Barry without facial hair... WHAT A CONCEPT!!! Actually, 3 song videos were apparently made around the same time, this being one of them. As for the other two... there is an alternate video for "Stayin' Alive" that also has a bare-faced Barry, as well as an alternate video for "How Deep Is Your Love" with a bare-faced Barry. All three of these were recorded in a similar style and have a similar look. Apparently, all three of these videos were made before the songs became hits, and the other videos for "Stayin' Alive" and "How Deep Is Your Love" (the ones where Barry DOES have facial hair) were made later on. As far as I know, the bare-faced Barry video for "Night Fever" was the only video made for that song. To find the alternate video for "Stayin' Alive" (you really want to see this one as there is some hip shaking going on), look for the keywords BEE GEES STAYIN' ALIVE VIDEO 2 . It's worth the time to watch it.
I guess this music video was made in '78, but not shown to the public until 26 years later in 2004. It was shot in a darkened studio, layered over the🎥 background video filmed while driving along "Motel Row"🌃....which was a 3-mile motel strip & is now Sunny Isles Beach, FL🎼!
Oh you gota love that wah wah pedal effect on the backing guitar...topped with the short sharp riffs and the superb vocals makes this an instant floor filler at any disco....thank you ladies for this reaction xx
Night Fever is such an iconic disco song. Along with Stayin' Alive, this song defined an era. The Bee Gees dominance of 1978 was incredible. This was when disco was the most popular musical genre and the Bee Gees were the top musical group in the world. While I love all the different eras of the Bee Gees music, this is my favorite. Just feel-good, fun music.
One of their great 70s songs! Classic Bee Gees (at least for my younger generation, this is what we mostly associate with them). Can't help but to be happy and dance when this plays
You have to stop doing this to me. Now there is no calming myself down for awhile. This was the soundtrack of my life at the time. There was feathered hair, satin shirts and stacked heels. I love everything about it (and I know exactly what you are talking about). I already loved the Bee Gees since the first time I saw them on TV in 1968. "Main Course" from 1975 is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is just "Night Fever" feels personal. The music was, and is, magic. ❣❣
I think that this was the second Bee Gees song I heard apart from stayin alive about a year ago, and since then I've been listening to all the Bee Gees music and there are so many awesome songs. I can't wait for you to listen to the other Bee Gees songs and thanks for all the reactions.
I can totally relate. We loved it. The clubs were fun. Lighted dance floors. Dance all night. And breakfast after. We never saw fighting in the clubs and didn't worry about people spiking your drinks and all that garbage. Clubs today wouldn't be the same, unfortunately.
Hello..from Texas. Daughter..u r Pretty..Mom..u r Awesome. TOGETHER..YA'LL ARE PRETTY AWESOME. I stumbled across ur channel. GROOVY! Love the Bee Gees!👍🇨🇱
Oh the memories. 1977. Graduating high school. Lots of homework. Listening to the radio a lot. Discos were all the rage. My "cool" R&R purist buddies ditched their "disco sucks" mantra when they found out all of the girls were packing the discos. But the music definitely didn't suck. This song and Stayin' Alive from the soundtrack album of the movie "Saturday Night Fever" were played nearly endlessly on the radio. I recall the DJ on a popular radio station playing Stayin' Alive back-to-back. He said it was the first time he had ever done that. I believe it was the first time the station had ever done that. And this was a R&R station here in New Orleans. Talk about a change in culture. The Bee Gees wrote many of the songs on the soundtrack.
The drum beat from this song was looped and used as the drum part for Stayin' Alive, because Dennis Bryon, the drummer, had to attend urgently to some family affair, and the Bee Gees could not wait to put down their new record - a timeless classic to be, as it turned out. Later, Bryon overdubbed a few cymbal hits though, when he got back, listened to the playback of Stayin' Alive and did not find anything more to add to it ))
Yup, I do know what your taking about. 70's music ruled. What a great time to have lived through. So, so sad that todays generation missed it. What a decade it was.
This Song helped change the name of the Movie Saturday Night to Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees were asked to write Songs for the Movie Saturday Night and the Bee Gees said they had written a Song called Night Fever, The Bee Gees allowed Night Fever to be used in the Movie Title and Saturday Night became Saturday Night Fever and the Song Night Fever was used in the Movie.
Nice reaction you two,again! You are doing many songs I like and I also like your reactions and how you talk about them and react on them....great job!(please do a tonload of ABBA ever more..:) )
I know what you mean. What surprises me is how many girls fit into one car. And we did the same thing sometimes we would go from dancing all night, then we would go have breakfast in the morning before going home. I used to go with my sisters and as many friends as we could get in the car. I love Night fever, but then again I love most of The Bee Gees songs!
I imagine this song would be great to do at a karaoke party(or a in a car)(probably with some beers stucked down inside)with your buddies,doing a group karaoke,just before going out in the night to party.
Just found your channel and subscribe..great interaction from mum and daughter..playing great music as well keep up the good work..respect from London England 🏴💙
So interesting that you both think it would be a great idea to start a club! If I could, I would! We need a place for people to go and enjoy life… And great Bee Gees music! It was a great time to be alive! The music brings back memories. Thanks for this review. Love the stories you share!
I think you ladies would like this one from one of the all-time greats, Barry Manilow . . . . it's called "Copacabana . . . I love your channel, and here' the link for the specific video version you should take a look at: th-cam.com/video/XDR247fmhnc/w-d-xo.html
8 weeks on the #1 billboard US Top 100 and world #1 in 1978 worldwide in 23 countries - every dance floor around the world were packed full, when especially this song starts and millions (including me) learn to dance in dance schools the disco shuffle - the ultimative classic, was not only the hallmark of 70ties disco but also the first "bop" in music history 🕺🧯🔥
I was there. So much fun. If i had a time machine id go back and stay. It was the best and we all dressed so well!
Barry without facial hair... WHAT A CONCEPT!!! Actually, 3 song videos were apparently made around the same time, this being one of them. As for the other two... there is an alternate video for "Stayin' Alive" that also has a bare-faced Barry, as well as an alternate video for "How Deep Is Your Love" with a bare-faced Barry. All three of these were recorded in a similar style and have a similar look. Apparently, all three of these videos were made before the songs became hits, and the other videos for "Stayin' Alive" and "How Deep Is Your Love" (the ones where Barry DOES have facial hair) were made later on. As far as I know, the bare-faced Barry video for "Night Fever" was the only video made for that song. To find the alternate video for "Stayin' Alive" (you really want to see this one as there is some hip shaking going on), look for the keywords BEE GEES STAYIN' ALIVE VIDEO 2 . It's worth the time to watch it.
I guess this music video was made in '78, but not shown to the public until 26 years later in 2004. It was shot in a darkened studio, layered over the🎥 background video filmed while driving along "Motel Row"🌃....which was a 3-mile motel strip & is now Sunny Isles Beach, FL🎼!
Oh you gota love that wah wah pedal effect on the backing guitar...topped with the short sharp riffs and the superb vocals makes this an instant floor filler at any disco....thank you ladies for this reaction xx
Mom had many great memories associated with this song!
They are so smooth! Magician- musicians , the composing is without peer! It's fun to listen with you both. See you next time!!
Thank you for watching again!!
bee gees life goes on
Loving your suggestions!
Night Fever is such an iconic disco song. Along with Stayin' Alive, this song defined an era. The Bee Gees dominance of 1978 was incredible. This was when disco was the most popular musical genre and the Bee Gees were the top musical group in the world. While I love all the different eras of the Bee Gees music, this is my favorite. Just feel-good, fun music.
One of their great 70s songs! Classic Bee Gees (at least for my younger generation, this is what we mostly associate with them). Can't help but to be happy and dance when this plays
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You have to stop doing this to me. Now there is no calming myself down for awhile. This was the soundtrack of my life at the time. There was feathered hair, satin shirts and stacked heels. I love everything about it (and I know exactly what you are talking about). I already loved the Bee Gees since the first time I saw them on TV in 1968. "Main Course" from 1975 is one of my favorite albums of all time. It is just "Night Fever" feels personal. The music was, and is, magic. ❣❣
I think that this was the second Bee Gees song I heard apart from stayin alive about a year ago, and since then I've been listening to all the Bee Gees music and there are so many awesome songs. I can't wait for you to listen to the other Bee Gees songs and thanks for all the reactions.
We binge bee gees music too!
Love the Bee Gees. I love this song, their music is so remarkable. Thanks
The Bee Gees brought so much joy to peoples lives through their music. Absolutely Amazing!!!
Fact's
I can totally relate. We loved it. The clubs were fun. Lighted dance floors. Dance all night. And breakfast after. We never saw fighting in the clubs and didn't worry about people spiking your drinks and all that garbage. Clubs today wouldn't be the same, unfortunately.
Sad that 3 brothers have passed away only Sir Barry gibb is still around and still making music as a solo artist now
Very sad :(
From the Saturday night fever soundtrack, 1977
Bee Gees. For they will never be again anyone like them.
Hello..from Texas. Daughter..u r Pretty..Mom..u r Awesome. TOGETHER..YA'LL ARE PRETTY AWESOME. I stumbled across ur channel. GROOVY! Love the Bee Gees!👍🇨🇱
Great memories listening and dancing to this song back in the day. Great song and reaction.
Thank you!
I believe it was while recording this song that the Gibb brothers discovered they could sing so high! Great reaction, as always.
This Is My All Time Favorite Song Of The Bee Gees,Nice Reaction Ladies
Oh the memories. 1977. Graduating high school.
Lots of homework. Listening to the radio a lot. Discos were all the rage. My "cool" R&R purist buddies ditched their "disco sucks" mantra when they found out all of the girls were packing the discos. But the music definitely didn't suck.
This song and Stayin' Alive from the soundtrack album of the movie "Saturday Night Fever" were played nearly endlessly on the radio.
I recall the DJ on a popular radio station playing
Stayin' Alive back-to-back. He said it was the first time he had ever done that. I believe it was the first time the station had ever done that.
And this was a R&R station here in New Orleans.
Talk about a change in culture. The Bee Gees wrote many of the songs on the soundtrack.
Please listen to sir Barry's the END Of The RÀINBOW. He wrote that while Robin was on his death bed and he sang it to him.
Strange to see Barry clean shaved.
The drum beat from this song was looped and used as the drum part for Stayin' Alive, because Dennis Bryon, the drummer, had to attend urgently to some family affair, and the Bee Gees could not wait to put down their new record - a timeless classic to be, as it turned out. Later, Bryon overdubbed a few cymbal hits though, when he got back, listened to the playback of Stayin' Alive and did not find anything more to add to it ))
That’s actually really cool!
Song suggestion - "If i can't have you" by Yvonne Elliman.
Yup, I do know what your taking about. 70's music ruled. What a great time to have lived through. So, so sad that todays generation missed it. What a decade it was.
This Song helped change the name of the Movie Saturday Night to Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees were asked to write Songs for the Movie Saturday Night and the Bee Gees said they had written a Song called Night Fever, The Bee Gees allowed Night Fever to be used in the Movie Title and Saturday Night became Saturday Night Fever and the Song Night Fever was used in the Movie.
I’m so glad they changed the movie title based off the song… I couldn’t imagine if it was only “Saturday night” - the fever adds extra oomph
Saudades😢
Love watching you girls dance, here from the UK 😀
Nice reaction you two,again! You are doing many songs I like and I also like your reactions and how you talk about them and react on them....great job!(please do a tonload of ABBA ever more..:) )
Thank you so much for the nice comment :) More ABBA coming too
Timeless tune 👍
I know what you mean. What surprises me is how many girls fit into one car. And we did the same thing sometimes we would go from dancing all night, then we would go have breakfast in the morning before going home. I used to go with my sisters and as many friends as we could get in the car. I love Night fever, but then again I love most of The Bee Gees songs!
Sounds like you and my mom had very similar club memories! Lucky ladies
Saudades desta época, não veremos mais conjunto como os Bee-Gees
I imagine this song would be great to do at a karaoke party(or a in a car)(probably with some beers stucked down inside)with your buddies,doing a group karaoke,just before going out in the night to party.
I remember the club days dancing to this, after highschool, pack floor yeah, good review 👍😁👌💃🕺
Barry looked like Andy's twin, may he RIP... I had similar experience as your Mom..LOL!!! Ahhhh the good old days😁😅
Love your reaction to videos!! Maybe could you play Night Ranger Sister Christian a classic !!
I hope you girls would be able to play ONE by the Bee Gees that was in concert 1997 , such a great song.
I love the relationship you two have. I love my Daughter but if I like something, she hates it. I don't get it 🤦♀️😢😱
Hopefully she’ll come around someday!
@@generationgapreacts Lol I wish, she 's 37
Will you react on Bodygard from the bee gees ore Angela,ESP,I couldn't love you more.
Another great song from the soundtrack ya'll should react to is You Should Be Dancing.
Great song and it’s always interesting 2 see Barry Gibb without a beard. Much respect 4 the last standing Of the brothers
Every time I see a reaction to the Bee Gees, the song "Run to me" goes through my mind.
Jive Talking for another side of the Bee Gees
We should work through all of "Main Course." Now that would be one great deep dive.🥳🥳🥳
You guys switched sides. Something isn't right...
I think Andy Gibb looked like a clean shaven Barry.
carpenters -We've Only Just Begun
React to: "I'll Kiss Your Memory", written by Barry and sung by all the brothers...
Baby boomer here 🖐😁. Yes, those were awesome times. We had the best music. Some discos in Virginia served a breakfast buffet after midnight.
Have you done "You should be dancing" yet?
Darn, Mom I am impressed. I loved to party back on the day too.
I never knew any bars open till 5 or 6
🌹🌷🌺💐🌸
Just found your channel and subscribe..great interaction from mum and daughter..playing great music as well keep up the good work..respect from London England 🏴💙
Thank you so much Thomas!
So interesting that you both think it would be a great idea to start a club! If I could, I would! We need a place for people to go and enjoy life… And great Bee Gees music! It was a great time to be alive! The music brings back memories. Thanks for this review. Love the stories you share!
We hope someone starts a disco/dance club! One like the real clubs from the 70s
Great song!
No more Kate Bush?
Coming Thursday
React to Laura nyro brown earth..she's a amazing singer songwriter...
In the 70's I was working for a living. No time for partying!
Can you please react to
Never tear us apart by INXS
Please
Why.
Why.
I think you ladies would like this one from one of the all-time greats, Barry Manilow . . . . it's called "Copacabana . . . I love your channel, and here' the link for the specific video version you should take a look at: th-cam.com/video/XDR247fmhnc/w-d-xo.html
Mom loves that song!
👍👏👏
8 weeks on the #1 billboard US Top 100 and world #1 in 1978 worldwide in 23 countries - every dance floor around the world were packed full, when especially this song starts and millions (including me) learn to dance in dance schools the disco shuffle - the ultimative classic, was not only the hallmark of 70ties disco but also the first "bop" in music history 🕺🧯🔥
Many great memories associated with this song!