This was actually their very first #1 song in Australia. There are actually videos of them from 1960 where they were little kids singing. Remember, they started in 1958 and sung through 2003.

They were teenagers when they released this song in Australia

Their first tv appearance was 1960. Time is passing by. You should react to. They wrote all their songs. Very talented group

Dude hit this band hard. Whacha want...do that one. I gre up with these guys and they turned me on to hip hop back in the mid 80's

Iconic

This video does NOT properly reflect who is singing, it is some promotional staged shots to go along with the song. This song they did not do live because there were so many layers of vocals it could not be reproduced live (at least according to various statements and interviews). This song was created during a time when Albhy Galuten and Karl Richardsons were producing and Barry was highly involved in that production process. Personally, I think it was an experiment in vocal layering and is probably mostly Barry's vocals layered and layered, although there were probably some layering of Robin & Maurice vocals that are just so blended it's hard to discern. That's not to take away from the immense talent of both Robin and Maurice and they were both certainly capable of doing a song like this, I just don't think video is accurate. Anyway, it is a great great song and I always love a Bee Gees reaction.

They are simply harmonizing. Beautifully!❤

This song was written for the movie Saturday Night Fever and it's sequel. That got the brothers into Disco

Sorry, this wasn't live. Nobody plays a base guitar at the bottom of the neck. It would sound like a regular guitar not a base

You have to react to the 4th Gibb brother. The Bee Gees have a much younger brother that had a singing career as a solo artist. The age difference was quite a gap. Younger brother Andy was born the year the Bee Gees were established. Please react to Andy Gibb on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything.

Your audio suck..

Yea this is a fantastic song!!

And please do much Karen Carpenter! You'll be very popular!!

The saddest thing ever is that Barry.. the one in middle is the oldest brother.. he's buried 3 younger brothers.. the twins that sang this song with him ..Robin and Maurice.. and they had baby.. Andy .. Barry I think is close to 80 or in his 80's now... living without his brothers must hurt so much... I've lost my one sibling.. my older sister.. she's been gone 9 yrs now.. I was 47 when I lost her. I miss her every day.. But Barry.. the oldest.. would probably think his younger brothers would be around.. so sad that they are gone.. and those amazing harmonies are gone.

My incredible wonderful BeeGees. We fans have been speechless for 50* years. Welcome aboard! ❤️❤️❤️❤️

Try 'How Deep Is Your' Love next reaction.

It was released December 1977 along with the movie for which this song was written, and several others. Saturday Night Fever was the movie. I saw it in the theater when it came out. I was 13 and it was a great time to be alive (and young).

How Deep Is Your Love, Nights On Broadway, Love You Inside Out. Try those next by the Bee Gees, I'll send more when they start dropping, lol.

No, the camera did not follow very well in this video. The deep voice is always Maurice

They are not singing in unison. Harmonizing!

Check out ‘More Than a Woman’ and ‘To Love Somebody’, great songs.

It's a pity that you came across the Bee Gees so late. In the meantime, the twins Maurice and Robin have unfortunately died, only the older brother Barry, the big guy, is still alive. If you want to hear/watch another great song/video, search: Too much heaven

A little fun story, my husband grew up in Australia and was in a band Sometimes went to song competitions BUt then the beegees would Appartamento and my husbands band went home

The lyrics were about violence, race riots and the "Son of Sam" serial murders in New York City in the mid 70's and the resultant fear in a lot of the public. Robin wrote the initial lyrics on the back of his Concorde ticket after reading about that in the NY Times. It is a serious song with a serious message.

@2:40, Robin was capable of going from high tenor to low baritone with a 5 octave range. A perfect example is in their older song "When do I". In this song Barry and Robin are singing simultaneously for a lot of it as they often did and as Maurice said, they sounded like a single voice due to the familial similarity of tone. There are parts of this song where all three were singing together. Maurice usually did high harmony but could also sing baritone. If you notice when the camera switches @3:50 and @4:49 both Robin and Maurice are singing together and both change from high to low. Lots of vocal gymnastics by all of them. The falsetto duel @5:13 is Barry, then Robin, then Barry, then Robin. It's often hard to know who is singing.

Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees ❤❤❤

It’s called singing in HARMONY

From the movie Saturday Night Fever …. A movie you must see .. it’s very hard hitting about life in New York in the 80s

Please try and not stop too often … it’s not giving you time to listen properly

The donated the royalties for this song to UNICEF its raised over £10 million

Please listen to their early stuff …their first hit was Spicks and Specks …

Started singing in the late 50s …They have written over 1000 songs and for other artist as well

Just love watching youngsters loving the music I grew up with …

The Bee Gees were a phenomenal group. They started in the 1960's and grew with music and continued through the 1990's up to 2001. God bless you

If you get down to this guess what? You love DISCO !!!!😂

Sweetheart, I lived this generation! It was Disco! We danced our butts off night after night! It will never be repeated. This is their softer side but listen to their other get down songs!! The 3 Gibb brothers!

Robin has amazing vocals. Please listen to Whom the Bell Tolls. Robinson vocals shine on that song❤

All three can go from chest voice to falsetto with ease.

Barry (in the middle is the oldest), Maurice (pronounced Morris) beard green shirt and Robin cleaned shaved are twins. Three years younger than Barry. ALL 3 CAN SING. Should check out their early songs. Words, How To Mend A Broken Heart, I Started A Joke, Massachusetts, Fannie Be Tender With My Love. They have changed thru the years.

Loved, loved, loved your reaction. The surprised look on your face when you experienced Mo and Robin changed up their voices was priceless. Talented isn’t a big enough word to describe them❣️ I don’t need a time machine because I was there when they started. Listen to them everyday. ❤️ You do a great job of reactions. Thank you. 😊

Nobody is like The Bee Gees really. There are soooooo many hits I don’t even know where to start. Maybe at the beginning….To Love Somebody. That is pre head voice.

Right?? Ya don’t know what to say about them. ❤ The best!

For Whom The Bell Tolls (NYC version)

This song actually came out in 1975. Love it.

They never performed this song live -- impossible to do. However, if you you tube many of their live performances from mid 60s to mid 80s you can hear how stunning their voices are. Quincy Jones called this one of the greatest R&B ballads ever written.

They all sound similar and can change their singing style at the drop of a hat LOL.

That was Robin not Barry who does most of the leading.

Haven't you learned yet that the Bee Gees were the GOAT back in the day.😅

They write their own songs so they know what to do.

They grew up near me in Brisbane Australia. I really love their song "Words"