Bee Gee's Staying Alive
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Barry's range is out of this world.
He also produced and I think wrote islands in the stream by kenny rogers. Dolly's part was happenstance,
Aaron Todd they wrote song A Chain Reaction -Diana Ross it became one of her biggest hits, also did the backing vocals to it, they wrote a lot of songs for different artists.
@@aarontodd72 The Bee Gees wrote dozens and dozens of hit songs for other artists.
Also wrote Grease that they gave to Frank Vally for the said movie.
Won a Grammy for best vocal arrangement for this song
Thank you for not interrupting the song 20 times. Bee Gees forever.
This song was one of those in the movie “Saturday Night Fever”. In fact, if I remember correctly, the song was in the very beginning of the movie when John Travolta was walking down the street. A lot of The Bee Gees songs were in that movie.
YES DIANE IT WAS SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER! IT'S BEEN SO LONG! LOL!
The soundtrack of Saturday night fever, watch the movie
Diane Fiske-Foy While eating two slices of pizza.
He wasn't walking, he was strutting.
Yes...struttin' down the street, with a gallon can of paint in his hand...
I met Barry Gibb at the Grammys two years ago when they honored the music of the Bee Gees with lifetime award. Extremely kind-hearted. Also, this music is on the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever
I am 84 years old and still loving this cracking song! Just discovered renaissance man and have spent last six hours listening to his choices,especially when he plays the Brits!
A masterpiece of a recording .... the Bee Gees vocals are stunning ... Sounds as good today as it was back in the day. It's no wonder the Movie Soundtrack from Saturday Night Fever sold over 50 million copies, and it was a double album.
40 million copes
Hello Mark it is meanwhile 66 million CSPC sales - that means SNF is the second best selling album of all times and best selling soundtrack still today worldwide 👍 chartmasters.org/2017/04/cspc-bee-gees-popularity-analysis/65/
Mark it is a masterpiece
I was in of the 40/50/66 million.
Ahhh....Bee Gees music will never get old!
Have never heard one of their songs that I did not like or love!! They owned the 70s music charts. They always had hits.❣️😘
CHURCH👍
These Aussie Brothers and John Travolta defined a genre with Saturday Night Fever. Love the entire sound track to that movie. An I dare you to sit still through this entire song. Now I need you to sing more than just a couple of words. Come on and give it up. NOW as for that little mini-John Travolta...… I was on the floor!!
Grew up listening to Bee Gees,
My dad always played them, lol.
R.I.P. Dad, Love you.
I WAS BORN IN 1960. MY MUSIC WAS MOTOWN AND DISCO. STAYIN ALIVE IS ALMOST AN ANTHEM FOR THAT TIME. LOVE THIS
Tragedy is my favorite. Barry’s voice was hilarious. That’s a good thing.
"I think I may have heard this song before" LOL , It's one of the most famous songs on the planet.
Barry Gibb was awesome I absolutely love the beegees my dad owns the greatest hits and this song is classic and I love it
The harmonys of these guys are incredible, long before the days of autotune etc, etc.
Take vocals always and listen to the the backing track
, very very loud 🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺🕺 👌👌👌👌 💯💯💯. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Legends from the Isle of Man off the coast of England , amazing talent
Have to agree (tragedy) is my favorite. How do You Mend a Broken Heart, Massachusetts, Lonely Days. They have a lot of hits. RIP Robbin & Maurice 🙏
Teresa Anderson RIP Andy too.
This song defined the disco era.
Bee Gees, man, soo much fun. Happy fun music.
Just a great song. Doesn’t matter who you are, how old you are or what type of music you normally listen to and it’s been timeless.
John Travolta- Saturday night fever! Love the song and movie! ✌️
Your a good Christianan Ty. I'm thankful for your Blessings from Jesus concerning you U-tube channel. I always enjoy.
Barry Gibb "I'm a woman's man" and back then I was one of the many millions of women that wished he was this woman's man. I saw the Bee Gees on their very first tour in 1968 (yup, I'm that old) and Barry was gorgeous then - but nothing like as fabulous as in he became in the Saturday Night Fever day. It must have been hard for Robin and Maurice to have such a tall, dark, handsome older brother (and younger brother Andy was a close second in the looks department)
And here I had a killer crush on Robin! Lol. I wish he and Maurice HAD stayed alive...but the memories live on.
...but they were still famous singers. I’m sure they didn’t miss much in the “woman’s man” department. 😏
I happen to think Robin was a real looker too. He did age so well, whereas Barry looks the same, only older. But Robin was a cutie.
Sorry, typo, Robin DIDN'T age well.
@@jenenegreen4731 I ADORED Robin and loved the songs he sang lead (there were just a few)
Loved roller skating to this song when I was a kid.miss those days.i have baby genius on VHS,that little boy looks almost exactly like my nephew when he was that age,it always freaks me out when I watch it.
Marvellous song. Never gets old! They were so cool back then
Grew up in this time, dancing disco. The Saturday Night Fever soundtrack was all them. Wow all of the school dances disco, the hustle. Polyester everywhere. Wow, blast from the past.
BARRY has the same VOICE...M glad HE'S still SINGING, along wth. ALL the FAMILY. BEE GEES BRO. (SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER).
The brothers Gibb such Iconic singers......this was the theme to John travoltas Saturday night fever, loved their sound and the movie💯👍
Love me some Bee Gees, especially beautiful Barry!
I'm not a disco guy, but this song is fire. This is also the national anthem of everybody in 2020 with the virus😂
I miss this music. My mom loved them. And prince and billy idol and Bob Seager MOST definitely Elvis. Sorry she would be 79. Love you mom 😢❤
they had a brother Andy who sang also..Sad they are all gone now except Barry...they have so many great hits! I still listen to them often..they are classic!
Oh my older sister loved The Bee Gees. It’s good 70’s music!
The reason I watch your reactions to our (old people) music is that you do not interrupt every 30 seconds to give your opinion on what you're listening to. I find that more respectful. Plus, I really like you.
There were jokes that they could only reach those notes because their jeans were so tight 😂
The Comedy trio the Goodies did this joke...
Utter stupidity!
A song with ATTITUDE!!! Great Disco!
Jive Talking. Another good one of theirs. Anything they do is wonderful.
Most airplayed song around the globus - 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 an indelible cultural hallmark. None of that happens if that opening scene, is set to any song other than “Stayin’ Alive.
I can’t imagine one single production tweak that could make “Stayin’ Alive” work better. Everything is exactly where it should be. “Stayin’ Alive” is one of those songs that sounds like it’s always existed. It’s crazy to think that human beings had to make it up out of nothing.
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
The funny thing is everyone thinks it's a super upbeat feel good song when the lyrics are actually tell a depressing story of someone who's life is going nowhere and he's asking for someone to help him.
Well said by you both. 💁🏻♀️
Wow that's a cool fact!
The Beegees weren't just a normal band, they were child prodigies whose father taught and promoted them much like Mozart's father did or Michael Jackson's father did. They were just lucky to come out of it more well rounded then the others. Of course their younger brother didn't. The only thing that could make their music better is to hear it live. They were one of the few performers who sounded just as good or even better live. They were also ingenious composers who wrote tons of hits throughout the 80s and 90s for other musicians.
Michael Mommsen Beautifully said! As someone who was a teenager in the 70’s, I appreciate how you describe this song. I listened to The Bee Gees faithfully during that time (along with Led Zepplin, etc!) and their songs never fail to bring back good, and some painful, memories. Thank you! 🥰
This is one of those
Quintessential 70s songs
The BeeGees as a whole pretty much personified the 70s disco era
I went to the disco's in the seventies and the Bee Gees were the stuff they played brings back memories
There you are! Haven't heard from you in a while. Hope all is well.
The Bee Gees wrote all the music for the movie Saturday Night Fever and was the number album for 120 weeks from 1978 to 1980 and is still considered a masterpiece. You should watch the movie so you'd understand what music geniuses The Bee Gees were.
Love the Bee Gees, beautiful voices, have been a fan since forever
You’ll never hear 3 more perfect voices. They sound even better a cappella live.
Barry was certainly looking mighty fine. Excellent dance song. ❤️🌹❤️
My generation has the GREATEST music! I went to awesome concerts. Eagles, BeeGees, Tempations, most of Motown. Wow. What a great Era and man we danced!
I'm old, so I remember it from Saturday Night Fever That kid in the video is dressed like John Travolta.
Great in concert too.❤❤❤❤❤❤
Absolutely love Barry Gibb and his voice! He was at his peak in this video. Such a great looking man!!! 😊❤️
Real music 🤙🤩
Yep this song was originally set for the Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta. That's actually where the white suit comes from, you can tell if you see the picture of the movie. In the beginning of the movie John Travolta is strutting down the street with a can of paint. It also came in the sequel to Saturday Night Fever which the movie was called Stayin' Alive. It's when Tony (John Travolta's character) auditions and lands the lead to a Broadway show. At the end of the movie this song was played as well after Tony finishes the debut show and struts out down Time Square to this song. I love The Bees Gees. May Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb rest in peace.
I used to roller skate to this song.... about 100 years ago...
Awesome reaction. Love these guys. Thank you for sharing.
Lol BeeGees X..old songs are Love
WoW I heard this before I won first princess in 1979 !! Thank you TY ❤️
I like the Bee Gee's songs from the sixties. I Gotta Get a Message to You, Massachusetts, I Started A Joke, New York Mining Disaster, and the list goes on and on.
Me too
THIS SONG REMINDS ME OF NEW YEARS EVE MIDNIGHT SHOW 1976-1977 SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER! WITH JOHN TRAVOLTA GREAT MOVIE AND THE BEE GEES WERE HOT FOR A GOOD WHILE!🎶🎵🎼💜🎙🎶🎵🎼🎉🎙🎶🎵🎼💜
They had a lot of great songs.
Love it! I picture John Travolta walking down the street in Saturday Night Fever. Bring disco back! We need this upbeat Genre right now!
This was the theme to Saturday Night Fever back in 1977. The entire movie soundtrack was released in 1978. Had the album on vinyl when I was 7 years old.
These guys are heading for the disco. Taking the long way..... This was the most famous disco song of all.
I remember this song from the 1980 movie "Airplane!". The bar scene, where Ted Stryker met Elaine . . . this song was playing. It fit perfectly into the storyline. See the uncut version if possible.
Every time I hear it I see the bar scene in my head
@@vaderjones357 Me too, "Airplane II" was very good, as well.
Even after two years of retirement from healthcare, “Stayin’ Alive” still reminds me of CPR class...’
James Carroll Quite right too. The beat count is 120 bpm, perfect for CPR. Apparently rhe Bee Gees have given world wide permission for the song to be used for any CPR usage without any royalties to pay. Niiiiice!
uku cuckoo I didn’t know that. That is great.
Wow... have not heard in years. Enjoying. Thanks 😊
The Bee Gees wrote 10 songs not for Saturday Night Fever it was going to be their next studio album but Robert stigwood the producer approached him and said the songs would be great for my new movie Saturday Night Fever
Also grease,Robert stigwood also another Australian had bee gees write several songs on grease
@@russe19642 yes Robert stigwood approach Barry Gibb to write a song and Robert stigwood said the movie called Grease and Barry Gibb in return said Grease what do you mean Grease you mean Grease is the word and that's how he wrote it
Ironically, the Bee Gees weren't initially too keen on the idea of their songs being in SNF. They heard what the movie was about (a guy from Brooklyn who worked in a paint store and danced in a disco on the weekends) and thought " Uh......nice one, Robert." But they thought to themselves "this sounds like it's going to bomb big."
Song saved many people's lives. We did many a chest compassion to this song.
Yep, trying to be Staying Alive through this Coronavirus.
I have no idea who you are but I love you man! First time I have laughed out loud since this all started
@@charity6372 so true
Saturday Night Fever . Movie with this song & others of The Bee Gees were used. It was the disco era with a young John Travolta playing the lead.
The fantastic, awesome Bee Gees..
The harmony and the songs that they wrote...
They were the super group of the disco era..
RIP .Maurice and Robin Gibb..
Just imagining NYC in 70s in Studio 54 absolutely going off when this comes on!😍👍😀
I was just thinking about this song last night as I was traveling down memory lane..Saterday Night Fever
BLOCKBUSTER ALBUM! Came out in my sophomore year of high school It transformed Long Island! Everyone trying to get into 54!
This the most important song of all time, the beat to this is the same beat you use for CPR. You can literally save lives with this song
The white suit is in reference to John Travolta's white suit in the movie " Stayin' Alive "
He walks into the disco and his dance moves ...whoa!!! AMAZING dancer, and still is.
Disco at it's best. Hear this and see John Travolta walking down the sidewalk in Saturday Night Fever. Barry's singing range is awesome. Wish they were still together making great music.
the bee gees is the best ever band listen I love you inside out..for whom the bell tolls..tragedy...this where I came in....night on broadway...fanny be tender with my love...etc.....
This came out some time in The 1970's. I was A Kid.❤️😊👍🏼🇺🇸
Awesome reaction Andy was my favorite he was oh so sexy had a mad crush on him when i was a teenager. Andy and i would be exactly the same age if he was still with us. This song was from Saturday night fever.
Famous Iconic great song.
I remember well going to see this movie. The hight of disco!
Remind of Saturday night disco.. so much fun.. crazy .. thanks for putting out bee gees (staying alive)
Great song, great to skate too. Fun fact the Bee Gees spent some time in Australia, Redcliffe, Queensland and began their career here in Australia. The song was from a movie starring John Travolta “Saturday Night Fever”.
Some of the best BeeGees music was their songs they performed in the 60s such as How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, Words or Run to me. Their favorite song they like to perform was Massachusetts.
I just love The Bee Gees. Every decade .. from 1960s - forward...they created fantastic music.
Please react to “To Love Somebody.”
Love the Bee Gees....
In the mid to late 70's, disco ruled and this was a big song during that era.
They used this song in CPR class to help teach us chest compressions! You know it’s a good song when it helps to save a life!😁😁
Another great British band!
The Bee Gees were truly multi talented singers and writers and wrote many hit songs over decades songs for other performers.Amazing!
Disco Baby!!! Saturday Night Fever John Travolta.
The Bee Gees wrote TEN songs for the movie Saturday Night Fever, from which this song derived; the final cut of the movie includes EIGHT original songs composed by the Bee Gees and of those eight they performed SIX. The perfect harmonies of the brothers and (in the black t-shirt) Barry's phenomenal falsetto voice helped propel this LP to becoming one of the best selling records of all time (the album, not just a song but the ENTIRE album, stayed on the Billboard charts for 120 WEEKS)! Tragically, the world has lost three of the four Gibb brothers now. The twins: Maurice (pronounced Morris--in the long sleeve shirt) died in 2003 and Robin (in the vest) died in 2012. The youngest Gibb brother, Andy, (twelve years Barry's junior) had his own successful solo music career and although he occasionally joined his brothers on stage during concerts he was never a member of the Bee Gees.
Just the right song for current times..
"Airplane" has the best dance scene to this song.👍😄
Oh my gooood
This boy is to sweet🥰
This is how COOL looked in the 80's !!! 😎 😎 😎
This song was actually first used in Saturday Night Fever, along with several other hits. John Travolta starred in the movie, which premiered in December 1977. Several bee gees hits made debut in that movie. In the beginning of the movie, John Travolta is struttin' through the streets of NY while Stayin' Alive is playing.
Bee Gee fan forever,,..take a listen to Fanny Be Tender With My Love
My favorite
Mine too...
linda f OMG, that’s my favorite!! I love that song so much!! Did you go to high school in the 70’s Linda? You look so young, you probably didn’t, but I figured if you know if Fanny Be Tender, maybe you did?!? 🥰
All Bee Gees is great. Gotta show the love for their pre and post disco era too though. Even their solo work is really good, especially Robin Gibb's.
Great song!
"Staying Alive" is the speed you do CPR chest compressions.
Compression needs to be at least 100 compressions a minute.
This song is about 104 beats a minute.
I did it to my husband and he's fine. Scared the fire out of me but got it done.
@@cindywoods337
Glad you knew what to do.
Betting your husband is as well.
Awesome movie and soundtrack!
I use to be in love with Barry 😍 lead singer. My sister had a crush on Robin 😁 this song brings back so many memories...