Bee Gees Jive Talkin' *DayOne Reacts*

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[@VikingJeff]

I always recommend "Love You Inside Out"

[@t.r.1708]

Thx! Before their disco era they had some smash hits like “To love somebody,” “Massachusetts,” “I’ve gotta get a message to you,” “Holiday,” “Words,” etc. etc. -Terry ;)

[@natashyahendrix2]

Yes! True gems!

[@richardlee1972]

Lonely Days is another great one.

[@joannevincent2035]

T.R. has great taste! Also try 'New York Mining Disaster 1941'

[@davidphillips4476]

"Fanny be tender with my love" is so nice! spin it!!

[@emms10]

How can you mend a broken heart my personal fav

[@jerrybragg1523]

Killer bass line

[@dkpet61]

The Bee Gees are the main go to group of the disco era. Barry, the lead singer is the only one of the brothers still living.

[@rickthoma6428]

They sound so good.So much talent in one family!

[@troyholm8558]

For those who don’t know, Robbin and Maurice are fraternal twins.

[@kayserchishti7303]

its got a sic bass, MAURICE thanks, the way the bass picks up after the clapping bridge is g-roovy

[@jennifertaylor6197]

This was a #1 song in the US. This 1975 song was largely recognized as the Bee Gees comeback song.That rhythm was recognized by Barry Gibb as they crossed a bridge on their way to Criteria Recording Studios in Miami. Good choice from good fans.

[@brianwilkins7737]

That tick tick tick tick beat you hear Barry said they stayed at Eric Clapton’s Florida home and the drive to the studio they crossed over a bridge and the metal strips on the bridge like every ten feet the sound your tires make… that’s how they came up with this beat.. amazingly talented

[@kidfromdaheights]

Maurice played a great bass with that funky boss pedal. Great video

[@joeford6074]

Listen to Maurice working that bass.

[@dominicksforza3484]

Mo's (with the deep voice and beard) bass lines are killer on this tune.

[@HAWK11828]

They always come up with good songs. I really enjoy watching your reactions not to mention your beautiful face! 😍

[@drinnenber]

You have to do Baby As You Turn Away by the Bee Gees. You will be blown away at how awesome it is. I promise. My wife and I love you.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Main Course. Not a bad song on that entire album.

[@thekingcobra63]

Awesome reaction. Lots of fun.

[@NoName-fx9zi]

You'll love "December'63 (Oh What A Night)" by the Four Seasons.

[@Rescue162]

Miss that vernacular of the 1970s. Jive Turkey, etc.

[@michaelkearney2186]

To shift gears a little, you should do a reaction to a very underrated Bee Gees ballad, “ Love So Right” I think you’d like it 👍

[@sheayankee]

Yes, that's such a beautiful song. You will have a strongly positive reaction to it, Angela

[@raisa_cherry33]

One of my most faves by them.I remember playing the SNF cassette and shimmying hard to Jive talking in my bedroom with door shut 😂😂💜💜

[@philipdavison3862]

This went to number one in the hot 100 and the black music chart.

[@pnantais1111]

I enjoy her reactions. I don't know her but she seems to be a genuinely sweet person and it is so nice to see the younger generation appreciating the older music!

[@MrBudcole]

When my daughter was still in diapers (she is a professional with a Master's Degree now) I could put this song on, and she would come RUNNING into the room to dance... no matter where she was in the house. My clearest memory was her running into the living room in only a diaper, and her "tucky" (pacifier) in her mouth, and she stopped in one spot and just started dancing on the spot. Of course, "dancing" was just putting her feet apart, and holding her arms out, and shaking her butt around. My wife and I were laughing so hard - it was one of those precious moments as a parent that never leaves you, ever! I always LIKED the song, but because of this memory, I will LOVE it to my grave!

[@williamstevenson4694]

*Leo sayer- You make me feel like dancing [1976] Use to dance with my girl friend to this back in the 70s we were 7 years old ... *The temptations- Treat her like a lady [official video] is another cool song you mite like will..n.z

[@Sinjin.S]

Please try Woman in love ... writing by the BeeGee's by request of Barbara Streisand, and she sings it beautifully

[@brianbraswell434]

Interesting note on this song ... because the song was such a departure from the Bee Gees previous sound, their producer Robert Stigwood, sent the song out to radio stations without the group's name on it. The 45rpm record (that's what radio stations played back in the day) just had the title of the song. Stigwood figured that curiosity would get DJ's to listen to the song, rather than having them see the group's name on the record and dismissing it out of hand.

[@letitbesummer6536]

When this song came on when it was new, we would all go crazy & run to the dance floor. Such an awesome song! ❤

[@TrackRecord3455]

The song makes want to start grooving along with the beats and sounds whether it's tapping to the beat with your hand or tapping the ground with your foot.

[@Novaximus]

Thank you so much for reacting to this video! :) I got a thrill seeing my name up there on the list.

[@johndillon1299]

Duran Duran "Save a Prayer" classic 80's

[@charlesf2804]

This marked a definite shift in their music away from their previous style of orchestral pop and ballads, such as "To Love Somebody." I think this one crossed over to the R&B charts a bit also. Thank you for bringing this song to my attention, Angela; another one I need to dig out and play. Where's that LP?

[@butchwiltshire6686]

always got us moving back in the day, any dance you went to plenty of Bee Gee songs to dance to.

[@scottbalts7559]

You make me Smile Everytime

[@alicearchuleta6536]

I really enjoy watching your reactions. You are a kind and pleasant soul. Keep up the good work. (When you dance smtms we dance the same moves, lol. ,)

[@erniearambula3525]

On this particular Bee Gees song I love the Funk vibe.

[@nativetexan9776]

Some one ask what Barry's natural voice sounds like without falsetto. This is a good example.

[@musicandmoviefan9217]

Nights on Broadway is another great example of Barry sans falsetto! Maurice takes over the falsetto duties in that one (and does an amazing job)

[@hongfang2508]

Jive Talkin' came out in 1975 and went to #1 on Billboard top 100. This song began the most commercially successful period of the long BeeGees career, with a total of 8 number 1 songs from 75 to 79. You have already reacted to some of those songs but not all. Any #1 BeeGee hit would be a good choice for reaction. Here are the #1 hits during this mid 70 to late 70 period: Jive Talkin' 1975 You Should Be Dancing 1976 How Deep Is Your Love 1977 Stayin' Alive 1977 Night Fever 1978 Too Much Heaven 1978 Tragedy 1979 Love You Inside Out 1979

[@darrenhunt5755]

All the tunes from the album and film Saturday night Fever all the Bee Gees tunes

[@TallyDrake]

You've gotta react to "This Is Where I Came In". The video is bizarre, but the song is killer.

[@Pugiron]

Check out "Grease is the Word" the theme from the movie, which was written by Barry and recorded by the great Frankie Valli

[@rickfiltz5211]

Please listen to Get Down Tonight by KC and the Sunshine Band. It definitely will get u dancing and I think u will like the video also.

[@amymarckel420]

I love how as soon as they start singing your face lights up with a smile. This is the song that brought them back to the top of the charts in 1975 and started an amazing run of hit-after-hit for 4 straight years.

[@dennislockhart7678]

You should go retro and go back to their first album in 1967 and listen to Robin Gibb sing "I Can't See Nobody"...his voice will blow your mind.

[@JosephY88]

Loving the reactions, I think TOO MUCH HEAVEN by the BEE GEES is a must, cheers from Joe in Melbourne Australia

[@theodoreritola9758]

WE were so thin in the 70s BECAUSE The music made you dance your butt off

[@barrycollier7451]

You need to listen to fanny be tender , another great Bee Gees song.

[@bobr4987]

Yes! Find a live version because they really go off at the end of the song in high falsettos. On most songs I'd recommend the studio version, but the beegees are the exception to the rule.

[@anthonyabdorab]

classic song

[@user-ow8fd9gy7x]

언제들어도 기분좋은 비지스 노래 ~~ thanks

[@Ozefan2580]

Love this song and your reaction!

[@kirksmith2051]

This song was the Bee Gees' foray into dance music, and eventual domination during the disco era. In the years before this song was released in 1975, the Bee Gees had enjoyed decent success primarily with ballads.

[@carlkildare427]

Hey Angela!!! New subscriber!!! Day One pardon the pun 😉 came across you on KZbin, love your facials!!! I'm from New Zealand 🇳🇿, I'm 50 this birthday 🎂 in November, love watching younger ppl getting it, the magic of songs from the 70s and 80s, Bee Gees are great!!! Will be working my way through your videos playlist with much pleasure watching your reactions!!! Enjoy your musical journey!!! 😘💓

[@carlkildare427]

Working through your videos playlist... I got to Bee Gees "You Should be Dancing" 😁 loving your reactions!!! Looking forward to carrying on 👍 thanks!!! 😘💓

[@davidmartin6394]

Please try The 5th Dimension Let the sun shine/ Aquarius, one less bell to answer, or Marry me Bill.

[@lepantoslim7058]

He got the undercurrent beat from a highway ramp in Miami , when the family moved there. I know that ramp

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yes you are correct sir, I've lived in South Florida for over 40 years 🤔

[@tommylee5121]

Happy New Year lovely I love you’re channel keep it up ❤❤

[@Erizedd]

Love your reaction to this song, and Bee Gees in general - I'm glad to see you're vibing with their music! Please react to Bee Gee's 'Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)' - it's a fan favorite, and gorgeous song I'm sure you'll love. :)

[@kennethcamilleri4678]

Before 1975…the BeeGees was a completely different sounding band…and especially their voices were not as high pitched..they decided to do their make over once the disco craze appeared in 1975….

[@theodoreritola9758]

Jive Talking SCREEEEEEAMS the 1970s,, Back when the BEE GEES KICKED ASS

[@toadynamite8141]

Great job, you've gained a new subscriber! I would recommend the Bee Gees "Alone" and "for whom the bell tolls"

[@chrisarnold6611]

Hello from Australia...love your reactions..seeing you like harmonys take a look at pentatonix..a very good acapella group..

[@eggy1962]

Fanny Be Tender ....would blow you away with their vocals...each of the three of them singing in falsetto and normal voices layered over...magical song

[@terriwallismeeks9166]

Give a listen to Immortality Barry Gibb pays tribute to his brothers Andy, Maurice and Robin

[@user-ow8fd9gy7x]

노래 멋져요

[@kathieovercash8414]

They made 21 albums. You're gonna be busy. I love 100+ of their songs. I heard one yesterday I hadn't heard before and I lived through those amazing decades.

[@user-yn8us8cc3h]

Hi Angela. Really enjoy watching your videos. I wanted to suggest " Love so right" by the BEE GEES. Since you like them and lovey dovey songs I think you will really like it. Keep up the great work!!

[@mrkdemeritt]

Great great song!! One thing I was not aware of though I'd seen Maurice playing bass on stage etc but somehow it didn't occur to me but he was the one who played bass on all the songs the funky ones the slow ones the 1960s Bee Gees early '70s etc. What a great okay I already said that, thank you for your reactions! You have great energy but you know that anyway. 👍👍🌟🎶🎶🌺🤸✨

[@janicetrimmell6897]

He said Arif Mardin gave him the confidence to play the funked out lines.

[@christhrasher9892]

You should react to Inside Looking Out by Grand Funk Railroad. Gotta be the live version. Three white dudes with rock, soul, and funk. Great stuff.

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

👌👏👏

[@deweyoxburger5470]

Bee Gee's "Nights on Broadway" You're welcome!

[@joem8372]

You need to add more journey songs, Open arms. Also Keith Urban has some great songs like "You'll think of me" Stupid boy, Making memories of us. Comon girl

[@isebmazo2140]

Spirits Having Flown

[@Cooljack906]

Try "Fanny be tender with my love"

[@abevillanueva1974]

Before Saturday Nite Fever...

[@manuelguerrero7773]

Great reactions ...I think you'd enjoy ' To love somebody ' by the BeeGees . It's a earlier song by them .

[@chrisunherded2374]

I think you would really like the band Ambrosia. Thanks for the reactions.👍

[@michaelbourquard3558]

Hey pretty lady. I recommend that you review the Bee Gees song Boogie Child. I think you will like it.

[@frederickkincaid2800]

Great video! How do you get 10x more lovely when you start dancing?!?

[@kennethspears22]

Could you please react to Barry's Duet with Barbara Streisand. Songs are called "Guilty","What Kind of Fool".

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

3:44 That riff was very good. It was in the song and added to it.

[@justafreethinker]

Hi Angela, great work as always!! Request: Selena Quintanilla Perez: "Como La Flor" por favor! :D

[@jmrnt70]

I am so happily married and don’t mean this disrespectfully to you or my wife or anyone. I just love the way you kinda wiggle in your seat when you hear The Bee Gees.

[@Erizedd]

Oh by the way, this music video of the song is about half a minute shorter then the actual song - it cuts off early. Most people who react to it comment on how it's too short as a result and they want it to be longer. lol. Listen to the actual audio to get the full song. :)

[@garfield122010]

If you love the bee gees, then try a couple of later tracks too, " love you inside and out ". Or my absolute favourite of theirs " For whom the bell tolls " the video where they perform by the Hudson River is the best one, Robin gets to show his excellent vocals on this track ❤️

[@vandoraginther6421]

You could see the twin towers in the background also the statue of liberty with the beautiful music from the Bee Gee's.

[@arnaldomontes5616]

I TOLD YOU SOOOO!!!

[@Braedensground]

Great Reaction ! I guess you should react to the videos of young JT dancing in the film 'Grease' You're the One That I Want' with Olivia Newton John. ICONIC! then watch the music video of ONJ sing her wonderfully sappy love song from the Grease, 'Hopelessly Devoted To You' Enjoy

[@Muckylittleme]

Fanny be gentle with my love - more awesome BeeGees

[@brianbrantley4067]

I think you’re gonna need a little dance floor and mic stand soon. Bravo !

[@bobwowk8440]

Request: To Love Somebody

[@bigcountrydoug7023]

Harper valley pta by Jeannie c Riley

[@charlesf2804]

I just realized. This video version cut the song a bit short. The intro and fade-out are longer in the recorded version.

[@loneranger668]

You should try Marcelito Pomoy, "The Prayer!" Tom Jones, "I will never fall in love again!" You should just hear these two people!!!!

[@NoName-fx9zi]

Try "More, More, More" by the Andrea True Connection.

[@djmull63]

Bassline in this is immense yet underlying you'll only notice it now that I mentioned it, your welcome.

[@mikemunson6674]

You should check out “Baby, now that I found you” by Allison Krause and union station

[@jimthomas6049]

Have you listened to Steely Dan's Aja?

[@richtensail]

yeah got a nice rythem almost a stacato beat?, rmeber one of ver songs was loosly based on v rythem of a train- maybe its vis 1?. oh yeah jst read other comments- it is vis 1!. robin sings lead ona few hits v bgs had. like barrys scatting. it was cut off at v end!. well itsa bout a dysfuncnal woman so its kinda heavy, cheers frm dwn undr.

[@user-ni8wi6wh9x]

barry gibb experience

[@davids2096]

Good song I"d like to suggest Golden Earring doing "Twilight Zone" That's the point right? Feedback

[@Azathoth100]

She could do Twilight Zone or Radar Love by them.. both great songs .

[@bigcountrydoug7023]

Styx renegade

[@daleclark3900]

Tragedy

[@robertwhitejr.2771]

please listen to "in too deep" by Genesis (Phil Collins)