FIRST TIME HEARING! Bee Gees - How can you mend a broken heart | REACTION

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[@jom7604]

Barry Gibb has one of the greatest Falsetto voice ever. Brilliant musician and songwriter. RIP all his brothers, Robin, Maurice and Andy Gibb.

[@minervagarza95]

Barry Gibb one of the few National treasures still gracing our world.

[@coffeetalk924]

"National treasures"? Are you from Australia?

[@daijahvue]

@@coffeetalk924 The Bee Gees were born on the Isle of Man near England. Not Australia. Andy Gibb was born in Manchester England the city where his father was from. It wasn't until the older boys were approaching their teens that the family moved to Australia. Their sister Leslie still lives their and also Andy's daughter Peta. And since the early 2000's Barry and his wife have since become American citizens. They were originally British so they may have lived in Australia, but they were never Aussies.

[@coffeetalk924]

@@daijahvue ya I know. But they are (were) Austrailian citizens. But I am aware of the fact that they were born in England. Thank you though!

[@leighsaldivar4439]

Yes. The Bee Gees have never made a bad song. They are epic. ❤love them so much

[@jeremywhitworth7299]

I’m a hard rock/heavy metal fan, but I can’t help from being a huge fan of these guys. Their songs and lyrics actually come their heart and souls. I’m also a huge fan of their little brother Andy and him dying at such a young age was a tragic thing.

[@CamoJan]

Every one always talks about Barry, but can we take a moment to recognize how suave Maurice looks with his hat & glasses? 8:05

[@Darjeelingla]

Yup. I’ve got a crush on Mo 🥰

[@woodlark391]

Talk all night 'bout Mo. Just realized Adogg's 'concert date' question was answered by the Western Hemisphere. My moment was July 1979 in Oakland, CA... the 'Spirit's Having Flown' Tour. -- omg, it was a Happening... 🎢

[@ms.rlsteele351]

Mo had a phenomenal range and often sang high harmony.

[@beckysmuck8771]

@@Darjeelingla Ditto! 🥰

[@deniseward8003]

I LOVE Maurice in this concert. He thoroughly enjoyed himself. The coat and hat! Outstanding!

[@dktwilsonwilson5334]

That voice of Robin's makes one want to cry. The emotions comes out i Robin's voice. Love all 4 brothers

[@lisac7965]

I'm a Bee Gees fanatic, that move that Barry does in this song Always melts my heart. Musical geniuses 🎼🎼

[@amymarckel420]

I will never tire of seeing people being blown away by the music of the Bee Gees. They wrote this song, and Lonely Days (both were #1 hits in the U.S.) in the same afternoon! And this was after a break-up that lasted nearly 2 years. They were just the best. Check out Lonely Days, I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You, and To Love Somebody.

[@lt6134]

This was on TV in April 2001. Less than 2 years before Maurice passed away… so one of their last live performances. The song came out in 1971 and the girls would scream after he sang “and” at every live performance. Worth listening to the original version! Next please try “Nights On Broadway” live on the Midnight Special! Thanks!

[@annemarinelli7303]

Love them so so much ❤️❤️❤️Barry not only wrote most of all their songs, but also wrote for many others, I love listening to them too, I am transported to heaven listening to them ♥️

[@emiliasilva1836]

The BeeGee are the best song writers there the top one 1⃣ music in the world nomatter

[@amyconklin3278]

Could u please do The Bee Gees songs " I've gotta get a message to you" and "To love Somebody" the 1967 version

[@cherylshellman2536]

love this song

[@brendagross6695]

Yessss! I gotta get a message to you!!

[@Ozefan2580]

They have so many hits. Jive Talkin. Nights on Broadway. Lonely Days.

[@Wolfhoundfromthehighseas]

And so many to go🤗🤗 You literally glow when you listen to their songs💕

[@beeseewill2407]

The BeeGees have a sound of their own. There is no other like them.They were in their 50s.I think Robin was in the early stages of cancer which eventually caused his death. They sounded great.

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

This concert was around 1999. They were all very nice sweet people.

[@kathystammen3060]

I was there in 1978. You need to listen to the song called words. When Barry started singing it the girls screamed so loud that you couldn’t even hear the first part of the song. It was one of the best days of my life.

[@gigireads1716]

Oh I bet it was a dream

[@alicesmith7020]

I agree with Donna from Boulder. Gotta get a message to you is a must hear.

[@glennallen239]

I agree!

[@dunismith3045]

Without a doubt!

[@zoemn24]

You are very lucky that the Bee Gees made so many good songs. I’m always so jealous when people react to them for the first time because I wish I could remember when I heard them for the first time, my Mamma especially had them on throughout my childhood and I’m almost 24. Happy listening. ❤️

[@rodb9275]

This is EXACTLY why I've become addicted to reaction videos. I'm in my 50's so it's been a REALLY long time since my first time hearing a lot of these. I realized, I enjoy these videos so much, because it seems to be the closest to remembering my own feelings when I first heard them. If anyone had told me 3 years ago, that I'd be spending hours, every week, watching "strangers" react to songs, I would have said they were crazy. LOL.

[@zoemn24]

@@rodb9275 THIS!!!! Finally someone who understands. It’s almost like you get to hear them all again for the first time through someone else’s ears, you really couldn’t have put it any more perfectly! Thank you.

[@33MarciS]

This was #1 when I was born, in Aug 1971. This video was filmed in the early 2000s, I believe.

[@paulasmith3179]

I love to see you react to the great Bee Gees. Please react to a Love So Right. thank you.

[@emiliasilva1836]

ILOVE all the BeeGee songs of the BeeGee

[@trudywolfe2795]

Robin is my favorite. His voice was beautiful, strong and haunting.

[@ms.rlsteele351]

For Whom the Bells Toll, And the Rain will fall.

[@alexbizz]

Please check out 'Our Love (Don't Throw it all away) Live in Las Vegas, 1997. Live tribute to their brother Andy. Soooo Cooooooool!

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

I remember when this came out, I had just broken up with my boyfriend and listened to it over and over while my heart was broken. Such great memories!! Love The Bee Gees!! Watch Fanny be tender with my love!! Awesome song!!

[@kathystammen3060]

How can you mend a broken heart? How can you stop the rain from falling down? How can you stop the sun from shining what makes the world go round? These lyrics they are beautiful don’t you think? I love your reaction you honestly love what you’re hearing and it’s really cool.

[@nenelles-dancelikenobodysw8511]

It would have been a dream come true to see the Bee Gees in concert ❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍

[@LillyMarz777]

Maurice is pronounced Morris, Mo for short. And the angelic vibrato belongs to Robin. Keep going, there are so many great songs.

[@ms.rlsteele351]

Actually, I believe Robin's voice wobble is tremelo. There is a small difference.

[@LillyMarz777]

@@ms.rlsteele351 OK. I have always seen it called vibrato. I don't know anything about music except I know what I like. 🥰

[@ms.rlsteele351]

@@LillyMarz777 Robin's voice was incredible. ❤

[@LillyMarz777]

@@ms.rlsteele351 It was. They were all special in their own ways, but together they were sheer heaven.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Classic. They were older here. I always loved to hear Robin's solos. His voice was differently unique. They all so damn good.❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@tbomber7716]

Adogg!!! The young man with an old soul. Once again, you get it. To all the commenters, share this guy. He needs to be bigger. If the good Lord ever let's me cross your path, I just want to shake your hand.

[@robertaclark3286]

This song is so awesome. All the Bee Gees songs are awesome. Just like the Bee Gees themselves. How deep is your love? You win again. Words. And I started a joke. I can't see nobody.

[@larrywt656]

One of their earlier pre-Disco hits. My favorite Bee Gees song is Words, and it's from this same era. I saw them live at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas when I was living there in the 90s. That concert was also filmed for a television special. GREAT SHOW!! Just an FYI, Maurice's name is actually pronounced "Morris". Gotta Get A Message To You is also another one of the great pre-Disco songs.

[@twistedtiara6794]

if i had been there… for this song… i would be crying like a baby. (hell, i’m tearing up, now!!). 😊

[@VikingJeff]

That was fun. How about "Love You Inside Out"

[@beatrizarconada8716]

Wow !! I love this song !! The Bee Gees are Amazing! Greetings for You from Buenos Aires , Argentina , 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@mavisros1403]

Robin and Mo (Maurice) were about 50 and Barry 54 I believe when this was aired in 2001.

[@davidhohn9106]

It had to be before 2003, because Maurice Gibb passed in January 2003, of complications of a twisted small intestine.

[@ANNEAVES]

I had so much fun watching the joy that this group gave you. To think that someone as young as you could feel the same that a 73 year old woman does, says a lot about them and their enduring music and talent. Amazing!!! Thanks for the good reactions

[@mokimoki2231]

I LOVE BARRY ! IS WONDERFUL 🇮🇹🥰♥️

[@randall65100]

Ten years after. I'd love to change the world. Awesome guitar

[@brianmasinelli9694]

' run to me ' is an absolutely beautiful beegees song.

[@debitaylor8361]

This is one of the first songs I heard from them, back in 1971. His falsetto is great but this is my favorite song.

[@user-zl1qd1zv8f]

Love the Bee Gees! Miss them so much but this lets me hear them again!

[@timothycook2917]

This song went to #1 in the US 50 years ago this summer. Amazingly, it didn't even chart in Britain

[@tee1913]

Loved this reaction! Forever Bee Gees.

[@ANNEAVES]

That smile they put on your face is priceless.

[@janemcginnis-glynn9234]

This song came out in 1971, I think. Their last concert as a group was in 2002. With that, and Barry’s hair --or much less of it, damn aging-- I’d guess this production/concert was not too long before that. Maurice died in 2003 ; Robin died in 2012. As you may know, Barry is now around 75 or will be in Sept. I recommend reading Wikipedia info --can’t believe I suggested that-- on them. It is amazingly pretty thorough. Wish I had been at this concert so I could tell you about it. Old enough to have been there. High school in the 60’s; college, the 70’s. Yes, yes, yes. Those were fabulous times! Love ya Da Real Dogg!

[@valeries9290]

YOU TICKLE ME SO BAD!!!!!!! TO SEE YOUR PURE JOY AND LAUGHTER AT HEARING GOD GIVEN TALENT PLAY OUT. YOU MADE MY DAY!!!!! DONT CHANGE.....LOVE HAS NO COLOR....WE SHOULD ALL REVERE EACH OTHER THIS WAY BEAUTY IS BEAUTY....AND YOURE QUITE BEAUTIFUL ALSO.

[@melissacaddell2604]

Could listen to them all day. They were so good.

[@cynthiadaves1933]

The Beegees broke up in 1969 when Robin and Maurice were 19; and Barry was 23 for 15 months...and when they got back together they wrote How Can You Mend A Broken Heart and Lonely Days in the same afternoon.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

When they sang it live when they were younger in front of a huge crowd, they always went crazy when Barry sang “and”. Haha

[@soundofnellody262]

My mother is a huge Bee Gees Fan. It was her youth time back then. As kid I was always like "Oh god, not them again".. Now I am 47 and my mother is growing old. And I love to listen the Bee Gees with her..

[@clivem.791]

Just Magic.😁👍

[@kathystammen8774]

Yes. You light up like a Christmas tree when listening!!!!!!

[@lynnschook6124]

Bee Gees - Night Fever from Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta. It's a must!

[@cherylemelrose6053]

I just love them.. especially Barry❤️❤️🙏

[@debortahwelch9298]

Adogg, I was never able to see them in concert but I grew up with them singing to me. I LOVE their music and listen to them almost every day. RIP Maurice and Robin. Thank you all!

[@michellejackson6679]

OMG .. Robin was singing this in the 60's B4 Disco happened... I know this from my Uncle who loved the Bee Gee's b4 Disco.. and my uncle is going to be 73 this week...lol. Their harmony was amazing. I'm a bit younger... 54.. but I love the Bee Gee's almost as much as ELVIS... Thank you so much for your posts

[@maleym2439]

From the era disco, More than a woman, tragedy, love you inside and out, night fever, stayin alive

[@rosamorales5282]

This much older 1997. So beautiful and yes live. BARRY lost his brothers not long after. RIP 🙏

[@teday86]

You can tell you really enjoy them. It's fun to watch. If you haven't heard For Whom The Bell Tolls,, check out Robin's voice in that one. Bee Gees Forever!!

[@lisalaursen3684]

I saw The Bee Gees in concert in the 80s. They sound just as amazing live. I’ll never forget the experience. Definitely one to scratch off the bucket list! 😱

[@420johnas]

Thanks for the memory young man, my favorite Bee Gees song since the 60s..

[@gilbertdelafuente2347]

I remember them from the 60s! Awesome musicians!

[@penelopehornswaggle102]

They have a lot of great songs. You have to hear all of them. 😁

[@pamelahirst2954]

Great comments from you about a truly fabulous group, you should also check out 'You Win Again' live from Amsterdam, 1987, it shows you what heartthrobs Barry, Maurice & Robin were as young men, you can find a complete list of their many songs, online.

[@80srocker67]

Every song was a hit and they had so many songs.

[@vandoraginther6421]

This video is from a concert that was put on live by request on A&E a wonderful concert great songs they all had lead songs. So beautiful. I love the Bee Gees. I love your reactions they are heartfelt. To love Somebody an early hit Barry as 20 and the twins were 17 a beautiful song. Nights on Broadway... Fanny be Tender with my love...Run to me... Night Fever so so many. I will be joining you down the Rabbit hole.

[@weaslemanatu]

Wonderful to see someone of your generation getting as much joy form this era's music as I do! Keep'm coming!

[@eaccristo]

They were as good live as on record. Barry enjoyed thrilling the girls with his whispery aaaaaand!!!!!!

[@jeanhorn8891]

I've been a fan since Saturday Day Night Fever days but I appreciate all their music more now

[@hongfang2348]

Here's a list of BeeGees #1 songs on US chart How can you mend a broken heart (1970) Jive Talkin' (1975) You Should Be Dancing (1976) ---considered to be their first disco song How Deep Is Your Love (1977) Stayin' Alive (1977) Night Fever (1977) Too Much Heaven (1978) Tragedy (1979) Love You Inside Out (1979)

[@heyou702pc]

This concert was One Night Only at MGM Grand in Las Vegas on November 14, 1997.

[@trb2021]

New subscriber because of your Bee Gees reactions...

[@denisejohnson9825]

Bee Gees House of Shame, Closer Than Close and I Surrender; just to name a few, because its so many.

[@marciamaria7796]

Esse show dos Bee Gees é maravilhoso! Eles interagem com os fãs, foi show de bola!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤🇧🇷🇧🇷😍

[@vickiestill7382]

Barry, the 'lead' singer, was born in1946 and his 2 brothers, 3 years later. (They are twins.) Also they had a younger brother (12 years younger than Barry), Andy.

[@ginawhitfield6797]

You just have to watch you should be dancing. It has all the brothers. Even their little brother Andy that died at 30 years old. It's very special.

[@Darjeelingla]

Perfect harmonies flourishing in perfect songs.

[@joycestroup8830]

The look on your face! So sweet!!

[@chuckyoneil2853]

Barry was over 6 ft. Wasn't afraid to show his emotional side ,that's a real man.

[@Lego51]

Bee gees are great. You need to try Boston, "More than a feeling" or "Amanda". Great stuff!

[@trudywolfe2795]

Bee Gees are better than great. They don't make bad songs. Keep listening to them please.

[@helenmalina799]

Loved your reaction,your smile says it all....You will have a blast watching their videos,so many songs to choose from..

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

"I Can See You With My Eyes Closed" will blow your mind, a song from "97".

[@curlyque2717]

That piano part is wonderful too. 40s- early 50s. 1998 I think.

[@lynneesposito7013]

To Love Somebody is a must…

[@pamelapropson6992]

❣love it‼ Dont forget jive talkin😊

[@rickdavis8410]

Really like your BeeGees series and your reactions to them. Lots of fun.

[@bengilbert7655]

KZbin also has them singing this in 1971. Al Green did a killer cover of this song.

[@Vicky49610]

I love this song. I wish that I had seen them in concert!

[@sheilastanaland]

One of my favorite songs by the Bee Gees is Nights on Broadway - you should play that sometime.

[@terencenelson1950]

You going down the rabbit hole they've been singing since the '60s You're going down a rabbit hole

[@renewyckoff545]

I was there at the Bee Gees concert at Asbury Park New Jersey 1969 concert. When Robin sang Words. You could have heard a pin 📌 drop. His. Voice. I had tears in my eyes. There earliest songs were the best. . I do so enjoy your reactions beautiful sir. From this 70 year old gal agape love ❤️

[@trishafaulk2067]

They are the best band ever. I think this was in the 90s, but the song was late 60s or early 70s, right after they had their break up and got back together. They were split up a little over a year and decided that they missed singing together. The lady said that she wanted to hear "I've gotta get a message to you " maybe you should listen to it, it's pretty good too.

[@hongfang2348]

How about Love You Inside Out? It's another #1 charted song from their disco period.

[@kellyehrhardt3622]

The Bee Gees have a song called " when she's gone". This song was from the 90's I think. During each decade of their careers, they were able to adapt to a new generation of listeners. Barry is famous for his falsetto....and the sound he makes that makes the girls sceam... lol. Great reation. Thank you. 😁 😁

[@susanbyler5732]

This was from a concert that was filmed in Las Vegas Olivia Newton-John is in the audience

[@65presleychick]

The Bee Gees sounded just as good live as they did on recordings. Miss these talented brothers together so much.

[@phineaspepper3530]

You should react to some of their baby brother's songs--his name was Andy Gibb. Barry produced him, and Andy for a short time equaled The Bee Gees in popularity. He sadly died at 30, but Barry always said that Andy was like his twin--similar looks and voice.

[@haroldlee1989]

The BeeGees are a masterpiece

[@DiscoDoll79]

This footage seems about the same time I'd seen the Bee Gees (1997). Barry would have been 51 and Robin/Maurice 48. Let me say, they were complete professionals on stage, delivering a flawless concert. To hear those clear, in-sync harmonies - it was absolutely unforgettable. Although I've been a long-time Barry Gibb fan, it was Robin Gibb's solo performances, with his kind, humble demeanor I treasure. Next song? "NIGHTS ON BROADWAY" (Midnight Special version) Do not miss their live performance mid-1970's! And I'm still beating the drum for "FANNY BE TENDER" (official video)... You'll wish you'd heard it sooner!