Bee Gees Too Much Heaven

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[@ajp55a]

ha

[@icydawn1861]

Ty is there a P.O.Box? I’m a gr gramma & don’t put any cards on line I’ve been taken to the cleaners more than once... I’d like to support you & the fun I see you are having your preview antics are hilarious, where have you been all this time? Btw my mama loved The Bee Gees too, life was so different then. We all danced together there was no color where I lived. We came together w/Isley Brothers I saw in concert outstanding! Seattle, Little Stevie Wonder, my favorites was Jimi Hendrix, saw the Young Rascals, George Benson, Chicago& Bad Company, there’s possibly more I’ve forgotten, but Ty there was so much talent in our world back then, I married a jazz sax man..... & I was @ all the Mohammad Ali close circuit fights & I luv re watching but nothing is as good as watching in real time.... 🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@cindyharmer6345]

CAME BACK TO WATCH THIS ONE LAST TIME BEFORE I LEAVE YOUR CHANNEL. I JUST CANT TAKE THE POLITICAL STUFF, SORRY, BUT THIS REACTION VIDEO WAS MY FAVORITE OF ALL TIME AND I THANK YOU

[@kskufan]

How do I request ??

[@De.D1]

You're a good man Ty for honoring her request for her mama...🙏

[@marlenejansen61]

They were amazing - and no autotune needed for these guys!

[@donnabryant3865]

Pure unadulterated talent

[@bdelz]

No autotune, but the REALLY tight jeans were required to hit those notes.

[@susancobb901]

See we boomers had the best music ever

[@redrose0169]

That's exactly what I tell all youngsters nowadays. They sure missed it!😂🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎🤎

[@toothl3ss91]

Amazing...three guys singing a beautiful love song without saying "bit**es", "f*ck" or WAP once! No auto-tune either.

[@sharronbrown9182]

Toothl3ss: 👏👏👏

[@sampono1962]

yeah....managed to watch them live at Saratoga Performing Arts Centre in 1989.

[@deantait8326]

3 Brothers

[@MamaBe1963]

Yes yes yes

[@thomasollison8397]

I'm a black man who always love the calaberation of each classic. " To much heaven", is among the top hits for me. It's a head-rocker.

[@jean-paulmorin913]

3 brothers harmony ,4 if you count Barrry's high voice

[@PuJitois]

If as they say, "imitation is the sincerest form of praise", then these Philippines kids VERY sincerely praise 'Too Much Heaven' and the Bee Gees: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqXbh4WKoM-keqs

[@yourkiwimate]

barry gibb packing a moose knuckle like a black man

[@michaelb2388]

What's your race got to do with anything?

[@kaylucas51]

Good English born brothers magical singers

[@rwilson7197]

Watching in 2024. This is just one of about 100 of my favorite BeeGees songs! Nice reaction❤

[@sharonkay8638]

If angels did harmonies it would sound like this. The masters.

[@katyb2776]

Of course Angel's do harmonies. 😉

[@theodoreritola9758]

TE PLEASE DONT BRING COLOR INTO THIS SONG ,, And the singer in the middle is BARRY GIB

[@patrickjarvis6160]

You Got That Right! There Voices are of God's Gift! And they blessed us for Decades!

[@thureintun1687]

dude looks like Jesus Christ

[@thureintun1687]

@Lyn Ingle oh thanks. Was he gay btw?

[@cwalker3783]

That is just too much damn talent for one family...

[@Georgia__Girl]

That’s funny you said that. Their mom wanted to still sing and their dad said. No... one singer in a family is enough. 4 out 5 of their children set records in the music world.

[@unstableordinance]

The Jackson family says hello

[@evilclown7170]

Plus Andy Gibb

[@707Berto]

So do the Winter brothers.

[@cheriware7123]

Seriously !!

[@voyager406]

There will never be a group like The Bee Gees again

[@paulinechapman9319]

My Top Picks I sooo hear you...who in this genre can begin to compare...❤️❤️🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@voyager406]

@@paulinechapman9319 You can't, just glad we had a chance to experience a group like the Bee Gees

[@StarzzyJJASD]

Yes thanks to England

[@jeffduflo8204]

Best harmonizing bands ever. Boys 2 men N'SYNC, etc.

[@patrickburns4821]

NEVER!

[@deanedward2379]

no auto-tune or computer tweaks in those days.... 100% pure talent.

[@davgat79]

And they donated the royalty proceeds from this song to UNICEF if my memory serves me correctly.

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Yes they did and it has made millions for Unicef

[@noelleparris9451]

❤👏🏽❤

[@Mum2divers]

Over $11 million and counting.

[@julieblake7440]

Bee Gees never got their dues, they were magnificent

[@venderstrat]

Are you serious? They are universally respected as one of the best groups of the 20th Century~~~!

[@usafcombatcontroller5360]

LMAO!! You must be young because I remember when these guys were megastars, they highly respected and got mega respect.

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@beeharbour that may be all true, however, after the Disco era the United States radio would not play a Bee Gees song. They had BG free airtime. Those millions of sales you reference, just think what they would be if they hadn't been overlooked and mistreated by American radio. It was a shame a huge shame. It left us without some of the most fantastic music and it really kept the boys from additional gold and platinum and everything else. They deserve everything they have gotten and more. Love the Bee Gees.

[@patriciadavis5939]

Julie Blake I think they did. I loved this group.

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@patriciadavis5939 I think the Bee Gees got a lot of awards and accolades. However because of the way they were treated by the American radio stations, by not playing the Bee Gees songs, a lot of good songs after disco was ignored by the American radio. So many more songs would have been number one in America and also have gotten gold/platinum records. Even today on the goldie oldie stations you don't hear the Bee Gees played. However I think the greatest award or acknowledgement that they have is the love of all the fans for the Bee Gees as a whole and the individual Brothers.

[@mariafantasia1191]

Barry Gibb and his younger bro Andy Gibb - two of the most beautiful men to grace the earth. There, I said it.

[@melaniering6502]

🤣🥰🤣

[@ryanfamilyfun]

Agree!!!

[@descendantoffools9767]

Believe it or not, back in their prime they sounded just like that live too. They were that amazing.

[@magg93]

oh yeah, they definitely brought their a-game live, and the harmonies were unreal!

[@WyldPinky]

Very few groups can even come close to the Bee Gees!

[@ppdan]

They always sounded like that. You should watch the whole "One night only" concert or buy it, if you like them a little bit you will not regret buying that DVD. Lots of people think that Bee Gees is all disco ... It's true that Saturday Night Fever is probably the biggest disco milestone but that is only 1-2 years of 45 years of Bee Gees.

[@descendantoffools9767]

I've got the DVD, it's great from beginning to end. I like when they sing Grease to Olivia Newton John. My older sister use to play some of their pre Saturday Night Fever stuff around the house and then she took me to see the movie when it came out. Great sister for putting up with a pest of a younger brother.

[@Terri6868]

ppdan I have that concert. ♥️

[@barbarafortenberry5627]

I'm 72 and still love the BeeGees. I'm Not dead yet!

[@edwardhill1279]

His facial expression is priceless.that's pure musical enjoyment

[@JCourts2k23]

Time for a Bee Gees marathon

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Yes please

[@restherparsleymartin2200]

I agree. Can’t get enough of the BEE GEES! I’m a 70 yr old great grandmother that listens to them everyday ❤️🎉

[@alicehernandez3990]

@MAD GRUMPYMAN WOW that was definitely uncalled for. To each his own !

[@tonicursio]

Sign me up! I’d love to see a marathon - one song from each of their decades.....

[@Terri6868]

How can you mend a broken heart. Bee Gees Barry’s voice is something else. 🔥🔥

[@sirluke7]

Yes!

[@candicescott7176]

Oh, that's my favorite!

[@pattytyndall1021]

Oh my gosh...my absolute favorite! YES, please MRM!

[@DawnMGP58]

I've been listening to the Bee Gees since I was young. Barry Gibb the oldest with Falsetto voice...he has lost 3 younger Brothers and he's the only one left!! He still sings...which I love!

[@Xxxxxx19-p1c]

Teresa Anderson Absolutely their best!!

[@monamcculley219]

Sir Barry and his brothers been killing it since the 60's

[@TheYamaduta]

So sad Barry's the only one left !!

[@Locktwiste72]

These guys began as kids.

[@bgvan37]

Late 50's

[@djshingles5275]

Indeed

[@scrappypooh1515]

3 brothers that starting at a young age worked hard and made their own way to the top! So much talent, ambition, drive and passion that brought so much joy and entertainment to their fans. The Bee Gees are music legends!💝

[@kidwave1]

Unbelievable writing talent too! SOOOO MANY HITS! They def were "in the groove" of what people would enjoy and relate to!

[@richardcamp2362]

Quincy Jones declared the Bee Gees the best harmonies he has ever heard.

[@johnporambo3478]

When music was meaningful

[@kjsfl386]

When music was real...no auto tune and all electronic.

[@shirleyswaine4701]

And very often written and played by those who sang it.

[@roku5071]

Amen

[@nebbindog6126]

The Bros. Gibb have an enormous body of work, starting from the early 60's.

[@davidward3122]

They really did. So many songs by them and for others.

[@fredrika27]

What upsets me us that they are overlooked despite them staying together for over four decades--than the Beatles!!!

[@patriciadowning4036]

You can discover their biographies online using video bios. Fascinating.

[@maritzareyes7110]

You must listen the álbum Spirits Having Flown and Children of the world

[@willih007]

oh, you've only scratched the surface.

[@princecaspen3449]

What his head lol

[@velmascarborough7680]

THAT PART!! The BeeGees are unmatched vocally in many, many areas. It's always been sad to me how they got sort of pigeonholed into disco by pretty much anyone that wasn't a true blue fan.

[@hermitcrabbot]

Try their 'Rings Around The Moon'

[@velmascarborough7680]

@@hermitcrabbot YES!! 💙💙💙🖤🖤🖤💚💚💚 One of their most beautiful songs, for sure💙💙💙🖤🖤🖤💚💚💚

[@mroberts453]

Lol, there's a whole another world out there for sure. Todays youth have no idea.

[@tanana2070]

Yep, that's them. Real orchestra, real singers, no tweaking, no auto tune, pitch correcting fake stuff. Beautiful harmony, 3 brother's. Extraordinary!

[@Tinabee1961]

My generation were lucky to grow up with such amazing songs and talent. Love seeing the reactions of the youth today discovering the amazing Bee Gees, makes me feel proud!

[@blessedalways9254]

Preach it! Love love love!!!! ❤️

[@maryspaabeck2074]

MRM YOUR GENERATION IS STARVED FOR THE GOOD STUFF!LONG LIVE THE BEE GEES! MISS THEIR GREAT SOUND!!!💯💯💯👊🏼

[@foots-qt4pk]

Mary Spaabeck Have you listened to Barrys new stuff he has written and recorded with his sons?? I love "Home Truth Song" It sort of sums up his life story.

[@ZenProTech]

You know the reaction is 100% real when dude starts scratching the back of his head during the killer parts of the song.

[@foots-qt4pk]

It took 5 seconds into the vocals for him to start smiling and then the scratching! lol! You could tell he didnt think he was going to like it!

[@pattiludy3644]

LOL!!!

[@tomh5006]

4 head scratches must be good!! LOL

[@sandyleewhite]

I grew up with the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the best falsetto voice ever, & what makes it so incredible, that in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is very rare! Thank you so much for this & they were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed, & they span over decades, & crossed many genres! 💟💟💟

[@susieq9801]

IMO and that of critics, Robin's vibrato was far superior to Barry's. All three could sing falsetto. What do you think Robin and Maurice are singing here? The reactor even said the falsetto of all three was off the charts in this song.

[@sandyleewhite]

@@susieq9801 *****R.I.P. TROLL*****

[@susieq9801]

@@sandyleewhite - So I'm a troll because I didn't praise Barry enough? God forbid! I never insulted Barry, just praised the other Bee Gees, THREE talented guys. I was seventeen in 1967 and loved them since then. Music critics and their peers said Robin had the best white soul voice of his generation. Please don't be rude! No insult was intended.

[@weaslll-4358]

im 15 and ive been listening to them since i was 12 they are insanely good

[@fabiogoncalves2665]

The Bee Gees is the soundtrack of my life... I love too much...

[@Blondemom2855]

That smile that came over your face within 7 seconds of them singing said it all! I'm 68 years old and its such fun to see the younger generation discover older music or bands.

[@debcarpenter8519]

I'm 61, and I get what you're saying. We were so lucky back then!

[@objectiveobserver4278]

63 here. We were lucky to grow up and listen to amazing music. I too love when someone younger discovers actual talent!

[@stevedrums1675]

Labeling their music as simple "disco" is insulting to them and their complete body of work. I'd rank their body of work with anyone. And I mean anyone. They were that good. they were that varied and they were that iconic.

[@petercmhanna]

Really it seemed they tried to adjust their music style depending on the current style (60s- being like the Beatles mid to late 70s- disco etc.) Barry I believe once said that in an interview disco just happened to become their biggest success. But really every decade from the 60s-90s they had at least one big hit. The style changes but they adjust accordingly and it works. Imo they’re the best band ever and I’ve heard hundreds of their songs (probably nearly all of them) and I haven’t heard one I haven’t liked. They’re just unlike anyone else.

[@stevedrums1675]

@R Cruz: Take a reading comprehension course and maybe settle down a bit.

[@petercmhanna]

Bilbo Baggins another great point. Not only could they sing but their songwriting skills were incredible. In one afternoon they wrote three #1 hits.

[@whoworks1302]

Couldn't agree more. Phenomenal group!

[@hectorsmommy1717]

@R Cruz The point is they made much MORE than disco music.

[@gibbo6985]

To be fair, this is an 11 out of 10. Those vocals/harmonies are perfection.

[@jeanettesmith765]

Agreed!

[@CarlosCortes-iv2vp]

yeap 100 % sure

[@ilovemusicmovies1789]

RIP to Robin and Maurice. Barry hitting those high notes is fabulous. Love the Bee Gees and Barry is an amazing songwriter

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

And RIP to the youngest Gibb brother, Andy Gibb. He was only 30 years old when he left us. He was the icing on a talented dynasty. God bless.

[@gopmomof2]

Barry is also so handsome!❤

[@emfer8434]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏

[@ceciliaramos2280]

It’s a shame their all gone but one. What amazing talents.

[@Umihime]

@Glory Thomas There were 4. RIP- Andy, Robin and Maurice...

[@4drecord]

They were unfairly stigmatised for disco when all they did was be brilliant!

[@willem8031]

In your opinion.

[@MarcosCorderoBALDO]

@@willem8031 Yes they were , Bee Gees suffered a huge backlash at the end of the dIsco era, and to be honest ,they were more than just than specific music style ,those guys changed their styles thru almost 4 decades ! ..Brilliant musicians ! ..That’s a fact and very well documented .Period.

[@ryphiusrabenfu5430]

I think the early 80s with albums like Living Eyes wich mostly was a collection of songs that where at best B-Side quality and only got produced because the Bee Gees had a contract for another album before they could leave the record company they where unhappymwith, didnt help their case. Yes the wrote great stuff for other artist during the short hiatus before they made a speedy recovery with "You win again". So it wasnt THAT bleak.

[@JeanetteFaith]

They did many genres including country. But most of us loved dancing to their disco years.

[@JeanetteFaith]

@@MarcosCorderoBALDO I LOVED Disco. But it never defined them before or after. They even did country.

[@LemonThyme1933]

I appreciate that you don't pause it everytime they start to hit a high note. It was nice to hear the song uninterrupted like so many others do.

[@leechristopher3187]

Most have forgotten how good the BeeGee's actually were. From writing, arranging and singing they were a complete package.

[@willem8031]

A complete package of highly commercial polished crap music.

[@sv3931]

@@willem8031 Their vocals were solid as a rock.. can't nobody take that from the Brothers Gibbs!

[@johnbollinger7096]

You should listen to Robin Gibb sing " I started a Joke " song "it's amazing

[@Frizzymop10]

Amazing song. ❤️

[@Georgia__Girl]

Anything where Robin Gibb is singing.

[@sherrifrazier5722]

Yes!!!! They had so many great hits Massachusetts please

[@barbarachieppo8290]

His voice is beautiful

[@lindajones3696]

I love the Bee Gees...and i was totally in love with youngest brother Andy when i was a teenager....i feel so sad when i see Barry alone thinking hes the oldest and the last brother left....Fanny Be Tender and Nights on Broadway are my favorites

[@monamcculley219]

Linda Jones I think everyone was in love with Andy Gibb!!! I sure was!

[@sandyleewhite]

Yes, I completely forgot about Fanny be Tender & Nights on Broadway, they were incredible!!! Hope MRM reacts to those two :)

[@brennanolan4671]

How deep is your love is smooth and relaxing

[@elizabeths50]

Nights On Broadway is iconic!!

[@tacticalbacon5551]

Fanny be tender is awesome because you can hear the range that Barry has even that early in there career and they done nothing but improve as there Popularity increased Journey and bee-gees don’t make me choose because I can’t. There second to no one.

[@moparman1962]

Three brothers, one voice, always...they were outstanding singing together with their signature harmonies.

[@clairealderwood1928]

No auto tune. Two of those brothers when they sang together sounded like one voice.

[@susieq9801]

Barry and Robin.

[@workplacewarriordoctorpepp203]

thats like harmony on steroids.........great post

[@markbednarski84]

When I hear this song, I remember the 70’’s like they were yesterday.

[@plumeria8357]

Yes truly.

[@johnrogan9729]

Yeah me too. I loved it back then. Just pure love for that time.

[@riley9663]

A decade of magical Music.

[@UBZUKki]

Know just how you feel..... Pure warmth in the music... Magic.

[@tomh5006]

Right their with ya!!

[@stevet5379]

There is no other group that sounds like Barry, Maurice and Robin. Amazing harmonies and voice control. RIP Maurice and Robin.

[@petercmhanna]

I completely agree. They were truly unlike anyone else. It’s a shame the 2 twins have passed but Barry is still alive and strong.

[@michaelmacintyre9643]

Steve T and Andy Gibb, such a sad story attached to this family.

[@CoopyKat]

When I hear these songs on the radio I just take them for granted. But these reaction videos give me a whole new appreciation for them! These songs were back when music was actually REAL - and good.

[@johnlake4809]

Man, you are fast becoming, not only my favorite reactor, but one of my favorite human beings. I love how you unapologetically state your opinions, i love that there is a deep seated faith behind what you say. Please keep doing what your doing. I'm terminally ill and sometimes (a lot of times) have trouble sleeping, and you keep me company more than you know. Much love little brother, much love.

[@geoseward]

Great comment

[@mltdana]

God bless, John. 🙏❤️

[@positiveearcandy7262]

We love you, John. Sending you hugs from afar.

[@Justpassingby-s6q]

💖🤗Strength and blessings to you.

[@jackiemorrow8124]

🙏🙏🙏

[@chicagocubs71]

Ty, Donna Summers was the Queen of Disco, well these guys were the Kings Of Disco. These guys had big time 70's hits like Stayin Alive, How Deep Is Ur Luv, Too Much Heaven, Night Fever, More Than A Woman, U Should Be Dancing, Tragedy, Jive Talkin, & Alone which was done in the 90's. These cats voices were off the chain. Ty, u also spoke about the song Reasons who was sang by Phillip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire. U should check out all the songs I posted from the Bee-Jees collection. Great Music!!! Rip To Maurice & Robin Gibbs who were twins n left this planet too soon. Barry is still the only 1 left alive. God Bless The Gibbs Fam.

[@TheBlindTrucker]

Let's not forget Andy Gibb! He wasn't in the BEEGEES but had a singing career also with a few hits before his tragic death!

[@tomschmitz5745]

well said.. and go back further to their slow soft classic "how can you mend a broken heart"....

[@chicagocubs71]

The Blind Trucker yes n he was the baby Gibb if the fam. Great talent, him n Barry’s voice were almost the same. It’s just to bad that he also passed away in a young age. Can u imagine if Andy was still alive, him n his brother Barry was to join forces they would have been awesome music. Rip to Andy Gibb.

[@chicagocubs71]

tom schmitz 𝓣𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓮 𝓶𝓾𝓼𝓲𝓬 𝔀𝓪𝓼 𝓾𝓷𝓲𝓺𝓾𝓮 𝓷 𝓸𝓻𝓲𝓰𝓲𝓷𝓪𝓵. 𝓑𝓪𝓻𝓻𝔂 𝓲𝓼 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓸𝓷𝓵𝔂 𝓖𝓲𝓫𝓫 𝓵𝓮𝓯𝓽 𝓷 𝓘 𝓴𝓷𝓸 𝓱𝓮 𝓶𝓲𝓼𝓼𝓮𝓼 𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓫𝓻𝓸𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻𝓼. 𝓡𝓲𝓹 𝓽𝓸 𝓡𝓸𝓫𝓲𝓷, 𝓜𝓪𝓾𝓻𝓲𝓬𝓮 𝓷 𝓐𝓷𝓭𝔂 𝓖𝓲𝓫𝓫. 𝓖𝓸𝓭 𝓑𝓵𝓮𝓼𝓼 𝓽𝓱𝓮 𝓖𝓲𝓫𝓫 𝓕𝓪𝓶.

[@davidtromsness6494]

@@TheBlindTrucker Shadow Dancing

[@Only_Non]

First time hearing this one and I had chill bumps. I felt like I was going to crawl out my skin every time he hit those high notes. Love it and loved your reaction. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@Matrix9381]

I hope you get a chance to listen to them sing "how deep is your love" and "staying alive". Perfection.

[@nate_d376]

Those are great songs, my fav is nights on Broadway.

[@stephen2576]

Great song too

[@mltdana]

I could still listen to them everyday. Beautiful voices.

[@JMExplorations]

Bee gees fun fact... what do these 3 massive #1 hit's by the Bee Gees ( Tragedy, Too Much Heaven & Shadow Dancing) all have in common? Not only were they all #1 hits from 1979 but they were all written on the same afternoon! it's crazy when you even think about how talented these 3 brothers were!! The harmonies & Barry's falsetto are second to none! There will never be another group like this again........EVER!

[@robertjones9926]

For me there are two iconic thing about the Bee Gees. First is their harmonic melodies. Second, is Barry's unmistakable falsetto voice. I watched an interview where they were talking about his voice and how it so high. Some of the people in the industry at time actually thought he should lower it a bit. However, I'm not exactly sure who, a producer or their manager encouraged him to keep working on the falsetto. The rest is history.

[@cherrymcgregor535]

He started off as a baritone !

[@RandomJane104]

Barry originally sang with a lower voice before the disco era. I love his voice but prefer his natural voice to the falsetto.

[@scoutfinch7727]

@@cherrymcgregor535 Yes and I love all his levels! I love their earler stuff!

[@Will_DiGiorgio]

It was Arif Mardin, he produced the Main Coarse album and asked Barry to work on something for the Nights on Broadway track.

[@dannytse8767]

Don’t forget The Bee Gees we’re gifted songwriters as well.

[@discussdebate]

The Bee Gees are one of the best songwriters ever!! Their harmonies are right up there with the best!! The Bee Gees have sold 120 million records worldwide making them one of the world's best-selling artists of all time. At least 2,500 artists have recorded their songs. In all, the Gibbs placed 13 singles onto the Hot 100 in 1978, with 12 making the Top 40.

[@patsypatrick6194]

I'm very very talented myself and this is literally too much to believe in this world. Are we sure they didn't sing right out of heaven? Never heard anything like it. So sad for their losses of losing their brothers. I lost one of two daughters and we sang together TOO GREAT. . GOD HELP THE PAIN.

[@ivyvines6708]

@@patsypatrick6194 I am so very sorry for your loss. Living with the pain of losing someone that you love so much seems like it's such an unfair journey to have to take through this lifetime. I too have had a very dear loss. I agree with where you are coming from. Even after many years the pain never truly goes away. But sometimes you can find something or even someone who can make the pain a bit more tolerable. May God Bless You and always walk with you on your journey through this life.

[@theodoreritola9758]

T6RY 220 MILLION WORLD WIDE

[@2zxodcfm]

This song was given as a gift to UNICEF. Resulting in $10 million to the charity, so far, for this beautiful tune with a even more beautiful performance which hit #1 in 11 countries.

[@harveyharveyness8773]

There's no harmony like sibling harmony-beautiful

[@neilnola3520]

The Bee Gees' Fanny, Be Tender is probably their most soulful, old school motown style song. Try it!

[@macgmac7909]

Quincy Jones said '' Fanny'' was one of the best Rnb songs he had ever heard....them harmonies are sweet as hell.

[@texasgal6201]

One of my faves, too.

[@victoriabarr255]

I am so glad you finally found the BeeGees. You are not going to have any hair left. Try Alone, or How Can you mend a broken heart. Actually, try anything else of theirs.

[@Ozefan2580]

Alone is a great tune!

[@cmissshelleymichelle]

Massachusetts?

[@victoriabarr255]

In almost 50 years I don't ever remember hearing them sing a bad song and there is no way I could pick a favourite.

[@victoriabarr255]

@kat lover Have you heard them sing Islands in the stream?

[@tyrarice7318]

I love the BEE GEE's. My mom thinks Barry is sooo fine and she is the one that got me hooked to the group.

[@SAMR33]

Barry is super fine, even though i'm a male, i found him fine also :)

[@tyrarice7318]

@@SAMR33 Barry can't help he looks good...lol

[@paulinechapman9319]

Tyra Rice your mom knew her stuff re harmony at its utmost...🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@yvetteadshead4212]

He was gorgeous

[@christinarandle6440]

He was damn fine!!!

[@skipleonard6818]

Barry Gibb wrote a lot of music among them is “Heartbreaker” for Dionne Warwick

[@greshlyntaylor3523]

I loved the expressions on your face while listening. This is 70's music, which I'm proud to say I was a part of. I was in High School when this song was released. Just Smooth, Soulful, Easy Listening Music. No computers, no auto tunes. Just straight up sanging.

[@bobmoses9229]

That's one of the most beautiful songs of all time and the performance done live with band and strings was musically and emotionally magnificent. Notice how perfect their blend is with 1 mic. The song Reasons is by Earth Wind and Fire vocals (with great falsetto) by Phillip Bailey.

[@marylawson6060]

I so wish they were together still. Love the Bee Gees and Barry's pitch goes from so high and down to baritone. Sweet memories from days gone by. Great harmony.

[@caitlinseaton7546]

Barry Gibb singing “Words” gets me every time, plus Robin singing “Holiday”, just grabs something inside you!

[@bobwallace9814]

These guys had a ton of not only great songs but iconic ones.

[@WilliamSmith-rr4qo]

Perfectly executed. Perfect harmonies. Tags and runs perfect. Nothing compares to this. Nothing.

[@kiyokosan8391]

These guys remind me of the Stylistics. My mama used to play them, Earth, Wind & Fire, Manhattans, Smokey, Temptations, and many others back in the day when me and my brothers and sisters were kids. I was fortunate to be raised around meaningful music from 2 generations, my grandma's and my parents. Also growing up we had some good music too back in the 80's. 😁 Such talent back then!

[@Pamsmith59]

Yes! When asked about his falsetto, Barry has mentioned the Stylistics and how they did it first. Humble, humble man.

[@marlarogers9304]

Have a listen to their early stuff! I Started a Joke, Massachusetts, do many great ones!

[@tunks3355]

Legends say he's still scratching his head

[@Modern-Renaissance-Man]

🤣

[@witchmoon11]

My momma smilin on this from heaven.... i was raised on beegees and kc sunshine band ect!! Beegees have lots of hits they wrote for others too. Yes the soul!! My mom was little darker skin and she passed good soul to me!!🙏❤

[@Emilyhildegaard1]

They're one of my favorite groups. Their music was popular when I was young. This is a WONDERFUL song for slow dancing with the one you love!!!

[@janetpartyka6600]

Agreed. I would rank their music at the top of the charts against ANYONE-PERIOD. They were not considered disco folks. Barry's falsetto, their harmony was outstanding! They told stories through music and I was so happy to experience it during my teenage years and beyond. They wrote music not only for themselves, but for many other successful singers. What a spectacular time it was!

[@JeanetteFaith]

Actually, their dance music was definitely considered disco music!!! They basically started disco with Saturday Night Fever. They could do most genres...including country.

[@StevenEverett7]

The Bee Gees were singing disco before it was called disco. I loved the way they harmonized. Great group that produced many good songs. Thanks for the review Ty. Cheers, Steve

[@eolson1964]

The Bee Gees were part of my Jr. High School days, and Disco Roller Skating. Yep I LIVED the 70's Show. As I have grown older I listen to them much more now, and was saddened by the loss of Robin and Maurice. Such beautiful voices. Great memories with their songs.

[@johnrogan9729]

eolson1964 me too

[@djensen4705]

eolson1964 mine too!

[@conroecurio5145]

Me too..

[@winykittygirl]

👌👌👌🌷🌷

[@deannakinsman6790]

Me too!!!

[@ithilnin123]

Five head scratches from you there, Ty!! I think that’s the most I have ever seen in one reaction! 💁🏻‍♀️ You need to jump down that BeeGees rabbit hole, my guy! 😁

[@tammyrenee64]

Yeah lots of head scratching going on✌

[@dennisjacks7923]

Philip Bailey of EW&F sings Reasons, but one of the most famous falsetto's is Russell Thompkins of The Stylistics. You should get them out.

[@janetpartyka6600]

In addition, Barry's falsetto and vibrato was UNMATCHED. Mr. Modern Renaissance Man, it was so great to see you enjoy this song. Your expressions and comments were authentic. And, you have a terrific voice MMRM. I remember when they sang their songs, my girlfriends and I went insane. We were in love from the start. Some of our male friends use to get so jealous when we talked about the Bee Gees. It was a magical time.

[@shannonphares3277]

Maybe you could try an Andy Gibb song next, "I just want to be your everything" is amazing. Little brother could sing too!

[@stephanietipton4324]

My late sisters absolutely favorite artist was Andy.My mom had a thing for Barry,I had a thing for Maurice and my middle sister liked Robin.Between the four of us,we had them all covered.

[@yvonnemurphy8457]

He did do one already on Andy.. Check out that one!

[@dissectthis9640]

Agree, too young to die @ age 30. Sad

[@terriholliday8038]

It’s hard for the younger generations to appreciate this family. They were the best. My god. Nobody truely sings like this any more. It took a lot of lung strength

[@cathyk9302]

You should try How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, a better feel for what each brother brought to the table. I've loved them since the 60's when I first heard I Started a Joke; they were great together and as solos. Philip Bailey was Reasons from EWF - come on - we need that now!

[@patriciaburroughs]

Anybody else remember when Ruben Studdard sang "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" on American Idol--and Robin Gibb was a judge?

[@lorilei1313]

OMG, I forgot about I Started a Joke.

[@carollandrum9223]

You've got over 50+ years of songs to explore with the Bee Gee's. Stands for The Brothers Gibb. The only one left is Barry, the lead singer. Robin and Maurice who were twins have both passed away as well as their younger brother Andy.

[@maybrittrnningen580]

Both Barry and Robin was leadsingers.

[@carollandrum9223]

True, but not in this song!

[@jennysmith38]

My mum and one of my Aunt's, saw the Bee Gees when they were just starting out, they were just kids and were amazing back then. This was in Sydney, Australia, they grew up in Australia, but we're born on the Isle of Man UK

[@katie-didellis2437]

@JaySinger I think they did perform twice but it was only like a song or two for a benefit or something. Maurice was the glue that held them together. Miss you Maurice.

[@sugarunique]

Another reason why the entertainers today are not artists. The Bee Gees are Artists. Legendary.

[@TheMsCrystalblue]

Please give a reaction to "For Whom the Bell Tolls" by the Bee Gees. Robin really belts this one out. Robin Rocks!

[@williecoulter1091]

RIP Kenny Rogers it was the Bee Gees that wrote the song that he and Dolly made famous as well as writing for many other top artist all chart toppers. They are without doubt the best group ever

[@lisagraham2944]

I still get misty eyed when I hear these guys sing. Chills up and down up my spine. I. Listened to the BeeGees when I was in my teens I grew up with them. Now I'm 61 and still love them Never tired of hearing them.

[@candicedonaldson4259]

I feel so blessed to have grown up listening to them and so many others of their era...back when music was fun and times were easy...one of my favorite groups of all time

[@JL-iu7fk]

Their talents span many decades. They were amazing writers. Barry ( oldest brother) has an awesome falsetto. Robin ( younger twin that passed away first) had falsetto that will chill your bones. They were mistaken as a black artists before anyone ( US) saw them. It's mentioned in their biography.

[@shirleyswaine4701]

Me too, me too. I saw them in 1968, when I was 14 and before the music snobs in the early 70's made it uncool to like the Bee Gees. Not only was music fun, but the lyrics were incredible, now, when my ears are assaulted by modern music in the supermarket, it seems to be just the same, usually banal, line repeated over and over again. I've recently seen videos on YT by a channel (sorry, don't know the name) that speaks to the artists about the origins of the songs from back them - really interesting.

[@tonicursio]

Saw them twice in concert - lucky me!

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@JL-iu7fk I'm not sure if you got it confused or not, but Maurice the younger twin passed in 2003 and Robin the older twin past in 2012. RIP Guys we miss you!

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@tonicursio you know it!

[@dsoutherland1747]

To me, the Bee Gees were a different band in the 60’s compared to the 70’s disco hits. The 1967 song “To Love Somebody” is a classic.

[@magneticfamily]

D Southerland have you seen the Keith Urban version?

[@redcardinalist]

I agree :)

[@angryjalapeno]

I think I read somewhere that although they had success in the 60s, they couldn't stand out enough from the crowd with their normal voices. When they started to explore and cultivate their falsetto, the rest is history.

[@Angie-zeekmaster]

Yes , their style did change .. Lonely Days is a classic BeeGee song . Just to hear it , so many argue with me that it is the Beatles.

[@AngelaMastrodonato]

Angie can’t claim to know all Bee Gees songs but of what I heard Lonely Days is my favorite Bee Gees song. I like watching old game shows on KZbin and Mo and Robin were on a 1968 episode of The Dating Game. Since I watched that I have been on a Bee Gees/KZbin rabbit hole. I never disliked them but wasn’t a hug fan either. I have found an appreciation for them though. Totally forgot they wrote songs for other artists like Dolly Parton/ Kenny Rogers Islands in the Stream

[@kaynewsom6780]

Fanny Be Tender With My Heart by The Bee Gees. They all sing falsetto

[@mleugim1978]

This music make turns world into a sunny day! Love is all we need! Thank you Bee Gees!

[@ooohlaa13]

As I watched you groovin on this, at first I couldn't figure out if you were digging it or mocking it, but yes soulish, and they never even studied music or had any training .... that is why its so great, it comes from their hearts and souls and their sound was spellbinding. Miss them, and so glad you grok their gift. Barry is still at it check out In the Now for more current falsetto, and ya gotta hear How can you mend a broken heart and so many more. Robin's voice can break someone's hard heart open.

[@stylecollective-qt9um]

Too Much Heaven, like the Bee Gees themselves, was big on R&B radio when I was a kid, that falsetto and those harmonies made for a perfect slow jam. Back then I think we were more about the craft, quality, and substance of a song vs. the flash that shoots people to the top today. If you knew your stuff, you were appreciated and supported. This brings back good memories.

[@carmenmcalistet5452]

These guys have been singing together since they were kids and it shows. There's a video on KZbin where they're on some talk show and sing acapella. Sounds the same. Wow.

[@cccs800]

Hahaha. Such a cute reflex when Barry hits those high notes. This is what I hope the angels sound like in heaven too. 👼👼👼

[@PNTTVReacts]

Now imagine their youngest brother, Andy, with just as beautiful a voice but had such a tragic and short life.

[@johnpouw3352]

For me this song is almost the definition of 'perfection of harmony'. It is blisteringly sharp yet warmly enveloping at the same time. :)

[@tessoh-qs1ts]

Barry's falsetto is incomparable. Go ahead & challenge me, I reject your argument.

[@jsl8905]

I think you make a good point. The only guy I can think of who might be able to challenge Barry Gibb's falsetto is Philip Bailey of Earth Wind and Fire.

[@bubhub64]

Eddie Kendricks, Bobby Hatfield, but no doubt, Barry Gibb's voice was pure and soulful.

[@pammetje1]

@@jsl8905 fair enough

[@annettegilbert3715]

Too much heaven consists of masses of overdubs of Barry with a few tracks of Robin and Mo to fill it out...from comments from Robin's son!

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

They did the Sound Track for the movie "Saturday Night Fever" in the 70s. The soundtrack came out before the movie. First time that was ever done. That whole album is crazy good. Staying Alive is in that album. Fills up my arms.with goose bumps.

[@karencogs1]

Ercilia Hannah I one of favorite albums ! ❤️ I was in JR high at the time!

[@ursulabklyn_mia6148]

Karen Cogs I was in Junior High too.

[@ZenProTech]

Yes the album was so strong they had to make a movie to go with it.

[@shameezwp6511]

Huge fan off BEE GEE'S although I was born in 1985 for some reason when my friends were listening to Britney Spears and groups of the 90's. I was labelled as a weird kid because I was listening to Barbra Streisand and Manhattans, so glad Barry performed again with his brothers kids.

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Have you heard the Bee Gees doing, "Jive Talkin?"

[@mzErica]

Do a song called " 25 or 6 to 4" by Chicago. Try to find the old live version with Terry Kath's guitar solo.

[@tammyrenee64]

I was just thinking about Chicago too✌

[@annpriddy7941]

Be careful listening to the Bee Gees. You may end up with the ball spot. 😉

[@andreadeamon6419]

I counted 5 😉

[@ComputerLearning0]

Bald...

[@bethvigna7974]

Ann Priddy 😂

[@connieleighton4375]

The Bee Gees were an amazing group they got alot of crap because of the disco groove but they were always on point. I was in jr high when these guys hit it big in disco but they had some huge hits in the 60's early 70's maybe try Massachusetts, to love sombody , how can you mend a broken heart or lonely day's all are great and they are all pre disco. Really enjoyed the music thx...♡

[@grandy2875]

I love the Bee Gees. They were born in Manchester, England, migrated to Australia in the early 60's, settling in the suburbs of Brisbane (so we claimed them as ours). They made appearances on early Aussie TV talent shows, and did the club circuit, before being "discovered" by Robert Stigwood. I reckon they would have made it big without him, but, that's just me...They were prolific songwriters from an early age. The one in the middle, Barry, was always "the pretty one". He apparently had women up and down the east coast of Australia, all claiming to be engaged to him. In a documentary about the boys, one of the twins joked about Barry having a briefcase full of engagements rings, which he would give to girls, in order to get them to sleep with him. IMO, he didn't need any bribery, he was what my mum would call "a good sort"...he was always easy on the eyes. Robin and Maurice were twins, Maurice is the one with the beard, he passed away from a twisted bowel in 2003, at 53 yrs of age. Robin is clean shaven, he passed away from cancer in 2012 at 62 yrs of age. They had a younger brother, Andy, who was also a singer. He passed away in 1988, from Myocarditis, at the age of 30. Barry is the only surviving Gibb brother. So much wonder music came from these boys. They wrote hits for Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion, Dionne Warwick, to name a few.

[@teviottilehurst]

They left England in 1958 when Barry was nearly 12 and the twins were 9 so Barry spent most of his childhood in England, hence him still having a northern English accent. They weren't born in England. They were born on the Isle of Man which is an island between England and Ireland. The island is a British Crown Dependency so they are British born. As they are from an English family, I guess they are English/British.

[@patriciadavis5939]

My husband passed October 2018. He loved me like this.