Bee Gees - Lonely Days - Reaction (This is awesome!)

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Bee Gees - Lonely Days - Reaction

[@toodlescae]

At this age you can really see the resemblance between Barry Gibb and their baby brother Andy Gibb.

[@kevindobson3701]

I'm a Bee gees encyclopedia I own every Bee gees album and know every song They have over 1080 songs They have 21 albums

[@Lora-qw2rz]

More songs than you stated here.

[@geniej9093]

Reinvented themselves several times. Love each stage of their journey. Robin is my favorite.

[@ginap5148]

One of my favorites. Barry's voice in the last verse is great.

[@eh-i1841]

The year Barry and Linda married,and they are still going strong,together.

[@colleenmatulickclarke2059]

Early Bee Gees is the best!

[@rfletch6125]

Bee Gees Power. Just beautiful

[@Pushindazees]

Amazing how much Andy looked like young Barry, they looked like twins. This song has such a Beatles vibe to it. ❤

[@sandradyer5956]

I remember when this song first came out - I thought it was The Beatles!

[@charlesbishop4000]

So true. Changing it up in such creative ways. Getting three songs in one.

[@queenslanddiva]

Listen to those harmonies. Noone like them 😍

[@Zlata1313]

If you think they're young here, you should watch their early Australian TV appearances from 1960 and 1963, when they were kids!

[@susieq9801]

Yup! They were in the biz a decade over before this.

[@Zlata1313]

@@susieq9801 pros as kids, right Q?!😄

[@laurelcarter1573]

This song was written when they regrouped after Robin left. On his return they wrote this and How can you mend a broken heart on the same day. It was to express their feelings on the break up and the rejoining.

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you for the history!

[@v.2080]

Love '60s Bee Gees!

[@eviekelpie1]

Definitely must do their 1967 song Run to me. They sound so magical here

[@Noelle0026]

I love that one so much!

[@eviekelpie1]

@@Noelle0026 I know right? Barry sounds so dreamy here

[@francisxray9900]

Well, Run To Me is great! But it's out of the year 1972!

[@eviekelpie1]

@@francisxray9900 oh is it? Maybe I got it confused with another song. So many songs😁

[@donnamoskowitz4978]

Yes! I completely agree!

[@FancyAchat]

Such deep lyrics for such young men. So talented! Barry was 24 and the twins 21

[@nighthawkde]

There’s nothing unexpected about these guys. Just amazing harmonies and pure talent. There’s an old black and white video from an Australian TV show when Barry was 14 and the twins 11 or so that shows their beginnings.

[@nelerhabarber5602]

One of the few songs where Barry has raspiness in his voice. He can almost make everything with his vocal "instrument"! Thats why I love his voice most!

[@gaylaliles4095]

Yes, me too.

[@Texas_Love]

I was surprised! So much talent and range!

[@lisaarmes234]

I can see you really like their music It's so beautiful and hits the heart at times

[@Texas_Love]

I do like it! I'm a certified fan now!😃

[@gaylaliles4095]

My favorite part is when Barry changes it up to the hard rock raspy voice. Great song and great reaction.

[@Texas_Love]

It was awesome when he did that!!

[@eileenegger1466]

1970-the year I gave birth to my youngest. I love traveling these misty roads of memory with you. The Bee Gees had many sounds and a load of talent.

[@katrinacash6393]

I have heard people think this song was done by The Beatles and are surprised that it's actually The Bee Gees!

[@FancyAchat]

Hi! I'm not sure what Google says about this song but, this song and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" were written after their 18month breakup. When you listen to them with that in mind it hits different. Have a great day!

[@Zlata1313]

15 months they split up for.

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you for the information!!

[@bobwowk8440]

An earlier hit is To Love Somebody and will blow you away.

[@bettyartis3648]

New suggestions! Love so Right, Love you inside and out, official You Win Again, official Tragedy. Please please 🙏

[@aletmartins6940]

Mid sixties BeeGees are amazing - Massachussetts, Words, To love Somebody… go back to those. You’ll be surprised.❤️

[@cathysmith2941]

Their voices sound so crystal clear sounds so good

[@DariaBilowus]

They refused to be pigeonholed.

[@vandoraginther6421]

I love the Bee Gees, they are so talented from very early age and right on with hits in every decade. Always with many genres they just kept on with the best music. So many songs written and sung. Another early years great song To Love Somebody a beautiful soul song written for Otis Redding but he past before he had a chance to record it, so the Bee Gees recorded it. Love your reaction!

[@LizzieRD]

Crystal clear voices, harmonies, lyrics. Very beatlesque.

[@kathystammen8774]

OK I have to see if you noticed this. The emotion and the heart that they put into every word, their facial expressions, the way they move their hands. I’m just mesmerized by these guys. Robin. He’s so serious ❤ Mo looks adorable here!

[@Texas_Love]

They are amazing performers, and their body language certainly adds to it. It's like they were literally born to be stars! Very confident and in the moment!

[@Lora-qw2rz]

You act like you know them personally geez lady.

[@jordihester6286]

Look at Barry and see the resemblance of Andy at about that same age.

[@micheladonofrio2285]

This is a great, iconic song!!!

[@jamescc2010]

Quality of BG instrument and vocal with details, composition, and diversity were ahead of their times, and still very solid today.

[@marionthompson3365]

Beautiful song, just one of so many. They were absolutely fabulous. Incidentally you are quite gorgeous....those eyes..

[@Texas_Love]

I'm blushing, thank you so much!😄 They are fabulous!

[@cathyopthof8136]

This is, to me from their greatest song making! These oldies like this, Words, from the late 60’s, Holiday,etc.

[@mikebeasley9793]

I REMEMBER THIS SO WELL AS A 13 YEAR OLD!!!!!!!!!!!!! WHAT A GREAT SONG NO DOUBT............ WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Lora-qw2rz]

Love love love this song

[@eh-i1841]

They first appeared on tv,in 1960.

[@babylonsister118]

I agree! this was my favorite Bee Gees song. Thanks!

[@susieq9801]

You need to see some of their videos when they were just kids. Also, there are some when they were transitioning to their adult voices like "Wine and Women". Their metamorphosis is astounding. They could write and sing any style and also be extremely goofy if in the mood.

[@Texas_Love]

I guarantee we will see them as young lads before too long!

[@alyn927]

Loved them. Great songs and great harmonies thankyou

[@kathystammen8774]

This is way up there on my Bee Gees list. The harmonies are just beautiful. I am so in love with this group. I am so excited that you are doing this song. I can’t wait to listen to it :-)

[@angelinasanchez5083]

The Bee Gees are in a completely separate class. You can always tell it’s The Bee Gees no matter the many different genres they perform. A great song to react to is their 1967 I can’t see nobody with Robin in lead. Though Barry has always been my favorite because his voice is also amazing, Robin’s voice is very moving.

[@geri9261]

Perfection ❣️

[@bebic7903]

I have loved the Bee Gees since the 60's and the songs they had on the radio back then. "To Love Somebody", "Massachusetts", "I Started a Joke" "I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You", and so on. So I was well familiar with their sound. But when this song came out on the radio, I actually thought it was the Beatles at first....even though I knew the Beatles had disbanded. It just shows how absolutely fantastic these brothers were/are that they were able to write such phenomenal songs and change their sound throughout the decades while still staying true to themselves as artists. Love your Bee Gee reactions!

[@jeanbasmagy8907]

First of May.... I love it, especially at Christmas time.

[@billieforeman2906]

This came out the year my youngest son was born . A great memory.

[@johncole282]

(Run to me )is another great song from the Bee Gees really like your reactions to the Bee Gees your doing a great job and jogging a lot of old memories for me Thanks

[@cathyopthof8136]

Hey, we were hard rockers back in those days!! Supremely awesome!

[@charlesbishop4000]

I can’t explain it but this song has always hit me in a unique emotional way. Deep in the diaphragm and chest.

[@tomwareham7944]

You can go back even further with their debut appearances on Australian TV music shows when Barry was 14 and the twins were 11 , they were extremly good harmonisers even then and were already writing songs , they got as far they could go in our limited market so headed of to England and the Beatles led revolution and of course the rest is history.

[@Rubytuesday1569]

Well spotted on the 'Hard Rock' vocal from Barry. Brilliant. ☮️

[@sandradyer5956]

I love Barry’s chest voice. You are falling down a very deep rabbit hole, young man! 😉

[@kudabear4898]

"Lonely Days" and "How Do You Mend a Broken Heart" were both written in one day after they got back together. They recorded "Lonely Days" in the afternoon and HYMABH in the evening. Both songs went to #1

[@onenight0666]

It's fun watching somebody hearing them for the first time. Unbelievable in a way but fun! Thanks!

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you! I loved it!

[@annettethomas1868]

We lived this as our weekly entertainment and thought that everyone can sing so well 🌏

[@lynneg8874]

To add to their greatness - they wrote this song and How Can You Mend a Broken Heart in one afternoon! Check out that song from 1971. Massachusetts and I Gotta Get a Message to You are musts from the 60s.

[@dvdknight1]

Great reaction!

[@lindajames978]

A beautiful sound only possible from these brilliant Bee Gees loved them back then, love them now 2023

[@booksdoucet8941]

Love this song! Bee Gees, so unique. I really appreciate anyone who appreciates the music of the 60's and 70's. Such a great time in life with so much good music. Thank you for letting us revisit it while you experience it for the first time. You're awesome!

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you so much! We will see more from the young Bee Gees soon! I'm hooked after hearing the disco Era, and now this!

[@kathleenthomas1971]

i have been in love with the bee gees since i was a teen, in the 70's I am 65 now and i still love them! love your channel!

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you! I now see why they were so famous, loved, and respected!!

[@justlinsu]

Their harmonies were second to none. This looks very early...Not sure if it was here in Australia or just after they went to the UK. Their writing skills were also amazing. Love going on this Bee Gee journey with you 🎵🎶

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you! This is a lot of fun!

[@peltmj]

I love your reactions to these extremely talented guys, and I’m looking forward to exploring their songs too!

[@bettyartis3648]

They were always innovative and ahead of their time. Unfairly judged as just a disco group. If anything, they legitimised dance music. Try the medley 1963 when they were kids but already showing polish. 1989 medley in concert in Melbourne is a great selection of old and later songs. Love ❤️ your reactions!

[@kthor]

Love their '89 medley!

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you! I can't wait to see more!!

[@katrinacash6393]

This was an earlier hit from 1967. “To Love Somebody”. Barry sings lead but Maurice has a moment at the piano. You get to hear his voice. Great song! Here's the video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eoitiIp-eKuDmKc

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you!

[@robby1816]

Want to see them young? I'd skip their first tv performance in 1960 and go for this beut "Bee Gees - Medley (1963)"

[@narellesmith7932]

Barry looks like Andy here. Saw Barry Gibb in concert down under and he did heaps of their tunes. Just wonderful 🎉❤❤

[@mikel3363]

*~ "HOW CAN YOU MEND A BROKEN HEART" (1971) ...Their 1st #1 US Single ~*

[@JM-zk9ou]

Their hair is so different. Barry's got the 60s mop top going on, which adds to the youth factor. I love this song.

[@ChuckHackney]

Yes, they could rock, too. The greatest brother musical group in musical history. No equal.No cut on other brother groups (Jacksons, Osmonds et al), but Bee Gees have a place on the pedestal all by themselves. God bless Barry, Maurice, and Robin forever.

[@negf22]

They formed the BG’s in 1958. The name was later changed to the BeeGees. They performed and recorded as a group into the 2000’ when Mo passed away. Both Barry and Robin did solo work after that occasionally performing together, but not under the BeeGees name.Barry wanted to retire the name after Mo died. their last album together was This is where I came in, from spring 2001, Mo died 2 years later from a heart attack brought on by a twisted intestine. Check out this is where I came in, watch the live version, then watch the video ( it’s a hoot)… so many clues to their career in it, they are so funny. Their friend David English ( a Shakespearean actor from London) plays their mother and their old manager in the video. Also check out Wedding day, Alone, Run to me, I surrender. Their is an MTV acoustic version of Blue Island, if you haven’t checked it out, you should, also Kiss of Life, Shine Shine.

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you for the recommendations and information!

[@mariamanualidades4234]

😍🤗

[@cathyopthof8136]

They were rockers!!❤❤❤

[@micheleallen]

The song Run to Me is another one before the disco era. Worth a look.

[@gaylalucas3314]

Barry had singers singing his compositions when he was only 16. He won an Australian songwriter award at 17. they started singing together when they were like 9 and 6 yrs. old.

[@gaylecole9777]

The Bee Gees were so soulful in the 60s. I think that was their best decade.

[@kevindobson3701]

Can't wait for my requests

[@jillsample1846]

Go check out the videos when they were in their teens. So amazing.

[@PattiP1964]

I'm not sure if Spicks & Specks has been mentioned yet, but this is an older one from right before they left Australia and returned to England. 1966. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rHaaknd5h7JqmZI

[@trishafaulk2067]

They wrote this song when they got back together after the group broke up for over a year (about 18 months). I believe the twins were still in their teens here.

[@ritchiec6317]

Beatleish!! Almost sounds like a Lennon vocal rough and true

[@robinpadilla6683]

Thank you so much for doing your reaction to this with one of the earlier videos (per the songs release). They of course kept performing their songs all their career, but for first time reactions I love it when someone is able to see and react as you did, to both how they looked, how they sounded. It gives a much better perspective of their career and how they evolved. I cant wait until you get into other songs from thier younger years. As you do, you'll notice that Robin was often the featured vocals. I'm going to reiterate my request from my comments to Fanny with included links. But along with those requests I would love to see you do I Can't See Nobody, performed LIVE in Melbourne. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYC2mouZa8RsqpY I'm enjoying the ride with you. Thanks for the reactions.

[@Texas_Love]

Thank you so much! I promise we will hear much more Bee Gees soon and for a long time to come! I don't want to miss a single song!

[@robinpadilla6683]

@@Texas_Love this made my night. Once again you gave me a smile.

[@Scuderia_Fan]

The live version from their 'One for all' tour is even better. When you have some time, it's worth giving that a listen as well. I think you might enjoy that one even more. It has some better dynamics I think.

[@getreal4371]

Hi TexasLove, how about a reaction to the youngest Gibb brother, ANDY GIBB. He sadly passed away at a young age. He had a solo career and on occasions performed with his Brothers. Thanks👍🇭🇲

[@kevindobson3701]

Bee gees have done rock in the late 80s The Bee Gees stared when Barry was 9 years old singing as children in the 1950s Thief first official American album titled Bee gees 1st, came out in 1967.

[@amandathibodeau4996]

I think this was the first hit after they had getting back together after their split.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

💯

[@deborahh2556]

I love your reaction. Weren't they just so special? I grew up with them; followed them from the 60's on. I cried when Andy and Mo died. I never cried for any other group. I knew it would never be the same after Maurice died. We lost something very special and I knew it. Their songwriting, harmonies, cleverly written melodies, good looks, funny, easy going personalities, kindness toward their fans, etc. And yet there was more. Something I cannot express properly. I still listen to their music all the time. I pray for Barry and their families all the time 🙏 and pray that the Lord will draw them close to him every day; because Jesus is everything. Thank you for all the Bee Gees reactions. Their songs "One" and "Just In Case" are gorgeous and a must for your list.

[@thomasbeauchemin1298]

Maurice wrote this one and he was very funky!! Watch his base play in Jive Talking 😊

[@kthor]

This was written by all 3 brothers👍.

[@kathleendewey5347]

Maurice wrote the arrangement as he did most of their music and then Barry and Robin gathered round and wrote the lyrics.

[@karenstrong8887]

If you want to see them really young. Try The Bee Gees on Australian Bandstand with Brian Henderson. The twins are kids. I was married in 1970 at 17. I am now 70, weird.

[@laureliechapman1267]

Have you looked up "Massachusettes"? It's an old one.

[@gabriellaamatucci9079]

In Italia sono stati ignorati x tanti anni . Ma da quel poco che mi è capitato di ascoltarli mi seno resa conto del loro valore. Possiedo la loro discografia che ho passato ai miei nipoti che apprezzano il gruppo soprattutto il chitarrista. Ovviamente ho anche altri artisti che. Apprezzo e ammiro.

[@marciamaria7796]

Esse clássico é lindíssimo!❤❤❤🇧🇷 👍👍👋👋👋👋

[@kevindobson3701]

This was off the Bee gees album titled 2 Years On , came out in 1970

[@texbex9928]

Oooo I forgot about this one! Thanks!

[@Texas_Love]

😃

[@cathyopthof8136]

Watch the1967 “Words”.

[@donnamoskowitz4978]

1958 the year I was born their career took off! I recommend "Words", 2 love somebody, Gotta get a message to you, I started a joke and so many more to choose from. I prefer the earlier BGs but that's just my personal preference! Thanks for sharing!

[@barbarawebb7185]

If you want to hear early ones, do their 1963 medley or their 1966 hit “Spicks and Specks”.

[@ginap5148]

This song rocks with soul😅

[@lt6134]

The earliest video of them online is from 1960 (Time is Passing By). There’s many from 1964 (the “Medley” of 2 songs is my favorite. But there’s plenty of late 60s big hits like “Gotta Get a Message to You” or “I Started a Joke”. Then when you jump to the 1980s, “You Win Again” is a great one.

[@peggy5003]

Have you listened to I've Started a Joke yet? Robin is the main vocalist on that one.

[@Texas_Love]

Yes, and it was amazing! The backstory is very touching

[@angiedeans6410]

You need to listen to the youngest brother Andy Gibb. Sadly he passed away at a young age. But he was still a Gibb brother that people have forgotten his voice was just as good as Barry's, Maurice and Robyn's