Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941

[@bongirl1]

My art teacher brought this album into class. Everyone was amazed at their harmonies. Wonderful music.

[@markhooper4532]

Working in a plastics factory back in the sixties we where bought into work on a fleet of coaches. Everyday someone would begin singing a Bee Gees song, always ending with the entire bus joining in.I still get the nicest feeling when I hear the song Massachusetts or I started a joke played. Wonderful memories....Thank you Bee Gees.

[@faithcastillo9597]

This was the song that turned me on to the Bee Gees. I was 14, and have been a fan ever since.

[@Patrick-ow5um]

I was about 9 or 10...why they singing about,was fascinating

[@geerterri]

I was 8, and was instantly attracted to them. I had never heard this kind of sound before.

[@pacreaugerard3291]

Pour ma part, celle qui m'a le plus marqué est: holiday

[@robertp411]

I’m 70 so I’d say 14 is about right. Brilliant tune

[@psrfpsrf]

For me with the age of 14 too was next hit released in Germany in 1967 Massachusetts the opener to be a fan of the Bee Gees for my life up to now in 2024.

[@eddiejennings1181]

One of a kind,never to be replicated,simply the best

[@kenlatchford4645]

the best song the beegees ever did.

[@LeroyDavid-qx2rc]

Yes!!!

[@miltonhowe2556]

They were always brilliant. From day one. This is the proof. RIP Robin and Maurice (...and Andy).

[@trottersonly5806]

I’m related to them I swear

[@moshetheking555]

@@trottersonly5806 That is so cool! No one asked tho right?

[@conservative_6033]

@@moshetheking555 ratio

[@moshetheking555]

@@conservative_6033 But literally not a single person asked lmao tf am I supposed to do with two likes🤡

[@munimula2053]

I so regret not getting to see them live. They were masters of the craft.

[@kellyorourke2257]

The 60s pre disco Bee gees were unrivaled...

[@stephenhosking7384]

Especially this era! They were riding a high. They did well commercially, but perhaps not as well as the deserved.

[@funfun_2001]

They were unrivaled throughout the 70s too.

[@mariasusete6821]

Que Canção Lindíssima, lembro dela em minhas Reminiscências da Infância no inicio dos Anos 60, dá um Carlozinho no Coração !!! ❤😊❤

[@trishhyrowski1375]

I listen to the Bee Gees as much now as I did when I was 12yo--best year of my life; I wrote to RSO Records/Robert Stigwood that year about my deep love of their music, and he sent me dozens of old-fashioned albums, a hand-written note, and 8 complimentary tickets to an upcoming Bee Gees concert in my state in return. Me & my friends had the time of our lives at that concert in '79--and it was so cool to be paged out of class at that age for a call from a "Mr. Stigwood in New York." He actually called my home phone number while I was in school, and my mom gave him the school's phone number. He was/is a class act & a kind gentleman; and my love for the Bee Gees has never waned over the years. I was wactually in the hospital when I saw on the news that Maurice had died, and kept wishing it was all just a bad dream. I miss Maurice & Robin terribly, they surely passed away far too young. I still imagine hearing the 3 of them sing together today, how brilliant that would be! The Bee Gees remain my all-time fave band, they are a legendary group for all-time--and the memories their music evokes are priceless. I love their older music equally as much as the disco era--it is all timeless. God Bless you, Sir Barry & may you rest in peace together Maurice, Robin & Andy--still harmonizing together in the Heavens above and bringing immense joy to our lives for decades to come

[@margomazzeo1680]

You are so lucky..fortune favors the bold..great story!!💝🎁🎈😘😘

[@clairwilliams5982]

I still love listening to their songs from 60s

[@nob024]

How awesome!!!

[@BertGrink]

Dear Trish, thank you so much for sharing that story. You were a very lucky girl, if i may say so.

[@Miriboheme]

beautiful story. thank you so much for sharing this with us.

[@bw6238]

Still awe inspiring after all these years. Hard to beat their amazing harmonies. I will love the Bee Gees forever.

[@donaldloehr4300]

Amen to that

[@molipaul]

@@donaldloehr4300 Amen

[@arturogutierrez8682]

Tio te quiero te amo te adoro yeres y lo fuiste eres mi papá

[@clintwirth]

In my opinion the bee gees were good but queen harmonized better and smoother

[@kenlatchford4645]

thank you for your comments.

[@manuelsanz8344]

To me, the best sixties groups were: The Beatles, The Beach Boys and The BeeGees, the three B’s. Good voices and good composers. Their music will never be forgotten.

[@ColtraneTaylor]

The Moody Blues, The Beatles, The Beach Boys and The Bee Gees for me.

[@iandaniel2153]

@@ColtraneTaylor ... and the early stones as well

[@socalbeeremovalandrelocation]

What about Black Sabbath, and Ballon of Led Variety,.....5 B's

[@geerterri]

The Hollies.

[@otterdad123]

The Byrds.

[@rodhall1454]

They had a totally unique sound. I much prefer the older recordings than when they went Disco.

[@68404]

But they had to morph with the times, which they did brilliantly. So much so (along with John Travolta) they epitomised it, so had to be destroyed by public opinion when disco finished.

[@1978garfield]

I feel the same way.

[@rodhall1454]

@@68404 I agree totally. They had the talent to adapt to every situation and that is a testament to their songwriting abilities. I think Barry is one of the best songwriters of all time.

[@dreamchildrulesfando]

@@rodhall1454 I watch a new documentary about them and not only are they among the the groupes with most topp chart hits, but no songwriter in the world has writen more hits than Barry gibs.

[@dreamchildrulesfando]

I say they were like fine Wine, they matured and got only better and better.

[@HemiVic]

This is my favorite Bee Gees song from 1967. Forget the Disco stuff!

[@vincebalosky771]

You're absolutely right the Disco stuff did blow!!!

[@charlesharper2357]

Though "Words" was better...

[@triad5766]

All of their music was great. Their late 70s music wasn’t disco anyway.

[@FischerFan]

This is the music of the REAL Bee Gees!

[@funfun_2001]

Their “disco” music was just as classic.

[@maribelringer2138]

This song is a Masterpiece..

[@catholiccowboy8545]

.. a piece of crap.

[@artvallejos1460]

@@catholiccowboy8545 What are the 7 deadly sins?

[@catholiccowboy8545]

@@artvallejos1460... No sins and no gods for me, sorry !

[@artvallejos1460]

@@catholiccowboy8545 Why then the utube call name Catholic cowboy?

[@catholiccowboy8545]

@@artvallejos1460 .. As a kind of a joke ... Actually it's a song, a French Canadian tune and not at all religious. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y6WUood9qd1paKs

[@christinewardle174]

I loved their 60s songs better than their 70s songs

[@angel231264]

Me too

[@miltonmoore8369]

I bailed out when they got into their "disco" period.🙉

[@ayf1983]

I know there's also Jefferson Airship / Starship , maybe Chicago too, but has any group had a total transformation like the Bee Gees ? But yeah, there early work were banging. It's like an early version of Grunge to me. '60s grunge.

[@jamesewanchook2276]

me too, pre Jive Talkin;

[@D34DParadise]

The Bee Gees in the 60s wrote songs of the same quality as The Beatles. The Bee Gees are still criminally underrated.

[@edie9330]

I totally agree. This song holds special meaning to me as my paternal grandfather worked in the coal mines from the early age of 14. He died of black lung at the age of 39, I never got to meet him. The dangers of mining were staggering.

[@stephanelab3249]

They commited suicide

[@budzilla0514]

I like their 60's music much better than 70's

[@cak8132]

Same for me. Some of their 60s music was really good. I hated their disco crap. I wasn’t too crazy about most 70s music though. There were a few exceptions, of course, but most of it was pretty bad.

[@senseichess8688]

Me too

[@Wben113]

Without a doubt, they had a greatest hits album by the time Barry was about 21, one of my favorite records.

[@senseichess8688]

@@Wben113 .mine too

[@brianfergus839]

Yes - I had this LP when I was a kid

[@OriginalMasters]

My heart is always with the lads.

[@rosslavel]

Great to see the late Colin Peterson in action. Another person who doesn't get enough credit is Bill Shepherd who did the wonderful orchestral arrangements for the early, classic Bee Gees songs.

[@stoddard1953]

Love Robin's vocals in this track. Really wish they did more songs of this type. It's unique, innovative, and tons of fun to listen to. This song was released over 50 years ago, and yet it could sound like it came from 2021. Amazing.

[@JGHFunRun]

It even has sidechain!

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

The guitar player uses a Gretch or a Gibson. It could be a Harmony!

[@TheGreatPresenter]

IMO Robin's voice was better than Barry's.

[@Thegeniuskidsuperb]

Robin’s gold teeth are legendary. But I still love his smile years later 🥰

[@davidbezer5011]

I love Robin and his haunting voice in this song

[@raddish4256]

Beatles got all the praise...but these guy were crushing it.

[@peterbridge9394]

​@CoolAce1-dv1pnand changed some more in 1987 and 1997

[@geerterri]

@CoolAce1-dv1pn No, it didn't. Their music just got better.

[@davemathews7890]

They were often just as good as the Beatles.

[@blademasterislit]

they got all the praise because they were more inspiring and just made better music, now I know it’s a “opinion” but it’s not really considering they have the most #1 hits in the world, plus they pretty much inspired these guys aswell.

[@AndrewNeale-go9eq]

Why compare, they were all great in the 60s

[@lawrence-k7v]

We were taught about this song in high school. Our music teacher explained the story behind it. So good 50 years later to sit and view the Bee Gees singing it.

[@Coowallsky]

What was the story behind it. EDIT: I see now that the song was vaguely inspired by the Aberfan disaster 1966.

[@62comet]

Look up Aberfan disaster 1966 in Wales.

[@flagmichael]

Mining continues to be dangerous. A movie, "The 33," is an accurate docudrama about 33 gold and copper miners trapped 69 days in a collapsed mine in Copiapó Chile in 2010.

[@steveperry1344]

why did they call it new york?@@62comet

[@nicolegossart7424]

Very beautiful song, my favorite of the Bee Gees 💖💖💖

[@CarlosSerrano-h6h]

Además para mí es una de las mejores canciones de éste exelente grupo musical, que lastima ya desaparecido pero el legado que dejó de buenas grabaciones es un ejemplo de excelencia en música, gracias bee - gees 👏👍🏻

[@williamfranco3007]

I am Venezuelan, the first bee song I heard was massachusetts, in 1976 since then I have not stopped listening to their songs (all), I am a number 1 fan

[@ep61611]

This song has been stuck in my head all friggin' day.

[@Kingmick58]

Good stuff matey. Me too.

[@ep61611]

@@Kingmick58 - Thanks. I commented that a month ago. Now it's stuck in my head again.

[@MrAtticusstate]

​@@ep61611 🤭

[@gregb8565]

I’m on The Bee Gees binge. That drummer is fantastic ;) I can tell he’s got skills ;)

[@997cloud]

Yeah, I like his style!!

[@Terrahoskins]

There's something about Robin's harmony on this that is so haunting. I freakin' love it.

[@liambrown7403]

Hi there mrs terra how are you doing

[@Smartass_Jedi]

Another in a long long long line of masterpieces from these guys

[@su-rv2uq]

The song is based on a mining disaster in Aberfan, Wales, in which a huge slag heap fell down on the little village and buried a school. 116 children were killed, and 20 or so adults. The slag heaps were illegal in the first place but when the families sued the coal company, big surprise, the company was acquitted. The book about the tragedy is heartbreaking, as is this song.

[@fritzbrandl8410]

Tank KZbin for the Information ! I did'nt knew !

[@billmercer1229]

Why is it called New York Mining Disaster ?

[@technoroom5]

@@billmercer1229 The Bee Gees set it in New York to avoid offending the families of the victims in Aberfan.

[@colingeddes2172]

Brilliant info about a brilliant song from a brilliant trio.

[@v1e1r1g1e1]

@@billmercer1229 According to the liner notes for their box-set Tales from the Brothers Gibb (1990), this song was inspired by the 1966 Aberfan mining disaster in Wales. According to Robin, there actually had also been a mining disaster in New York in 1939, but not in 1941,[6] and he thought "New York" sounded more "glamorous".[4]

[@descendantsanddoctorwhofan5998]

The best Bee Gees song ever.

[@shawnrose1211]

I can't believe this is the same Bee Gees that did Stayin Alive

[@jeffbuckley4453]

i LOVE their early stuff like this, check out "Massachusetts" and "I cant see nobody" a couple of other great early tunes of theirs

[@Horace1993]

Its pretty interesting aye, they are most widely known for their work of the disco era, after they moved operations to the usa, yet they have a history of great music before that.

[@lilise3965]

These are the early Bee Gees, when Robin sang lead vocals and greatly influenced their music.

[@marciavieira702]

My favorite bee gees song

[@herbertluthe6850]

yeah, never liked that disco thingy though it was possibly their greatest selling success. I refused to listen to the bee gees for at least 5 years ...

[@lievecollard8033]

it's a token of their talent, when you can write music that can live through different decades

[@thommysides4616]

I never heard this song until today. Great group!

[@susanfox6666]

This was the first Bee Gees song I ever heard on my little blue transistor radio when it first came out.

[@sharonl.chandler8428]

To : Susan Fox ---- Mine was black and I was often up in a tree after school listening to all the treasures pouring out of it every 2 minutes .I made my daddy listen to Mining Disaster when it first came out and he , being a great West Virginian , said it was very sad but there hadn't been a mining disaster in New York in 1941! Ha - ha. ---- Sharon in South Florida and a dedicated Bee Gees fan since Mining Disaster ( I knew from the first listen that it wasn't the Beatles )

[@ShariMcDonnell]

Just love this song and remember my sister played it on her victrola when I was just 8

[@scottmendelson2315]

Their voices are so well matched. They blend perfectly, as only the voices of brothers can. It reminds of that other unparalleled harmony from the Everly Brothers. Their acapella version of Massachusetts is really extraordinary.

[@paulcasey7967]

I remember hearing this song when it first came out. I couldn't get it out of my head. It was so very different from anything I had heard before. Very powerful and haunting. BTW: HBO has available a documentary about the Bee Gees called. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart. I highly recommend it.

[@Marklovesdrama]

I totally agree, I can’t think of any similar songs. So many songs are about romantic relationships that the ones that aren’t EG Eleanor Rigby really stand out.

[@bengiarraputo9357]

For sure. Holiday was another one that was haunting when I was little.

[@Marklovesdrama]

@@bengiarraputo9357 I don’t know the holiday song you are referring to. Who sung it?

[@bengiarraputo9357]

Bee Gees Holiday

[@DoubleDogDare54]

I remember when it came out as well. I bought a 45 at the local Rexall drug store. The problem I had with the record was when the chorus was being sung - "HAVE YOU SEEN MY WIFE, MR. JONES?" the beat was so sharp and strong the needle on my record player would skip as a result. Only record I ever had that would do that.

[@FischerFan]

R.I.P. Colin Petersen.

[@Mr.Petlover]

Trauriger Song in lustiger Verpackung. Auch eine Kunst! Ich mag das Lied❤

[@DiamondDave10]

Early Bee Gees are so great

[@scullyxenagg]

A great song by the Bee Gees. And shown in a video where images don't change 2, 3, 4 times in one single second. We can see their faces, their expressions. Can't help but love that.

[@195819581111]

Without a doubt the Bee Gees have got to be the most successful musical group on the planet. The brothers Gibb have a long history of singing. They started very young and sang pop songs then to barque style music and to dominating the disco genre is amazing., Their harmonies and the quality of their vocals are indelible.

[@desertedvoltron]

radarloveradar Ever heard of the Beatles or the Rolling Stones?

[@tiffanycurtis4794]

AMEN BABY AMEN THE BEATLES HELL FUCKIN NAW😂

[@barbarawebb7185]

@@desertedvoltron how about The Beach Boys?

[@Nimbleatthat]

Or Milli Vanilli?

[@Klaatu2Too]

I believe they have written hit songs for other artists too.

[@troygaspard6732]

One of the many great songs from their debut album.

[@kingpetra6886]

When this song was first played on New York City radio stations they would not reveal the name of the group. Some thought it was the Beatles.

[@helluibims1692]

I discovered this song through a german rapper. Thought it were the beatles aswell

[@KruemelmonstersBraut]

@@helluibims1692 Wich one :O?

[@helluibims1692]

@@KruemelmonstersBraut HAZE - Karslruher Schule

[@helluibims1692]

​@Luis Martinez Everybody has a different taste

[@helluibims1692]

​@Luis Martinez Why shouldn't germans be listening to 'ongo bongo music'? Like I said, everybody has a different taste and I tend to enjoy hip hop.

[@axundao]

Rest in peace Smiley Peterson

[@georgeginis9043]

Beautiful Sad Song. Great Band Great Variety of Music. GG

[@BrianMcLaughlin-o8k]

Happy Birthday to the Legendary Barry Gibb

[@adnanmookhtiar4626]

Listening to this during the March, 2020 Corona virus Pandemic.

[@billd.4701]

God Bless The Bee Gees and that era of music. They had the most unique vocals. One would have to live in that great time to truly understand. Thanks for the memories.

[@LillyMarz777]

I love the Brothers Gibb. Been listening since 1968, when I was 8. There will never be anything like them again. Thank you God for loaning them to us for so many decades.

[@glenrosarian2352]

My thoughts exactly.

[@butchk09]

Blessed to have had the opportunity to listen to their music. Fabulous group with great harmonies.

[@Steely72]

I love the haunting voice but the cheerful guitar and wandering drums it's very psychedelic I love this sort of music thanks for posting Robin said it was inspired by the Welsh disaster in 1966

[@sermedbayati2117]

One of the Greatest songs from Legend Band The BEE GEES❤❤❤

[@robertmitchell3588]

I love The Bee Gees , they are fantastic , They have been part of my life for decades. God bless them.

[@robertthacher-ro6bh]

What harmonies. Early Bee Gees 'Do you know what it's like on the outside"

[@darren40522]

First time hearing this from the Bee Gees and wow! Sounds like a Beatles song when John would be on lead vocals

[@grahamarcher2597]

Surely one of the Top bands ever.. ?Real all rounders... who never liked at least one song of theirs ? Real talent..!

[@heavensarchive777]

My favorite band of all time

[@debmorris1210]

This was one of my favorites. Along with Massachusetts

[@CC-xu2yz]

Gotta Get A Message To You, I Started A Joke, I Can't See Nobody, Words, To Love Somebody are all great songs. The disco stuff is throwaway.

[@debmorris1210]

@@CC-xu2yz exactly 💯

[@lilise3965]

Robin, such star quality at merely 17!

[@harrybond0082]

Such a simple Song with such simple chords. It just worked! I love to play this song on my guitar and some days it is in my head all day long. The way Barry had his guitar tuned made those chords sound quite unique and along with Robin’s vocals created a haunting melody that is quite unforgettable.

[@Mysticcatpurr]

I JUST realized, this was the Bee Gees, I was hearing on the radio, back in 1967/68, when I was in kindergarten!...Even so, I remember enjoying their sound, even at that age❤

[@lilise3965]

They had a wonderful sound in those early years.

[@Ahmedosman-rb4tk]

To all people who have died underground. RIP

[@janetcarroll8863]

This is the song that made me fall in love with them. I was 13, going on 14. It's been a love that's never ended, even after all these years. 💕💕💕

[@jaapklein1600]

Same age, same story, from me, here in Amsterdam, with love❣

[@janetcarroll8863]

@@jaapklein1600 Hello from Southern California

[@mahadwaqar8975]

Thats cute. Love you

[@jaredcraver3898]

This song is much more on the rock n roll side than most of their other songs, probably why I love it so much

[@catholiccowboy8545]

... i'd say on the hard rock miner side.

[@moondogaudiojones1146]

This song and Holiday were my faves. Absolutely great! The disco stuff, humbly speaking, was disastrous to my ears. But they made quite a living from it!

[@Jacksonsmithzoso]

I hate there disco but there 60s like this was the best

[@Tomboyy9818]

@@Jacksonsmithzoso their*

[@Jacksonsmithzoso]

@@Tomboyy9818 shut uo

[@junpinedajr.8699]

I love the Bee Gees,it so sad the two of them are now gone,but thier music would always immortalised them.😀😃😄😁

[@arthurking6846]

Don't forget about Andy, he's gone too. I can't even imagine some of the turmoil that went through Barry's head as each of his brothers passed.(he has a sister who is still alive)

[@maryannesobocinski2589]

On this day in 1967, the Bee Gees released their 1st US single. This amazing song Robin and Barry wrote. I adore the #BeeGees. RIP Robin, Maurice and younger bro Andy. Keep on Keeping on Barry! Be well during #WorldWar3 Love a fan 4 ever.

[@stephenhosking7384]

A brilliant detail. In the first singing of the chorus (@0:12) there's a build up to "It's just a photograph of someone that I knew", which is sung with understated anguish by Barry and Robin. In the final version of it (@01:38), the build up is even more intense, with a pause, and then Robin sings "It's just a photograph of someone that I knew" solo, in dying despair. Brilliant!

[@ihopetowin]

Masterpiece.

[@georgedonnellan36]

And sadly now just one BG left...thank u for so much musical pleasure..RIP

[@jorgeespinosa3179]

I knew a family whose Dad died in a Salt mine. I can see to this day the look in their eyes, blank and sad.

[@rhiannonbamping8257]

This is my fav Bee Gees song.

[@haraldssongs264]

super schön , danke Bee Gees !

[@joshstanton267]

RIP all who perished in the Pike River Mine.. to all the families who never got any closure, to all the strapping lads who never saw another day. Sculling a good cold bugger for you.

[@dougpotosky4102]

What else can you say about about the Bee Gees. Besides the fact they are a Incredible Band. And fantastic great musicians. That can write music and sing with best ever!

[@MeleeTiger]

Randomly got this in my head and couldn't remember the damn song, had to go searching with little more than remembering "Mr Jones, something something outside, something something landslide" thank you Google Search.

[@josievignasse7599]

Your a harlot your a harlot bees gees did the Bee Gee's have a song called your house the Bee Gees did they have a song called You're a harlot send it

[@josievignasse7599]

Your a harlot by the bee gees

[@thomasstrotkamp4484]

RIP to both MAURICE and Robin.

[@tonyg8553]

Kitten Lyric well yes but he wasnt a band member

[@juliusnepos6013]

R.I.P

[@alenelevin1757]

I love the fiddle. I think this is my favorite song.

[@lindsaydt66]

I love all of their songs - pre and post-disco era. I am relatively young and so my first real introduction to the Bee Gees was through Barbra Streisand and that epic Guilty Album. from then I was all in - hook, line and sinker. I play the Bee Gees greatest CD in my car almost every single day. Also, let's not forget they are listed at the most prolific songwriters in history... they could not have made it big staying in Europe. The crossover was definitely which changed their music and careers forever.

[@alexanderv7702]

Wish I looked as handsome as you are attractive!

[@markkeneson6806]

That Barbra Streisand Guilty album is great.

[@veronikaquick6738]

Best track of theirs by far.

[@ilonajurecska2503]

Fabulous group 💥💥💥

[@jlcpic2000]

The guitar is brilliant

[@jodeanesullens6588]

My favorite song of theirs.

[@cabyoverweel7738]

Love this song so much

[@denisehedden13]

I love The Brothers Bee Gees! They always can sing anything & it all sounds great. Thanks for posting this video.

[@chooqi7]

Hi Dennis it's the brothers Gibb. The "Bee" in Bee Gees stands for Brothers and "Gees" stand for their last name Gibb. Take care mate.

[@michealmackintosh4502]

Wish they had done more of this stuff.Really a haunting unique sound.That disco stuff was cringing from them-virtually unmistakable today.

[@chitsb]

A song of a mining disaster, that’s playing a lot in my head during covid19. Especially the line “do you know what it’s like on the outside” for those who are sad and lonely all by themselves 😣

[@emptyspotlight]

Same here

[@a.champagne6238]

Chumbawamba's acapella cover is more haunting and eerie.

[@refriedboogie]

Cringe as if people weren't lonely in 2015

[@su-rv2uq]

@@refriedboogie But in 2015 people could go out whenever they wanted and see whoever they wanted. I am sorry you don't get it.

[@refriedboogie]

@@su-rv2uq I do get it. I just find it hilarious that you are sad it makes me happy to know you people are miserable because you can't visit someone. And the fact you blame it on coronavirus is cringe. Blame yourself for not going out of your way to visit someone. Stop blaming bacteria for your problems

[@planarian1772]

I want to tell a story, you can stick around and read it or leave. ---Start--- When i was 5 years old, i used to sing this songs and a couple other with my father on the way to the mall, with my mom, and dad. I knew the words, but since i'm from non english country i didn't know the meanings. Years past by, my parents got divorced. My dad married a new woman and now i don't have time to be with my dad anymore, he has a 6 year olds and a 1 year olds. So a couple weeks ago, i was going back to these songs. Like Living on a Jet plane(John Denver), I'm Yours (Jason Mraz) and others that i forgot. Now i'm older, i understand the meanings. I started crying because i remembered how fun it was to gather around with my family, once i have a kid, i'd definetly introduce them to these songs. ---end--- Thanks for reading, i appreciate it.

[@jeffbuckley4453]

did u guys sing bee gees tunes?

[@planarian1772]

@@jeffbuckley4453 yep...

[@zannzzzzz8780]

Planarian 17 🌷🧡 love that story and if u do have kids it would be cool to show this song I agree 🧡🧡

[@planarian1772]

@@zannzzzzz8780 thank you for reading...

[@banditwithmoxxie]

Planar ian 17 I think it is a lovely story and a great memory for you, but kinda sad. You should share it with your father, he may not realize how much you miss spending time with him like that. Life goes by so fast, you need to grab those moments while you can. And you're right, make those special moments when you have kids.

[@avalonjustin]

I love this song. The drummer looks damn cool in that suit and hat.

[@julieoverlande323]

If this isn’t one of my favourite comfort songs.

[@CountryLifeEngland]

It’s so sad. I was only there 11 years old when this disaster happened. Just seeing the mud sodden villagers trying to dig the children from the was heartbreaking. I still remember it as if it was yesterday.

[@colonialclive]

There early stuff is there best music.

[@kevinknowles3365]

This song doesn't get the recognition it deserves.

[@tracynottage356]

I think that it's great that the Bee Gees are diverse in the music 🎶 that they do

[@EVER4BEATLES]

BEE GEES = Legendary.

[@jjzuc]

I remember when this came out. I was blown away!

[@haroldprice1030]

I still own and play out of my 51 year old original Bee Gee's song book that's so rare Amazon doesn't have it. I hope one day when I grow up, I'll learn to sing as good as they did....