Do not apologize. We all have different tastes. We like what we like and don't what we don't. If we all had the same tastes, it would be quite the boring world, wouldn't it?
It's great to see them live like this -- but you really also have to listen to the studio version of this masterpiece. It's incredible and I think you will LOVE it!!
I am 69 years old, so I grew up listening to the Bee Gees. Love them. The Bee Gees never had professional training for singing, in fact they can't even read or write music, even though they do write all there own songs as well as fore other famous singers. They started out singing as kids at the ages of Maurice and Robin (who are twins ) 6 years old and Barry was 9 years old. They became famous in the early 60's and have been making some of the best music in history. Maurice and Robin have both passed away now and Barry is the only one left. They also had a younger brother named Andy Gibb who was famous as a solo singer, just as good as them. But he has also passed away.
Robin and Maurice are twin brothers. Barry is the older brother and main singer. He did both lead vocals and high falsetto ending rifs on the record but Maurice did them here in a live performance. This song and era was the midpoint of their career and a transition from a rock band to an R&B sound and eventually disco. Prolific songwriters too they wrote many hit songs for other artists like Al Greene, Barbra Streisand, Dion Warwick, Selene Dion, Kenney rogers and Dollly Parton and more. Long long 50 year career which began as a child act in the 60s
Great reaction! I watch reactions because I enjoy hearing honest reactions about the music. Not all music touches my soul either. You keep being you, and I will keep watching! ♥️
Thanks, kids.. my favorite version of this song.. (LIVE!!) I really love Robin's voice.. and his brother Maurice gets to be featured in those high parts at the end... of course, Barry is almost always the featured singer.. I always feel no better harmonies than among family... appreciate your reaction!
The Midnight Special is something I grew up on. Lots of bands came on weekly and played. we lived for it. We did not have to go to concerts. We had it weekly through several different types tv shows. That was our connection to music.
The 70's had such a vast array of musical genres with so much talent all over the place, it was a magical era. The Bee Gees represented one particular arena and you can't come from the 70's and not feel something special when you hear any one of their songs playing. It takes you right back to those moments in time.
In this song Barry, the "falsetto king" discovered his Falsetto (head voice). Their producer wanted a high scream at the end od the song, barry tried and wondered, what tones are coming out of his mouth and the falsetto king was born. They have sooo many beautiful songs without falsetto - lonely days, in the morning, how can you mend a broken heart, words, heartbreaker, Kiss of life, blue island, living eyes, will you still love me tomorrow, tomorrow tomorrow, first on may and and and!
The best thing we can do for Dominica likes Barry's falsetto is....listening more Barry´s falsetto songs with no prejudges and from that moment she will discover (and feel) the angelic Beautifull and incredible voice of Barry singging in falsetto.
Dominika, you stand firm in your likes and dislikes. And don't worry about what we say...everyone has the right to have their own individual taste in music. We appreciate both of your views and appreciate you both very much ❤️ 👍✌️
They do Too Much Heaven in their natural voices during a medley 1989 in Melbourne. They formed in 1958 and were a group until Maurice sadly passed away in 2003, Robin passed away in 2012 leaving Barry as last Gibb brother. He had albums 2016 In the now and 2021 Greenfields.
I think it's one of their best songs, and I usually _hate_ Live versions for reactions but this is utterly fantastic. I like that they pretty much nail the studio version, which is rare.
Check out their song "Fanny Be Tender with my love", Some older songs to check out are "Massachusetts"' "To Love Somebody", and "I started a joke" these three songs were released in the 60's and all are hits.
THIS is my favorite BeeGees song. And as lovely and popular as "Too Much Heaven " is, it wouldn't be in my top 10. There, I said it. Still, it's the BeeGees, and that's all that matters!
I’m like you, Dominika, there are some Bee Gees songs that just aren’t my cup of tea. Most of their early stuff I like a lot, but not all of their disco era stuff. But they were just born gifted! Check out this early video of them doing a medley on a TV show: th-cam.com/video/WGQj0kdjPJc/w-d-xo.html Their talent and showmanship is something to behold! Love y’all’s reactions! Take care and God bless! 👍🏻💜 from Texas!
None of them are vocally trained and none of them can read music! It’s just talent! This was live in 1975 so listen to the recorded one in the cd and you can hear it really well. They started singing together in 1958 and went all through 2003. They also played the instruments by ear and taught themselves how to play. They had another younger brother, Andy Gibb, that you should react to as well. He had a great solo career cause he was too young to join his brothers when they formed. His first 3 singles all went to #1. Written either by Barry alone, or a combination of Barry and all the brothers. They also sung background on Andy’s records.
@@kathleenmayhorne3183 Well this is the official story but the real thing is thay they try it with Arif Mardin on year before, in the song "dogs" in mr natural album
I could have sworn this hit was in the Sat Night Fever movie (which you must see), but it’s definitely got the vibe, that beautiful 70s vibe from college days. Changes in tone, speed and mood, it’s a beautiful classic. Thanks, guys😊PS, Dominica, I don’t see any formal musical training in their wiki history, but for sure, they honed their craft through lots and lots of practice since 1950s.
I❤BEEGEES!😂More Please, "You Should be Dancing","Tragedy ","How Deep is Your Love" so many more,they are all GOAT'S. Sound track of my Disco days.❤❤❤ Peace✌️ and Love❤️ Gary😊Staying Alive AhAhAhAh Staying Alive!
@@artxxx7832 Don`t think so. I HATE Schlager, free jazz, heavy metal. Hearing it gives me headache and I am forced sometimes to hear Schlager in TV-shows, the radio. in rural restaurants and every time I hate them more and more!!!!
Like and enjoy what you like and enjoy. Can you imagine how boring the world would be if we had only 1 song,1 painting,1 book because we were not individual and unique--Nahhhh,celebrate our difference taste :)
for the love you have between yourselves, i strongly recomend to you to react to the song "wedding day" from the bee gees......you will in love of this song SURE.
btw i'm personaly a fan of Bee Gees falsetos and also in men vocalists if they do it well and fit fine to my ears..All in all the best ones i've wever heard are barely 4-5.My top 2 are Barry Gibb and Nordic frontman of A-ha Morten Harket.Both striking the high levels without sounding ,ridiculous or annoying and still charmingly manly and convincingly emotional.
I just never heard anyone not like Too Much Heaven. That's what was so surprising, but hey, they are chameleons. High, low, soul, bluessy, pop rock, etc. I actually their 90's catalog more,. Song like True Confessions, Secret Love, I surrender, Happy Ever After etc. Appreciate your honesty. They have so many hits, you will find something you'll love.
BTW-- There is a baby brother Gibb-- Andy, 12 years younger than Barry. Andy was too young to be one of the Bee Gees. He pursued a solo career with assistance from his siblings --Barry especially-- with songwriting, backup and production.
There was also a 4th brother named Andy Gibb who also sang. If you want to know more about them, there are very good documentaries you can watch about their lives growing up. They’ve been singing together since they were young boys.
Guys, I love when Maurice plays bass guitar & sings falsetto. Mo plays bass, piano & keys. Mo is so dam hot. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥. Guys ,I watched y'all again. You 2 are just so great I love y'all.
They dropped out of high school at 15 or so to pursue their dream of music careers. No formal education musically... self-taught on guitar, piano, other instruments (geniuses) . They could NOT read music or transpose their songs to music-- They hired others to transpose for them. They had near-perfect, if not perfect pitch. Barry was writing songs at 12 years old and at 17, he was so prolific, and could now work at writing with his talented brothers. Barry won Australia's songwriting award at 18-18 years old..
Robin started writing at 15 (his first solo writing was "I am the World" and "I don't know why I bother with myself" both written at 15) and he and Barry became a hit machine. A little later Maurice joined in. Mo was always the musical genius who put their lyrics and melodies into music.
@@susieq9801 You bet. All three were extremely gifted. I've always felt Barry and Robin had a "musical marriage " -- nothing weird, just an artistic closeness, a yin yang. The twins were forever bonded, but Barry felt that jealousy and expressed his feelings of separation
@@AlamoDame7 - Two very different personalities and that is what made that "marriage" special. They also pushed each other by competition. Competition can be positive.
In the 70's the Beegees falsetto was distinctive, but like anything new you grow to appreciate it.😊 There other songs need your reactions 🎵 also the songs they wrote for many others, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross,Dionne Warwick,Celine Dion,Dolly Parton,Kenny Roger's&Otis Redding, please "You Should be Dancing" "How Deep is Your Love" and of course "Staying Alive AhAhAhAh! Staying Alive! Can't help myself but the Disco Days were so great the Beegees make me want to Dance! We need more fun in life hell I'm 70 any thing too get me moving is good Peace✌️ and Love❤️ Gary😊 Dominika never apologize to the hater's just say get over it, they'll survive 😉 Peace✌️
I copied this info for you because Barry didn't always perform with the high falsetto. The Bee Gees' sound evolved from pop to R&B and disco during their career, and Barry Gibb's R&B falsetto became their signature sound in the mid-to-late 1970s and 1980s. The falsetto came about by accident during the band's time in Miami, where they were influenced by R&B and shows like Soul Train. The brothers found that singing in falsetto together was easier to blend and gave them more range.
Dominika if you don't like something it's ok, nobody should get angry at you because of it. not everybody likes ballads or disco music and that's ok. I appreciate you being honest about what you think about a video you are reacting to.
I like when reactors are honest about what they like (I don't care for the phoney reactions). You just keep doing you. With that said, there is so much to explore with the Bee Gees and there is something for everyone. "Nights On Broadway" is one of my favs. If you liked Words you might like "And The Sun Will Shine" and if you like this song you might like "Wind of Change". If you want to hear a Mo lead try "Man in the Middle". These boys were born with a gift.
Take out Bazzas falsetto and Dominika is ok i think!! Ive always preferred Robins voice over Barrys to be fair. I would recommend "i started a joke" a live version would be better no falsetto in there Dominika!
Dominika I strongly suspect that you will prefer their late 60's ballads (often sung by Robin) rather than their disco era. To see if I'm right try either 'I started a joke' or Massachusetts next.
🇬🇧 Dominika, you never have to apologise for having an opinion. If you you don't like something, then you don't like it. The world would be a pretty boring place if we liked the same things! Anyhoo, although The BeeGees were pretty amazing 'live', I think the studio version of this is much better, of course that's just my opinion. Also Dominika, you mentioned about how cool it must have been to work with your brother's/family. Well it's a well known fact that the brothers Gibb didn't even talk to each other through most of the 70s & early 80s. And it was all down to ego's. But as they aged & matured they got over it. But isn't it marvelous that even though they were at loggerheads they still managed to get great music out!? 🎼🎶❤
I love most of the BeeGees music, but most of my favorite songs are the ones they in the 60s. I'm not a huge fan of disco music, but I did usually like their songs (in small doses 😉) from that era. Too Much Heaven isn't a favorite of mine.
Also good to note that back then a lady _liked_ to be pursued, and you'll notice in many songs from those times they have a similar pursuing.... a bit 'aggressively'. Just like now if you see a kid and want to be friendly in public it's looked at as creepy, times were way different on this type of topic. Girls liked to be pursued and kids were cute -- now you're a stalker or a pedo
The host introducing the song was Natalie Cole , she is Nat " King " Cole's daughter . Nat was a great singer , he had such a rich warm crooner type of voice . He had a lot of great records , you should check some out .This must be very early BeeGees , Barry isn't the lead singer and he doesn't have the lion type mane and he and the other brother are playing guitar . They are an unfinished product here
I do not understand why Reactors choose to react to Live versions of a song they’re hearing for the first time. I would prefer if you heard the original version we all heard back the day. Still ❤the channel lots!
They have never had any vocal training. In fact not one of them can read or write music. They have only sung songs that they have written. They have written for soooooo many artist other then themselves. They can all play instruments and Mo who was actually singing the falsetto here because they were live. They had been doing it since the age of 9 and the twins 6. They actually broke up for 18 months and came back together and in one night wrote 3 number one songs. How to mend a broken heart, Lonely nights and a song for their brother Andy Shadow dancing. This is one of my favorite songs (I am partial to the songs without the falsetto over powering the song). One song I absolutely love is Fanny Be Tender with my love. Paul McCartney and Quincy Jones said it was the best R&B song ever written. Just subscribed love your honesty in your review.
They're never ever had a music lesson in their lives.....they started singing together since Barry was about 8or 9 and the twins were 6 or 7......none of them can read or write music......they do it all organically......Maurice is a multi instrumentalist and their in-house musical expert......
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Do not apologize. We all have different tastes. We like what we like and don't what we don't. If we all had the same tastes, it would be quite the boring world, wouldn't it?
Agree 👍
This is my favorite Bee Gees song. Please don't ever apologize because it's not your preference. That's why there is so many different types of music.
Real music back then.Real instruments(guitar / bass) real vocals,splendid harmonization.And Barry such a superb photogenic good looker.
It's great to see them live like this -- but you really also have to listen to the studio version of this masterpiece. It's incredible and I think you will LOVE it!!
Not only could the brothers work together, they did it for decades and at the highest level.
No apologies, if you don’t like a song it’s ok. I respect your honesty. Love you guys!
Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees .I grow up with the best Group ever ❤❤❤
Bee Gees are the best
I am 69 years old, so I grew up listening to the Bee Gees. Love them. The Bee Gees never had professional training for singing, in fact they can't even read or write music, even though they do write all there own songs as well as fore other famous singers. They started out singing as kids at the ages of Maurice and Robin (who are twins ) 6 years old and Barry was 9 years old. They became famous in the early 60's and have been making some of the best music in history. Maurice and Robin have both passed away now and Barry is the only one left. They also had a younger brother named Andy Gibb who was famous as a solo singer, just as good as them. But he has also passed away.
I Miss You, Robin, Andy, Maurice....
Robin and Maurice are twin brothers. Barry is the older brother and main singer. He did both lead vocals and high falsetto ending rifs on the record but Maurice did them here in a live performance. This song and era was the midpoint of their career and a transition from a rock band to an R&B sound and eventually disco. Prolific songwriters too they wrote many hit songs for other artists like Al Greene, Barbra Streisand, Dion Warwick, Selene Dion, Kenney rogers and Dollly Parton and more. Long long 50 year career which began as a child act in the 60s
Great reaction! I watch reactions because I enjoy hearing honest reactions about the music. Not all music touches my soul either. You keep being you, and I will keep watching! ♥️
This was one of the best songs they ever wrote and sang.
Thanks, kids.. my favorite version of this song.. (LIVE!!) I really love Robin's voice.. and his brother Maurice gets to be featured in those high parts at the end... of course, Barry is almost always the featured singer.. I always feel no better harmonies than among family... appreciate your reaction!
No training and not one of them can read music. Pure talent.
More Bee Gees ! PEACE TO THE WORLD !
I love seeing people get excited about the Brothers Gibb. They were the best.❤
They have more hits than anyone
This band is beutifull voice's from heaven 😊
The Midnight Special is something I grew up on. Lots of bands came on weekly and played. we lived for it. We did not have to go to concerts. We had it weekly through several different types tv shows. That was our connection to music.
Each song they sing is unique within itself. Thank you.
One of the best groups ever!
Loved this, love your reaction, keep doing what your doing, you are so honest and I love that, great job xxx
The Brothers Gibb. Singing them straight to the heart songs. ❤
I understand you because I felt the same way back in the day. Then I realized that they were very talented especially in their older songs.
The 70's had such a vast array of musical genres with so much talent all over the place, it was a magical era. The Bee Gees represented one particular arena and you can't come from the 70's and not feel something special when you hear any one of their songs playing. It takes you right back to those moments in time.
In this song Barry, the "falsetto king" discovered his Falsetto (head voice). Their producer wanted a high scream at the end od the song, barry tried and wondered, what tones are coming out of his mouth and the falsetto king was born.
They have sooo many beautiful songs without falsetto - lonely days, in the morning, how can you mend a broken heart, words, heartbreaker, Kiss of life, blue island, living eyes, will you still love me tomorrow, tomorrow tomorrow, first on may and and and!
The best thing we can do for Dominica likes Barry's falsetto is....listening more Barry´s falsetto songs with no prejudges and from that moment she will discover (and feel) the angelic Beautifull and incredible voice of Barry singging in falsetto.
Dominika, you stand firm in your likes and dislikes. And don't worry about what we say...everyone has the right to have their own individual taste in music. We appreciate both of your views and appreciate you both very much ❤️ 👍✌️
Thank you. Much love 💚
Probably my favorite Bee Gees song. And has there ever been a better weekly live music show than The Midnight Special?
Now try "How can you mend a broken heart"
They do Too Much Heaven in their natural voices during a medley 1989 in Melbourne. They formed in 1958 and were a group until Maurice sadly passed away in 2003, Robin passed away in 2012 leaving Barry as last Gibb brother. He had albums 2016 In the now and 2021 Greenfields.
oh! lets dance! boogie down!
Love this song! Honest responses are very Welcome. 😊Never apologize for how you feel. That is your right Beauty!!❤
Anything these gentlemen did was fire !
You should see one of their tv performances in early sixties when the twins were small kids
Excellent Bee Gees song from an excellent album.❤❤
I think it's one of their best songs, and I usually _hate_ Live versions for reactions but this is utterly fantastic. I like that they pretty much nail the studio version, which is rare.
Check out their song "Fanny Be Tender with my love", Some older songs to check out are "Massachusetts"' "To Love Somebody", and "I started a joke" these three songs were released in the 60's and all are hits.
THIS is my favorite BeeGees song. And as lovely and popular as "Too Much Heaven " is, it wouldn't be in my top 10. There, I said it. Still, it's the BeeGees, and that's all that matters!
I’m like you, Dominika, there are some Bee Gees songs that just aren’t my cup of tea. Most of their early stuff I like a lot, but not all of their disco era stuff. But they were just born gifted! Check out this early video of them doing a medley on a TV show: th-cam.com/video/WGQj0kdjPJc/w-d-xo.html Their talent and showmanship is something to behold! Love y’all’s reactions! Take care and God bless! 👍🏻💜 from Texas!
Thank you. Warm greetings from Romania 💚
None of them are vocally trained and none of them can read music! It’s just talent! This was live in 1975 so listen to the recorded one in the cd and you can hear it really well.
They started singing together in 1958 and went all through 2003. They also played the instruments by ear and taught themselves how to play.
They had another younger brother, Andy Gibb, that you should react to as well. He had a great solo career cause he was too young to join his brothers when they formed. His first 3 singles all went to #1. Written either by Barry alone, or a combination of Barry and all the brothers. They also sung background on Andy’s records.
Recording This song was where they discovered the existance of falsetto.
@@kathleenmayhorne3183 Well this is the official story but the real thing is thay they try it with Arif Mardin on year before, in the song "dogs" in mr natural album
Your honesty is all that matters, keep it up!!❤️❤️✌🏻
no devices..just voices and talent...they were awesome
I could have sworn this hit was in the Sat Night Fever movie (which you must see), but it’s definitely got the vibe, that beautiful 70s vibe from college days. Changes in tone, speed and mood, it’s a beautiful classic. Thanks, guys😊PS, Dominica, I don’t see any formal musical training in their wiki history, but for sure, they honed their craft through lots and lots of practice since 1950s.
I❤BEEGEES!😂More Please, "You Should be Dancing","Tragedy ","How Deep is Your Love" so many more,they are all GOAT'S. Sound track of my Disco days.❤❤❤ Peace✌️ and Love❤️ Gary😊Staying Alive AhAhAhAh Staying Alive!
Domenica DON`T like Falsetto songs, you shouldn`t suggest her songs, sung in falsetto! There are countless others!!!
@@nelerhabarber5602 the best thing to do for dominica likes falsetto is listening MORE falsetto and go with that without prejudges
@@artxxx7832 Don`t think so. I HATE Schlager, free jazz, heavy metal. Hearing it gives me headache and I am forced sometimes to hear Schlager in TV-shows, the radio. in rural restaurants and every time I hate them more and more!!!!
Like and enjoy what you like and enjoy. Can you imagine how boring the world would be if we had only 1 song,1 painting,1 book because we were not individual and unique--Nahhhh,celebrate our difference taste :)
Well said. Thank you 💚
for the love you have between yourselves, i strongly recomend to you to react to the song "wedding day" from the bee gees......you will in love of this song SURE.
Great reaction guys. I love the Bee Gees.
one of the best ever. thanku moa peace from oregon usa
natural talent
btw i'm personaly a fan of Bee Gees falsetos and also in men vocalists if they do it well and fit fine to my ears..All in all the best ones i've wever heard are barely 4-5.My top 2 are Barry Gibb and Nordic frontman of A-ha Morten Harket.Both striking the high levels without sounding ,ridiculous or annoying and still charmingly manly and convincingly emotional.
I just never heard anyone not like Too Much Heaven. That's what was so surprising, but hey, they are chameleons. High, low, soul, bluessy, pop rock, etc. I actually their 90's catalog more,. Song like True Confessions, Secret Love, I surrender, Happy Ever After etc.
Appreciate your honesty. They have so many hits, you will find something you'll love.
You’re right, in opinion, about both songs. 👍🏼great show
They did have their sibling rivalries/jealousies. So much so that they broke up in the mid to late 60s, but reunited later
BTW-- There is a baby brother Gibb-- Andy, 12 years younger than Barry. Andy was too young to be one of the Bee Gees. He pursued a solo career with assistance from his siblings --Barry especially-- with songwriting, backup and production.
There was also a 4th brother named Andy Gibb who also sang. If you want to know more about them, there are very good documentaries you can watch about their lives growing up. They’ve been singing together since they were young boys.
Guys, I love when Maurice plays bass guitar & sings falsetto. Mo plays bass, piano & keys. Mo is so dam hot. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥. Guys ,I watched y'all again. You 2 are just so great I love y'all.
Oh Carole I so agree. Most underrated brother and the best looking one on top of that.
They dropped out of high school at 15 or so to pursue their dream of music careers. No formal education musically... self-taught on guitar, piano, other instruments (geniuses) . They could NOT read music or transpose their songs to music-- They hired others to transpose for them. They had near-perfect, if not perfect pitch. Barry was writing songs at 12 years old and at 17, he was so prolific, and could now work at writing with his talented brothers. Barry won Australia's songwriting award at 18-18 years old..
Robin started writing at 15 (his first solo writing was "I am the World" and "I don't know why I bother with myself" both written at 15) and he and Barry became a hit machine. A little later Maurice joined in. Mo was always the musical genius who put their lyrics and melodies into music.
@@susieq9801 You bet. All three were extremely gifted. I've always felt Barry and Robin had a "musical marriage " -- nothing weird, just an artistic closeness, a yin yang. The twins were forever bonded, but Barry felt that jealousy and expressed his feelings of separation
@@AlamoDame7 - Two very different personalities and that is what made that "marriage" special. They also pushed each other by competition. Competition can be positive.
In the 70's the Beegees falsetto was distinctive, but like anything new you grow to appreciate it.😊 There other songs need your reactions 🎵 also the songs they wrote for many others, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross,Dionne Warwick,Celine Dion,Dolly Parton,Kenny Roger's&Otis Redding, please "You Should be Dancing" "How Deep is Your Love" and of course "Staying Alive AhAhAhAh! Staying Alive! Can't help myself but the Disco Days were so great the Beegees make me want to Dance! We need more fun in life hell I'm 70 any thing too get me moving is good Peace✌️ and Love❤️ Gary😊 Dominika never apologize to the hater's just say get over it, they'll survive 😉 Peace✌️
Big group. Great voices.
It's a love sing about The LIGHTS on Broadway. It was changed from Lights on Broadway to The Nights on Broadwsy. No particular person.
You might want to listen to some of their later songs: For Whom The Bell Tolls - One - You Win Again ❤❤❤
Before the disco heyday and before Barry did so much falsetto. Good times.
Please react to "Fanny (be tender with my love)" by the Bee Gees! It’s such a classic, and it’s a very beautiful song.
I copied this info for you because Barry didn't always perform with the high falsetto. The Bee Gees' sound evolved from pop to R&B and disco during their career, and Barry Gibb's R&B falsetto became their signature sound in the mid-to-late 1970s and 1980s. The falsetto came about by accident during the band's time in Miami, where they were influenced by R&B and shows like Soul Train. The brothers found that singing in falsetto together was easier to blend and gave them more range.
Many thanks 👍
Dominika if you don't like something it's ok, nobody should get angry at you because of it. not everybody likes ballads or disco music and that's ok. I appreciate you being honest about what you think about a video you are reacting to.
.. standing in the dark..where you're eyes couldn't see me..
I like when reactors are honest about what they like (I don't care for the phoney reactions). You just keep doing you. With that said, there is so much to explore with the Bee Gees and there is something for everyone. "Nights On Broadway" is one of my favs. If you liked Words you might like "And The Sun Will Shine" and if you like this song you might like "Wind of Change". If you want to hear a Mo lead try "Man in the Middle". These boys were born with a gift.
It's okay. We get it, european modal ears.
The wilson bros.of the Beach boys had a very similar longevity, and many hits....
Beautiful shirt Andre.....
Thanks! 👍
Bee Gees trivia time! None of the brothers could read or write music!
This performance isn’t mixed well, which is weird because The Midnight Special was very professionally run.
Please react to How deep is your love by the BEEGEES thanks
All three of them do falsetto but barry is the mainly singer falsetto
Bee Gees also wrote many hits for others.
Take out Bazzas falsetto and Dominika is ok i think!! Ive always preferred Robins voice over Barrys to be fair. I would recommend "i started a joke" a live version would be better no falsetto in there Dominika!
Dominika I strongly suspect that you will prefer their late 60's ballads (often sung by Robin) rather than their disco era. To see if I'm right try either 'I started a joke' or Massachusetts next.
Well if it's the woman not liking the song...her head is surea movin
In a room full of strangers... Oh ya that's Broadway... Blaming it on the night's on Broadway down by tgif...
Try out Jive Talking.
🇬🇧 Dominika, you never have to apologise for having an opinion. If you you don't like something, then you don't like it. The world would be a pretty boring place if we liked the same things!
Anyhoo, although The BeeGees were pretty amazing 'live', I think the studio version of this is much better, of course that's just my opinion.
Also Dominika, you mentioned about how cool it must have been to work with your brother's/family. Well it's a well known fact that the brothers Gibb didn't even talk to each other through most of the 70s & early 80s. And it was all down to ego's. But as they aged & matured they got over it. But isn't it marvelous that even though they were at loggerheads they still managed to get great music out!? 🎼🎶❤
I love most of the BeeGees music, but most of my favorite songs are the ones they in the 60s. I'm not a huge fan of disco music, but I did usually like their songs (in small doses 😉) from that era. Too Much Heaven isn't a favorite of mine.
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Never apologize for how you feel! You are a reactor channel, and not everything will be in your taste!
You should have listened to the studio version
Also good to note that back then a lady _liked_ to be pursued, and you'll notice in many songs from those times they have a similar pursuing.... a bit 'aggressively'. Just like now if you see a kid and want to be friendly in public it's looked at as creepy, times were way different on this type of topic. Girls liked to be pursued and kids were cute -- now you're a stalker or a pedo
The host introducing the song was Natalie Cole , she is Nat " King " Cole's daughter . Nat was a great singer , he had such a rich warm crooner type of voice . He had a lot of great records , you should check some out .This must be very early BeeGees , Barry isn't the lead singer and he doesn't have the lion type mane and he and the other brother are playing guitar . They are an unfinished product here
BTW... the studio version is way way better!
I have groups that I absolutely love…they all have songs I don’t like. It’s pretty normal.
whenever I listen to the BeeGees my testicles try to choke me.
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React to these one hit wonders 96 Tears by? And the mysterians and talk talk by the music machine
I wish you guys would react to album recording more than live music.
No they were not trained at all on their vocals. They just had the gift of singing. Good genes....
I really wish you would listen to Studio versions first this way you get the full richer sound of the song
I do not understand why Reactors choose to react to Live versions of a song they’re hearing for the first time. I would prefer if you heard the original version we all heard back the day. Still ❤the channel lots!
Hey play jive talking it's cool beans 😊
Some of their songs are not the best thing ever, but most of them are pretty amazing.
They have never had any vocal training. In fact not one of them can read or write music. They have only sung songs that they have written. They have written for soooooo many artist other then themselves. They can all play instruments and Mo who was actually singing the falsetto here because they were live. They had been doing it since the age of 9 and the twins 6. They actually broke up for 18 months and came back together and in one night wrote 3 number one songs. How to mend a broken heart, Lonely nights and a song for their brother Andy Shadow dancing. This is one of my favorite songs (I am partial to the songs without the falsetto over powering the song). One song I absolutely love is Fanny Be Tender with my love. Paul McCartney and Quincy Jones said it was the best R&B song ever written. Just subscribed love your honesty in your review.
They're never ever had a music lesson in their lives.....they started singing together since Barry was about 8or 9 and the twins were 6 or 7......none of them can read or write music......they do it all organically......Maurice is a multi instrumentalist and their in-house musical expert......