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they are the BEE GEES one of the greatest bands in the history , 220 millions records sold, and i cant understan you didnt know this super famous group
The accompanying music video for the song is of an entirely different concept from Saturday Night Fever. Filmed on MGM Studios' backlot #2 in Culver City, California, while the group was simultaneously filming the movie Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot, the video featured Quality Street (a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein) as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire. As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969.
Based on the times, back in the '70's in New York City ( riots, power outages, gas shortages, no work, Son of Sam murders), it was a crazy time. Filmed on an old studio that was used for the TV series Combat. The train was used in the movie Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid.
The one in the middle is Sir Barry Gibb, the last man standing in the Gibb's family, you can't judge this great band by one song, they had started very young in the late 50s, and I can tell you thier songs never fail to amaze me till now.. Side note: the bee gees wrote all of thier songs, and wrote songs for other singers which became hits, island in the stream is an example for that..
Some stats; Brothers Barry, Maurice & Robin Gibb began in 1955 as The Rattlesnakes, (Barry age 9 & the twins almost 6). 1958, were renamed BGs (later Bee Gee's). In the US alone, starting in 1967, they had 30 top 40 hits (23 top 10, 9 #1 & 6 were consecutive #1s). Worldwide, over 120 million records sold. 22 studio albums. 83 singles. 2 live albums. 15 compilations. 4 Soundtracks, including Saturday Night Fever, the 2nd largest selling soundtrack of all time (in Library of Congress, as Culturally Significant). 3 Grammys, plus Grammy Legend & Lifetime Achievement Awards. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Songwriters Hall of Fame (1031 songs by Barry, Robin & Maurice, together, alone or with others). Wrote hits for Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Barbra Steisand, Frankie Valli, Samantha Sang, Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers & more (many also produced by Barry). Barry is the only songwriter in history to have written 4 consecutive #1 songs on US charts. Starting with Bee Gee's Stayin Alive, hit #1 Feb. 4 & held for 4 weeks. March 4, was bumped by brother Andy Gibb’s (Love is) Thicker Than Water, #1 for 2 weeks. That was displaced by Bee Gee's Night Fever, #1 for 8 weeks, followed by Yvonne Elliman's If I Can't Have You, #1 week of May 13. Since Barry co-wrote all 4, from Feb. 4, 1978, till mid-May 1978, with no gap, a song (co) written by Barry held the #1 position. Not many will ever come close to their career.
Yes! This was my time! What a great time this was! Dancing the whole night, bringing my girl back home, kissing in the doorway, quietly so her parents dont wake up.😉 Wonderfull memories...
There are so many great Bee Gees songs to choose from. But I'd suggest Nights on Broadway (Midnight Special live version 1975), To Love Somebody (1967 version), Lonely Days, Fanny Be Tender With My Love, and Mr. Natural. But you can't go wrong with just about anything by the Bee Gees.
This is one of the biggest songs off the 2nd biggest selling album in history. This was the first song in the opening of Saturday Night Fever. Watch the movie and you’ll understand it. By the way this is the 70’s disco era. Barry Gibb the lead singer is the only one left alive of the brothers. They made some of the greatest music of all time.
I found this on Wikipedia: "It was filmed on MGM Studio's backlot #2 in Culver City, California. The group was filming the movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot at the same time. The video featured Quality Street-a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein-as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire.[10] As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969."
The Bee Gees were around many years until they made it big in the era of Disco. They had some success in the late 60s. However, their songs were highlighted in the movie, Saturday Night Fever. They never looked back.
Top songwriters and producers of their own songs in every genre, and also for many others... said to all have perfect pitch. Many of their vocals were recorded in one take, and they were unparalleled for their ability to perform live. Musical geniuses! For perspective, react to BEE GEES 1960 at ages 13 and 10, recorded for TV in Australia about a year before Barry was signed to a 5 year publishing contract at age 15. Robin is famous for his very unique vibrato. Please react to his best loved classic I STARTED A JOKE Live 1989.
History Check: The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie. Since 1977 it is now one of the biggest single of all time with 31million record sales worldwide 👍 It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world and for sure it is the most iconic song of the 70´s decade. 🍾 It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history This epic video was filmed on MGM Studios in Culver City in Hollywood California in the filmset ruins of That’s Entertainment starring Fred Astaire from 1974 during the same time when the BeeGees filming the Beatles movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1978 on the lot at the same time.
Heard you say, just like MJ on the background. Gotta know, they and especially Barry (the man in the middle), were kinda Idols for him. Got a strength connection, so later on MJ became godfather of Barry's son Michael. He described that his 'Thriller'-album wouldn't exist the way it was, without the influance that had the music of the Bee Gees on him. There's a collaboration of Barry and MJ, to find on YT. The song is called 'All In Your Name', I'll tellya, that one's gonna getya down on your knees.
This song was released in 1977, way before you were born. Barry, the one in the middle is the oldest. The other two are twins and both died a long time ago.
That line about being a woman’s man needs to be shouted on every street corner today; you all are young but those kind of men USED to exist in much larger numbers then they do today. Really enjoyed your reactions.👍👍
You need to watch the movie. You would understand it. The head singer is Barry. They had a younger brother Andy that sang very well but has passed away.
GOOD REACTION. This is my era and generation. Welcome to the world of "DISCO," Here are some facts about the Bee Gee's: 1.Barry Gibbs is 2 years older than I am. I grew up in this Era called DISCO. 2.Barry was the lead singer and his brother's were mostly backup, but all 3 were GREAT. 3.This was Family Harmony at its best. 3 Brothers. (Three voices that sounds like one). 4.They were a normal band until they tried something different. 5.It was an accident, they decided to sing "FALSETTO" for fun. 6.The people loved it, and DEMANDED more. 7 This became their unique, signature sound, and trademark that shot them to the top. 8. Barry was the lead singer, Robin and Maurice HARMONIZED ALSO IN FALSETTO. 9.Their unique sound that made them famous. 10 If you listen close you can hear the Falsetto of all 3. 11. It became their standard. The Disco Era was dying at this point. 12. The Bee Gee's Music, breathed new life into the Disco Era. 13, That kept DISCO alive and popular for many more years. 14. The Bee Gee's wrote 1030 songs in their life. 15.They wrote many songs, for other famous artist, who made those songs famous. 16.They broke many long standing records, in their lifetime. 17. They wrote all of their own music. 18. And all 3 played instruments themselves. 19. They would be honored that a new generation is hearing their music. 20. Feel free to check out my facts for yourself.
Nothing wrong with being surprised about cultural differences in sound. I'm an old white guy that grew up in a racist time when Elvis was too black and Hendrix was too white, it's refreshing to acknowledge 'Blue-eyed soul' and enjoying it for what it is. You two should do reaction videos for Grayson Hugh. Here's a few links th-cam.com/video/INROSee6NGM/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/G-Db3scgx3M/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/OXN1COipDQo/w-d-xo.html
The Bee Gees hung around with the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Samuel Cook, Otis Redding lll, Aretha Franklin just to name a few. Perhaps some of that soul rub off on the Bee Gees music and singing? 😮
Awesome reaction by you both! Now listen to this one (please 🙂). th-cam.com/video/49FdcbEmK2w/w-d-xo.html By the way, they are called "The Bee Gees" which is taken from Barry Gibbs's first initial of his first and last name - B G. So really, as the leader of the group, the group is named after him.
No I don't think they are African American I think they sing falsetto and I know they are white and originally from the isle of man and northern England .
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These guys could write more hit songs in a day then most writers will create in a lifetime. Barry and Robins vocal range streach from here to mars.
The Bee Gees sang Stayin' Alive. They wrote it too as they did the vast majority of the songs they sang.
they are the BEE GEES one of the greatest bands in the history , 220 millions records sold, and i cant understan you didnt know this super famous group
The accompanying music video for the song is of an entirely different concept from Saturday Night Fever. Filmed on MGM Studios' backlot #2 in Culver City, California, while the group was simultaneously filming the movie Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot, the video featured Quality Street (a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein) as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire.
As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969.
wow are you two in for a journey when you see how many hits and great songs the Bee Gee's have made lol
Based on the times, back in the '70's in New York City ( riots, power outages, gas shortages, no work, Son of Sam murders), it was a crazy time. Filmed on an old studio that was used for the TV series Combat. The train was used in the movie Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid.
They also had a younger brother who performed on his own & sounded a lot like the Bee Gees.
The one in the middle is Sir Barry Gibb, the last man standing in the Gibb's family, you can't judge this great band by one song, they had started very young in the late 50s, and I can tell you thier songs never fail to amaze me till now..
Side note: the bee gees wrote all of thier songs, and wrote songs for other singers which became hits, island in the stream is an example for that..
Some stats; Brothers Barry, Maurice & Robin Gibb began in 1955 as The Rattlesnakes, (Barry age 9 & the twins almost 6). 1958, were renamed BGs (later Bee Gee's). In the US alone, starting in 1967, they had 30 top 40 hits (23 top 10, 9 #1 & 6 were consecutive #1s). Worldwide, over 120 million records sold. 22 studio albums. 83 singles. 2 live albums. 15 compilations. 4 Soundtracks, including Saturday Night Fever, the 2nd largest selling soundtrack of all time (in Library of Congress, as Culturally Significant). 3 Grammys, plus Grammy Legend & Lifetime Achievement Awards. Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Songwriters Hall of Fame (1031 songs by Barry, Robin & Maurice, together, alone or with others). Wrote hits for Diana Ross, Dionne Warwick, Barbra Steisand, Frankie Valli, Samantha Sang, Dolly Parton & Kenny Rogers & more (many also produced by Barry). Barry is the only songwriter in history to have written 4 consecutive #1 songs on US charts. Starting with Bee Gee's Stayin Alive, hit #1 Feb. 4 & held for 4 weeks. March 4, was bumped by brother Andy Gibb’s (Love is) Thicker Than Water, #1 for 2 weeks. That was displaced by Bee Gee's Night Fever, #1 for 8 weeks, followed by Yvonne Elliman's If I Can't Have You, #1 week of May 13. Since Barry co-wrote all 4, from Feb. 4, 1978, till mid-May 1978, with no gap, a song (co) written by Barry held the #1 position. Not many will ever come close to their career.
They are legends. I GROW up with there music coz my paps loves them😊
Yes! This was my time! What a great time this was! Dancing the whole night, bringing my girl back home, kissing in the doorway, quietly so her parents dont wake up.😉
Wonderfull memories...
this is great! Yes such a classic and so different from what you see now
bee gees how deep is your love
Too Much Heaven by the Bee Gee
Hi Enuf I have too much heaven on this Channel :). Look around :)
Their pre-disco song Words is great!! Just sayin’ Mrs P!!😜
There are so many great Bee Gees songs to choose from. But I'd suggest Nights on Broadway (Midnight Special live version 1975), To Love Somebody (1967 version), Lonely Days, Fanny Be Tender With My Love, and Mr. Natural. But you can't go wrong with just about anything by the Bee Gees.
That was great to see you enjoy this!!😊🌹
This is one of the biggest songs off the 2nd biggest selling album in history. This was the first song in the opening of Saturday Night Fever. Watch the movie and you’ll understand it.
By the way this is the 70’s disco era. Barry Gibb the lead singer is the only one left alive of the brothers. They made some of the greatest music of all time.
She loves you man. It just comes off the screen . You’re lucky
🥺✈️😍
The Bee gees were big in Saturdays night fever the movie John Travolta
this is a classic hit
I found this on Wikipedia: "It was filmed on MGM Studio's backlot #2 in Culver City, California. The group was filming the movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot at the same time. The video featured Quality Street-a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein-as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire.[10] As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969."
The Bee Gees were around many years until they made it big in the era of Disco. They had some success in the late 60s. However, their songs were highlighted in the movie, Saturday Night Fever. They never looked back.
Top songwriters and producers of their own songs in every genre, and also for many others... said to all have perfect pitch. Many of their vocals were recorded in one take, and they were unparalleled for their ability to perform live. Musical geniuses! For perspective, react to BEE GEES 1960 at ages 13 and 10, recorded for TV in Australia about a year before Barry was signed to a 5 year publishing contract at age 15. Robin is famous for his very unique vibrato. Please react to his best loved classic I STARTED A JOKE Live 1989.
This is from the Saturday Night Fever movie that made John Travolta famous
you put disco/easy listening back in the 1977 and its a hit, great reaction
History Check: The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie. Since 1977 it is now one of the biggest single of all time with 31million record sales worldwide 👍
It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world and for sure it is the most iconic song of the 70´s decade. 🍾
It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history
This epic video was filmed on MGM Studios in Culver City in Hollywood California in the filmset ruins of That’s Entertainment starring Fred Astaire from 1974 during the same time when the BeeGees filming the Beatles movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 1978 on the lot at the same time.
Very nice music thanks for sharing
Heard you say, just like MJ on the background. Gotta know, they and especially Barry (the man in the middle), were kinda Idols for him. Got a strength connection, so later on MJ became godfather of Barry's son Michael. He described that his 'Thriller'-album wouldn't exist the way it was, without the influance that had the music of the Bee Gees on him. There's a collaboration of Barry and MJ, to find on YT. The song is called 'All In Your Name', I'll tellya, that one's gonna getya down on your knees.
This song was released in 1977, way before you were born. Barry, the one in the middle is the oldest. The other two are twins and both died a long time ago.
That line about being a woman’s man needs to be shouted on every street corner today; you all are young but those kind of men USED to exist in much larger numbers then they do today. Really enjoyed your reactions.👍👍
They really are brothers the Brothers Gibb & they're from Australia. This was from the 70s or 80s
Lovely brothers
It was filmed on a studio backlot, among decaying exterior film sets.
great love
Hello idol support love to your family
It was filmed on the back lot of MGM before the land was sold
Lonely Days Lonely Nights
Barry is the last living Bee Gee.
You need to watch the movie. You would understand it.
The head singer is Barry.
They had a younger brother Andy that sang very well but has passed away.
You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever
The guy "in the middle" is Barry Gibb, the lead singer. He's the last surviving member of the Bee Gees.
Tragedy, jive talking, night fever,You should be dancing Bee Gees
A lot of reactors are shocked to find out they aren’t black! Listen to Fanny be tender with my love, it’s an older song but their vocals are crazy!
👏👏🤜
GOOD REACTION. This is my era and generation. Welcome to the world of "DISCO," Here are some facts about the Bee Gee's:
1.Barry Gibbs is 2 years older than I am. I grew up in this Era called DISCO.
2.Barry was the lead singer and his brother's were mostly backup, but all 3 were GREAT.
3.This was Family Harmony at its best. 3 Brothers.
(Three voices that sounds like one).
4.They were a normal band until they tried something different.
5.It was an accident, they decided to sing "FALSETTO" for fun.
6.The people loved it, and DEMANDED more.
7 This became their unique, signature sound, and trademark that shot them to the top.
8. Barry was the lead singer, Robin and Maurice HARMONIZED ALSO IN FALSETTO.
9.Their unique sound that made them famous.
10 If you listen close you can hear the Falsetto of all 3.
11. It became their standard. The Disco Era was dying at this point.
12. The Bee Gee's Music, breathed new life into the Disco Era.
13, That kept DISCO alive and popular for many more years.
14. The Bee Gee's wrote 1030 songs in their life.
15.They wrote many songs, for other famous artist, who made those songs famous.
16.They broke many long standing records, in their lifetime.
17. They wrote all of their own music.
18. And all 3 played instruments themselves.
19. They would be honored that a new generation is hearing their music.
20. Feel free to check out my facts for yourself.
The one in the middle...Barry is the only one left....RIP
Bee Gees, the best
Its just Bee Gees. It stands for Brothers Gibb.
They also had a younger brother, Andy Gibb who had a solo career. He sadly passed away far too young.
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Check out "How to fall in love part 1" from Size isn't Everything (1993) as well as the entire album it's their best 90's album
Hotel California by the Eagles, take it easy, lying eyes, Desperado
Video filmed at studios MGM
Please react to FOR WHOM THE BELL TOLLS LIVE by the BEEGEES thanks
Be sure you get the video of them with the Brooklyn Bridge overhead, and the NYC skyline in the background.
Hello host
Guys please please listen to BeeGees- I'm Satisfied from the Sprits Haven flown album
It's part of the MGM lot ,for a movie set in 1940s northern France, so it looks bombed.
The Brothers Gibb ... listen to Too much Heaven
Hi Tea I have too much Heaven on this channel. Take a look 🚀
This dude keeps looking up at the camera and catching me looking at his wife. This is too dangerous for me to continue.
you cant listen to this song and not try to dance, bod ur head or try to hit one of them high notes
Bro 💯😎
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They were way before Michael Jackson.
Nothing wrong with being surprised about cultural differences in sound. I'm an old white guy that grew up in a racist time when Elvis was too black and Hendrix was too white, it's refreshing to acknowledge 'Blue-eyed soul' and enjoying it for what it is. You two should do reaction videos for Grayson Hugh. Here's a few links th-cam.com/video/INROSee6NGM/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/G-Db3scgx3M/w-d-xo.html and th-cam.com/video/OXN1COipDQo/w-d-xo.html
The Bee Gees hung around with the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Samuel Cook, Otis Redding lll, Aretha Franklin just to name a few. Perhaps some of that soul rub off on the Bee Gees music and singing? 😮
This is real Gangster cocaine music
Can you please react to the Crash Test Dummies song called The ballad of Peter Pumpkin head
Please
Can you please react to Bluezone song called Jackie
Please
Michael Jackson has nothing to do with this. To start, these boys could SING.
Awesome reaction by you both! Now listen to this one (please 🙂). th-cam.com/video/49FdcbEmK2w/w-d-xo.html
By the way, they are called "The Bee Gees" which is taken from Barry Gibbs's first initial of his first and last name - B G. So really, as the leader of the group, the group is named after him.
Bee Gees / Brothers Gibb, not Barry Gibb
@@normcummings1967 Maybe, but considering Barry's ego I'm not so sure. And I have read otherwise.
No I don't think they are African American I think they sing falsetto and I know they are white and originally from the isle of man and northern England .