Bee Gees - You Stepped Into My Life | REACTION

[@tonygarzajr.6930]

Unbelievable voices these guys were created to bring joy to whole world😃😎

[@deanarjones9114]

The funk is 🔥

[@gaylaliles4095]

Thank you Chad for keeping the Bee Gees weekends.

[@jairosiqueira587]

Boa musica

[@Vonnies1929]

I DONT KNOW WHAT NOBODY ELSE TALKING ABOUT!!! I FREAKIN LOVE IT ENOUGH FOR ALL OF YOU!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤💥💥💥💥💥💥💃💃💃💃💃💃💃💃

[@lt6134]

A good one for all of them is “Secret Love” where Barry & Robin switch for verses, all 3 harmonies for the chorus, & Robin ad-libs at the end. One of my favorites!!!!!

[@Zlata1313]

Yes!

[@SunCityLady]

Love it !

[@janicetrimmell6897]

Definitely a Yes.

[@Georgia__Girl]

And play the original video completely to the end. To me the very best part of the video is the last few seconds and watch Maurice. Oh, I absolutely love it.

[@ellenmontgomery8533]

Robin's part is amazing!!!

[@lauriebarnes2999]

Chad, perfect reaction by you. I couldn't have said it any better myself. I love all facets of their singing and songwriting but I'm just a ballad girl at heart and I think that most fans that love their ballads like I do would agree with me that Robin wins that contest hands down. That being said, there's nothing better than the three brothers singing perfect harmonies together. It just don't get any better than that!

[@susieq9801]

Laurie Barnes - Hi Laurie. Surprise, we agree again. The falsetto eventually got them labelled and almost destroyed them. It drove me away for a few years but I came back. Have a nice week end.

[@lauriebarnes2999]

You have a nice weekend, too, Suzie Q. I'm working both days but looking forward to Monday off.

[@vandoraginther6421]

Did enjoy Barry's soft falsetto. I agree I love hearing all of them together. Robin and Mo didn't get the credit they deserved on to much heaven they all sang in falsetto on that one although Barry did lead. I agree with your reaction. Maybe you could react to Baby as you turn away. Thanks Chad.

[@artiegloucester532]

please continue with this bee gees reactions...and please....listen "reaching out"

[@kmach1000]

"We were like the Bronte sisters in that we created our own world and fed off our fantasies and ideas. Once we'd created this inner world we immersed ourselves in that" - Robin Gibb

[@susieq9801]

Sounds like him. :)

[@katie-didellis2437]

Wow what in site to their group dynamics.

[@jackielh1]

Always liked this one, good choice👍you are correct this was a "Barry" song. His falsetto was big around that time

[@janicetrimmell6897]

Oh Yes COTW. I am personally transported back to 1976, and loving it. The funked out rhythm sections you mention are so great. It is true this is a Barry song, and he is magnificent as always (they all are).. Everyone has their own aesthetic. I am loving the funk.

[@debbielemons1576]

Awhhh Barry😊 I can still remember being a teenage girl listening too this driving around with friends 😍 Love the Bee Gees.

[@kaythomas3171]

Always seemed to miraculously work,.....they were WIZARDS

[@lindalotfi3203]

I would have loved to hear Barry's normal voice on this song or maybe even a mix with some falsetto added here and there. Barry is my favorite but sometimes too much falsetto is too much and overpowers the song. Love my Bee Gee Boys!💖💖

[@carollowery2416]

Love this a lot! So catchy! 💕

[@Ladyviv1509]

Barry is the 'Goat' but listening to songs where Maurice or Robin takes the lead you see how talented they all are. But Sir Barry is the 'goat' 🐐🎉up to this day.

[@katie-didellis2437]

Yes, I so agree with you!

[@ellenmontgomery8533]

I don't know about that. I think Robin had the best voice. They all had their talents, and together they were the Bee Gees!

[@Ladyviv1509]

@@ellenmontgomery8533 read how talented they all are🤔

[@ellenmontgomery8533]

@@Ladyviv1509 Since my favorite songs are all songs that Robin sang lead, or shared lead, I just can't agree that Barry was the "goat."

[@kimbarrett4179]

​@ellenmontgomery8533 totally agree

[@DianaJG8]

100% agree; sometimes one can say more by not saying anything. I couldn't admire Barry's falsetto anymore than I do now, but IMHO it was a little overused and even he said so, too.

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

Nobody did it any better & they weren't a Disco band either!

[@tonydecobellis1234]

Hello Chad. Barry sand 18 parts of Too much heavien. Basically he did all the song. Lol Alby Galuthen ( the Producer ) mentioned it. Barry Gibb falsetto gave the Bee Gees a breath of fresh air. Don't get me wrong, I love Robin and Maurice, but we have to admit, after 1975 Barry Gibb was just incredible. From 1975 to 1980 the Bee Gees were everywhere in the charts. In 1978 Barry Gibb wrote eight number one songs. That is just incredible. In 1978 the brothers Gibb add 39 songs out of the 52 weeks at number one. That's including Andy Gibb, Yvonne Elliman, and Frankie Valli. That's how amazing the brothers Gibb are And to prove it wasn't just luck, they had another tree number one songs with the next CD spirits having flown. They're the only group in rock history to have written produce and sing six number one songs in a row. Not even the Beatles did that. For me, and I'm not the only one who said that, Barry Gibb is the best songwriter of all times. God bless you and take care.

[@tonydecobellis1234]

@@susieq9801 Barry Gibb wrote for Andy and Frankie Valli. I know there's a lot of songs that were written by all three of them. But let's be serious for 2 minutes. In the early Bee Gees Robin Gibb was a better singer in their young days. But after 1975, when Barry Gibb discover the falsetto, the Bee Gees became extraordinary. In the song Too Much heaven, Barry Gibb did by himself 18 parts of the song. Alby Galuthen said it himself. I love all three of them, but Barry Gibb stands out. That's my opinion. I respect yours.

[@tonydecobellis1234]

@@susieq9801 I learned a lesson today. No more comments. Have a nice weekend also.

[@tonydecobellis1234]

@@susieq9801 I really don't call this education. But if it makes you happy, I'm glad.

[@susieq9801]

@@tonydecobellis1234 - Please, I don't want to fight. Just let it go. Your response was sarcastic and uncalled for. Chad's channel is full of lovely folks so don't spoil it. I will delete my comments to make you happy. Cheers.

[@tonydecobellis1234]

@@susieq9801 I'm not fighting. And yes please Let it Go

[@debbielemons1576]

Yes Barry is amazing...but listen to the sound in Too much Heaven while he's being silent. Their all one sound...perfection.

[@mokimoki2231]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH

[@eaccristo]

Another New one for me....I love it....

[@royroberts2313]

Funky, Funkish, Funkable, Funkadilly. This is it. Groovy man. LOL. Love it.

[@kaythomas3171]

Chad....you are just toooooo cute and charming

[@JOHNNYBIX38]

Wow! Memories!!!!

[@groofoot]

Couple years later they made a tiny change or two to this song and it became 'Love You Inside Out', which was their final no. 1 pop single in the U.S. ..... I love both songs, but .... they're so obviously the same song .... 8-/

[@natashyahendrix2]

Hi Chad! I love the music arrangement on this so too. I've always liked the song but not in love with it like many others. Thank you as always for the Bee Gees weekend reactions.

[@giovannib.9260]

Bee gees "Road to Alaska" studio versión or lived versión

[@dianeoliver9041]

Always loved this song! Great to dance to back in those days! I loved those days, so much fun, a young adult & newlywed & having fun with all our friends was on the go most of the time.😂👍🏻 Hard Rock & Punk Rock was trying to nose their way in & I never was a fan of punk at all & was Luke Warm to Hard Rock. Pop Music & Country was always my jam!!! Thanks Chad for your Reaction to this great song! ♥️♥️♥️👏🏼

[@lt6134]

Thanks Chad. I agree. One of my favorite songs featuring Robin that you haven’t covered is “Tokyo Nights”. You might like that one.

[@Zlata1313]

Love it, one of my faves!

[@ritajacobsen40]

Yes it's one of my favorites too!

[@kimbarrett4179]

One of my faves to.. great song

[@christinestornable1816]

This sounds like Night Fever which was still a more of the disco/falsetto featuring Barry. You're right about the twins they had a sound that can't be duplicated. If the twins were the Bee Gees they would have been just as talented and famous. I love the richness in their voices that you can hear on the Kiss of Life song. For me Barry's falsetto was way over done and I sometimes have a difficult time hearing what he's saying. That's just me. I know there a lot others who really love Barry but my fav is definitely Robin. I hope you had a good holiday weekend and that it wasn't as wet as ours in NEPA. Thanks for this reaction.

[@nickjames3049]

Thanks Chad!!💙

[@racervirtual0742]

Ordinary Lives is the good one of their song. Please, React To ORDINARY LIVES Thx

[@kellyjo7280]

Liked this one! :) Thanks Chad!

[@never_pharma1412]

I know that they wrote this song, but the best version, by far, of this was easily Melba Moore's version. It sounds way better with a strong funky bassline, full drums and percussion, and a smooth soulful female voice rather than a strained male falsetto voice. Melba Moore was tearing up the Nightclubs//Disco's with her version back in the day. In fact I never even knew there was a Bee Gees version until only recently (it never got played at the time...that's how dominant Melba's version was).

[@lizabetharmenta9297]

Truly appreciate your reactions being so sincere. Nice Barry Gibb solo song🤗

[@RK-gg4dd]

Got to remember that their producer was not able to produce this album with them. They produced this album themselves. For the most part they did a pretty good job! But you can see with some of the songs on the album that they definitely needed a professional to help them out. This song is definitely worthy of the B side. Not a huge fan of it but fun to roller skate to... Yeah, I'm THAT old! The song on the A side "Love so Right" is amazing though!

[@kwarnock8151]

I always liked this one!

[@dubivxler]

👌👏👏

[@janetmyre3023]

Shine, shine, by Barry.

[@trishafaulk2067]

This song is a good one 👍 always liked it. It's good for dancing. It's a Barry song, just like there are Robin songs, not as many Mo songs, but then he wasn't as much a front singer.

[@nenushka]

Still waiting for Living together (patiently 😒)

[@RandomJane104]

I totally forgot about this one. I don't know if I had it on tape or heard it on the radio but I do know it.

[@ronneranthonylutasemais8923]

Very good!! REACT MADLEY BEE GEES LIVE MELBORE..

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

This track (sung by Melba Moore*...) was a huge disco hit - everyone hit the dance floor!💃 (*definitely worth a listen - check it out, Chad!)

[@121METRO]

Is this Daft punk? Love it ..

[@kaythomas8521]

Stepped into my life. Not as good as I Surrender

[@Vonnies1929]

I would say just as good!!! They both are fire for me!!

[@laurieshreffler5028]

This song was sampled from the musical part quite a bit back in the 70s. When you compare this song to their classic hits, it is not in that league. However it fit perfectly in with the sound of 1976. It was not released as a single. I think it was on the B side of YSBD. It was a good album cut.

[@laurieshreffler5028]

Sorry I was incorrect. This song was on the B side of the amazing Love So Right. I would like to hear your reaction to the song Subway which is also on this album. Great reactions Chad. I love your Bee Gees journey!

[@lclark6854]

This to me is the definition of an album track. It's OK but not memorable and a bit repetitive and I would have forgotten it by the time the "better" songs had come along.

[@kaythomas8521]

Chad. Please. Address the High Civilization album.....and play "Dimensions" ... It's cool. and off the beaten path

[@lindalotfi3203]

I think he already did Dimensions.

[@kaythomas8521]

Oh. Ok. What. About. I SURRENDER ?? Has he played that one yet???

[@miriamkirk7293]

@@kaythomas8521 yes he's done that too! :)

[@kaythomas8521]

@@miriamkirk7293 oh bummer. I missed it. It's my all time favorite.......I'm 67 years old and have followed every single band in existence since I've been alive. But the BeeGees are the only ones I obsess over

[@kaythomas8521]

Not into heavy metal. But I also ADORED Jim Morrison. HEARTTHROB

[@AlamoDame7]

Reaction seems fair to me--I am not a huge fan of falsetto... a little goes a long way. I am an enthusiastic fan of Barry and his brothers. I LOVE Robin's voice and Maurice's contributions to their excellence. I don't know what was going on with the brothers during the making of this particular track, but I trust that it wasn' a lapse in judgment on Barry's part. I don't mean to sound deaf to any criticism of my idols, but I'm willing to bet that there were some other factors present. Just my opinion and maybe some ESP going on here.

[@giannafrancis5176]

I’m missing Maurice and Robin, the harmonies and diversity of sounds in this one. For me, it’s not as interesting or memorable as many of their other songs. Love these brothers and always appreciate hearing the songs on their very long journey as a band and especially your great reactions!

[@katie-didellis2437]

I've really been missing Mo lately. I watch the 14 part Gibb Collective answering questions and of course they all talked about their fathers. Adam and Sam was talking about Mo and I just really Missed him. Not only did this 14-part series gave an insight into the sons and daughters but when they talked about their fathers it gave insight to Barry Robin Mo and Andy as people. We see them as great singers as genius songwriters but they were just people. It was very interesting and I recommend it.

[@janicetrimmell6897]

@@katie-didellis2437 I watched them a couple of weeks ago. Never saw them before. I don't know how I missed them when the cousins did the tribute album. They make me teary-eyed talking about their dads. Did you also see the video of them singing "Please Don't Turn Out the Lights?" The harmonies were quite beautiful. .

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@giannafrancis5176 You're welcome, I'm glad that you enjoyed the question and answers with the Gibb Collective. You know I thought the same thing about Barry being basically a baby and in the hospital away from his family. He did not speak until he was 3 years old. I remember in an interview he was talking about his life in Australia and how he always had to have a girlfriend that's where the Ring Thing came in. He was very possessive and consequently being dumped regularly. I think that attitude could very well be caused by separation anxiety he may have had while in the hospital in obviously a lot of pain. I think Linda deserves a lot of credit for taking this Madchild and turning him into a great husband and an awesome father. She kind of laid down the rules and would not allow drugs in the house. Barry commented in an interview that if he brought them in she flushed them down the toilet. All the Gibb's wives were incredibly special women. Back to missing Moe, I really gained a huge amount of respect for him going through rehab like he did. One never conquerors alcoholism but he did The next best thing and that was he stayed clean and sober. What an awesome individual. Mo was so very talented, and when you listen to the songs that Chad is playing , those intros that are so phenomenal and the music throughout the songs Can be contributed to Mo's incredible Talent with the keyboard. Before I get rocks thrown at me, all the guys were great in coming up with the melody and the sound. Mo just could do all that Extra above the melody. I am and always have been a huge Barry fan, but there is such a warm soft spot in my heart for Mo and there always will be. With the loss of Mo the Bee Gees ended.

[@janicetrimmell6897]

@@katie-didellis2437 I saw Barry speak about never wanting to be alone. There are so many interviews out there, I can't remember which one. He said there was a time when they moved from the Isle of Man to Manchester for his Dad to hopefully find work. His Mom took the twins and Lesley with her to her sister's house to stay. Barry had to go with his Dad. He was a child and said he was alone so much. He couldn't understand why he couldn't go with his Mom and siblings. He believes part of his need to always have a loved one around came partly from that. Put that with a terrible trauma in the hospital for a long time, and I can see it.

[@katie-didellis2437]

@@janicetrimmell6897 I didn't see that interview but it only makes sense. The video for the making of "Alone" the very last scene is Barry singing "I don't want to be Alone" is IMHO a foreshadowing of his being alone; without his brothers. I have such deep respect for the brothers. They gave joy to so many.

[@stephaniebuie2750]

Good beat. I remember this from years ago. Brings back memories during my early college days. Not my favorite

[@seanjohnson6186]

For me this too much of Barry’s falsetto. Not one if my top 100 favorites of The Bee Gees.

[@mariagoretecardoso5437]

Dublagem...por favor eu amo os Bee gees.

[@kmach1000]

Maria Gorete, ele diz que quando começou essa jornada dos Bee gees ele ficou maravilhado com imenso talento de Barry (sua primeira reação à música deles foi Too Much Heaven) especialmente seu falsetto. Conforme ele ia seguindo a jornada, começou a apreciar os gêmeos , e sua contribuição para a banda. A harmonia das três vozes juntas. E To much heaven é uma das favoritas dele por causa da harmonia. Essa canção é diferente, pq ele estava querendo ouvir mais Mo e Robin, mas ele entende que Barry tinha descoberto recentemente seu falsetto (a canção é dos anos 70) e estava experimentando. Os BG passaram por diferentes fases na sua carreira. Ele gostou da batida e ritmo. Ele apreciou a introdução e percebeu que afinal, essa foi um solo do Barry. Ele queria mais dos três mas terminou elogiando o enorme talento de Barry.

[@giannafrancis5176]

Katia M Thank you! 🙏🏼

[@kimbarrett4179]

All of them are /was amazing singers and song writers but sorry robin just had that voice that reached your soul . Both barry and robin tryed solo careers but diddnt do very well i guess they was better as a trio

[@anthonysalvaro2979]

to tell you the truth Chad i really don't know how much Robin & Maurice are singing on Too Much Heaven...if you listen to it close it sounds like Barry singing most of it..i read that he laid out 6 different vocal tracks and put them together..not to take ANYTHING away from Maurice and Robin but i just have a feeling Too Much Heaven is all Barry

[@guibsongibb5178]

React Black home

[@singluna888]

I'm not a fan of this song. I agree with you I'd like to hear more of Robin and ànd Maurice's harmonies with Barry.

[@bobbimc13]

Not one of my favorites. Too much Barry but we do have to remember the times and that he had recently discovered his falsetto.

[@Zlata1313]

A fave album of mine, this track not so much.

[@francisxray9900]

Out of this album, that one is def kinda filler. Why not check out the titlesong, so that's real art of music!

[@Zlata1313]

Agree

[@popdefender460]

The production and Barry's voice turned this mediocre song into something danceable and a bit of fun. Not my favorite song but I never skipped it when playing the album. It was perfectly placed on the album between You Should be Dancing and Love So Right. Meant to slowly bring down the energy of Dancing to the slow balladry of Love So Right. It helped in the album flow which can be lost in todays singles minded world.

[@giannafrancis5176]

This makes sense. Thanks for adding perspective.

[@gabyehebrecht7435]

Too much falsetto for me

[@carolespinoza8452]

Sorry, this is not one of my favorites, to much barry & repeats.. sorry. Luv ya chad😘

[@kaythomas3171]

BG's and their chopped up syllables....fitting the words into the rhythem........ melody BEFORE lyrics,,,,,,as Barry always claimed....

[@KCoda1248]

This one is a “meh” for me. I was feeling the funk but the melody left me a little flat.

[@janetb3063]

Yeah......no. Can't win em all. Love the Bee Gees 4 ever, but this to me, was a filler song. Bet you will love Edge of the Universe.

[@ceciliarodriguezroge7692]

AGREE 100 X 10O!! BARRY'S falsetto was good, but he imposes ir too much... Además, no siempre salió perfecto y entonado. Muy bueno en los coros pero muchas canciones hubieran sido mejores con la natural voz de Barry...O ROBIN....without the twins Barry all the time and with falsetto...is hard...I don't go to talk of BARRY"EGO...because ya I did it...😁😁😁😁🙄🙄🙄🙄

[@susieq9801]

I agree with several others' remarks here. Too much falsetto! A lot of people got tired of it. Where did the harmony and melody go? It was popular for a while and people either loved it or hated it but it was overused and caused the famous backlash that almost ended their careers. The same with "My Lover's Prayer" that you did recently. Beautiful song but the falsetto spoiled it for me and distorted the lyrics. Much preferred the stripped down version by Robin, a true ballad that I suggest is well worth a listen. I hate to offend Barry's die hard fans and love his normal voice but this is overkill. The incessant falsetto made me drop The Bee Gees for several years. Thank god I came back.

[@LillyMarz777]

This is too early for me! Not one of my favorites.