FIRST TIME HEARING Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven (REACTION!)

[@zelstephen]

I'm a 65 y.o. black man from Philly and I grew up on them in the 70's. There's no auto tune,no filters etc. Regardless of your race if you loved good music this is a classic. They've got a lot of good songs including their disco era that people enjoyed. Yes your right baby making music that they don't make anymore. To me the 60's,70's & 80's were incredible for great music. Enjoy my friend.

[@johnfisk8407]

yes brother we had legendary artists back in those days from various genres , disco, rock n roll, r &b, jazz motown. no auto tune just pure talent. listening to some orf the songs from the eras brings tears to my eyes from all the memories that flood back.

[@mikedolberry3043]

Subscribed. You have a very healthy and thoughtful outlook. Very interested in what the next songs will mean to you. Lots of great music in your future.

[@gloriamoline678]

The only one left is Barry. Such an awesome group! No auto tune! Live music.

[@Bar-l7w]

Hello Merry Christmas I loved your post from a 66 yo white woman in havertown suburb of Philly. 😊

[@patriciabanks8283]

It was the 60's. We were lucky. Best music.

[@christisheeks6334]

Three brothers, one mic, no auto tune, live musicians, live singers, pure talent!

[@annebishop9634]

Exactly, could not say it better or more succinctly.

[@RC-nb1eq]

Auto Tune was invented in 1997

[@ceebee8042]

They were even better acapella. They'd been harmonizing in the house since they came from the womb.

[@bufferkaiser]

...and they wrote their own songs!

[@tarchinecook1675]

Beautiful times when music was REAL HEART felt true music without beef of grudges or autotune

[@d.simpson5422]

This was considered Pop music from the 70’s. And yes this was their true vocals. The Bee Gee’s were amazing.

[@kimmartin2522]

Theyhad the most purest voices! No one can sing like the Bee Gees!! I guess they would be considered soft rock or pop maybe?

[@Blaise.Benedict]

Now you see why people who grew up with this quality of music can't stand what passes for music these days❤

[@kendals3833]

I am in my 30s and I can't stand it either... My mom raised me on real music and everything else is just terrible... Why do you think it isn't good anymore

[@susanhumphrey6427]

Absolutely! I cannot handle today’s music. It’s awful.

[@LisaMT1218]

There is great music today also if you are open minded.

[@kdbaxter]

​@@kendals3833 The destroyers are out to destroy everything good and everything that makes life enjoyable. Everything. Don't support them; in everything you do, figure out how not to support the destroyers & how to support what feeds real joy. ❤

[@kendals3833]

haha... I see... That makes sense!!! I found out that real joy only came when I met Jesus last year... Amen to you!@@kdbaxter

[@KayleeWilson-qm8td]

What a delightful young man. I'm 73years old and you give me hope for the future.❤❤

[@lindasnyder2976]

I totally agree with you. This young brother is a breath of fresh air!❤

[@kimberlymclaughlin2709]

You must have had amazing parents! My oldest daughter is just shy of 40 and her name is also Kaylee ❤. I thought I had an original :) it was unique to us for years then all of a sudden caught fire. Blessings 💞. Oh and great job young man! You picked up a new sub 🎉

[@jacquelinedeering3452]

My sentiments exactly. He gives me hope. Delightful. Entertaining.

[@treehugginghippiemom539]

A young man with an open mind and a loving romantic heart. You are a treasure young man.

[@tammiegorman7300]

I agree!

[@TheSillygirl64]

They wrote over 500 songs. No one will ever be like them again.

[@kacfansue]

Well over 1000....

[@ChiquitaSalseraOne]

Yes, over 1000 songs

[@monicamayer977]

I didn't know that!?

[@bonnieisabelle3641]

Amen

[@silvercharm9507]

I miss them together so much.

[@Empathysuperpower]

So refreshing to see a young man your age appreciate great music from the 70’s. They were amazing!

[@a.e.worthy9997]

Hey young man, I am an African American female “boomer” and not only did we have tons of wonderful music in all genres to listen to, the music behind the vocals was all played on real instruments. Keep listening, keep learning, most of all enjoy, real music is timeless and can be inspirational, fun, soulful, whatever you want or need.

[@kberlyc32]

We had it so good

[@jenniferlepore8054]

We really did...

[@vivianlane1110]

We heard true music with so much talent

[@joywalker4918]

I don't understand why people feel the need to put up their race and their gender when it comes to this song like I get everybody on here thinks that this song helped to change racial barriers I really don't believe that it did because we had so much more better artists back in the day especially Soul musicians in particular Miles Davis BB King people like that changed the course of music as we know it but I don't think it matters on a white or black person or any other color turning on the radio back in the day and listening to music I just don't understand why people are bringing race into it what color you are or if you're a man or a woman it doesn't matter it's music it's always been the same it brings people together no matter who they are or what color they are it's music everybody loves to Groove Get down whatever but I really wish y'all would stop putting up your race card and how old you are and if your male or female it doesn't matter the only thing that matters is the music...

[@MollyPitcher1778]

And recordings were analog, not digital!

[@FranSa5249]

Sweetheart, the Bee Gees are one of the Most Greatest Sounding Group Ever!!! I am an African-American Woman in my upper years. I was crazy about them then and I still am! I saw them perform live twice Please listen to More of their songs especially, How Deep Is Your Love! ❤❤❤ So happy that you are open to experiencing different genres of music!

[@AussieCrimeCases]

I love all of their songs but I think my fave is Massachusetts

[@marisahernandez8606]

How deep is your love is also my fav! ❤

[@barbaramakescrafts2826]

Any Bee Gees song is my favorite. ❤

[@mermaidstears4897]

Oakland Colosseum 1979!

[@grannyvapes4154]

I am also a woman in my upper years. :) I still love the Bee Gees. I love your reaction.

[@ShalomShalom-d5c]

Im 65 & we didnt realizehow we were living the best life in the US that there would be. From music to cars to jobs, it was a beautiful existence. 😢sad what it is today. You did a great job talking about life.

[@skynebula11]

We were so blessed...streets were safe, music and cars were fabulous...prices were unbelievably less...$20 for four bags of groceries...decent wages... $400 per week...you could buy a used car for $300...I did and you could actually repair your cars then. I was raised in MOTOWN, when they were still there. Everyone worked for auto industry for decent wages

[@4everBlessed777]

Soooo true !!!!

[@sandrahamilton-kb1yu]

You are absolutely correct. I grew up in the 60’s and 70’s and we had the best life and music.

[@sandrahamilton-kb1yu]

Im glad you are tasting of the best music ever recorded. ❤❤❤

[@George-yt2rs]

I'm 63 AMEN!!!!

[@pamcarter6595]

One of the BEST GROUP EVER.!!!❤❤❤

[@23valleyroad]

I'm a 63 year old British white man and I just want to say..................BRAVO to your fantastic reaction to the Bee Gees and you are so correct, NO AUTO TUNE! just pure talent when you had to rely on your God given gift. Keep going and I will be supporting you and spreading the word

[@wesgraham2262]

A Gen Z who’s awake and aware. Kudos to you, young man!

[@Lou3788]

Glad you enjoy the music of the Boomer years. It was a bit of a golden time.

[@rosavelasco5227]

@@Lou3788❤❤

[@thewhiskeycowboy-official]

Not auto tune... but pure falsetto. They truly mastered it.

[@AdamHicksAE7KN]

Yes, indeed. They truly did.

[@jacquelineleitch7050]

And everyone listening was higher than a kite

[@caroltomlin8822]

No … not everyone … 😊

[@bonnies4230]

We had the best music ever in the 70's. That was just them singing.

[@judymiles7186]

Janis Joplin in the late 60's. She could blow the mind out into the universe!

[@DianaMcFerran]

The sixties also had great music without all the special effects they use these days

[@kelleytrombly7169]

I Miss Our Music I was born in 1961. I Miss Our Culture

[@terrim.602]

Music from the 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's is THE music!

[@skynebula11]

I was so blessed to be a performer all through the best years...I loved singing all those songs...funny thing....I still get to sing those songs because I live in Florida...people here still love to hear these songs

[@mbaryol]

I’m a 72 YO woman and seeing your reaction was epic. They were the greatest…still gives me chills to hear that song.

[@cbg2023cbg]

Keep listening to the Classics, learning about them and spreading the word about the great music some of us grew up with. I'm 50 yes old but my 3 sisters would blast music like this on the weekend (Air Supply, EWF, Chicago) and my 2 Brothers blasted Eagles, Boston, Scorpions... the list is endless. Go down the rabbit hole and dig up what classics have to offer & teach. I'm truly happy by your reaction. My best to you...

[@BSToday]

I agree with your comments. Great memories of dancing to that song. Very romantic back then.

[@ramonagillette96]

Bringing back great memories! A time of life when all we had to worry abt was our dreams and we thought they were possible!

[@Elguaporeyes]

Watch Saturday Night Fever!!! It was a great time to be alive!!!

[@jackiekupstas2962]

Amen sister!!!! ❤ 😘

[@Still17InMyMind]

Keep listening to the Bee Gees young man, and listen to all the artists from that era. No auto-tune. Natural voices, just pure, unadulterated talent.

[@beatricetaylor9804]

These were my times. I still play the BeeGees today, and I mean all of the time. I still get the same joy now as I did back then!!! JOY!

[@shellytaylor8589]

Barry Gibb and his beautiful wife, Linda, have been married for 53 years, will be 54 in September, and have 5 children. They are such an inspiration!

[@user-by9pj4ut5v]

Yes mam. I watched his documentary that was aired and he talked of his love for his wife so sweetly. He's the only one still alive.

[@lucybarrington4634]

@@user-by9pj4ut5v That’s so nice.

[@annielyst]

He has to be older than that. Andy was my age and he was the younger brother. Barry was born in 1946 - so he will be 78 this year.

[@kdbaxter]

​@@annielyst will be Married 54 years in Sep...

[@candiced.5484]

Whoever your parents are, tell them I said "thank you" for bringing such a beautiful soul into the world. My tears are for Gen Z. You truly need more heaven in your lives. God bless you.

[@marisaalbertario7253]

This would have been my comment

[@emleo8480]

I will double that .. lovely younger man

[@CindiMorgan108]

It's the'70s. The BeeGees, Marvin Gay, and The Comadors... So much sexy music!!👏🏻👏🏻 The men wore their pants correctly. You could see their cute butts. Everyone danced together. No one saw color the way they do now. It was a great time to be alive. The guys were brothers, too. That was a live take. No edits, just fantastic pipes!!

[@darryladams1399]

This was a live one take song,no auto tune,no fillers,just 3 brothers in perfect harmonies...❤

[@patcowart7243]

It is a music video not a recording session. A simple Google search on the production of this cut will confirm this is NOT a live recording.

[@williamlaux6419]

WOW...A young MAN who can see the beauty of cross generational music and YOU said it....this is love music. 67yr old white man who still has rhythm in his body.... Thank you for reminding me of good things of the past.

[@susanalberts776]

WOW 😳 and what a beautiful young man is this 💖😮

[@elizabethbeyer466]

Young man, I can tell you have a solid value system. Stand tall young man!!

[@maryanneb4237]

You keep your attitude young one and you'll go far😊

[@margiebastolla1924]

You are an incredible young man. I wish I had a daughter for you to marry.

[@mlramey8632]

BeeGee’s music is timeless. Does not matter which generation you are. Listen to their music and you will love everything you hear. I am 78 years old, my daughter is 52, my granddaughter is 24 and we all are huge fans.

[@davidsolomon7966]

I still remember going into my sister's room after they left for school and listening to their albums. Beatles, Bee Gees, the Rascals, etc. It's funny how those first memories of this music has stayed with me all my life.

[@deborahschwabe791]

I'm 65 its a 70s music

[@athenskolias2222]

❤

[@ErikHeimdallr]

No Auto-Tune. No Pro-Tools. No Double Tracking. Live. All talent.

[@lillianbradley3483]

All talent.

[@PitfallHarry72]

Actually, this is a studio recording with multiple tracks. Twenty seven voices are layered, nine from each brother. Still amazing though, as are all of their songs.

[@michelleostendorf1256]

Yes. I grew up on this. Notice there are no in-ears. They sang off of one mic listening to each other. No tune bending. It’s legitimately raw talent.

[@lepoetress]

Nope, NO AUTO TUNE, that's his actual voice and their harmonies are beautiful. You described this perfectly.

[@j.o.a.tgamingnz6467]

And a one take performance

[@Adaughtersheart-Isa53]

😂 kind of sad, right....... but I loved how he thoroughly enjoyed the song❤

[@brendabarkerhelton578]

I know. When he was describing how his generation lacks intimacy and a hope for a family and future it broke my heart!​@Adaughtersheart-Isa53

[@llw8118]

when a young man says thats beautiful ,your a rare beautiful soul..the bee gees do sound beautiful.

[@RebeccaBartlett-fv2gp]

The Bee Gees still gives me goosebumps! They were one of the best groups! So many hits of theirs were on the top 10 charts. So proud to be a part of GEN X! Glad to see you enjoying this amazing song. Rollerskating on Friday & Saturday nights to the Bee Gees, Journey, Casey & the Sunshine Band, etc... was awesome. Bee Gees were classified as Disco I believe!

[@WILDANDPEACEFUL23]

They dominated disco! Maybe that's the genre? 70's

[@therealpambo]

Try roller skating to The Bee Gees, it will change your LIFE! 🛼🛼

[@edgegymnastics8409]

I roller skated to this album in my basement when I was 6. In 1979

[@anitamackinnon7975]

The best days ever!

[@kimcalhoun2590]

I remember those days!

[@blip-2024]

Amazing! Thank you for the memories. Friday night at the rink, holding hands, round after round to the Bee Gees.

[@hurrrickcanesdd]

Lol.... so true!

[@admin1815]

that was one of the sweetest slow dance I ever danced. My guy singing into my ear and the world was peaceful and right.

[@PurpleIris034]

I love seeing the reactions of young people to our music! I’m a baby boomer. Welcome to our times young man.

[@angieg3098]

Gen X here. I know you said you don’t have music like this, but what you need to realize is music is forever. Our music is your music, too. Keep discovering, and enjoy. Our lifestyle can be your lifestyle, too. 😊

[@edgegymnastics8409]

Very true. I’m 51. My kids are his generation. And they know The Bee Gees and other classics. I made sure they did. Since they were little.

[@lurlenejones456]

WHAT THIS GUY SAID!

[@PHB3283]

❤

[@JSCrail]

Early GenX here, the Bee Gees were the soundtrack of childhood, which never leaves you. Their music was the anchor of the film Saturday Night Fever w/John Travolta about the disco scene in New York which wasn't made til '78 and with their theme song for the musical Grease later on w/Tavolta they endured in the public consciousness deep into GenX formation, then of course as teens we rebelled against it, but still ove them.😅 They crossed genres of pop, soul, disco, & rock, helping create a soft rock genre behind them. Thx for the trip!

[@TheRedDivaTv]

💯 52 here, I was raised with music from decades before, to know where I came from and where I'm going! Music is eternal, and it's not just about what they have on Spotify that matters. Many parents are dying a good job exposing their kids to art and music, but many are not, it's sad 😢 BeeGees were the icons of Disco.❤

[@Made_In_America1776]

Boomer here. 1960's/70's. This is raw music. No filters. No auto tunes. Just REAL voice.❤❤❤❤

[@Catmom2004]

This boomer agrees with you!

[@janegomez1267]

A boomer here.when we had the absolutely greatest love songs

[@maricogan2903]

My older brother had a "Garage Band". Just a couple of guys from school who banged around on musical instruments and sang until they sounded good enough to play at a local school dance or a local Teen Center.

[@Jaxoniscool]

Real, voices, real talent, real instruments, real everything.

[@cofoothills]

he never heard a falsetto man sing before

[@gerardbrady273]

No autotune, just pure talent from the greatest group EVER!

[@catlady443]

Just a really big studio.

[@keithnielsen1174]

Good loving music of the 60s & 70s

[@merlinathrawes746]

One of the greatest groups, there are others just as good.

[@ervinhowell928]

Yes Yes Yes

[@gabrieldejesustapiasaucedo2563]

El mejor, sí que sí.

[@misterjokertoker5797]

It's so nice to see the younger generation appreciating such a beautiful song and such an amazing talent. The Bee Gees have no equals.

[@VegasGem3992]

I am 62, and was Blessed to grow up with these brothers! So smooth and so talented! So glad you have found some REAL music! Thanks for this video! Find more from the seventies. You won't be disappointed!

[@Michael_Newton]

This was back when artists actually had talent. No auto tune - just talent.

[@kjean8605]

❤as soon as he hit the play button I got goosebumps. I grew up on this song, have listened to it hundreds and hundreds of times and yet it still gives me chills.

[@TallBlondeSassy]

They go a bit far. Like, yeah dude...we know we're old. We all went to kindergarten with jesus! WTF is your point?😅😅😅

[@beverlyshh]

You made a lot of Gen Xers and Boomers happy with this blast from the past! The Bee Gees were such a phenomenon! Glad you enjoyed!

[@trishmcbee3092]

I’m a Boomer. The BeeGees were one of my favorite groups. I’ve been married 45 years. This was from the 70’s. You had to have real talent back then. This was passion for your music.

[@quincicoates2490]

I'm a 59 year old woman who grew up with The Bee Gees. I just love your response. Try also, "How Deep is Your Love." They also back up their younger brother, Andy on a song: "Don't Throw It All Away." Andy sings falsetto also. This song will break your heart.

[@hopcat500]

This is back when musicians had TALENT! No electronic filters and autotune....

[@joanne_luvsdisney534]

I am 62 years old and I grew up listening to The Bee Gees… pure talent, pure soul….❤️❤️

[@rosiepercy3486]

Ditto

[@LorettaLaz]

I second all of that.

[@milagrosmilliner]

❤

[@fransantelli]

i love the beegees. 🥰🥰

[@reneejordan7550]

Me too! 62 and these guys were on top when I was in high school. Love it.

[@MommaMaeMae]

53 yo GenXer here. Grew up listening to the BeeGees and still do. Their voices are just that amazing without alteration of any kind. Pure talent.

[@debbers]

No, no auto-tune, just raw talent! I think this would be called Blue-eyed Soul! I do not remember ever hearing this when I was young, but I was a country fan then, the first time I remember hearing it was a few years ago here on KZbin. I didn't follow the Bee Gees, but I did follow their brother Andy Gibb and have his albums that I still play on occasion! I did know who they were and loved the song Stayin' Alive all of these years. I have been finding out about them right along with people like you! There has only been one song I didn't care very much for and I won't name it to stop any negative comments before they start, I know it is some people's favorite song! FABULOUS reaction! Keep going!

[@BrokenBrain100]

You're right. It's Boomers' music. But Gen X, the forgotten generation, heard it when we were little kids and many of us grew up to love it too.

[@brandy2897]

Yes! We grew up with a variety of music and loved it.

[@christiangenger]

Yup, my precious Daddy introduced me to the BeeGees when I was very little and I was INSTANTLY hooked! Sentimental music, some of the very best. Here to agree, it’s infiltrated our generation too. HUGE fan, disco and that era can never be replicated. This is my music, I claim it too… ‘87 baby.

[@1funkyflyguy]

Fact!

[@rhondacady7120]

Gen X is not the forgotten generation, were the last great generation!!!!

[@JaneofArc]

Gen X here and 100% agree. I grew up listening to my parents 8 tracks and vinyl. Anyone remember the Solid Gold Hits? In Canada (maybe US too?), gas stations used to give out cassettes of hits whenever we filled our tank. I had a whole collection as a kid. Lol

[@marblesixtyone6780]

I'm also 65 years old and feel sorry for the ones that missed this musical era. What a great musical ride we had.. ❤❤

[@helenwalsh6993]

An era of discovery and adventure in the music world. What a time to be growing into adulthood.

[@kathycuster1714]

We were boessed to grow up with music!

[@Jhrdgfgvffyhhfg]

64yrs old and have said so many times what you just said !

[@sundayoliver3147]

We did! From the BeeGees to Jimi Hendrix to the Grateful Dead and CSNY and Janis Joplin and Ike and Tina Turner and the Jackson 5 and Sly and the Family Stone-- and so much more. Whole lotta creativity and moving through musical barriers, marking new musical territory. I think it's cool that rap and hiphop have brought back poetry, but they're not lyrical-- I think it's interesting how this younger guy gets the power of lyrical, and live, and that makes me appreciate it more myself.

[@crizzy8373]

I think the 70’s had the best music in all the different genres across the board!

[@kathydavidson9972]

Boomer here. That right there is God given talent. No auto tune, no filters, just pure voices. Yes, we had the 60’s and 70’s music and there’s never been a better time musically.

[@caroltaylormeins8631]

Agree x

[@maryfolks9368]

Agree😊

[@dlspiritdancer9548]

Yes & thru the 80's blues n rock! Excellent music back then. Definitely my Generation. Yes it's their natural tone.❤

[@crizzy8373]

I agree 100%!!

[@OwainGlyndwr1927]

The Bee Gees are CLASS. Been around for Decades producing hit after hit. Cymru Wales ❤ Israel 🇮🇱

[@kimberlymarquette1342]

They were one of the best. I am a 64 yr old woman who adore these brothers. Sadly there only 1 left. They were a gift in the 70s. No “auto-tunes.”. BTW, you are such a precious person, so much sage thoughts beyond your age.

[@carolebourque9761]

My thoughts exactly on this wise young man!❤

[@patriciavoelkel2021]

Hi, I'm a boomer and yes I was privileged to hear all of the 60's, 70's, and 80's greatest artists ever. The Bee Gee's were and is still one of the greats!

[@dancer2179]

Yes, 60's and 70's had fantastic music.

[@Still17InMyMind]

Couldn't agree more, @patriciavoelkel2021

[@tcarnot5297]

I’m raising my grand baby right. He’s 9 months old and his FAVORITE thing is the bee Gees. Every Friday after noon we have a disco party and mashed potato’s and jam out to The Bee Gees

[@Aliciabpd]

I love how you describe your feeling about this song and how you describe the current music. It is absolutely beautiful! I am 51 (Gen X). I love the Bee Gees! ❤️❤️❤️ You are wise!

[@terryseggerman409]

This is their real voices. You know they are brothers. They were around in the 70's and 80's. They did disco in the 80's. They were everywhere. None of that fake stuff we have today.

[@athenskolias2222]

They've been singing since the early 60s, and are so much more than just disco. Look up New York Mining Disaster. Look up Children of the World. Look up Love So Right. Yes, they are certainly so talented and we were so lucky to grow up with them! Let their music live on!💕

[@flamingpieherman9822]

I hate to say this but disco sort of ended by 80... So no they did not do disco in the '80s. Guess you're sort of had to be there to know

[@keitheddie5]

They started in the 60s with The British Invasion. Disco happened in the 70s. The Beegees exploded with disco. Get it straight. Disco was way over by the 80s.. this is considered as part of the disco genre… after they adopted the soprano voices -which was not what they did in the 60s.

[@nancygreen1655]

Amen.

[@roxysdg334]

55 year old white female and everyone loved The Bee Gees. This is roller rink music! Air supply and Chicago came after these guys and you would like them also.

[@Not_Squirrel]

💯 1965 here.

[@rebeccalucas6063]

Yes, the roller skating rink times definitely!!

[@chellepeterson9719]

I'm 53 and love the Bee Gees! Always have, always will!❤

[@rhondacady7120]

1969 here and I love these guys,real music died after the 90s

[@OnlyHim4Me]

The "youngins" may not even know what roller rinks were all about....holding hands...couples' skating...groovin' on roller slates...LOL

[@carolcoffey4154]

Boomer here - we had THE BEST music ever! Real talent

[@JamesBond-zd5jx]

This is music. Talent, artistry, perfection.

[@saundrawilliams1601]

A thousand 👍🏻 to you young man. You broke my heart. This is from my generation, the 70’s. You opened my eyes to what this generation is missing and I had failed to understand. So glad you found this, and so glad you shared from your heart. Understanding my grandchildren at a different level. Now I know what to share. Thank you so much from this 72 y/o woman. My husband and I (getting ready to celebrate our 54th anniversary) listened together, I told him, “You HAVE to hear this! It’s breaking my heart.” Never realized how much I was taking for granted. You have humbled me. Much love to you young man. Blessings ❤

[@SwissMiss138]

Sweet comment. I’m Gen X, borderline boomer/x husband with Gen Z kids. You’re so right.

[@bizcoachclaire2998]

Yes, I feel the same… I took good music like this for granted. I was a mere little girl… Props to this young man! Such a great video! Thank you!

[@markpalmer8083]

​@@bizcoachclaire2998Props are objects used in the theatre.

[@jeannemarie5908]

My thoughts exactly. I understand this generation better now. Definitely will be sharing music from the 70’s with my granddaughter.

[@christinestromberg4057]

The Bee Gees were formed in 1958 by brothers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb. They were especially successful in popular music in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and later as prominent performers in the disco music era in the mid- to late 1970s. In your terminology they were Boomers, born in the late 1940s. British born, they moved to Australia as boys. The music we had back then was real, no fakery and it spoke to the heart. And you're right. This was released in 1978. And it's classed as soul/ R&B. I think back then we didn't appreciate just how lucky we were, having some of the greatest singers and bands ever. It's nice to see young people today appreciating what we took for granted. :)

[@kayjohnson8377]

I am a 63 year old “boomer.” I have been listening to the Brothers Gibb for 50 years. The boys on left and right are Robin and Maurice Gibb and are twins. The middle is Barry Gibb. They are not only phenomenal singers, but extraordinary songwriters as well. Their catalog of songs is huge. They also wrote for other singers too. We definitely need to react a lot more to BeeGees here.

[@juismac]

I am 52 and I grew up with my parents listening to The Bee Gees so I was hooked on them pretty early. Loved the Beatles too but The Bee Gees songs have really stood the test of time. Just timeless compositions and lyrics that just never grow old.

[@sunnykat2762]

@@juismac my daughter is the same way. 😂 She’s got a list on Spotify of my songs that she grew up listening too. I always was singing in the car to the radio. She knows the lyrics to most of them in my list. 😂

[@geehiddensmith]

You can't beat the harmony of relatives.

[@DebraCollins-fq4jo]

Don't forget the youngest of the brothers, Andy. The first to pass away from the wrong lifestyle. 😢

[@KarenAdams-v8p]

They are actually singing. There was no autotune then beautiful singing by great men ❤❤❤

[@lcrumbley6215]

Yes!!! I am 66. This was life when I was very young. I miss this kind of music. Enjoy GenZ. Yes those voices are REAL and so was MARRIAGE !!!!!

[@nealbrennan7406]

As an older person that listened to this as a teen, I used to listen to our songs and think "Today's generation will never know...". But thanks to these reaction videos you guys are getting the sounds back out there !

[@IamKingReacts]

You guys were very lucky to have this amazing music!💯

[@stephenderbyshire7849]

@@IamKingReacts I think you would like a lot of music from The Bee Gees, as they have done a lot of different styles. I would like you to try 'Children of the world', for starters.

[@RideOnTimePH]

@@IamKingReactsi was born 1985 and I listen to this when I was in high school at around 2000s. A lot of my peers call me eccentric because of the music I listen to (bee gees, stylistics, etc). Until now I still listen to these music

[@henrysteel4049]

​​@@IamKingReacts We (old) You Young (are the dead!) If you don't stand up againt ""The new world order".

[@nighthawkde4522]

Exactly. We oldies had amazing music growing up in the 60’s and 70’s.

[@elainesmith7419]

Hi, I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 I was born in 1963. The Bee Gees were all brothers. Only Barry Gibb, the lead singer survives his brothers. They formed in 1958 but had chart topping success from the late 60’s through the 70’s but were active right up to 2012. I literally listened to them throughout my life. They were natural singers and amazing. So lovely to hear your comments and appreciation 😊

[@maryelisabeth7167]

Me too. Great vintage 1963 !

[@PolishedAfterSixtyYvette]

Love The Bee Gees. Saw them in concert as a young woman and I’m 68 now. One of my favorite groups of all time.🎶

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

AUTO TUNE was invented in 1997. These three Musical Geniuses recorded and released this track ~ 20 years BEFORE auto tune was even thought of... Sir Barry Gibb and his brothers gave us close to 50 years of pure magic - and their catalogue is beyond impressive.

[@collinnicholasns]

By the time auto tune was invented they already had 40 years in the business multiple number 1 albums, many #1 singles and had defined an entire genre of music. Asking them to use auto tune at that point would have been an insult.

[@lena-mariaglouis-charles7036]

@@collinnicholasns There's no musical instrument (at least in my book...) more beautiful and unique than the natural, human voice. Unfortunately, people in the business (who really don't know anything about music...) are only concerned with pushing their 'product' - a nice looking 'artist' that'll bring in the money for the label, whether they can actually sing - or not... And, the fact that this nonsense is added to 'older' albums by having them 'remastered' is beyond nauseating - as they sound nothing like the original recording.

[@bryantimby3201]

Pur Pop music

[@bryantimby3201]

Ya know, a little research before you go live would help your video. They’e been recording professionally since the late 50’s. That had their first US #1 in 1968. Look at their catalog and see who they wrote songs for and the hits they had with those artists. This song is from 1978-1979.

[@diannebleacher6156]

I am so spoiled!! This is my generation of music. I actually thought this stuff was normal back then. Only as I got older did I realize just how epic our music really was.❤

[@Owlster7521]

Yes! We never imagined that we were living in one of the greatest eras of music!

[@canuck33]

Love this stuff, but the 50s was THE best time for music…..and the rest is history.

[@KimsF101]

Epic, that's the word I was looking for! They were awesome, and so was our era!

[@hawaiiangurl5793]

Best falsetto group of ALL TIMES AND FOREVER ❤

[@mohannair1964]

Ah, yes, falsetto at its realest! Thanks for reminding me of this word not heard much anymore. They are art no one can deny... digs right into the soul center.

[@joannholmes8726]

Not many falsettos around anymore...@@mohannair1964

[@lisasparling2431]

I so miss true love songs!!! This still gives me goosebumps!❤❤❤

[@4MAGA]

Brings tears. I'm 70 years old .

[@helenh6442]

I'm 70 also! Had the yellow album with Massachusetts, Gotta Get A Message to you, 1941 Mining Disaster,, etc. Love their music.

[@Monalisa0622]

I'm 42 brings tears to my eyes. This is probably my favorite band of all times. ❤ my teens listen to this as they have no choice when I'm bumping the music

[@Still17InMyMind]

I'm 65 and I understand the tears. It was a time in our lives when so much was simple and easy and that time in our lives can never be repeated. So many memories, so many.

[@eleanorstockton4921]

I'm 69yo & BeeGees were my favorite group. I cry every time I hear their music. Just love that younger generations can be blessed by their talent.

[@crossroads4553]

I get so emotional every time I hear their music as well. Breaks my heart that Barry is the only one left. I loved Andy as well. They were so incredibly talented. ❤️

[@thechloechronicles9688]

67. Same

[@crazyflowerlady1060]

72 ditto

[@lisavinson3604]

@@crossroads4553 I remember the day I was driving and heard that Andy was gone.

[@marlenedelvecchio8074]

71 here! First time I heard their music they became my favorite! Still to the day! Thank you young man!!!❤

[@gacarson9427]

Can we get 8 million of this young man sooooo pleasant🤗🛐

[@Artsynanna73]

Amen to that!

[@happycamper5846]

Keep enjoying and keep speaking out - you sound like an old soul in a young body and so very aware of what is happening. So glad you are able to be open and appreciate music like this.

[@mignonwilliams4732]

I'm 53 and a black woman! I'm still rocking this in 2024! No auto tune!❤

[@maryjennings228]

I'm 65 doing the same thing! Peace-out 🌎💕✨️

[@michaelmarrone8753]

Yeah, me too. I love the music from back in the day. No Auto-tune, just raw talent. Nobody cared about their looks, race, gender. We just cared about how the music made us feel.

[@lesliesangster3841]

Bless you ❤

[@desertdragonworksaz]

Child of the 70's here. I was madly in love with Andy Gibb. And yes - those are their real voices!

[@JSCrail]

Yess! Headphones, Andy Gibb on the turntable, & his album cover or maybe a TigerBeat. Set for the afternoon!

[@pcook6075]

Yes Andy Gibb was my crush! Loved The Bee Gees ❤️

[@kimloftis4724]

LOL werent we all;

[@eastcoastemt9392]

'75 here. He was my first crush 🥰

[@pennykafai4645]

I also loved Andy and was devastated when he left us 💔

[@kimberlybelfield4198]

I’m 56 and I loved Bee Gees . They are amazing. Stayin Alive and How deep is your love is a couple more songs of theirs

[@karlatillman69]

No One Will be Like The Bee Gees, They are The Best , I grew up with Them , Barry & Robin & Maurice And their Brother Andy ,The Gibb Brother's Their never be any one will never take their place , Listen to their Brother Andy Gibb , ALL the Gibb Brothers had Amazing Voices , R.I.P , Maurice & Andy & Robin, Barry is the Last Gibb Brother Left It's so sad 😢 IF YA NEVER GREW UP WITH THE BEE GEES & ANDY GIBB ,YA MISSED OUT WITH AMAZING & AWESOME MUSIC,

[@jenc5898]

I'm Gen X and happy to say I grew up on these guys. No autotune in the 70's, my friend. It's all talent. Here's hoping you listen to more great music from this era. 😊

[@michellejones1618]

This young man shows there is hope for our future generations 😊

[@wendyogilvie8778]

He's lovely😊

[@Mary-1000]

I was thinking the same thing.

[@jeannemarie5908]

This makes me cry. His reaction, makes me cry .. I am so so so sad for his generation. We had the ability to dream and believe in love. Love the Bee Gee’s.

[@CheryB17]

Boomer Babe here! Yep this was our music! Glad you like it! 🩷

[@susanbeals7597]

I'm a baby boomer, among the last of that generation. I feel sad for your generation... seemingly without much hope for the future, without much real love, caught up in self-centeredness and fear for what tomorrow brings. It's refreshing to hear a young man of your generation NOT being disrespectful of others, and recognizing the beauty of our music.❣️ About the only new music I listen to these days is country, because it's real life.

[@barbaracarpenter1260]

And country music isn't as good as it was back then.

[@Marniegirl]

“This back when we were in a god-based society.” 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 You got that right.

[@cblahout]

This guy is so adorable! I love how he appreciates music of the past!

[@wrmccool]

I will be 57 this month. The Bee Gees were famous when I was growing up and I loved them. I always thought Barry Gibb had the most beautiful voice and he was so handsome. The Lord truly gave him a gift. Thank you my sweet young brother for posting this video and appreciating their music. We really had the best music in my day. Love and God's blessings to you!❤✝️🙏😇🔥

[@heidicrane444]

You get a subscribe from this 63 year old for the respect you have for love, good music, and a good heart. It's heartbreaking to hear what you have to deal with in your generation, especially with your genuine heart. Jesus's peace to you young man and all the lemon candles you could ever want.

[@jamesrobiscoe1174]

I was glad when he dropped his cynical pose and let the music bring in the light.

[@theresacoffman8133]

Ditto! For the same reasons, you’ve my subscribe.

[@VictoriaGirlBC]

How have you never heard of the BeeGees 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫🤣. I was born in 65, grew up with BeeGees posters on my walls. Life was so much better back then. Love was real, kids had freedom, no cell phones, video games, I truly feel sorry for your generation. You missed the most amazing times. 🇨🇦

[@eileensendrey5536]

haha I remember The Bee Gees posters!!! I loved them so much... even in the 80's when we were supposed to be too cool for disco.

[@Amun-brenda]

😅😅😅😅...me too

[@LoriPeace]

Yeah, I had posters of them on my walls too. Born in 1960. For me, the best thing is that Barry is still married to his wife of something like 50 years! You don't see that very much these days, especially in the entertainment industry, which is a real shame.

[@ValkKayy]

I agree. Growing up in our time was so great. I am 1965 also. Gen X, the forgotten generation but most awesome to live in!!!

[@VictoriaGirlBC]

@@ValkKayy yup, we hit the perfect decade to be born 🔥

[@SuperGoldenmom]

The Bee Gee's were the seventies. I am still moved by their music. So pleased to see this wonderful young man enjoying it and appreciating real artists.

[@shelbymanners6729]

I agree. The music of my teens. So many great memories of our music. ❤

[@gretchenkuhuski4954]

You are cool. I'm 68 our youth Perhaps innocent and then things changed and we awakened, and became aware. The music reflected our changing times.❤

[@markrinehart8813]

The '60s, '70s, & '80s the greatest musicians and songs, no auto-tune, no pitch correction, just pure talent.

[@IamKingReacts]

Wow!

[@itsjenga]

This song is considered R&B, Soul in 1978. The Bee Gees not only performed, but wrote a lot of music for others. Legendary.

[@marywilliams7898]

If what you say about your generation is true my heart bleeds for you all. I can listen to a song from the 1950’s,60,70,& 80’s and know where I was & how it fit into my life. Married 56 yrs to the only husband I’ve ever had. I wish that for your generation. It wasn’t always easy but we took our vows seriously. The BeeGees are one of my favorite groups. I have everything they have recorded including vinyl.cassette.cd and now the cloud. Listen to more than just this one and explore the songs they wrote and let others record.

[@smallfavors]

2:28, and I'm still experiencing goose bumps! This is beautiful music ❤ Glad to see this along with you young man. Keep up the good work 😊

[@aerolean]

Most people are unaware that Barry Gibb and Michael Jackson were collaborating on a song at the time of Michael’s death. Some years later, Barry Gibb completed the project and released the recording of “All In Your Name” Which will send your soul in spirals. Two majestic voices together as one. I hope you will listen to it and comment after wiping the tears away, especially if you watch the video of them recording it together.

[@DeaArd]

😮

[@anastasiabeaverhausen2647]

Does this video really exist???

[@caroljnorton8099]

When I was younger we had radios! So we never knew who was singing, no face to music! We loved their voices!! As time went on we finally saw who they were!! There was no racism, we loved all!! Celebrate their gift of sound!!!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@chelseacraft4669]

My little town in South Texas, that I grew up in, had a Country Western bar, rock ‘n’ roll bar, the ballroom where the black kids hung out for soul, blues, jazz and Motown, and there was always some kind of Mexican event to go to for polka, then we had zydeco bands that would play at some of these places. Music was all kids had back then. It was that or the movies. You can only watch a movie once and then it’s boring so it was music that brought us all together.

[@Owlster7521]

We also had to sit up all night thinking about who sang a song lol 😂

[@frostflower5555]

Only when we saw the solid gold dancers lol.

[@kddicks5115]

I’m waiting for this generation to see the talent of the past!

[@rosemarysperry2381]

The music from 70's and 80's is so classic it transcends time.

[@kassandra3756]

Sir , you said well when you said , we was blessed to have and to grow up listening to this type of music… music with substance. You also said something very moving that” this song make you feel like everything is gonna be all right. “This song is mesmerizing. The Bee Gees will make you wanna do right 😆😆😆. I sincerely feel sorry for people who missed these eras of the 60s and 70s and 80s . I try to expose my niece and younger friends to music from different eras so that they know some history…. Different eras of music are a treasure chest, They have always been appreciated and still there to be discovered. I’m glad you share our opinion and get to appreciate what we have appreciated all these years!!!