Bee Gees - Jive Talkin'

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[@Levi-Athan27]

Let's all take a minute to appreciate Maurice laying down a fat bass line

[@BridgetStuart]

Yyyyeeeesssssss

[@Chrisgod3]

Beavis and butthead

[@lynetteg4033]

The fact that they wrote every single one of their songs, music and lyrics, as well as dozens of other artists' hits -- they are definitely three of the most talented artists in history!

[@lescooper5224]

And yes ma Many more

[@laurahall3094]

Weren't there 4 instead of 3 originally?

[@bobhill3941]

It wasn't until I saw a documentary on them, did I know they wrote other people's songs!

[@jenmayo777]

​@@laurahall3094Andy Gibb. He was younger and a solo artist. Died young, tragically.

[@ronj9448]

They didn't have the internet and youtube to suck up their free time. 😄

[@almodovar251]

Maurice Gibb’s bass playing here is simply brilliant! He was an awesome musician, The Bee Gees are eternal!

[@markhaddox7220]

I know! To think, I thought that sound in the background was a Bass Synthesizer. Turns out it is Maurice with his Rickenbacker Bass Guitar making that sound in the first few seconds.

[@NormAppleton]

Yeah Maurice is gooood

[@DrCrabfingers]

Considering he isn't playing the bass line...but hey...what the hell, let's dig it!!

[@Jgeneraledger23]

Erethral, too!

[@AchillesWrath1]

The bass line was actually written by Blue Weaver on a synth while Maurice was away from the studio. Weaver overdubbed the original demo and played it for Maurice when he returned and suggested he play his bass over the top of the synth. Maurice loved what Weaver had come up with and did just that.

[@josecasana807]

We need to attend the fact the the Gibbs Brothers are not only disco or mainly disco. They were soul, gospel, R&B, funk, folk and more. Such a pure gold band!!!! Love it since my early years 😍

[@buckeyeschmave]

Some of their stuff from the 60s is excellent and probably overshadowed by everything they did later.

[@thade7062]

They just made good music for whatever era they were in , whatever kind of "pop" was "in" at the time these guys just found a way to make kickass music in that style. They got a raw deal being tagged as a disco band ,these guys were musical wizards.

[@needahandle]

They also had some great collaborations

[@jenkins80526]

Yes, we do need to attend that fact Jose. This is pure gold that we can never forget.

[@bridgettl3953]

As a 1970’s kid in Georgia. Bee Gees music was playing in our home. Classic music never dies

[@TCOLE-tc7vs]

Maurice killer bass, he's playing electric bass over the Minimoog line and it sounds amazing

[@cjprice3219]

So that's why the bass is sounding like that.

[@TCOLE-tc7vs]

Right. The keyboard bass synthesizer, in this case Minimoog, is the foundation and he’s playing bass guitar over the same notes he played on the minimoog. Either way, Maurice really understood Groove and how to express those notes in a way that made you dance. He was truly the one that created and inspired the rhythm section in all The Bee Gees hits.

[@robertlaw4445]

@@TCOLE-tc7vs Thanks I thought it sounded like a fuzz bass

[@PSpringfield]

yep, Maurice's bass is what made me google this video

[@atroticious]

Maurice was a very underrated bass player!!

[@vidaturner-thibault247]

Yes he was -- and he was equally good on keyboards -- and actually any instrument he picked up!

[@billslocum9819]

@@vidaturner-thibault247 Instrumentally, Maurice was the most skilled of the Bee Gees. Vocally, he got left in the shade too often, but he carried his weight with bass, keyboards, and arrangements as well. I think his peak as a bassist came on the Bee Gee's prior album, "Mr. Natural."

[@vidaturner-thibault247]

@@billslocum9819 I totally agree.

[@G-Lo77]

Maurice “Mo” was the glue to The Bee Gees. In the beginning I think (In my humble opinion) he was too at awww with Lulu and getting hammered with his neighbor Ringo (John Lennon gave him his 1st drink). Google Maurice Gibb and Ringo...their home Videos....they had to have been on something. But, Mo went into Rehab (Ringo too). They became sober. At the end of his life Mo was dedicated to his family and Paintball. He was a World Champion of Paintball. He was “Commander Mo”, Captain Moby”. He was so fit for his age. R.I.P. , Commander Maurice E. Gibb.

[@lizzieball3795]

Absolutely gorgeous here!

[@Berbotto]

Thank You For The Four Brothers Musicians Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb, Maurice Gibb, And Andy Gibb

[@rennejovillademoros2791]

Amazing family for sure!

[@nowitsabadtime]

MINDBLOWING Bee Gees had already made thirteen albums at this point

[@stevenkoehler6018]

These guys were ridiculously good

[@geerterri]

The whole framily was. Including their older sister, Leslie.

[@nicoleledbetter243]

👍👍👍😎

[@sl4983]

Andy​@@geerterri

[@HeidiDellmann]

2:29 das grooved wie die ssu

[@Joepo76]

The hook in this song is “ sick”... These guys were masters of their craft. Even without “ Saturday Night Fever” they probably would have owned the 70’s..

[@dollysinn]

They were hit machines.

[@threalismaradona9899]

MOOG BASS

[@bryanackeret5066]

Da Bass

[@Karla-cb8tu]

You are 100% correct!

[@RK-gg4dd]

Barry said in an interview that it matters what the music is between singing. That music had to do something special.

[@skylordawesome9547]

Fun fact: The rhythm of this song was written and directly inspired by the rhythm the Bee Gees' car made when they were driving on Interstate 195 in Miami. They wrote this song by driving over a bridge.

[@TheRmcp713]

Love this!!!

[@honiideslysses12]

The rhythm is very similar to driving across the southbound Lake Pontartrain Causeway to New Orleans.

[@sammyocgirl7411]

SKYLORD yes that older brother kept hearing clicking on the bridge,,,could not get it out of his head and put words to it

[@AAAFilm-yt7gx]

Yep, it's just the "drive talkin" 😉

[@TSquare7741]

@@AAAFilm-yt7gxlol😂

[@miketerra9293]

If KZbin was created in 70's this would of blew up to 10 billion views for sures..

[@websurfer5772]

Yessssss!!!

[@CharlottePetParent]

Yep

[@Peter-ni2ql]

Would be interesting if one ran the chart numbers to current numbers laid over global census numbers...bet it would make for some very interesting conversation

[@kennethedwards7229]

The Gibb Bros.were as popular for their generation as Beatles. Shame they passed away before they had more influence. Go Barry!

[@JhenDArcy]

Their pre-disco/falsetto work is phenomenal! I Started A Joke , I've Gotta Get A Message To You, New York Mining Disaster 1941

[@JhenDArcy]

Read an interview where Barry said the song was "written" by the bridge he drove over to the studio each day in Florida. The "chicka-chicka-chicka-chick" was from the rickety road surface of the bridge. Hey, however great songs come about!

[@Cheetahprint85]

I know exactly what bridge it is too. Haha! 😂

[@JhenDArcy]

Right on!

[@wincieneusse4957]

I just can not get enough of these gifted musicians

[@sl4983]

British 💖

[@BrittanyLonardo6516]

2024❤❤❤ is it really even a complete summer if your not listening to BeeGee's while lounging poolside ?

[@sl4983]

👍👍

[@BridgetStuart]

no, it is not a complete summer without beegees poolside

[@otisroseboro5613]

Exactly 💯

[@juliamaciejewska8576]

Maurice with glasses on fully embracing that Miami image

[@nowitsabadtime]

...and totally Hungover! lol

[@alexcarratu5554]

One of the best bass lines of the past 50 years. Maurice Gibb was one heck of a bass player. You rock, Maurice. Maurice was the glue of the Bee Gees in many ways, but he was very talented himself. A great tune. The Bee Gees' music will be around forever.

[@alexcarratu5554]

@@Елена-ю8л3о very well put. I agree with all you've said. Maurice should have sung lead more, too.

[@giselemarcianolourenco6646]

@@Елена-ю8л3о ele era tímido? Pois aparentava ser

[@alexcarratu5554]

​@@giselemarcianolourenco6646, I don't think that Maurice was shy. He probably felt overshadowed by Robin and Barry as the lead singer.

[@KevinWhitfield-fb9tc]

Bad roads, but good music!

[@alexcarratu5554]

​@@KevinWhitfield-fb9tc, the bumpiness in a road is what inspired this tune. Barry has explained this in an interview.

[@travisporco]

Not a thing wrong with this. I think a lot of us didn't appreciate this enough back in the day.

[@thomashumber9762]

That intro is the BEST.....!

[@NormAppleton]

Bingo

[@hankkingsley9300]

You would be correct sir

[@NormAppleton]

Dude, a huge hit. Maybe it was about "zeppelin rules, no faggot Sabbath roools" I grew up there, played hockey in it. Only cure kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH-WY56Hiq11gZI

[@danarzechula3769]

I did!!😂

[@lynnschnekenburger7270]

Totally remember when this song came out. Everyone went nuts!!!!! 🥜🥜🤣🤣 Was great then and still is!!!!!!

[@Jourell1]

From what I understand it, this was also due to the mystery of who did it. At the time the Brothers Gibb were considered passe and most DJ's wouldn't even bother playing their music so the music label pulled a trick- they sent out copies of the song with blank sleeves so if they wanted to know about it, they had to listen to it. And they did. And they loved it. Everyone was shocked when the truth came out because it was so different than anything the BeeGees had done to that point and it really gave their career a second wind.

[@charlenemontes5699]

Whenever my serotonin is low, I watch this video on repeat and pretend I'm Barry Gibb's guitar.

[@lynnschnekenburger7270]

Hahahahaha - good one!!!!🤣

[@sl4983]

😂

[@thesisypheanjournal1271]

I'd rather be Mo's funky bass.

[@timothydillow3160]

Another one of those "time-capsule" songs.

[@Raymond19774]

Jesus (Barry Gibb) is real and super handsome in this video. The best men and group ever.

[@BGWhisperer]

Yes he is.

[@Fall2Pieces]

In their documentary they said the beginning rhythm is from the sound a bridge made when they drove across it.

[@darwynmead2597]

I was a teenager when this stuff was going on. Did not realize how good these guys were. Makes me smile every time I listen to It now.

[@denisekato2963]

Barry Gibb was probably the best looking guy in history. I saw him in the 70's and beyond and never has any man come close.

[@smcghee1982]

Definitely.

[@Jessasaurusrexx]

I'm 29 and swoon over young Barry 😍😍

[@terrirock8537]

Damn straight.

[@gothedistance100]

Elvis was first lol

[@robertb7643]

He looks like he’s obsessed with cats but doesn’t change the litter

[@atroticious]

Maurice Gibb played the bass on all of their funky/disco songs. In the 80´s, when the bass was not so prominent in their songs, he switched to the keyboard and rhythm guitar, though he occasionally played the bass at live concerts. He was the most musically gifted of the brothers, who was responsible for the rhythm section and basslines for the songs, including programming the drum machines and synths

[@geerterri]

I loved all of the Bee Gee's, but Barry was absolutely beautiful.

[@timgirl01]

Not was. He's still kickin'.

[@LivingOver60]

He’s the last one still alive.

[@sunny_days2489]

@@LivingOver60 Unfortunatelly ... So sad

[@veronicars8545]

Hotness!!!!

[@louisemc3680]

He's stayin' alive! @@LivingOver60

[@Chrisgod3]

This song needs an extended version

[@parakt247]

The zoomed in clip of Barry's face with his eyes closed is just heaven 🥰

[@dlsb13]

Took my breath away !

[@soniahernandez2233]

Yes....😍

[@MonotoneCreeper]

The good lovin' has got in his eyes

[@southernoregoncatmom6519]

He was so handsome!

[@Karla-cb8tu]

I know how hot was that!!!!! Yummy!!

[@ProudWayniac]

The Bee Gees have always been my favorite group anyway, but the one thing that amazes me about this song is that it originated simply from the sound of driving over a bridge. To write an entire song out of something seemingly that overlooked, that is the definition of musical geniuses!

[@kimnorris9445]

@@paramjitsingh-iv1ef Yes, it is. It was Barry's wife, Lynda, who pointed out the sound to them. They started figuring out lyrics right there in the car.

[@rosemarywessel1294]

Every time my Mom felt silly when we'd catch her singing along with the dishwasher, I'd remind her of this song. In one interview with them I heard that the hook for "I Can't See Nobody" was inspired by airplane engine tones shifting during a flight. Music is EVERYWHERE, but a very special few recognize it in odd places.

[@jipangoo]

Underrated???? They are considered one of the greatest bands ever. What's so underrated about that ?????

[@gavinbuczko57]

And also Maurice didn't know originally what Jive Talking was... until someone told him, he lyrics were changed and we have this awesome song!

[@ProudWayniac]

@@gavinbuczko57 I remember that as well. I always got a kick out of it when he would tell the story on documentaries.

[@budt525]

That is one sick bass line

[@bashboffer]

That bass is killer

[@UrsulaGonzalezPE]

I read a story about the inspiration of this bass line and tom-tom part, that it was the car transporting them from Miami Beach to Criteria Studios (North Miami), bouncing like a low-rider when crossing the bridges at Julia Tuttle Causeway (I-195). I found out it could be true because I've been driving around there many times and at certain speed (let's say 55 mph), your car bounces at that rhythm lol BTW is one of my fav Bee Gees song

[@laurallama73]

🎸🔊🔊🔊🙏🏾☺️

[@speeddemon341]

Thats just the genius of the great Maurice Gibb... rip

[@angeltorres4089]

It serves the song. That’s what makes it great.

[@donnamorgan172]

WOW !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Maurice was really killing it on the bass

[@briansmith2990]

This artist had a very unusual chart pattern. After having 6 consecutive #1 songs on the Billboard ® Hot 100 ® chart (they had a total of 9), they didn't have any songs in the top 20 for the next 10 years. The song that ended that dry spell was "One", which peaked at #7 in 1989.

[@venetiabrown8254]

I looove this song. I miss this music 😊

[@BGWhisperer]

It’s because they got canceled because people clumped them in with Disco, and they became the poster boys for the backlash.

[@nowitsabadtime]

@@BGWhisperer luckily they were very good Songwriters and continued to work behind the scenes.

[@joannjohnson2481]

There wouldn't been no 70's without the Bee Gees , Donna Summer , ABBA , Chic , K C and the sunshine band many more.

[@Tomboyy9818]

There*

[@kevintharp5215]

@@Tomboyy9818 feel better?

[@Tomboyy9818]

@@kevintharp5215 anyone should know the difference between ‘there’ and ‘their’, it’s not that hard

[@UnconditionalAJ03]

@@kevintharp5215 lmao facts

[@blackdiamondexpress1889]

Dont forget Kool and the Gang

[@wrldonwill]

Such a dope song. Has funk.. has soul... Has a lil prog elements... A pinch of folk...

[@seanade3900]

Yup

[@sandydeacon9507]

Has BeeGees's vibes...

[@sratus]

Hmmm which part is folk?

[@wrldonwill]

@@sratus Acoustic guitars + the "boom chika" rhythm throughout the song... Especially during the break down. This song has so many different genre elements too it, no wonder it was a smash hit.

[@clarkevanmeter2676]

This band and ABBA just sound better and better.

[@MrDewayne]

1:06 to 1:10 is like putting the Syrup on top of your Pancakes that you already put butter on now it's time to fully enjoy.

[@frannieo6128]

Summer 1975 I bought this single with my pocket money.

[@sl4983]

Parents got it for me!

[@kevinmartin9732]

@@sl4983mine too! 7 yes old

[@glennquesenberry8884]

Barry the oldest brother with the gift!! Robin his own gift!! Maurice !! A bee gee overshaw d but still backed up his brothers,! A true definition of talented family!

[@carriefroman2302]

Dear lord it's good

[@rob.cglasto6478]

1975 and the Bee Gees are making songs like this, way ahead of their time

[@chris1pdx]

"Nights On Broadway" is during this era, too. Another absolutely stunning track that was IN NO WAY Disco.

[@diskinetic]

No, it's just that time can't seem to do any better... Or often even as well.

[@RestyConcepcionJr]

1:23 The bass of Maurice is just wow.

[@drananth]

The bass came, saw, decided to stay awhile and the rest is history!

[@kimberlyhoward4940]

No lies

[@GBPaddling]

It conquered also.

[@NormAppleton]

The story of Straya is it not?

[@georgedupuy1068]

These guys had a lot of hits, and I think this was their best

[@CocoM2023]

My biggest regret is not seeing the Brothers Gibb in concert 🥺 RIP Maurice and Robin ❤️. They will continue another generation with my teen! Fact: “In March 1978, records written and produced by the Brothers Gibb occupied 5 of the Top ten spots on the Billboard Hot 100; no other song writers can make that claim”!!

[@timhartsook7040]

WRONG: Check out the Beatles in April 1964!!

[@atroticious]

Maurice plays the bass like a boss with those shades

[@Jgeneraledger23]

LOVE THE SHADES!!!

[@jessiemyrle4907]

Maurice was underrated in every aspect, but I loved every thing about him. RIP MOE💔💔💔

[@lesliehayton2929]

I remember an iterview years ago with blue weaver , a member of the bee gees touring band ,and the guy that’s playing here . The interviewer asked what it was like , blue replied with ‘ Barry gibb changed my forever’ -- ‘ i w as practicing piano , Barry gibb walked in and said , I want you to play the two most beautiful chords you can think of Barry went off and 10mins later came back with , how deep is your love , and gave blue a songwriting credit , which he didn’t have to do . But very best wishes

[@tristanmullen8015]

The song that started their chokehold on the industry from 1975 through 1979. The Brothers Gibb (Bee Gees + Andy) don’t get their props nowadays. They RAN the music industry for five years straight.

[@marcussmith3934]

Happy 74th Birthday Sir Barry Alan Crompton Gibb!(Born September 1, 1946)😀🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾

[@Surreygirl]

all the critics were so cruel about them in the 1970s these guys made timeless music for generations to enjoy love al their song people need to listen to all their amazing 1990s stuff they have done

[@silverfoxx8115]

Here is their reply to all those so called critics:GRAMMY Award Bee Gees. 58th Annual GRAMMY Awards (2015) Lifetime Achievement Award. 46th Annual GRAMMY Awards (2003) Grammy Legends Award. 21st Annual GRAMMY Awards (1978) Album Of The Year. 20th Annual GRAMMY Awards (1977) Best Pop Vocal Performance By A Group. 14th Annual GRAMMY Awards (1971) That's one hell of a reply right? lol

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

AMEN BABY 😁😁😁

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

TIFF TIFF HERE LEADING THE BEE GEES ARMY ITS A SHAME CRITIC'S CANT BE CRUEL ABOUT THIS BULLSHIT THEY CALL MUSIC TODAY 🙄

[@Tanmag11]

They had a bunch of hits in the 60's and early 70's before the disco era.

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

@@Tanmag11 THEY DID AND I CAN NAME EACH ONE 😁😁😁 LEGENDS BABY 😊

[@msk.johnson5102]

I've been a Bee Gee lover since the 70's.

[@georgemaster9952]

Bee Gees lover since Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.

[@Tiredoldchannel]

Bee gees lover since 3 months ago......

[@stephanie8964]

Late 60's🤣 In all seriousness...their best was their beginning😍

[@wnemethvargo284]

Hell even Beavis and Butthead love this song

[@kenperk9854]

@@stephanie8964 Both styles were great.

[@christianhofbauer3606]

Unglaublich gut ❤❤❤

[@leftybass5860]

One of the great roller skating songs of all time.

[@jonathannagel7427]

Haha wow did you dredge up some childhood memories!!! 🤯😍

[@AstralPixie]

So true.

[@IqbalHamid]

I went to my fridge this morning because I swear I heard spring onions singing Bee Gees songs. It turned out to be just the chives talking 😃

[@happyheadteach4242]

IqbalHamid oh dear !!

[@stevef9876]

haha, dude! yeah

[@stevef9876]

rofl

[@angelacothran5459]

lol

[@jennifervargovich8742]

🙄

[@spionsilver9626]

Maurice Gibb - THE master of fine bass lines that leave you stunned

[@cindipossidento5688]

That is exactly how a lot of us spoke in the 70’s ……. We all did t want to hear JIVE TALKIN’ 😘😘😘

[@TheAzmountaineer]

I speak jive.

[@scottycunningham1413]

This is kinda right before they got tagged with the "Disco" label. At this point they were kinda blue eyed soul group with rock and roll elements. Top muscians by all mean. Maurice is a criminally underrated bassist and the other chaps were damn near virtuosos. Barry is a solid rhythm guitarist on top of being an excellent singer.

[@diannemose244]

Amazed at how Barry came up with this song...interview he said he was going over a bridge and the rhythm of road inspired him

[@dennisraymond8071]

You're absolutely right........ good morning how are you doing over there hope you're having a wonderful day it's a lovely day that the lord has made

[@JoeyP322]

When I was with my buddies we blasted Black Sabbath, Alice Cooper and Kiss (to name a few)... then secretly when I was alone in my car or in my room I blasted The Bee Gees... all these years later I still love their music, and I blast it with my friends around....

[@Express-420]

like Black Sabbath , Alice Cooper and Kiss

[@meninpapin]

Ikr

[@TheBootywest]

Bee Gees are one of my great guilty pleasures. One of first records I owned was How Deep is your live at the age of 6

[@m_christine1070]

Lol!.

[@shawnwright5332]

Lololol 🇨🇦

[@psychic-medium]

This band has stood the test of time. 💕💕💕💕💕

[@psychic-medium]

I watched the hbo show on The Bee Gees and how they wrote their own songs. These 3 men had real talent as they even wrote songs for other artists to sing. It’s sad to know that the twins have passed away. (I’m a twin) Barry I understand still performs my hat off to him. I wish the day of this music would return as it is for all age groups to dance and love one another again and put in their hearts.

[@psychic-medium]

Keep on dancing

[@hugokelvin6048]

@@psychic-medium how are you doing today ???

[@stevep-he8ct]

unique voices will do just that

[@vonettadevo]

Ok, Maurice is Mr. Cool here with the shades. Nice!

[@francespilley6524]

Still an amazing sound in 2023!! Love it 👍🏾💗💗😁

[@angelaallen340]

They are still amazing .......their stuff was unique.

[@enriquepina9829]

In 2024 to !!!! Rock n Roll!!!!!!??

[@mkl62]

A #1 hit for The Bee Gees in August 1975. It also hit #1 on the Cash Box charts, the Record World charts, and in Canada. It went to #9 on the Adult Contemporary charts and the Hot Disco charts. It also did well outside the US. The lowest that it charted was #27 on the Canadian AC charts.

[@hankkingsley9300]

This song was everywhere back then

[@cazolinesmith]

Wowsers Barry is handsome 🥰

[@donaldchris888]

Hello Caroline

[@havok9001]

also rocking those hair style back in the day before 2000 was cool for it time.... now a day maybe not

[@MrRusspel]

Never forget how important these guys were.

[@zigziggler7532]

Happy Birthday 🎉❤🎉made it to 65 today February 15, 1959. Wow lifes a rush. Bee Gees 1# 1975 just Disco to Led Zepplin

[@normaherrlich5662]

Go blue weaver on keyboard. He was playing in Mott the Hoople when the Bee Gee called to see if he come play for them. Fun fact. Queen was Mot's front band at the time. Loved watching him on keyboard.

[@1lovesgreatness]

The Bee Gees will kick-ass for ever!

[@tamsmith291]

Amen.

[@chikamotokenji3217]

@@tamsmith291 oh my child!

[@tammyrizza9962]

I second that! I love the BEE GEES!!!

[@stephenandersen4625]

wait.... Maurice did those bass lines?! excellent

[@dgray9020]

Happy Birthday Sir Barry Gibb !!

[@Jgeneraledger23]

Was he Knighted? Wow I missed hearing about that

[@BGWhisperer]

@@Jgeneraledger23Yes

[@iSuRRendeReDuK]

I just walked past the cupboard and thought I heard the onions singing Bee Gees songs, but they weren`t, it was just the Chives Talking... Merry Christmas Everyone

[@iSuRRendeReDuK]

@Dan Dugan All the best back at yah and have a Merry Christmas

[@Sconzette]

Thats cute

[@svenja27esprie]

Such an attractive man! 😅❤

[@kthor]

Barry's a babe!🥰

[@sl4983]

They're all cute!

[@KitKat-un9ml]

My god what a beautiful man.

[@sl4983]

Rrright??

[@lesliehilesgardener6959]

TIME REVEALS TRUTH. WAITING TO SEE THE ONE STANDING IN THE end

[@richlitton7862]

I love that bass sound by played b Maurice there.

[@AvocadoRoyalty]

Can the Time Machine land & let’s go back I’m ready, front row seat heading back to the past 😎

[@BGWhisperer]

No Jive Talkin’ about it, I love Barry and his Bee Gees.

[@Melke.2024]

@@BGWhisperer The only man who suits every hair and beard model in the world. and he's gorgeous legs 😍 I've been looking at his pictures all day ❤️

[@BGWhisperer]

@@Melke.2024 He is a fashion plate for hair and beard styles, and clothing, and he does have nice legs. I don’t know of anything I don’t find nice about him.

[@Melke.2024]

​@@BGWhisperer Me too, I must say that I admire everything about him, every bit of him ❤️ Ahh, I'm glad I caught my eye on him in the Stayin Alive video and searched his name on Google 😊

[@kthor]

@@Melke.2024 Is that how you found Barry & his Bee Gees, from the Stayin Alive video?😁

[@Melke.2024]

​@@kthorAhh yes, what crossed my mind at that moment; If the others are men, what is this man???😄❤️

[@goofyrulez7914]

Love that bass line!

[@jeanniejabara7072]

All i do is Jive talk

[@denabrockovers7024]

Barry looks like Jesus . Beautiful!!! And the music!!!! That speaks for itself. Awesome! Love Barry, Maurice, Robin. And Andy. Bee Gees FOREVER 💖💖💖💖

[@donaldchris888]

Hello Dena

[@lucretius68]

This was when music had groove, beat, melody and soul all rolled into one. Bring it back.

[@le_th_]

Sadly, only Barry is still alive. Can you imagine, outliving all your family by decades? It must be heartbreaking for him.

[@lucretius68]

@@le_th_ Yes, must be so hard for Barry.

[@TWayneD1020]

Great memories !! Time machine please 🙏 . Thank you all so very much !!

[@monicameder8133]

I JUST WANT MY BOYS BACK

[@jessicatuba2061]

What i would do to have Barry whisper a song to me lol. What a hunk!

[@floydmaclin8681]

Killer ass BASS!!!!!❤️❤️❤️

[@jonirving5606]

These guys were vilified in America by the anti-disco crowd. I was a teenager in America in the mid to late seventies and loved every piece of music they made. And I knew enough that disco was not what defined them. They produced all kinds of music. Their disco music was good also. I stood up to the peer pressure and played their 8 tracks in my car. A legendary group.

[@dailyyt9326]

Pedophile

[@whodie9428]

Dido

[@KarlUKmidlands]

Barry got the beat from the noise made by a concrete bridge when the car he travelled in daily drove over the joints of the bridge, genius

[@ginabeauvais9831]

Yesss in high school me my bestie in the kitchen. Old school. Still my fav. Yess i cac still dance like i am 18... really i can ..😮

[@billchacona1581]

Who's listening in 2024

[@mariamfarrugiaborg5570]

Me

[@goldenbear8250]

@@mariamfarrugiaborg5570 Me too!

[@jameswolfe4572]

you already know

[@kimthomas8717]

Me ! I grew up on this song lol

[@TimBeitz-vp2fw]

Me 63

[@bobbyggare8364]

one of the worlds best synht basslines

[@enriquesinghjr]

Underrated song

[@bswihart1]

Why disco was hated I’ll never understand, I know I was pissed when grunge kicked hair bands out of the way but disco was so good

[@headfuzz217]

Maurice on the bass has the presence of super cool!!! 😎🎸 What a tight brotherly unit, legends!

[@otisroseboro5613]

The Bee Gees Are The Best 💯

[@gerlindeschneider7519]

Robin, i love you forever. R.I.P - Maurice R.I.P.

[@BilltheFifth]

Maurice can really lay it down.

[@ELD1EGO7]

Maurice increible tocando el bajo..

[@gina803]

what a great song. So well produced for that time too. I love how dynamic it is. The percussion, claps, drums - all so perfectly done. The fade out at the end is ridiculous though. lol. It's like someone just turned it off at the end - like an afterthought. lol.

[@sannimcable]

You 70s kids rock 🎸