@@lauraallen55Barry is recognized for it, exclusively. Even Robin recognized him for it, saying he was lucky to be born into the same family as one of the greatest somgwriters of all time.
Barry is 'recognized' for having written all of their songs? Sorry, but no. I'm sure Barry feels lucky to have been born in the same family as his brothers too. He wasn't the Bee Gees by himself. Get real.@@BGWhisperer
I didn’t get that she said Barry wrote all their songs. All 3 were great songwriters…but I read that Barry was considered the force behind their songwriting because in the beginning when they were smaller, he did write everything; then as the twins got older, Robin started, then Maurice. Nobody can ignore that they were fantastic. I just think Barry wrote more hit songs for other artists that Robin and Maurice wasn’t a part of and that Barry was credited as the only GIBB (like: Andy’s I just want to be your everything; Everlasting Love; Grease for Frankie Valli…and more.) This is not to take anything away from Robin & Maurice cause I would put them up there with anyone regarding songwriting proficiency! They were absolutely great!❤ Put the 3 of them together and they were unbeatable in their writing!
She said 'exclusively' so that sounds a lot like that he wrote all their songs, to me. I just get tires of people acting like Barry was the only brother that achieved anything, and that Maurice and Robin were just along for the ride, and to back him up. There are a lot of people who do this. Some even go so far a to make disrespectful comments about the other two Bee Gees. @@Sandra6411
In my opinion one of the most amazing singers to ever walked this planet. The Bee Gees could sing the phonebook and it would sound like a masterpiece. They have so many beautiful songs and they’re also different and special in their own way.
Barry looks and sounds just like I would have expected Andy to sound and look. It's amazing how much alike they were. I recall Barry saying that Andy was as much his twin and Maurice and Robin. He said that they even have the same birth mark although they are 12 years apart.
Did Barry beat out McCartney??? I hadn’t heard! All three brothers are in the top ten along with Lenon and McCartney. I heard, Barry was also #2 for most songs produced, just behind George Martin. Really amazing. It made being relegated as just a “Disco group” all the more shocking. As a whole, as artists, songwriters, and producers, they really are in a class of their own.
Number two most popular not most songs - anything - because Barry didn't write the Bee Gees songs. The Bee Gees wrote their songs together and Robin was the predominant writer. @@dp3396
Beautiful words, drop dead gorgeous men, glorious harmonies and seriously groovy striped pants and flappy cuff shirts… What more do you frickin NEED to bring you joy in watching them from ANY era of their music?
Love, love, love this song. I like their disco period. I love their pre-disco period. Gotta Get A Message To You, Words, I Started A Joke, Massachusetts, Run To Me. They are so talented. Great pick Harri!
@@maryhuhnke8496 funny i’ve lived in massachusetts (part of the year) for thirty years and love the bee gees and this is is the first time im hearing of their song “ massachusetts
These guy wrote so many songs for other people that they themselves never even performed. It boggles the mind how they were able to right so many hits.
I am 71 now and grew up listening to some of the greatest bands whether Rock, Pop, Bluegrass or country the world has ever known. Thank you for playing all these great songs by the true legends of music. There is so many great songs from the sixties that younger kids are just starting to rediscover. I mean these guys had little microphones and nowhere near the audio technology we now have, yet their music will last through the ages. I thank God i was young, free and so very fortunate to have lived and loved every minute of it. Thanks again. Keep doing what you do! P.S. I just plugged my earphones in and man it sounds so much better! I recommend everyone get some earphones and use them when listening.
I was born in 72 my 8 year old self loved how deep is your love. I rediscovered them when I was 25 watching VH1 live in demand and I discovered all the songs. I love Massachusetts and I started a joke
I’ve just learned on another reaction channel related to this song but Barry Gibb wrote this for OTIS REDDING but Otis passed away before he could record it! Bee Gees wrote, produced and did backing vocals for Dionne Warwick’s Heartbreaker (producing her album of the same name), they wrote and did backing vocals for Diana Ross’s Chain Reaction. And one of the biggest duets Islands In The Stream recorded by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers was yes, written by the brothers Gibb, THE BEE GEES!! 😊
Maurice, not Morris. I feel sorry for Barry, being the oldest, and alone because all his little brothers have passed. I'm oldest, and lost my youngest sister years ago. I live in terror of losing my other little sister, and being alone. ~ Mrs H
@@davidhohn9106 I did know that, HA! Spelled as I pronounce it... thanks for the correction. Yes, I feel bad for him too, many of us can relate, I lost my brother at a young age, he was only 18 and I 16, you always wonder, what if.
They will tell you they are an R&B group & never were "disco." Those Saturday Night Fever songs that were used had already been written before the movie was filmed. Just because Travolta danced in a "disco" didn't make their songs "disco." It had a beat. They never liked being told they started the disco era.
The Bee Gees have written 1000's of songs for themselves as other musical greats like Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton, Diana Ross, Barbara Streisand, Dionne Warwick and Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons to name just a few. The most amazing thing about it though is none of them could read music.
Barry wrote this for Otis Redding to record, but Otis died in a plane crash before he could do so, so the Bee Gees did it themselves. What is notable about this song iis that Maurice takes the high harmony at the end of the song, Maurice normally sang the low register, but he he could switch to any register, so that his brothers could do their thing..
Such harmonies! Maurice is also so underrated! He was an awesome musician and multi talented! Each has a unique voice and a special place in the harmonies!
They wrote "Tragedy" and "Too Much Heaven" in the same afternoon. A partial list o artist they wrote for: Diana Ross "Chain Reaction" "I Love Being in Love With You" "Crime of Passion" "Don't Give Up On Each Other" Frankie Valle "Grease" Barbara Streisand "Woman in Love" "Guilty" "What Kind of Fool" Celine Dion "Immortality": Dionne Warwick "Heartbreaker" "All the Love in the World" Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton "Islands In the Stream" Kenny Rogers "Buried Treasure" "Evening Star" Yvonne Elliman "If I can't Have You" Olivia Newton-John "Come On Over" Larry Gatlin "Didn't We Call It Falling In Love?" Jose Feliciao "First of May" my fingers are tired, but you get the picture, lol!
Barry and Larry Gatlin co wrote and produced INDIAN SUMMER as a duet between Larry G and ROY ORBISSON - one of their idols. Possibly a #1 and was included on one of Orbison’s best of albums. HIGHLY recommend it for a reaction. I believe Didn’t we call it... is unreleased - one of those songs fans have been begging to be released from the vault.
This song was originally written for Otis Redding to record but he died before he recorded it. The brothers then decided to record it themselves! My favorite song that they wrote for someone else is “Immortality” that they wrote for Celine Dion!!
Barry's voice is PURE GOLD!!! I love all of their music and it's really sad that Barry is the only one left now. So many decades of memories and great songs they gave us.
This song was written by Barry for their manager Robert Stigward.They wrote it pretty fast.Of course their manager loved this song so mu ch as his birthday gift song.❤
I love all of their music but this has always been my favorite. Something about the combination of their harmonies along with the violins and cello in this beautiful melody that always brings tears to my eyes. Fanny is another favorite. Such incredible talent. They've always been so underrated. I mean they wrote over 1,000 songs and you can't even count how many were hits for themselves and for others. Just amazing!
There is a video on youtube showing the 100 top ten songs written by the BeeGees. They were recorded by surprising artists. Deon Warwick and Diana Ross plus many more.
I was raised in Sydney in the 1960’s - the Bee Gees on television Brian Henderson’s Bandstand- they were everywhere in Australia- to my generation they were already handsome gods of music. They were a soundtrack to my life. By the 70’s I was living in London for 15 years. They were all over the dance clubs of the 70’s then the 80’s. You have no idea how massive they have always been
They have written over a thousand songs..that hundred of artists have sang them..Google to see how many luved their songs also wrote songs for others hundreds..so amazingly gifted the talent is emence yet they are so humble!!!
The Bee Gees, in an interview, said that the songs just seem to be there for them to pick out of the air. I don't believe this takes away from their talent I just think it means it's a god-given talent that they just could pull it seemingly out of the air. GOAT group who over came many obstacles and heart break to give the world their music. I encourage you to read, watch, or listen to their story.
the bee gees wrote this song over 50 years ago. there is a reason they are in the rock and roll hall of fame! 250 million records sold. another 30 million more for songs they wrote for other artists. their harmonies are considered to be some of the best in music history. may i suggest reacting to their live album ' one night only live in las vegas" and the rabbit hole for them will open for you! thanks
Absolutely....Amazing singers-songwriters. This song was written by the Bee Gees for Otis Redding. Unfortunately, Otis passed away before he could record it. So the Bee Gees ended up recording it. Barry Gibbs said in an intervew that the song never felt his because it was never written for them but for Otis. In the end they had alot of success with that single.
Seeing Barry this young really takes me back to MY favorite BeeGee growing up, their youngest brother Andy Gibb who sadly passed away at the young age of 30 from heart damage from cocaine abuse 😞💞
Sept 1st was Barry’s 75th birthday! I’ve loved The Bee Gees as long as I can remember. I grew up listening to them! You should check out their younger brother Andy Gibb!!
I loved the Bee Gees when I was growing up, but I was more of the generation that was obsessed with Andy! It's shocking to see this video (I know and love the song) and see how much Andy looks and sings likes his brother Barry.
Their songs from 67 to 70 or so are their best. New York Mining Disaster, Massachusetts, Words, I Started A Joke and Gotta Get a Message to You are some of my favorites.
Can't wait for you to dig into their work in the 1980s and 1990s and beyond! Check out the album "Still Waters." Twenty years after Saturday Night Fever, it's an equally powerful set of songs.
From 1978 & To This Very Day,, I Can't Begin To Tell You How Many People I Have Shocked,, Firstly By Them Not Knowing This Person Made Albums & Secondly Shocked At How Good The Songs Actually Are,, JOHN TRAVOLTA "LET HER IN" & "NEVER GONNA FALL IN LOVE AGAIN"
Harri, you are spot on about the Bee Gees being amongst the most prolific. They set many new chart records in their day. Barry's career has spanned over 60 years. In 1994, he was inducted into the Songeriters Hall of Fame with his brothers. In '97, as a member of the Bee Gees, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Barry also received the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music. He has also produced albums with other great stars, Barbra Streisand among them.
Omg Barry looks so much like his Younger brother Andy that was not in the Bee Gees but was a good singer on his own. You should check him out Andy Gibb
They have over 1000 songs. Barry was 21 then and the twins were 18. Their last album was in 2001. Maurice died in 2003 so the Bee Gees ended then. Barry continues to write and sing.
I like their old music
They are just teens here. Keith Urban sang this in a tribute to The Bee Gees. Barry was there with his family and loved it!
Urban did an amazing version.
Aren’t they awesome!
Consider, too, that when they wrote this, Barry was 19 and the twins were 16.
And Maurice, yes Maurice near the end was doing the high harmony.
Thanks...I never caught that before
Barry is now recognized as the second most prolific song writer in pop/rock history, just behind Lennon & McCartney. He has written over 1000 songs
He? I was under the impression that they all three wrote their songs.
@@lauraallen55Barry is recognized for it, exclusively. Even Robin recognized him for it, saying he was lucky to be born into the same family as one of the greatest somgwriters of all time.
Barry is 'recognized' for having written all of their songs? Sorry, but no. I'm sure Barry feels lucky to have been born in the same family as his brothers too. He wasn't the Bee Gees by himself. Get real.@@BGWhisperer
I didn’t get that she said Barry wrote all their songs. All 3 were great songwriters…but I read that Barry was considered the force behind their songwriting because in the beginning when they were smaller, he did write everything; then as the twins got older, Robin started, then Maurice. Nobody can ignore that they were fantastic. I just think Barry wrote more hit songs for other artists that Robin and Maurice wasn’t a part of and that Barry was credited as the only GIBB (like: Andy’s I just want to be your everything; Everlasting Love; Grease for Frankie Valli…and more.) This is not to take anything away from Robin & Maurice cause I would put them up there with anyone regarding songwriting proficiency! They were absolutely great!❤ Put the 3 of them together and they were unbeatable in their writing!
She said 'exclusively' so that sounds a lot like that he wrote all their songs, to me. I just get tires of people acting like Barry was the only brother that achieved anything, and that Maurice and Robin were just along for the ride, and to back him up. There are a lot of people who do this. Some even go so far a to make disrespectful comments about the other two Bee Gees. @@Sandra6411
History will record that the Bee Gees were one of the biggest and best songwriters and performers of them all
And one of the most underrated artists ever
Not will, HAS recorded!!!! GOATS, the brothers Gibb will live on forever. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Nostalgia will be the end of me😪
Seeing Barry young and clean shaven makes me realize how much the youngest brother Andy, actually looked like him😯
Barry and Andy look like their mother
That song was playing when my husband ask me to marry him. I lost him in 2021 but with our song, he will always be in my heart.
❤❤❤
This video makes you realize how much Andy and Barry looked so much alike.
Bee Gee's will NEVER DIE! Their music is timeless. Sir Barry Gibb just had his 75th birthday on September 1st. Saying he's a legend feels inadequate.
Barry was asked to write a song for Otis Redding. This is that song. Unfortunately Otis died before getting to record it.
Thanks never knew that. Would have been great by Otis
@@tedsmith4385 Yes
I can picture Otis in my head and how awesome he sounds.
But fortunately Janis Joplin did an awesome cover 👍👍
Otis would have killed this song. Too bad we missed that.
At 20, 17, and 17.
In my opinion one of the most amazing singers to ever walked this planet. The Bee Gees could sing the phonebook and it would sound like a masterpiece. They have so many beautiful songs and they’re also different and special in their own way.
You always say that!
I couldn't agree more.
I second that!!
I third that!
Barry looks and sounds just like I would have expected Andy to sound and look. It's amazing how much alike they were. I recall Barry saying that Andy was as much his twin and Maurice and Robin. He said that they even have the same birth mark although they are 12 years apart.
TO SAY THIS...I ALONE HAVE 1250 SONGS FROM THESE GUYS.....MY ALL TIME FAVORITE....GROUP......THEY FEEL LIKE FAMILY TO ME
Putting in another request for the Bee Gees "New York Mining Disaster 1941."
The greatest accolade they received was being inducted into thd hall of fame for their songwriting...over 100 songs..
They actually hold the Guiness world record for most songs written, over a thousand... So yeah. Lots of songs! And not a single bad one!!!
Did Barry beat out McCartney??? I hadn’t heard! All three brothers are in the top ten along with Lenon and McCartney. I heard, Barry was also #2 for most songs produced, just behind George Martin. Really amazing. It made being relegated as just a “Disco group” all the more shocking. As a whole, as artists, songwriters, and producers, they really are in a class of their own.
Number two most popular not most songs - anything - because Barry didn't write the Bee Gees songs. The Bee Gees wrote their songs together and Robin was the predominant writer. @@dp3396
Beautiful words, drop dead gorgeous men, glorious harmonies and seriously groovy striped pants and flappy cuff shirts… What more do you frickin NEED to bring you joy in watching them from ANY era of their music?
Harri check out their song from the same period - "Massachusetts".
The Bee Gees are musical geniuses.
R.I.P Maurice and Robin your music still echos around the world...
Love, love, love this song. I like their disco period. I love their pre-disco period. Gotta Get A Message To You, Words, I Started A Joke, Massachusetts, Run To Me. They are so talented. Great pick Harri!
I so much prefer the early BeeGees to the disco stuff.
Love Massachusetts 💜
All fantastic songs. Masterful writers and performers.
@@maryhuhnke8496 funny i’ve lived in massachusetts (part of the year) for thirty years and love the bee gees and this is is the first time im hearing of their song “ massachusetts
I love all their periods 😄😄😄
These guy wrote so many songs for other people that they themselves never even performed. It boggles the mind how they were able to right so many hits.
I am 71 now and grew up listening to some of the greatest bands whether Rock, Pop, Bluegrass or country the world has ever known. Thank you for playing all these great songs by the true legends of music. There is so many great songs from the sixties that younger kids are just starting to rediscover. I mean these guys had little microphones and nowhere near the audio technology we now have, yet their music will last through the ages. I thank God i was young, free and so very fortunate to have lived and loved every minute of it. Thanks again. Keep doing what you do! P.S. I just plugged my earphones in and man it sounds so much better! I recommend everyone get some earphones and use them when listening.
I started a joke. My favorite Bee Gee’s song ever!
Arent they wonderfull?!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️I think i fell in love with them when i was 10! 😘
I was born in 72 my 8 year old self loved how deep is your love. I rediscovered them when I was 25 watching VH1 live in demand and I discovered all the songs. I love Massachusetts and I started a joke
The Bee Gees we’re performing when they were little kids
They wrote this song for Otis Redding but he passed away before he could record it.
Note how much their brother Andy looked like Barry at this age.
I have the same reaction & am standing up for greatness too. Love the Brothers Gibb!❤❤❤👏👏👏😍😍😍
Barry 21. Robin and Maurice 18 years old. Beautiful, talented men with brilliant careers
I’ve just learned on another reaction channel related to this song but Barry Gibb wrote this for OTIS REDDING but Otis passed away before he could record it!
Bee Gees wrote, produced and did backing vocals for Dionne Warwick’s Heartbreaker (producing her album of the same name), they wrote and did backing vocals for Diana Ross’s Chain Reaction. And one of the biggest duets Islands In The Stream recorded by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers was yes, written by the brothers Gibb, THE BEE GEES!! 😊
Barry AND Robin wrote this.
So many great songs - but I especially love Massachusetts.
Hard to believe they were so young here... Barry 21, Robin and Morris 18, so much talent!
Maurice, not Morris.
I feel sorry for Barry, being the oldest, and alone because all his little brothers have passed. I'm oldest, and lost my youngest sister years ago. I live in terror of losing my other little sister, and being alone. ~ Mrs H
@@davidhohn9106 I did know that, HA! Spelled as I pronounce it... thanks for the correction. Yes, I feel bad for him too, many of us can relate, I lost my brother at a young age, he was only 18 and I 16, you always wonder, what if.
American pronunciation tends to be MA-REESE. Australian pronunciation tends to be Morris.
There is no favorite time period for me. If the Bee Gees are singing it than I love it. No other artist can reach my soul like them!!
They will tell you they are an R&B group & never were "disco." Those Saturday Night Fever songs that were used had already been written before the movie was filmed. Just because Travolta danced in a "disco" didn't make their songs "disco." It had a beat. They never liked being told they started the disco era.
The Bee Gees have written 1000's of songs for themselves as other musical greats like Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton, Diana Ross, Barbara Streisand, Dionne Warwick and Frankie Valley and the Four Seasons to name just a few. The most amazing thing about it though is none of them could read music.
Barry was amazing.. he has layers of voices... gorgeous and talented..Barry... forever great musician 😊
Barry wrote this for Otis Redding to record, but Otis died in a plane crash before he could do so, so the Bee Gees did it themselves. What is notable about this song iis that Maurice takes the high harmony at the end of the song,
Maurice normally sang the low register, but he he could switch to any register, so that his brothers could do their thing..
BeeGees have written 100 songs that have been in the top 10.
If they'd only done this song, the world would have been happy. Lucky for us, the hits just kept coming!
Every song they ever wrote and sang ..basically all a hit lol.mind boggling.
Funny, I only know this version.
The Bee Gees did some fantastic stuff long before the disco days. Great song! ♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦
Such harmonies! Maurice is also so underrated! He was an awesome musician and multi talented! Each has a unique voice and a special place in the harmonies!
They wrote "Tragedy" and "Too Much Heaven" in the same afternoon. A partial list o artist they wrote for:
Diana Ross "Chain Reaction" "I Love Being in Love With You" "Crime of Passion" "Don't Give Up On Each Other"
Frankie Valle "Grease"
Barbara Streisand "Woman in Love" "Guilty" "What Kind of Fool"
Celine Dion "Immortality":
Dionne Warwick "Heartbreaker" "All the Love in the World"
Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton "Islands In the Stream"
Kenny Rogers "Buried Treasure" "Evening Star"
Yvonne Elliman "If I can't Have You"
Olivia Newton-John "Come On Over"
Larry Gatlin "Didn't We Call It Falling In Love?"
Jose Feliciao "First of May"
my fingers are tired, but you get the picture, lol!
I am always amazed at what they have written, but what enormous talents among those brothers!
Barry and Larry Gatlin co wrote and produced INDIAN SUMMER as a duet between Larry G and ROY ORBISSON - one of their idols. Possibly a #1 and was included on one of Orbison’s best of albums. HIGHLY recommend it for a reaction. I believe Didn’t we call it... is unreleased - one of those songs fans have been begging to be released from the vault.
They also wrote Shadow Dancing for Andy that same day.
Tk..you..yesss!!!
Early catalogue is BEST.
Soulful.
Words,Massachusetts, Nights on Broadway, Jive Talking, 1949 New zyork Mining Disaster,and so much more!
This song was originally written for Otis Redding to record but he died before he recorded it. The brothers then decided to record it themselves! My favorite song that they wrote for someone else is “Immortality” that they wrote for Celine Dion!!
If your looking for prolific song writers, then you came to the right place.
Absolutely!!!❤❤❤
Barry's voice is PURE GOLD!!! I love all of their music and it's really sad that Barry is the only one left now. So many decades of memories and great songs they gave us.
What talent is!
They wrote it for Otis Redding but he died before he recorded it so they recorded it. It has been covered by 200 different artists.
Amazing wasn’t it. The 90’s hit To Whom The Bell Tolls is Awesome
Nights on Broadway was a great dance song back in the day
This song was written by Barry for their manager Robert Stigward.They wrote it pretty fast.Of course their manager loved this song so mu ch as his birthday gift song.❤
I love all of their music but this has always been my favorite. Something about the combination of their harmonies along with the violins and cello in this beautiful melody that always brings tears to my eyes. Fanny is another favorite. Such incredible talent. They've always been so underrated. I mean they wrote over 1,000 songs and you can't even count how many were hits for themselves and for others. Just amazing!
This original is timeless! Thank you for bringing it back.. almost forgotten.
They have written over 200 songs
about 1000 songs.
There is a video on youtube showing the 100 top ten songs written by the BeeGees. They were recorded by surprising artists. Deon Warwick and Diana Ross plus many more.
I was raised in Sydney in the 1960’s - the Bee Gees on television Brian Henderson’s Bandstand- they were everywhere in Australia- to my generation they were already handsome gods of music. They were a soundtrack to my life. By the 70’s I was living in London for 15 years. They were all over the dance clubs of the 70’s then the 80’s. You have no idea how massive they have always been
Funny... i never knew the covers, only the original...
The original and the best!
Can't lose with the Bee Gees.
Yes, Bee Gees was actually underrated...they should be clapped and respected🎉🎉❤
They wrote this song for Otis Redding, but he did not live to perform it... I would haved to have heard Brother Otis interpret it!
They have written over a thousand songs..that hundred of artists have sang them..Google to see how many luved their songs also wrote songs for others hundreds..so amazingly gifted the talent is emence yet they are so humble!!!
The Bee Gees, in an interview, said that the songs just seem to be there for them to pick out of the air. I don't believe this takes away from their talent I just think it means it's a god-given talent that they just could pull it seemingly out of the air. GOAT group who over came many obstacles and heart break to give the world their music. I encourage you to read, watch, or listen to their story.
They were the kings of the disco era.
the bee gees wrote this song over 50 years ago. there is a reason they are in the rock and roll hall of fame! 250 million records sold. another 30 million more for songs they wrote for other artists. their harmonies are considered to be some of the best in music history. may i suggest reacting to their live album ' one night only live in las vegas" and the rabbit hole for them will open for you! thanks
Pre-"Disco" Bee Gees had some fantastic songs!
Absolutely....Amazing singers-songwriters. This song was written by the Bee Gees for Otis Redding. Unfortunately, Otis passed away before he could record it. So the Bee Gees ended up recording it. Barry Gibbs said in an intervew that the song never felt his because it was never written for them but for Otis. In the end they had alot of success with that single.
Seeing Barry this young really takes me back to MY favorite BeeGee growing up, their youngest brother Andy Gibb who sadly passed away at the young age of 30 from heart damage from cocaine abuse 😞💞
Your experience in discovering The Bee Gee's shows just how monumental their contribution to popular music has been.
So much soul for such young guys! This is the version that gives me goosebumps!
I love this one, too. It is like they are ahead of their time on this one!
TOP 5 EASY ,, SONG WRTIERS NUMBER 1 ALL TIME
Barry said in 2017 during Piers Morgan interview that if there was one final song he could sing for his wife Linda….that this would be it😔!
Sept 1st was Barry’s 75th birthday! I’ve loved The Bee Gees as long as I can remember. I grew up listening to them! You should check out their younger brother Andy Gibb!!
Also Barry ad Lindas 51st Anniversary!
I loved the Bee Gees when I was growing up, but I was more of the generation that was obsessed with Andy! It's shocking to see this video (I know and love the song) and see how much Andy looks and sings likes his brother Barry.
same here Tina... love love love them... I can't get enough of them!
@@wendysilva8749 me either!!! Love all 4 of the Gibbs!!!! RIP Andy, Robin, and Mo!!!! Happy birthday and anniversary Barry!!!!
The third one is Maurice Robin's twin. The family pronounces it Morris.
This was the 1st version I ever heard and it remains my favorite. ✌🎵
Killer song my favourite Bee Gees song. I found out recently out of the hundreds of hits Barry Gibb wrote this is his favourite.
Barry didn't write the Bee Gees songs. All three of them wrote them, predominantly Robin actually.
You mentioned their looks. When Andy started growing a beard he looked so much like Barry it was crazy.
Yay , some pre disco Bee Gees . I love all of thier music but the earlier stuff still holds a special place in my heart . ✌🏼❤️☕
Their songs from 67 to 70 or so are their best. New York Mining Disaster, Massachusetts, Words, I Started A Joke and Gotta Get a Message to You are some of my favorites.
Notice Maurice doing the falsettos!!
How could anyone not know that?
Can't wait for you to dig into their work in the 1980s and 1990s and beyond! Check out the album "Still Waters." Twenty years after Saturday Night Fever, it's an equally powerful set of songs.
Look up bee gees young and you can see them perform when the twins are 6.
ahhh the old Bee Gees....love them...so young they were. I remember these songs well
Honestly speaking, Bee gees was on my every day 🎉🎉 forever great band❤❤
From 1978 & To This Very Day,, I Can't Begin To Tell You How Many People I Have Shocked,, Firstly By Them Not Knowing This Person Made Albums & Secondly Shocked At How Good The Songs Actually Are,, JOHN TRAVOLTA "LET HER IN" & "NEVER GONNA FALL IN LOVE AGAIN"
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever!! Their music will live forever!!
Harri, you are spot on about the Bee Gees being amongst the most prolific. They set many new chart records in their day. Barry's career has spanned over 60 years. In 1994, he was inducted into the Songeriters Hall of Fame with his brothers. In '97, as a member of the Bee Gees, he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Barry also received the Brit Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music. He has also produced albums with other great stars, Barbra Streisand among them.
Omg Barry looks so much like his Younger brother Andy that was not in the Bee Gees but was a good singer on his own. You should check him out Andy Gibb
Harri, you should react to "Bee Gees Medley 1963"". Right at their beginnings.
Their first TV appearance was in 1960.
Has always made me think of the love of my life.
A lot of the Bee Gees songs were about love or lost love. Another one of my favorites from the 60s is Run to Me.
Wow! HAPPY BIRTHDAY Barry Gibb!!🎉🎈😘
Thank you for the music!
This is a masterpiece and timeless!!! It was on BeeGees 1st (1967).
They have over 1000 songs. Barry was 21 then and the twins were 18. Their last album was in 2001. Maurice died in 2003 so the Bee Gees ended then. Barry continues to write and sing.