FIRST TIME HEARING THE BEE GEES "TOO MUCH HEAVEN" REACTION | Asia and BJ

[@doug_nu_york4853]

The great Quincy Jones declared the Bee Gees are the best harmonies he’s ever heard

[@kathystammen3060]

No one can compare absolutely no one the greatest singers and songwriters in the universe hands-down.

[@mimiandmonet]

Well now there is Home Free and Pentatonix, and as big of a fan of The Bee Gees as I am, they can both compete with them no doubt.

[@kathystammen3060]

@@mimiandmonet I know they are awesome but nobody in my eyes can come close to them but I am kind of obsessed with them so what do I know?

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

@@mimiandmonet haha dont talk shit they have no equals not then not now not EVER

[@kristagerry8505]

@@mimiandmonet I agree, did you see pentatonix singing this song as a tribute to Barry Gibbs in 2017 a either the Grammys or American music awards? He gave them a standing ovation! I don't think anyone but Mitch and all pentatonix could've pulled it off?

[@E.Kim_Style]

Just a beautiful song...and to top it off, they donated all the proceeds of this song to charity. Perfection.

[@dortheychastain2195]

They even went further by giving UNICEF the publishing rights as well.

[@shirleycameron7718]

Why is your video fuzzy ? Tq

[@killburn56]

@@shirleycameron7718 It's to avoid copyright issues

[@randycomerford2038]

Im a total metal head and even I can't deny how beautiful their music is, especially this song.

[@stevedrums1675]

Me too my friend.

[@marlafowler3543]

Good for you!!

[@marlafowler3543]

I love when people can appreciate all good music, not just their genre!!

[@padded_wall]

@@marlafowler3543, GOOD MUSIC is just that, GOOD MUSIC...

[@soniaduartedosreis2389]

I'm also a metal head, but this one and For whom the bell tolls are amazing

[@LadybugLuv]

Imagine being young, just lounging around, listening to the radio and THIS comes on twice a day! I truly thank God I was blessed to grow up in the 70's, 80's and 90's! My life would have been so different without these songs!

[@timalexander6252]

We had no idea. So many good songs and it was normal for us, but now we can SEE how blessed we were.

[@susieq9801]

I can add the 60's to that statement!

[@christmastree5496]

Baby making music 🤨😁

[@danielupsdell2697]

Same with me

[@marcelorodriguez9601]

You nailed baby…

[@csw3287]

The Bee Gees were Incredible... Barry, Maurice, Robin... and can't forget the youngest Gibb brother Andy ...

[@debbiedelgado2877]

werent maurice and Robin twins??

[@patl4416]

@@debbiedelgado2877 yes

[@conniebrown983]

@@debbiedelgado2877 yes they are! When Maurice passed they took some of his ashes and made beads with them. Robin was then buried with the bead from his twin’s ashes so they are officially “buried together.” They were born together and now they’re buried together.

[@runeplate123]

I miss Andy Gibb so going and talented before he left this world to young! 😂

[@spacefanatic]

The Bee Gees did not need autotune or anything else as they had pure talent.

[@olmann3913]

Nobody mention's that they did not make one dime from this song. The song and all proceeds from it went too the United Nation's Children's Fund.

[@The_Pandalorian_Cooks]

I know it’s 2 years late, but I didn’t know this!!

[@catlady443]

It is around $11.5 million now. It was $11 mil when I checked last summer

[@delmonreactions3615]

Amd its still making money for UNICEF

[@chuckyoneill9029]

​@@delmonreactions3615And there thieves

[@ronwilliams6565]

Barry. The only living B Gee left is still married to the same woman for the past 50 plus years...amazing.

[@joannfravel6882]

Barry’s falsetto is unparalleled….

[@liannegreen692]

It's fabulous, up there with Russell Tompkins of the Stylistics.

[@consciousbeing1188]

@@liannegreen692 And Phil Bailey from Earth, Wind and Fire.

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

Actually Robins Falsetto is better .

[@sk1dzzz608]

Nothing can compare

[@susieq9801]

@@MARTIN-bd7gm - I adore Robin's vibrato voice. Angelic.

[@beeseewill2407]

"Too Moch Heaven" was so special. They wrote it and "Tragedy" in one afternoon."Too much Heaven" was done for UNICEF.It raised so much money and was also a chart topper. You cannot beat the harmonies of The Brothers Gibb.They are special and we love them. RIP to the twins Maurice and Robin,and little brother Andy Gibb. Carry on to Sir Barry Alan Crompton Gibb and his beautiful family. Thanks you guys for helping to keep their music alive.We Bee Gees fans appreciate it more than you know.

[@michellejackson6679]

Siblings have great harmony.. but the Bee Gee's took it to another level

[@dhrh0591]

Barry Gibb, quite possibly the best falsetto voice ever recorded, and remember this was the 70's, no computers, so no pro tools, auto tune, synthesizers, or looping just pure raw talent

[@annemarinelli7303]

They are brothers!❤❤❤❤❤

[@titotequilamusic]

I gave you a thumbs up, but you could argue Frankie Valli is the best falsetto. Or Curtis Mayfield. Or Smokey Robinson. Eddie Kendricks. I don't need a top ten list. I love them all equally. I thank them for the great music! Thanks for the video A & BJ!

[@kd8199]

@@titotequilamusic- or Phillip Bailey. Or Jimmy Somerville. Or Sylvester. Or Dimash. Or….

[@theodoreritola7641]

There were Synz though

[@rhondarostrickland4665]

Andy Gibb, his baby brother was up there too.

[@albertknapp8392]

I'm 56...and can remember back in the mid-late 70s when the disco age started. There was such conflict between rock enthusiasts and disco followers. Thin lines between genres. Hearing the Bee Gees...and the soul poured out is different now than back then. The high tenors and falsettos are far more amazing to me now than when I was a teenager.

[@melliehobson8299]

It amazes me to see you young ppl getting into our oldies--I'm 58. The Bee Gees were considered pop music back in the day and while we loved it, we didn't realize then just how great they were.

[@dannypatterson4622]

One of the most pristine vocals ever laid down. Barry,s range is crazy

[@miketype1each]

This music is beautiful just like those days were. Life was good and very free.

[@Bettyboop3201]

This song was gifted to unicef, who are making millions from it. Kudos to the BeeGees❤️

[@kikivon3501]

I love Asia’s face, she is totally captivated by their voices. Girl, your smile is as bright as the sun!!!!!

[@quintondees4501]

seeing Asia's smile through the entire song says it all! 😊

[@perrybass-nv5mo]

They will never be topped !!! They were the greatest !!! LUV those guys !!! Rock on SIR BARRY, LOVE YOU BRO !!!

[@kelleychilton2524]

The perfect meshing of the harmonies come from the fact that their brothers. Family members who can sing have the ability to harmonize that way, it's genetic.

[@tammielongino7485]

Couldn't get any better than the Bee Gees back then. 70's and 80's have the best music. 🎹🎙🎼

[@marykimcahill]

All profits of this song was donated to charity. Barry's voice is sung in falsetto in this song. He also has a beautiful lower range. They are awesome!!!

[@mik9124]

The Bee Gees are a monument more a mountain of music history. I think , their boldest decision in their life was to give in to Andy's desire to be a part of it , cause Andy's flight was too high and had such a tragic ending . RIP Andi, Robin, Maurice

[@marthalikens482]

BEE GEES One of Gods gifts to mankind! I am so blessed to have seen in concert growing up!! No computers no auto tune just Bee Gees!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

THEY DIDNT NEED AUTO TONE LOL

[@dortheychastain2195]

It's like they invented harmony. Live band, no auto tune, no computerized voice enhancement and one mic for all three of them. Back then (1979). singing was just pure, raw talent. By the date of this recording, the BeeGees had already been singing together professionally for 21 years when Barry was 12 years old and the twins were just 9. All of the Gibb brothers including little brother, Andy, could sing in that amazing falsetto voice. But Barry was the master. He was able to exorcise more control over it. The Gibbs were, in my opinion, the most multi-talented families in music history. They wrote their own songs as well as writing songs for many other musical greats.This song was included on a compilation album to benefit UNICEF. There were many artists who recorded songs on the album, but the BeeGees gave all the royalties from this song in any form. In, at that time, an unprecedented move, they also gave UNICEF the publishing rights to Too Much Heaven. To date, Too Much Heaven has raised over 11 million dollars for UNICEF. In 1967, they wrote a song called To Love Somebody which appeared on their third album titled BeeGees 1st, but their first internationally, as the first two albums were only released in Australia. BeeGees 1st was released in July '67. Otis Redding was set to record To Love Somebody on his next album. Sadly, Otis was killed in a plane crash, Dec 10,1967. I thought for the longest time that they didn't record it themselves until after the death of Otis Redding. Their brother Andy Gibb had a very successful solo career as well until his death on March 10,1988. Just 5 days after turning 30. Andy had developed myocarditis, inflammation of the heart, which was brought on by a viral infection While most people recover from myocarditis, Andy's body was unable to fight the infection due to his history of drug use. Soo sad! The 1st time I heard this song, I was 15 years old. I was sitting on the floor in our living room. They sang with so much emotion that I had tears running down my face. It didn't hurt that before this I found out that Barry and I shared the same birthday, me in 1963 and him in 1946. While I was crying, my daddy came in and told me to knock it off or he'd change the channel. He was mean. I was a Bee Gees fan before disco, even though I was only 11 or 12. And then there was Andy. I loved him immediately. As a teenager, I always thought Barry and I were soulmates ever since finding out we were both born on Sept 1st. I figured that out when I was 12 years old. I'm still waiting for him to leave his wife for me. LOL Now I understand why I loved Andy too. He and Barry were so similar. Looking at photos of Barry in his late teens and early 20's is like seeing photos of Andy. They had similar styles and voices too. If I close my eyes when Andy is singing "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" or "Words", he sounds just like Barry. They were also very close. Some time after Andy's death, I heard Barry say in an interview that losing Andy nearly broke him. RIP Andy, Maurice and Robin.

[@armorer94]

It is believed the myocarditis was itself caused by excessive cocaine use. I for one believe it. I worked in a prison and saw coke addicts in their early 20's with myocarditis. I pass no judgement on him. Cocaine was handed out like candy in the music industry of the 70's.

[@GinMae]

Thanks, Dorthey - I love learning more.. Robin was always "my guy" - to me, the most unique voice - Barry had incredible talent, but I don't think they could have done what they did without Robin - and of course, Maurice - the most under-rated of them all - all of they guys could hit any of those falsetto notes on any day of the week - and often did -

[@susieq9801]

@@armorer94 - Myocarditis is a virus. Cocaine just makes the heart weaker and susceptible to the virus.

[@armorer94]

@@susieq9801 Drugs make you susceptible to opportunistic infections, so it's a "chicken or the egg" argument ultimately.

[@susieq9801]

@@armorer94 - I know. I was a cardiac care/ER nurse for 40 years and taught cardiology to new staff. ANYONE can get myocarditis but cocaine use causes tachycardia and other arrhythmias that eventually damage the heart. It can also cause a heart attack and sudden cardiac arrest during use. As a result cocaine users (and also alcoholics) are more susceptible both to contracting a virus and to more catastrophic sequelae. It isn't really a "chicken or egg" argument since anyone can contract a virus. The cocaine usage results in more severe complications that other people can usually overcome.

[@efakter1]

This song never gets old. So smooth and laidback. It sucks you in and calms you to no end. You’re literally feeling like you’re in the clouds

[@JennyJohn50]

Their harmony is in tune like that cuz they're brothers. Makes for an amazing sound for sure! Thanks Y'all ❤

[@johnrusk6490]

I grew up with Bee Gees, Michael Jackson, (off the wall album). Disco scene 76-84 was dancing, singing days, enjoying life. Their were no race issues, everybody was their own person & we all got along, best friends thru high-school, college, USMC. THAT WAS AN ERA TO REMEMBER THE 70'S-80'S. GOD Bless You Guys..

[@sventextor1309]

The Bee Gee's body of work is incredible please react to some of their "pre disco" period songs you will not be disappointed....loving your reactions...peace and love to you both from New Zealand.

[@j-onezjones6076]

Fellow kiwi here

[@franrushie.510]

I love ❤️ watching the reactions by people who know music 🎶. Everyone is blown away… it’s truly heavenly…

[@workingman6681]

The vocals are untouchable!!!

[@myrock-mysalvation8873]

The Bee Gees were the Bomb, Still are in my book, I'm a 70's girl and there will Never be any like them

[@theodoreritola7641]

VERY TRUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@susieq1565]

The amount of talent in those 4 brothers was absolutely incredible!

[@andrewvincent7299]

The brothers Gibb were musical geniuses gift by God. The planet was blessed having these brothers(including Andy) grace us with their music and vocals.

[@alaskacpu]

I was just 20 when this song hit the radio. Just beautiful. Asia & BJ, you guys were amazing with your communication with each other. Wishing you both success & a very beautiful happy life ❤

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

I’ve seen in interviews with Barry - in regards to their harmonies- that when Barry and Robin sang, Maurice (pronounced “Morris”) instinctually always new where to fall in to complete the three part harmony. Even my 19yr old has this song on her playlist! 😁

[@grobinson7507]

I heard him say that too and I was like, what? I think we seen the same one and how they write for people, Kenny, Dolly or Barbara.

[@coolmomjj48]

That's awesome. Raise her right. My son is almost 26 & he knows all the good music. He watched the Bee Gee's One Night Only special when he was 2 yrs old & had to have the video. He watched it everyday many times a day. It blows him away the young people not knowing all this music. I blame the parents.

[@joelliebler5690]

Any relation toMohn?

[@kidyubyub]

My son is 15 and loves the Bee Gee's and so many more old groups. I raised him and his sister to have an appreciation of all genres of music and it definitely shows! My son just got onto the Delfonics! To imagine, the Delfonics?! I was so proud when he said, "Dad, do you know the Delfonics?" I was like, "Hell Yeah I do!!" LOL

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

@@kidyubyub - that’s so cool, the BeeGees loved The Delfonics as well!

[@cathyhudnall3602]

I have to say, I was blessed to be born in a time where I heard the BEST MUSIC on the radio and, got to go to THE GREATEST CONCERTS! (Yeah, I'm ahem mature. Lol) Another sibling powerhouse during the 70's was the Carpenters. You should DEFINITELY check them out! You have Karen, a drummer and lead singer with her perfect pitch, 3 octave contralto voice and her equally talented brother Richard, beautiful pianist, harmonies and gifted arranger. Rainy days and Mondays We've only just begun Superstar Top of the World Just to name a few. You won't be disappointed! Love your channel!

[@ginapicot2105]

Hearing The BeeGees you now know how the Angels in heaven sound!!

[@latriciabrown1651]

My all time favorites when I was growing up and still today.The lyrics,musical arrangements and the stunning vocals

[@emmaryder7013]

Love the Bee Gees, great memories, 70's music is the best!!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

I COULD NOT have said that any BETTER

[@shanamiller2964]

These guys are among the BEST! Check out their 60s recordings - then you will appreciate their vocal range!

[@martingray8350]

Listening to this song and watching Asia smile is Too much heaven. The song just has that impact on everyone that listens to it whether it’s your first time hearing it or like me the 1000 times it just fills your heart n soul with love. Fantastic reaction guys probably one of the best breakdown of the song. I was brought up listening to the bee gees absolute masters. Looking forward to watching some of your other reaction.

[@pauldcabanlitjr1078]

One thing about Asia, is that when she has a full smile while listening to song you know it's GOOD!! Thanks for your comments & reaction, and when BJ dips his head in reaction to a song, look out world, it's worth listening to! 🎵🎵😎🎵🎵

[@delorespetree3243]

The bee gees have such great harmony you can hear each voice clearly

[@teresashewell7105]

I grew up listening to them all the time!❤️ My mom loved them, so we just had it in the house. I fell in love with their younger brother, Andy Gibb, and he was amazing!! He passed away long ago, bless his soul, and it was devastating. The brothers carried on and are amazing!!!🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@banksperdue1983]

what i loved the most about music back then , which is what i grew up on , was there was no such things as auto tune , no cumputized voice enhancement or anything like that , it was just talent

[@byroncrump4431]

I've heard this song 500 times and I still laugh like y'all are. Unbelievable.

[@wilkvanburen]

This was in the 70's. They'd been writing songs and singing together (professionally) since the late 50's at that point, so that's like 10 - 12 years together professionally; but they're all 3 brothers, so imagine them singing from early youth until this point... They also wrote songs and, at least once or twice, an entire album for someone else as well. Not just music but lyrics too. One of the most talented and amazing bands ever.

[@mjmckenrick3170]

Best band ever!! Harmonies. Songwriting..can't ever be beat!!

[@josephscally6270]

If you listen closely, even their vibrato syncs perfectly.

[@jflaugher]

The reason the Bee-Gees sound so good when all three are singing in harmony with each other is because their voices are almost identical in how they sound. They're so close together in terms of pitch and tone that it sounds like the same person singing in harmony with himself. There are a few other groups that had that same thing going on - like the Claudettes (check out their hit, "Mr. Sandman) and the Everly Brothers (check out "All I Have To Do Is Dream).

[@vandoraginther6421]

Love the Bee Gees!! The best group ever. I have been a fan all my life, their music just touches your soul. They are tremendous singer/song writers and performers. Love your reaction.

[@diegoshepherd3464]

LOVE the huge smile on Asia´s face during the song. The still give me chills after 50 years

[@robinhamilton2]

I was lucky to be alive as a young lady when they were HUGE in the 70's. FABULOUS! They were the real thing, with talent and appeal to spare. I think that the harmony factor being so close and perfect has to do with them being from the same family. They shared sound in their genetics.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Me to im all most 62 WOOOOW the time flew by , I miss the 70s so bad , My family was close we lived in Kodiak Alaska It was very pretty peaceful ,, God blessed me and my family so much my child hood I would not trade for a billion dollars , I would like to go back and do it ALL OVER AGAIN IN A HEART BEAT

[@rhondabaker1064]

You also should hear Andy Gibb Shadow Dancing. You can tell he’s their brother

[@jamesmcleod2505]

Asia, never have seen someone melt into a song,it's such a beautiful thing

[@carolmirelez170]

Beautiful voices and harmonies! Angelic!

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

If this song doesn’t touch your heart nothing will!! They just take you to another place!! There will never be another group like them!! Watch Fanny be tender with my love!! An older song but awesome!!

[@jennhurl]

Al Green covers Bee Gees "How Do You Mend A Broken Heart" (Soul 1972) You've never heard anything like it! Barry loved it! 🔥

[@teriblaumer3742]

You two are so cute ! I so enjoy seeing people who enjoy all types and appreciate different music. Bless you both.

[@ronaldcheatham1321]

The Bee Gees experience. BOOM! 💥‼️ Yeah. Just like that. SMOOTH BABY. I'm getting ready to go do something. Like I've never done it before. 👈🏾😎 Yeah. Come here mommy. Daddy has something for Ya. 💕💓💞 Gotta go Y'all.

[@mikelarrivee2620]

Born in the early 70s, I was raised on all the 60s n 70s music because of my Mom. The Bees Gees, Kool n the Gang, Hall n Oats, Neil Diamond etc. my playlist is Strong!!!!! lol.....Thank You to all the Legends of All Music!!!! If I remember correctly, I believe this video was a TV special and they performed. I was young but I think i remember it.

[@sjd5750]

They had a very unique, almost like a 2 act thing, to their career...I'm 64, so I go way back to the 60's with them..They were well liked then, but when they got into the 70's, and one of their producers told Barry that he should raise his voice an octave, that's when things really took off for them...That, Disco and Saturday night fever didn't hurt much, either!..They flew after that!

[@mistyanderson4567]

Love their music. So the old songs y'all do takes me back to some good times and good memories. Love it! ♥️✌️

[@mimiloveee9]

3 brothers wit the voices of angels of angels 💯😇💯

[@lovejones7545]

When Barry hits that first high note it all makes sense💯. Great group, Great sound...

[@coolmomjj48]

The Bee Gee's were THE BEST!!! This is my fav. song ever!

[@jasonrfoss248]

What really makes this song are the strings and the light, airy accompaniment that gives you the feeling of floating on a cloud.

[@stephanginther9051]

Yeah, the BeeGee's songs had a nickname. 'Baby-making music' I think a lot of people would agree.

[@dracula7644]

Listen to .Love inside and out. Another great Bee gees song

[@brianhd1485]

These 3 brothers were amazing singers. Rest In Peace to Maurice and Robin.

[@dougallen8305]

The Brothers Gibb made music magic. The harmonies, just amazing. The songs too. I grew up with them from the early days. Now that's some music too.

[@mikemiller3069]

I like some of the early Bee Gees songs like "Words", "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", "Massachusetts" and "I've Got To Get A Message To You".

[@dannyc6166]

The Bee Gee’s are amazing. They especially Barry Gibb have written over 1000 charting songs. They have written songs for ummmm every!!!!👏👏👏👏

[@timcoffin6350]

Anyone with any musical background not only knows how difficult falsetto is to sing but to sing in a falsetto harmony is the icing on the cake. They were put down and referred to as "The Chipmunks" of pop music but that was just hater speak.... Great reaction!!

[@vivianwilson7183]

Barry can hit them notes can't he? 💖 A lot of the first timers said that they sound like angels/choir. You are the only ones that blurred out the screen, but I love your reactions to the song. No autotunes or gimmicks back then. I'm glad I came up in that era. All of the songs back then were smooth, full of love and respect. Also back then everyone shared the spotlight. No one tried to be above the others. SUBSCRIBED!

[@CCTH2221-lp2zj]

I’ve always felt that the “Spirits Having Flown” album not only was their greatest because they did something that almost never happens in music. They followed up a pop culture phenomenon in the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack with another blockbuster. This album had three straight number one cuts. Truly amazing!

[@richelmore6286]

This song takes you places, bring a tear, or goose bumps, warmth, the sincerity of the lyrics and song

[@eugeneanchante1011]

This is evidence it doesn’t matter what era you’re from this is music no matter if it’s 44 years ago or 44 seconds ago

[@SueProst]

The Bee Gees donated all the royalties and the song itself to the poor children of the World. UNICEF. It's earned millions. They don't own the rights to the song. I highly suggest Immortality written for Celine Dion and the Bee Gees sing with her. Barry said it was his favorite and it's about their musical legacy. It's beautiful Barry and Maurice had tears in their eyes in the video about recording the music because of her voice.

[@mikearnold67]

Great reaction. You both picked out everything that makes it special. It might not be your jam but it's undeniable on the talent. Even the vibrato is in unison

[@kathleenmedlyn]

I think the two of you are beautiful and I love watching you react. I grew up listening to the Bee Gees and their music was playing on every car radio at that time.

[@RK-gg4dd]

If you love these harmonies, then you would love their live concerts.

[@carlenegreenlee3902]

I'm an old lady of 74 years. I grew up with these three brothers, yep, they be cool and harmonize like nobody's business. love you 'young'uns take on the music and your groove.

[@kevincaulder9001]

If you two need more romance try listening to LOVE SO RIGHT and FANNY BE TENDER ( WITH MY LOVE ). And to hear them go after it a little more, NIGHTS ON BROADWAY will give you a different sound to appreciate. Asia cracks me up when laughs. And sings.

[@7gelis]

Yes! Fanny Be Tender

[@AlamoDame7]

Enjoyable reaction! They are without peer! I'm ancient, so I was a Bee Gees fan as a sophomore in college back in 1967. I'm also a gambling woman. Every time, I could bet on the reactions to this band of Brothers Gibb and win. I can't lose with the Bee Gees. Love these guys!

[@conniebrown983]

This is the beauty of having family members who are blessed with talent! Their mother said they used to sing together as kids in their bedroom but she thought they were listening to the radio!! These men were born with it!! R. I. P. Robin and Maurice!!

[@natureboy1313]

The best harmony group i have ever heard.

[@frayjr1970]

Blood harmony are so beautiful, I suppose it’s programmed in DNA for musical siblings. Love it!

[@debbieheckman]

BeeGees; 1978, I was fourteen years old. Young love, first boyfriend, first real slow dance. Magical.

[@kenperk9854]

Their Album, Children of The World is an incredible mix of the Brothers that that covers all Genres and even created another! TRY IT YOULL LOVE IT!

[@wandalewis5097]

One of the best bands of my generation. So Talented. Tragedy and Fanny Be Gentle With My Heart

[@charlier711]

Just watched their documentary. What a long trip for them, especially for Barry. That vocal and harmony tightness comes from singing together since they were 5 years old. Strong input from today's artists who look back on them as deities. It's worth a viewing. Also, it would be great to hear you react to "Love So Right". Cheers.

[@OFFICIALDJFLASHBACK]

I'm 29 years old. The Bee Gees and their music have been with me my entire life. First time was when I was 5. I'm gonna be sad when Barry is gone. That's a part of my life right there. Great reaction vid!

[@dustee]

I think the Bee Gee's were the first and only trio that I've ever heard do a three-part falsetto and that makes them unique.

[@MN_Cozy]

Asia can’t stop smiling, so fun!!

[@barriehull7076]

The boys were born on the Isle of Man, which is an island between England and Ireland. The Isle of Man has cats with no tails, known as Manx Cats.

[@hintgiver9263]

Growing up when this music was fresh was a great expirence. I remember staying up Friday nights listening to this music. Pure magic

[@MischaGER]

You must have to check their best three part harmony song it is for sure: Fanny Be Tender - Barry will blow you out the water 🔥💪👍Quincy Jones told the best RnB Song he had ever heard 🍾

[@saudabrahams]

No doubt

[@stewartbeckman7909]

If you guys want to have a real blast learn to swing dance. The BG's did so many great songs to dance to back in the 70's. What an incredible non-stop party. Great videos! Have fun!