure! That electro-sound is a Moog synth (keyboard). The Bee Gees band has played with the bothers for a long time, and they are tight!
😂 Yeah, this was definitely our skating rink song!
Yes!!!! It never gets old! Please react to LOVE ME and IF I CAN’T HAVE YOU - by Bee Gees and also the cover versions by YVONNE ELLIMAN.
So watch them playing it live on their One Night Only concert in Las Vegas, 1997! They combined it with 'More Than A Woman', you'll be thrilled, I promise you!
YES, we absolutely did skate to this at the roller rink, and it was awesome!
My fav is their “Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)”. Great R & B
Oh, this is the ultimate "Hustle" song. I saw Sat Night Fever at 13 in the theater and my mom was scandalized that she'd taken us to see such a profane movie!!! Still have the soundtrack :)
Remember this song well from my childhood as my uncle had their records.
Always thought these guys were from the US.
But they are actually brits...from the Isle of Man, no less. However "Bee Gees" was formed after they moved to Australia.
Disco at its finest! Bee Gees were HUGE back in the day. Watch Saturday Night Fever to get a good look at what was going on.
I don't know if you're interested in doing movie reactions, but if you are, you might like to check out Saturday Night Fever with its fantastic Bee Gees soundtrack. Many of the songs you've been listening to are from that movie. It's about 1970s disco/dance culture when it was mainly a working class thing - a way to let off steam, and a reason to get glammed up, dance and dream and flirt a little at the end of the working week, no matter how poor you were. Some amazing dance scenes and fashions of the era and as a bonus it actually has some good acting and plot lines.
Get up and dance, you know you can't sit still when this is on! We danced and skated to this! Perfect beat! Great times!
Disco time, love it, watch this movie if you got a chance, you gonna entertain it.
yup, skating rink... for sure !!
If you haven't tried these yet, you must! Too Much Heaven, Tragedy, You Should Be Dancin', and, well, all of their songs are fantastic! Keep checking out their stuff. Started singing in 1958 right through the early 2000s, and can do so many different styles! The best song writers, lyrics, harmonies, and as good live as they were in the studio. Thanks for exploring their catalog!
That was Las Vegas in the 70's. I lived there at that time.
the 70s was a vibe...the music from 70s-90s was a Renaissance in hindsight
I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS GREG ONE OF MY FAVORITES !😍👍
Yes they used to play that song in the skating rinks. And turned on the mirror balls.. Was very disco like.
I used to roller skate to the song every Friday night in Laramie Wyoming...yes it was the 70's... hello from Cody Wyoming by the way you're awesome keep it up😀
Maravilhosa banda!👋👋👋👋❤❤❤😍🤩🇧🇷
we were definitely at the rink skating to this! u should watch the movie "Saturday night fever" lots of bee gees music. I think its Vegas I saw other famous casinos too, or possibly Atlantic city back in the 70s
People used to dress up in club clothes and make a party at the roller rinks across the country!! 😁❤
The inspiration for this song is the sound the car tires made when they drove across a bridge in Miami, true story
No way you can listen to that song and not wanna 🕺 dance. Thanks for reaction
You are so funny to watch!! 😅🤣 Love me some Bee Gees!!
You hit it! We used to go to skating rink in Fri. Nights, with no lights except a bunch of disco balls . Eith this music playing! So much fun whether with others or alone because everyone was just enjoying the skating, the cool music, the meeting of random friends....