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No autotune, just pure raw talent. They were song writers extraordinaire...and easy on the eyes 😂
Very easy on the eyes
Yep, auto tune was not even invented yet!
Seriously? You've never heard this song? This group is epic. Their talent spans across decades. They are mostly known for their disco era however if you listen to pre- disco BeeGee music you would discover major talent. They wrote for other artists also. It's sad that Barry is the only survivor. There will never be another group like these brothers.
They were famous long before disco. They had a "Best of" album nearly a decade prior to disco.
Superb band ! Sadly only Barry Gibb is alive now :( Little bit of pointless info ..Maurice Gibb was married to the Scottish Singer Lulu ! Born on the Isle of Man to English parents, the Gibb brothers Barry, Robin & Maurice lived in Chorlton, Manchester, England, until the late 1950s. There, in 1955, they formed the skiffle/rock and roll group the Rattlesnakes. The family then moved to Redcliffe, in the Moreton Bay Region, Queensland, Australia, later to Cribb Island. After achieving their first chart successes in Australia as the Bee Gees, they returned to the UK in January 1967, when producer Robert Stigwood began promoting them to a worldwide audience. The Bee Gees' Saturday Night Fever soundtrack (1977) was the turning point of their career, with both the film and soundtrack having a cultural impact throughout the world, enhancing the disco scene's mainstream appeal. They won five Grammy Awards for Saturday Night Fever, including Album of the Year.
Congratulations you know all about them.
Great !!!
yes i watch documentaries about different types of bands ,and i seem to store this information :) @@jaumepiquebernaus1853
What is your specialist subject? @@jaumepiquebernaus1853
@jaumepiquebernaus1853 I learned a couple of things I didn't know, so I enjoyed the info gave.
There was also a forth 'Gibb brother". Andy Gibb (3/5/1958 - 3/10/1988) by what I read Maurice, Robin and Barry had invited him to the Bee Gees but, he preferred to pursue a solo career.
As big of a heartthrob as Barry was, he’s been married to the same woman over 50 years.
It's awesome to sit back and watch the younger people make remarks like wow you know that Berry had All the girls not knowing how true he's been to his wife for so many years!!! I love it!!!!
@@jonnyzabel3651 There are some good artists nowadays. Adele & James Blunt are 2 that I like. But as a time period, there are no better time periods than the 60’s, 70’s & 80’s. The story telling. The voices (without auto tune.) The passion. Making the music for music & not primarily for money. I’m glad that I was born in 1969 & was able to experience so much of that music firsthand!
The Bee Gees are so much more than people know from Stayin Alive. They reinvented themselves several times and always put out superb music. Also wrote most of their own music and composed hits for other artists like Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Dionne Warwick etc. So many great songs. In the late sixties and early seventies they were more folk rock oriented and Robin sang lead more often songs to check out from that era are To Love Sombody, Massachusetts, I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You, and I Started a Joke. In the mid seventies they began to take a more R&B style check out Fanny Be Tender With My Love, Jive Talking, Nights on Broadway. By the end of the seventies they were the Kings of Disco with Stayin Alive, Night Fever, How Deep is Your Love , and More Than a Woman. Had a dry spell when disco became poison on the charts but wrote great songs for other artists. Then came back again in the 80s and 90s with still a different sound. a from the later era try Alone, Fir whom the Bell Tolls or a very interesting cover of Carole King’s Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow.
Check out an early T.V. appearance in Australia in Black and white called "Spicks and Specks".
Also wrote the biggest selling country song ever with Islands in the stream!
your too young to know this but these are only 3 of the brohters they have a younger brother that akso did great in the music business his name was Andy Gibb and there children are great singers also and if you really like Barry's voice the solo singer here he dueted with Barbara Striesabd for a few songs and they sing so well together also
Yeah Andy Gibb did release 3 Albums in the late 70,s early 80,s ,but i believe he was a troubled soul with drug addiction ! Think he died in the 80,s due to a heart problem brought on by his past health problems :(
You know why us Boomers say, we lived through the best generation of music ever!
It's just a fact, the 70s sold more records than any other decade! I think the climax of musical expression was between 1965 and 1979, you will find 95% of the greatest songs between those years.
And Gen X, don't forget us😂
@@tonya6107Gen X here. Born 1970. I’d add the 80s as part of the pinnacle. 1965 - 1989.
A lot of people don't realise that the *Bee Gees* were *British* born (Isle of Man. UK.)
The most famous *falsetto* singers on the planet.
i am born and bred manchester uk and i think two were born here ,,, there mother and father were from here too the local cemetery has quite a few graves are gibb relatives going back generations
Actually ....Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons were into the falsetto 2 decades before the BeeGees , with hits like Sherry , Sherry , Big Girls don't cry , Walk Like a Man , Candy Girl , Dawn , GoAway .......Rag Doll and others .
@@broadband01 older sister Lesley and younger brother Andy born in Manchester. Barry, Robin and Mo on Isle of Man
@@jimmythetout109 Correct, but the Bee Gees sang a much
harder version of falsetto! Power falsetto!
Some more info on the Bee Gees. They had hits in the 60’s 70’s 80’s 90’s and 2000’s and not only for themselves. They wrote songs for most of the top artists such as Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, Elvis, Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross, Olivia Newton-John, Yvonne Elliman, Tavares, Frankie Valli, Jimmy Ruffin and Dionne Warwick to name but a few. They wrote over 1,000 songs are in the Songwriters Hall of Fame and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
You should hear "To Love Somebody" from the 1967 time frame. It's on a lower register and demonstrates their talent.
Great singing voices the Bee Gees had and beautiful harmonies. Great album Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees had 6 straight number 1 hits. Only other group to do that was the Beatles. Thank you for the great memories Bee Gees.👍👍
They wrote this song and two others (tragedy and shadoe dancing for their brother Andy) in ine afternoon and all three became #1 hits. This song was donated by them to UNICEF, getting over 12 millions dollars!
No group can ever beat the Bee Gees. They were fantastic. Barry performs with his children and grandchildren. Barry is still really great.
Jackson 5 .....
@@richardhltrp1791 Lol.
I see a lot of people here pointing you in all kinds of directions, but you asked for good BeeGee songs.
Nights on Broadway
How Deep is your Love
Tragedy
Fanny (be tender with my love)
Jive Talk'in
You Should be Dancing
To Love Somebody
Night Fever
More then a Woman
Love you inside out
How can you mend a Broken Heart
Boogie Child
The BeeGees is a very Deep rabbit hole. Especially when you look into the 100's of song they wrote for other great stars (celin dion, barbara streisand....)
Not only are they brothers but the two on the end are fraternal twins. Barry the oldest in the middle was 12 and the twins were 9 when they started singing 60's, 70's, 80's, 90's and 2000's. The wrote for others and sang more than 1000 songs. Check out Dolly Pardon and Kenny Roger's, Island in the Stream or Celine Deion Immortality. One of my very favorite Bee Gee records was released Nov 1993, For Whom the Bell Tolls. They were the Greatest ever.
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!!
Great reaction. Bee Gees are legends. Didn't realize how diverse they are /were when I was younger. They have so many great songs. Try "Love You Inside Out" and " You Should Be Dancing"
If you likr Horns, TOTO and Chicago are great!
The Bee Gee's ...There music is just "Pure", and always makes you feel good.
Beautiful
Im 62 and still love this song. I just want to say that I love watching the younger generation react to the music I've enjoyed for so many years!!! Love it!! ❤
61 here, and what a buzz it is to see youngens discover pre video clip music. :)
The majority of all reactions .....are to Barry Gibb singing lead . but , Robin is a first rate vocalist in his own right ....Try Robins solo .....I started a joke ...
Great song!
If you are a fan of horns, go for "Chicago - 25 or 6 to 4"
Oooh thank you!
@@KoalityReactions Interestingly Chicago re-released a completely different version of 25 or 6 to 4 on the album Chicago 18 & I grew up with the original & love it very much. But Damn! I love the remake too. Much more intense! Please don't pass it by.
While I'm not a super-fan, I DO think this trio has/had the best falsetto harmonies EVER! I think they were also VERY adept at choosing good backing instrumentalists. Great reaction!!
Really first time not knowing
I feel honored to have known
Twins to boot, Many great songs written by them unknown !! danny
There is another brother Andy Gibb that was a singer by himself. Barry Gibb wrote a lot of his music and would be a music producer too. Andy died around 30 years old because of drugs.
Barry is pouring his heart out telling his wife how in love he's in with her.
Please react to their younger brother Andy Gibb on Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. He was awesome too.
Loved the BeeGees as a teenager. Maybe you could look at The Walker Brothers The Sun ain’t gonna Shine Anymore or The Everly Brothers All I Have to do is Dream
Fun fact. The iconic falsetto way they sang started as a joke. Berry Gibb did it while goofing around during a recording session when they were teenagers and the producers was like, '....do that again.' Then he had them do it for the whole song and, well the rest is history.
Bee Gees used horns in about everything. I can't think of anything specifically they didn't use horns in. At the ages of 5 and 8 their mom went to their room to have them turn down the radio and found it was her son's singing in perfect three part harmony. They started performing when they were 6 and 9.
Fanny Be Tender.
Nights On Broadway.
Love You Inside Out.
@kath...
Yup. That was a special guesting of the Chicago horn section in the intro of the song:
Chicago horn section. Lee Loughnane-trumpet, James Pankow-trombone, Walter Parazaider-saxophone.
The band was recording that time with their album "Alive Again" at Criteria Studios were The Gibbs were recording their "Spirits" album.
Barry returned the favor by appearing on the Chicago song "Little Miss Lovin'" with his yah-yahs falsetto ad libs and some velvetty subtle background ahhhss... at the fade section of "No Tell Lover".
The Chicago horn section appeared more full blast on the song STOP! Think Again with Barry's predominant ballad falsetto.
Barry is the lead. The other two are twins, Robin on the left with his hands on his hips. Maurice (pronounced Morris commonly known as Mo) is on the right in the black shirt. Maurice died in 2003 of intestinal problems and Robin in 2012 from cancer. Younger brother Andy died in 1998 from myocarditis probably made worse from years of drug abuse. It technically was not a drug overdose. Hate that that is the reason most people believe. Barry is still alive at age 77. Sir Barry was knighted in 2018 by then Prince Charles. He just became a Kennedy Center Honoree. You should try to watch a video of each one singing lead. Their voices are so different to harmonize so well. They can all sing falsetto, but Barry usually does it.
Robin was a marvelous lead, as well.
The Bee Gees were the greatest. They sound exactly like that in person. They were perfection.
Yes they do. Cannot agree more with you.
Their harmony, range and song writing skills are second to none. The Brothers Brilliant never disappoint. True talent. They donated all of the proceeds from this song to UNICEF. Lovely men inside and out. ❤ FYI: it is spelled Maurice, but pronounced Morris.
This is music . No Todays Trash music
A man just can't get any better looking than Barry Gibb!
You've got that right, Anthony!😉
@@kthor Isn't this the truth, Mabel?
1970's
No cable, no electronics,
Radio and Walkman were all people has, cable was not in our cities was back then,
We brought revors, listeria to Bb Gees, Too Much Heaven over and over were indeed Heaven❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Such a great harmony trio, though there was another brother solo artist RIP Andy Gibb, amazing songwriters also, not just disco where everyone is more familiar with them.
They were prolific songwriters and wrote hits for several other artists, some in different genres.
The Osmonds are all brothers!!!!!!!!!
Family groups go way back. The Everly Brothers, Osmonds and Carpenters come to mind as a few that may not have been mentioned.
Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) is my fav.
The Brothers Gibb... the B G's. Bee Gees. My mother was a big fan of them, when I was a small child.
We took this amazing talent for granted in the 70's, thinking music would only get better! Ha! No.
If you're looking for horns and instrumentation that are out of this world look for anything Earth Wind & Fire
There was a 4th brother, Andy, who was also a talented singer and had his own singing (and teenage idol hearthrob) career. Sadly, he passed away at 30 years old in the late 80s. Such a talented family.
Idk but the title of the song being too much heaven screams love song to me. I wouldn’t have expected anything other than a love song. That just goes to show how subjective this all is.
Love the Bee Gees and great harmonies.You have to check out their songwriting credits - It will blow you away - 1030 songs!!! You also asked for suggestions so here goes.
Lulu has been an International recording artist since 1964 and has been performing for decades but is better known in the UK.
She reprised one of her iconic songs “To Sir with Love” from the 1967 film she stared in with Sidney Poitier.
In this recording, which is a TH-cam recording session from 2019, she was 70 years old and to me it sounds BETTER than the original recording. th-cam.com/video/5gDFZIUtBU0/w-d-xo.html
Great suggestion....& she was married to Maurice (Gibb) from 1969-73.
I just received a Jukebox for Christmas from my grown children. It's filled with all 70s music that I love, And this song is the first one I played, I love it !!
No way!!! Incredible gift.
All you had to do was listen to these songs, close your eyes and dream
Lots of brass with Steely Dan and Chicago, also.
You might want to listen to Jeff Lynne’s ELO (Electric Light Orchestra). Phenomenal talent.
Bee Gees are the best & lovin' your "vibe" (as you call it!) as well! You're hearing & eyeing Sir Barry Gibb! Please consider reacting to How Deep Is Your Love or Fanny.🎶
This song, about the difficulty of finding then retaining love is juxtaposed to Stevie Wonder's great and lush ballad "Overjoyed", about unrequited love. Give that a listen
Please react to “ Immortality” by Celine Dionne written by The Bee Gees and sung with them in the background
Enjoyed hanging out with you as well. Kool channel, a great reaction, . . Not to much, not to little. . . HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE, the next Bee Gee's hit you'll love. . . Other band musicality and horns you'll love is NEVER TEAR US APPERT, (official video) by INXS. . MUCH LOVE ❤❤❤❤❤
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Amazing Voices Amazing Song Amazing Bee Gees. Thats wy I love the Bee Gees ❤❤❤
Yes the older classics are really the best. PLEASE look into more of them, there are hundreds of them and you'd love them.
bee gees you should be dancing
This felt like a slow song to dance to! But some of there stuff definitely gets you moving and grooving!
@@KoalityReactionsI think he was suggesting the song You Should Be Dancing.
@@matteoedwardes2876 ahahahahaha Oh. Wow. Thank you! 😅😅🤍🤍
And of course it’s sad to think that Barry is the only living survivor of his three other brothers but what a talented family who were heaven sent to perform on planet earth. God bless the Bee Gees.
You need to listen to Chris Stapleton's COLD at the CMA awards!!! The orchestra is great in that!!! If you want more Bee Gees, there's a lot to choose from .... Tragedy, I Started A Joke, Massachusetts, To Love Somebody, Words, Nights on Broadway, Fanny Be Tender, More Than A Woman ..... I could go on forever!
When their brother Andy sang with them, boy they had such a beautiful harmony that was out of this world.
Unchained melody with the Righteous Brothers has a fantastic orchestra arrangement and the horns are very prominent in the later part of the song.
the greatest harmonies in the history of music! three careers and 300 million records sold over 6 decades and still selling records! pre disco, disco era and after disco. the brothers Gibb were pure artists. when your music outlives your body you are a pure artist. RIP MAURICE AND ROBIN!
Chicago always had a lotta horns in their arrangements. Also Earth, Wind, and Fire comes to mind. Also, Barry called Maurice "Mo," and despite the spelling Maurice, for them, was pronounced Morris. As if the weren't angelic enough, they donated the proceeds from this song to UNICEF. They didn't need to see each other. They'd been singing together since childhood. It's second nature.
I believe that Chicago was the first rock band with an established horn section. The Bee Gees' younger brother Andy was also a popular artist in the late 70's, early 80's.
The magic of talent.
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Great Voices!! Great Band! Great Track! Great Reaction!!!! Thank You so Much ✌✌✌ 🇦🇺
Try Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street
Suggest you watch their biography on TH-cam. So interesting and Barry was considered a genius at song writing, would take him minutes to come up with songs
bee gees love you inside out
He's still married to the same woman that he was when he wrote/performed this song! He is selling it, but he clearly meant it too. I could recommend several Bee Gees songs, but I know others will. Instead -- and based on what you liked in this song -- please let me suggest Spandau Ballet's True (1985 #1 hit).
Sadly, you missed the point of this song and performance. This was a group gifted by god and or nature as very few are. Their quality can only be truly appreciated if one has at least some emotional reaction while listening. If you’re not thinking of the one you love and cherish during this song, you can’t really understand why these guys were so special. I suggest you listen a few more times and let the song reach deeper into your soul. Their technical skill doesn’t need analysis. It speaks for itself.
Kind of a harsh thing to say. She can interpret it however she wants and it’s not wrong. Whether I agree with you or not, there’s not 1 complete definitive answer. Interpretation is subjective.
All three great singers. Listen to their brother Andy. Written so many songs which have been performed by so many different artists.
Chicago will excite you with their horns. Please listen to their music. They are the best.
Also add Blood, Sweat, and Tears to your short list of bands with great horn sections!
Ooo the BeeGees, I remember them well! Not usually on my radar for anything but curiosity! My favourite track of theirs was Massachusetts. It was a really cool song, there’s an acoustic version out there somewhere which was amazing!
More please!
Yes so fun!!
Have e you heard their grandkids sing??? They are also fabulous! I was shocked to learn of them and had no idea they were even singing.
Yes, this is a great song. Today's music mostly leaves out the beautiful sounds of horns and other wind instruments, as well as orchestra string instruments. This is a lovely sound. Thank you for bringing it back and sharing with us❣️
Is there a video on TH-cam ? I'd really like to check it out ! Thanks and have a good day !
@@averteddisasterbarely2339 Same here -- didn't know their grandkids were also singers -- how cool!
don't mess with sibling harmony.. they are perfect and also the best song writers I think of the 70's..the Jackson's and Osmond's also had great harmonies.. again.. sibling harmonies.. can't touch it.
There were actually some very famous brother bands from this era. The BeeGees were probably the most famous, followed closely by the Beach Boys with their harmonies. Jackson 5 (where Michael Jackson got his start) were also well known.
Osmond Brothers , Defranco Family and the Everly Brothers . The Beach Boys weren't all family members, 3 were brothers in the band. The other 2 were a cousin and a friend. They also ended up with many replacements and later added members for specials.
I was blessed to see them perform live in 1976! They were more than awesome! The disco stuff was just beginning and Nights On Broadway was their big disco hit at the time. So they performed mostly their older hits which are what made me fall in love with them way before I got to see them in concert! One of my strongest and most beautiful memories of my college years! 😊 💞
Bit of Trivia: The Bee Gees wrote MANY songs for themselves and others, including Islands In The Stream which was a big hit for the duet of Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers! 💖
Amazing bang and history - i hope you go on this journey
If you like backing strings it doesn't look like you've reacted to any Electric Light Orchestra (aka ELO). You get exactly what the name suggests: a rock band with a small backing orchestra. The lead singer, Jeff Lynne is super famous for his vocals & their compositions are very original & upbeat (a vibe for sure). You really can't go wrong with any of their stuff. I think there's only 1 or 2 songs that *don't* have the strings incorporated. Just look for most viewed videos & you'll likely get 1 with strings.
Please react to the Bee gees song Fanny be Tender With My Love.
They were and still are the best. Before you talk about someone and their music. Make sure you do your homework. You don't seem to know them at all. Barry you may be the last but I will never forget you or the three brothers. I love you.❤❤
If you like horns you should check out the band Chicago.
Fanny Be Tender With My Love is their best song IMO
Tonight, Dec 27, Sir Barry Gibb will be one of the Kennedy Center honorees, broadcast at 8:00 I believe. He is the last brother still with us. RIP Andy, Maurice & Robin❤❤❤❤
Godley heavenly anjelic heartfelt smooth great music from my time 😊
If you want to hear horns, check out Steely Dan, "Deacon Blues", Gerry Rafferty, "Baker Street", Al Stewart, "Year Of The Cat", Chicago, "Make Me Smile". Studio versions. You won't be disappointed.
Others may have noted--but the Bee Gees donated the song and it's profits to UNICEF and the royalties have grossed more than 10 million dollars over the years for the needs of the World's children. Their carerer lasted into the early 2000's until Maurice died in 2003. Check out their 1997 Album (Still Waters). Not a bad song on it. WIth over 50 years of songwriting and performing, they have quite a catalogue--over 1000 songs.
Check out 'Nights On Broadway' for some of their lower voices, and 'How Deep Is Your Love' for even lower! Then' 'Alone' for another stratospheric falsetto fantasy! That's the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra backing them up on this song. Members of the band Chicago played on the studio version. BTW, the real lyric is: 'we can turn away from the light of day...' whoever wrote the lyrics for this video didn't listen close enough.
Love Barry’s chest voice. He really knocks it out of the park in Nights on Broadway.
For a band with multiple family members check out
The Cowboy Junkies (Timmins Family) 'Sweet Jane" amazing cover of Lou Reed's song.
Obviously also the Jackson 5
The Beach Boys (Wilson brothers)
Van Halen (Eddie and Alex)
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John Farnham, (When the War is over) Live [ The last Time Melbourne 2003 ❤
And Journey ( When you Love a woman) ❤Video
Robin and Maurice were twins even deepening that magic vocal sync
Check out the Wilson sisters, Ann and Nancy of "Heart". Ann Wilson is the greatest female rock voice out there. If you want big music, check out Procal Harem with the Danish National orchestra. Not brothers but listen to the Righteous Brothers.
Speaking horns in a good song… Earth Wind and Fire did a cover of the Beatles song, Got to Get You Into My Life. Funky version that I actually like better than the original. Has horns in it ( or perhaps synth horns). I think you’ll like it.
another flawless musical arrangement is the Jacksons "Push Me Away" same era check it out!! but let's please give Barry Gibb Maurice Gibb and Robin Gibb their flowers! RIP Robin, Maurice and Andy Gibb!!
Chicago and EW&F are also great groups that have horns as part of their groups. Check out Leonid and Friends who cover Chicago, Tower of Power, EW&F, Carpenters...
"That guy is selling it for me..." This was Barry's signature song, IMO. Robin and Maurice were just there to accompany him.
You must watch the Friday night special of them singing Nights on Broadway, Fanny be tender these are a few that get them away from what people know them as (Disco) it's very ignorant when people not you refer to them as a disco band. They were one of the most talented groups who could recreate themselves every decade. They wrote music for hundreds of stars. Mo the most talented and underrated brother was the glue that held them together. He could play every insturment and even though he did not sing leads often he was the one who put the arrangements together like no other.
You want horns? One word: Chicago. The older stuff with Terry Kath is way better than the later ballads. They have trumpet, trombone and sax that are full members. The trombone player does most of the horn arrangements and tried to imitate the human voice in style
If you leave me now by Chicago. If you like a love song with a horn, you'll love this song.
Please react to one of their most covered timeless classics TO LOVE SOMEBODY from 1967.
I found your channel looking for Bee gees reactions. The Bee Gees are my favorite group and Elvis my favorite Singer. I am 59 years old.
Check out the Nights on Broadway Midnight Special performance so you can get a better idea of their range in comparison to this song. You will love it.
All proceeds from this song was donated to UNICEF
Maurice is pronounced Morris. Dive into their catalog, you wont be sorry. Try Fanny Be Tender and Nights On Broadway.
The Bee Gees stands for Brothers Gibbs .. They have been singing together since childhood as a group..!! There was one other brother named Andy Gibb who passed away at a young age.. They wrote music for other artists as well..! Listen to their album The Bee Gees Greatest Hits..!! There you will cover their music from A TO Z… It’s a red album with a record on the cover.. Enjoy..!