Bee Gees Reaction Jive Talkin' M/V (FIRST TIME EVER!) | Dereck Reacts

[@rhondawest8027]

Honey it dont get no better!!!😂❤

[@groundscoresteve4964]

That BASSLINE by Maurice!!

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

Yes yes Bee Gees songs were almost 99.9999percent good apples ❤❤

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

Bee Gees was once again active😊😊ha ha ..

[@patriciachiecsek-kelsey-ok1ir]

That reaction was priceless! It is so refreshing to see a new generation appreciating the Bee Gees!

[@RitaG4404]

There is no such thing as a bad apple with the BEEGEES!! 🤩❤️

[@charlesturner3688]

Bee Gees Words Nights on Broadway Islands in the stream How can you mend a broken heart

[@wayne_twentyfive]

Don't listen to anyone telling you that you make too many noises, Dereck .. Your enthusiasm is fantastic, and I think it's probably a big part of why your followers like your reactions .. Just love seeing you really getting into songs that we enjoy too .. Keep it going, mate ! .. Wayne

[@annastayja]

I agree. Do what you do

[@rhondawest8027]

Thats right not only do we like good music we like to laugh a little. Anyone that don't like them showing their true reaction need to just go watch the music video...this is why it's called REACTIONS!!!😂❤

[@wayne_twentyfive]

@@rhondawest8027 Spot on, Rhonda .. Couldn't have said it better. 👌

[@debbers]

Your smile is magical and it says it all! FABULOUS reaction! Keep them coming! The reason some songs were shorter back in the day so that they could play on the radio in the three minute time limit set by the radio stations! Thank you for letting me sit in with you once again!

[@patriciawyncoop2607]

Maurice is a bass playing beast.

[@allisons3663]

You can imagine the shock of listeners in 1975 when they first heard this and who the artist was. They were as cold as ice when they released this single and the greatest comeback in musical history was about to begin.

[@buchholtzmathieu1810]

Great Maurice! in this track he played outstandingly rhythm and electric guitare and hugely bass. A bliss for me.

[@monicshastings8945]

One of my all time favorite Bee Gees song. Good review, you really seemed to appreciate this song Just heard you say someone was complaining about your sounds. No don't stop or try to edit yourself. Stay authentic and natural!

[@Karen_in_Canada]

I love your appreciation for music

[@jimmiecole5555]

“I’m going to lose my pants. My pants will be lost.” You made my day.

[@raisa_cherry35]

Makes my feet tap.Soo freaking awesome 😍😍😍😍😍💜👍

[@robolafler]

For Whom The Bell Tolls and Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) are 2 of my favorites.

[@dixiehurley3599]

I get a kick out of you expressing your enjoyment ! I love that people now love them as much as I always have !

[@bettyartis3648]

Don't you change a thing. Love your enthusiasm especially for a group that I've followed for 40 years!

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Mo was married to LuLu in england, of "to Sir with Love," fame. She was doing a new song on her show, so sent it to Mo. He came and backed her up, without question. I had not known how deep his voice was until I saw that clip.

[@juliehamel8225]

They Do. Especialy for the Disco bars in the 1976 till today. go for it

[@Tessiefaye]

I love when you get in to a song. Don't stop!!

[@karenflinner5313]

More Bee Gees please!! They have a long long list of wonderful songs from the 1960s thru the 2000s!

[@Zlata1313]

The rhythm of the song comes from a clickety clack sound the tires of their car made everyday, driving across a bridge in Miami on the way to the studio. They started singing a melody to it and Jive Talking was born.

[@Triumph-nz8pt]

Sorry Dereck, just wanted to say that you should check out For Whom the Bell Tolls live under the New York bridge. Robin is the surprise here and you don't see it coming, he just makes this song. Long ago I knew his voice was unique as he starts the song How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, but I didn't expect this from him. It will take your breath away, well it did mine. Thanks again! (no more comments promise!)

[@Triumph-nz8pt]

Yep, once again Mo's fantastic bass line, so incredibly underrated in my opinion. These guys are ridiculously talented, I'm jealous! But at least they will always be here to watch and listen to, thankfully!! Thanks again Dereck, please more Bee Gees!!!

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

This song first given to the radio to broadcast but didn't told them was an Bee Gees song ...for almost all the radios dare not to broadcast anymore Bee Gees songs....

[@leslierobertson5397]

Bee gees classy. No bad songs ever !!!!!! X

[@juliehamel8225]

Let"s go gang. Just stand and prétend to Walo. 1,2,3 here se go. Love

[@gaylaliles4095]

Love the Bee Gees! A favorite song from 1975. Blue-eyed soul.

[@belindastoltzfus7029]

PLEASE react to Bee Gees Saturday night fever. Cant wait to see yur reaction

[@JanS1]

That scratching of the guitar mimicked the sound they heard when driving over a certain bridge. It inspired the song. You should watch the new documentary on HBO "The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart". SO good.

[@rentedtux1883]

The rhythm guitar that starts the song, was what Barry heard while driving over a bridge every day. One day he started to sing to the beat of the road and Jive Talkin was born

[@johnreilly9452]

This was the track responsible for their resurgence, they had lots of hits from the 60s to early seventies. Their career stagnated for a few years, they then went to Miami on the advice of Eric Clapton to create a new sound for themselves. They were originally known for pop tunes and crossover country styles early in their career. They decided to try R&B and soon found themselves at the centre of the disco revolution as their sound became more upbeat.

[@sylviategroen1583]

Maurice plays it all!!!! keyboard, piano, all the guitars base rythem n lead..hes AMAZING!!!

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

You really need to watch Fanny be tender with my love!! Awesome song! You will be glad you watched it!!

[@gaylaliles4095]

I love your reactions! Don't change a thing.That

[@jamesbachmann7376]

The fact you're reacting to this and have never heard this before makes me feel incredibly OLD. LOL.

[@Triumph-nz8pt]

Oh, I hear you my friend, feeling very old at this moment 😒

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

Same here...😄

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

However this song is so so good and the music was so awesome ❤❤...

[@martymapson]

This is my favorite Bee Gees song. I knew u would love it.

[@Maya9396]

OMG this period was so great, dance,dance,dance. So much fun.

[@pearlegates7079]

Love the ooooohs and ahhhhs.

[@mmt123mimi3]

No bad apples, to answer your question!!😎😄🤩

[@ono1dij]

The original song is longer, has an intro and outro that is not in this video, but the song is incredible, all you say, sicl instrumentation, and NEVER OUT OF FASHION, you heard it today and you want to dance as it was 1976... Endless love to the Bee Gees...

[@terryoconnell9773]

Barry has recently released a CD entitled "Greenfields" He sings the BeeGees songs with various country stars. It is amazingly good and, again, shows the true talent and gifts of these brothers as composers.

[@patriciachiecsek-kelsey-ok1ir]

No don’t stop ooooing and ahhhhing!

[@obedthemagnificent7128]

You do not stop making sounds. Musicians do that and your reaction is genuine bro.

[@amymarckel420]

Love ❤️ seeing a whole new generation discovering the amazing music of the Bee Gees. Enjoy the journey! ✌🏼

[@amarillagriffin7427]

Watch the Bee Gees live near the Brooklyn bridge singing for whom the bell tolls I'm sure you will like it Derreck.

[@christinerobinson3819]

First time i heard the Bee Gees was in 1966. Been a fan since

[@davidbarnes1113]

You might like “Shadow Dancin’” by the little brother of The Bee Gees Andy Gibb , he passed away sadly at a young age. Omg I can’t believe someone criticizing your ooohs and sounds. Keep doing you boo!

[@beegeesbuster1]

This was the beginning of their comback from the downturn in the periode from 72 - 74. The song was released as a blank white label single and sent out to radio station. The stations did not know who it was but started to play it more and more. When they found out it was The bee Gees they said "What!! How Can You Mend A Broken Heart Bee Gees, No Way" It ended up as number 1 on the charts. Their first after How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. It was their first really step into R&B/Soul that in the end ended up with the SNF and Spirit album and this has to be highly credited to their producer at the time, Arif Mardin that guided them in this direction. It was released on the Main Course album from 1975 and then again on SNF from 1977

[@dubivxler]

barry gibb i love being in love with you

[@Triumph-nz8pt]

Just needed to say that Mo was way way ahead of his time. Such an underrated bass player in my opinion. He did switch to keyboards or add it in rather. Sorry, just had to say that! Have a great one Dereck! Love, love your channel!!

[@ridgemanron]

Quincy Jones said the best rhythm n' blues song he ever heard was The Bee Gees doing Fannie - Be Tender With My Love. The falsettos in it are unbelievable!

[@katie-didellis2437]

Fanny be tender with my love is really an interesting song Because all three of them sing the falsetto and all three of them have a solo part in them. That is a great song. I believe it was one of their first that they wrote while in Miami.

[@ridgemanron]

@@katie-didellis2437 I know that Fannie was the name of the maid at the 'studio - home' where they worked on the writing and they felt that her name could smoothly be inserted into the lyrics. There was a tribute group from Canada named 'Stayin Alive' who were quite good and had an excellent girl singing falsetto when you see them on stage performing. The lead singer was quite good as well, for I've never heard anyone do a cover of the song better than them.

[@suzannescriber6073]

Maurice could play any instrument He was my favorite

[@Erizedd]

Great reaction! I love the time you take in analyzing each song - dissecting them and noticing many aspects that others overlook. You gotta react to Bee Gees 'Fanny (Be Tender With My Love)' next! It's an amazing, complex song from the same album as 'Jive Talkin' (Main Course) - a real fan favorite. :)

[@phattebytch]

Loving you loving these guys, they're amazing. :)

[@kathieovercash8414]

Barry got the idea for the beat from the noises the car made crossing the bridge everyday to and from the studio. Genius at work always.

[@aeh8446]

Such a classic story about how this song came to life!!! After they arrived in the US, while writing the lyrics, Barry didn't know what "Nice talking" meant but heard it a lot in their new home, Miami scene... He learned the meaning and the rest of the song rolled... 💜🎶😎

[@rockstardude8225]

Omg.... such a epic song.... still say JIVE talking... to clowns in life

[@emattdat10]

Mr D another dope reaction!!! thanks again, keep them coming!!! high five!!!

[@kate89polishgirl31]

Hi!!! I wish you all the best!!! I love your reactions to Bee Gees songs ♥️♥️♥️ I'm a big fan of Bee Gees 😄 Please react to Bee Gees "One" and "This is where I came in" Greeting from Poland 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱

[@richardfleming9654]

The name of the channel is Dereck Reacts. I've heard most of the songs, so the part I really enjoy is your reaction. Don't change a thing, unless you want to. Even the ooohs and ahhs.

[@creatinotionchannel2680]

Nights on Broadway! You must do that. That is the debut of Barry's falsetto. Run To Me. And do their 1997 Las Vegas performance of Lonely Days - seeing all the love they get from the fans in that is awesome!

[@moonstone1159]

One of the best groups ever! I thought everyone had heard this song...so glad you've finally did!

[@jplogan70]

Classic

[@agnetamalmqvist9075]

Love it!!!

[@deemdee816]

Never too many ooooh's & aaaaah's! I love that you are so excited & passionate about what you're hearing. For me, that's what a reaction video should be. ; ) Thank You!

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

I can only pray that Sir Barry Gibb watches Your reaction, my friend - because, it's PRICELESS!💕 (There are longer versions on KZbin of this track - and no, there are no bad apples, as far as the Bee Gees go!😊) The fact that none of the brothers were musically trained (they never learned to read notes, didn't know what musical scales were, and were self taught at playing several instruments...) makes their pure, raw talent something beyond remarkable...💖💖💖

[@TangoEliott]

They were great and they recreated themselves midway through as disco hit. They always had great melodies and if you listen to a medley of their music from day 1 to the end you will see and hear their changes.

[@kevinferrin5695]

It's a rather spare instrumentation and pure genius. I had no idea who the group was when I first heard it and thought it was a new group. I thought it was a black group.

[@glendahutchens7952]

Luv Bee Gees forever AND your reactions so fun to watch!! So glad i found you. Glenda

[@v.j.3029]

Derek, you have to react to Robin Gibb's solo hit, Boys Do Fall In Love. It sounds nothing like a Bee Gees song, it's very very 80's. I absolutely love that song, it makes me so nostalgic of the 80's.

[@ronamsterdamnl3216]

And Juliet

[@v.j.3029]

@Anna Gonzalez Just checked it out, thanks . It is cute. Now I have to check the other remixes of the song, I need to add an extended version to my playlist.

[@ronneranthonylutasemais8923]

Very good!! React LIVE OR DIE Bee Gees...

[@cheyennebritbrat]

theyre originally british,i love them

[@mygirls0301able]

They were driving across a bridge in miami and thTs how they got the beat

[@LizzieRD]

Ooos and aaahs are great background to your comments. Keep it up.

[@stevemariman8769]

Yeah! Love your reactions! Blue Weaver playin' Rhodes electric piano, steel-drum sound from a Minimoog synth, and the funky bass sound from an ARP 2600 synth. "Nights on Broadway," would be a great one too! Peace.

[@dixiehurley3599]

I do not believe I ever have heard a bad song by them .

[@cynthiadaves1933]

You should check out the Beegees medley live from 1963.....and also there is a song called somewhere from West side story that Robin sang when he was 16...his voice had broken and it took 1 take... doesn't sound like him but it's great.... A solo from Maurice from 1970 is Railroad.....check them out.

[@rickjr37]

One of the last songs their label,RSO,would release through their deal with Atco/Atlantic Records before distribution moved to Polydor/Polygram Records in 1976.

[@abzcurrent5423]

all their stuff was really catchy, and I still love 'em, thanks for your reactions. Try NIGHTS ON BROADWAY video from Midnight Special

[@obedthemagnificent7128]

😂😂😂😂😂 man are you musician. You react exactly like we do when we hear things from the instruments and all that . Haha amazing bru

[@susandevoe6002]

maurice killin it on bass!!

[@francisxray9900]

They've done art in music also in the sixties. You'll be surprised, when you check out songs like 'Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You', 'The Earnest Of Being George', 'The Change Is Made' or 'Odessa'. And later on 'Sweet Song Of Summer' with Maurice doin' a crazy moog synthesizer thing.

[@deeejayeee]

Yes funk came in just before disco. It was radio version.

[@ronni5467]

The inspiration fo the sound of This song was the sound of Railroad tracks, i heard Barry talking bout it once

[@annepinkerton6280]

Believe it or not but they came up with the beat to this song traveling on the highway with that thump, thump, thump, thump!

[@Erizedd]

The music video version of 'Jive Talkin' is a little shorter then the album version - album version is 3:42.

[@tootsie5052]

Dereck, have you reacted to "If I Can't have You" by Yvonne Elliman written by the Bee Gees? If not , you should. It has that distinct Bee Gees magic, so good.

[@alisonreid1251]

From Saturday Night Fever album -

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

Love your reactions so am adding you to my subs. I went to see Saturday Night Fever with my boyfriend who was extremely good looking. He wore a white suit and looked better than John Travolta! What a great time. p.s. You Should be Dancing must be next. And no I can't think of a bad track offhand.

[@glennallen239]

The song was originally going to be called Drive Talking.

[@Triumph-nz8pt]

What the heck do they need instruments for?? (no, I love Mo's bass) but mannn Barry can just sing the instrument! I have never heard anyone I enjoy as much as his vocals, at times he has gone higher than the horns, even though Mo has the highest voice of all three. Sorry to comment so much but I have loved these guys for decades and I am thoroughly enjoying watching you discover them, please keep going!! p.s . first time also for the MOOG synthesizer in their songs - little bit of info.

[@jenn795.]

Thank u im new lets do this i grew up with i love bee ges

[@janetmyre3023]

Ok, I am hooked on you!

[@michaelcarpenter4309]

the beginning thumping is made to sound like driving over a bridge they were on in NY one time

[@brcfan9]

The bridge is in Miami Beach Florida. In explaining how The Bee Gees wrote the song, Barry Gibb described crossing Biscayne Bay on the Julia Tuttle Bridge each day to get to the studios. One day, he started humming a rhythm to the beat of the cracks in the bridge road and Jive Talkin' was born.

[@wildyard5290]

Should listen to the studio version too. Yes, the 70's had some good funky music.

[@davidhaak-royston8168]

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