HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE - BEE GEES - REACTION VIDEO

[@ryans2kidz]

I spoke on the phone with Barry back in March of this year about a friend of mine that was dying. He's a very genuine guy that never let any of his fame and success go to his head.

[@DaniAtkinson]

Oh that is awesome!!

[@dwallace1859]

This was an awesome tour. I saw them August 12th 1989 in The Great Woods in Massachusetts. They were so great. I had the honor of seeing them in Las Vegas in 1997 where I met Barry and Maurice. My mom passed three months before I saw them in MA...them being my favorite group of all time; this was therapy to me. Andy passed March 10th 1988, this was summer of 1989

[@franktaylor2401]

Such fantastic harmony. They were the best at whatever genre they chose to perform. BeeGees forever.

[@robw1023]

I grew up in Redcliffe a suburb of Brisbane Australia and went to school with Barry , the twins and Andy were younger of course and their musical ability even at that early age was extraordinary.

[@_HMCB_]

That is amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@stephenhanft1226]

Dani, I am so glad you did a reaction video to "How Deep Is Your Love". It's one of the Bee Gees best songs. In fact, I remember Barry Gibb saying in an interview that "How Deep Is Your Love" is his favorite Bee Gees song that he wrote. It went to number one on the pop charts and stayed there for 4 weeks in 1977. It was the main love song from the blockbuster movie, Saturday Night Fever. You're right about the time-frame. This concert took place in 1989. Andy Gibb died in 1988. Since it was just a year later, the pain of losing Andy must have still been really fresh and you could tell in their emotional performance. If you want to get to know some of Andy Gibb's songs, I would recommend you start with "I Just Want To Be Your Everything". It went to number one on the pop charts and was the song that launched his career. I also recommend you do more reaction videos to Bee Gees songs. They are one of the greatest musical groups of all-time. Love your channel.

[@paulcornelius7128]

Ahhh! So good! So refreshing to see how you adore these guys like I do.

[@jamiestonebraker2231]

“How can you mend a broken heart” great bee gees song

[@leejeffrey5924]

Great song. Listen to Al Greens cover. Dare I say it a better version.

[@thefirstgenesis4280]

This was the Bee Gees first #1 song from 1971. It took them several years to get to their first #1 as they had many hit songs from the 1960's. Little did they know, they would score even more #1 hits several years later

[@jerryhicks5940]

I prefer Al Greens cover, sorry.

[@kathieovercash8414]

We didn't have videos when I was young and I'd fall in love with the way it was recorded and I love that these guys sound exactly like they do on their records. They wrote the song WISH YOU WERE HERE for Andy and they had such a hard time recording it because they were so emotional that they wouldn't sing it in public. For Whom The Bell Tolls is on the album One in memory of Andy. That was the album Andy was supposed to make with them because he was ready to join his brothers as a Bee Gee. Andy had an album to finish first and so did the brothers. Sadly he died the same year. 1988 at age 30. The whole world cried.

[@redeyeinc.6869]

The Bee Gees were a great band.....they always harmonized wonderfully together....on everything they did....

[@joseph5944]

I love the line: "We belong to you and me". Very powerful.

[@glennallen239]

Dani, Andy Gibb Passed away March 10, 1988 5 days after his 30th Birthday. One other thing that makes this sad was that Andy was set to join the Bee Gees in his come back. Thank you for reacting to this Song.

[@bellazoe1]

Andy gibb was a massive talent. Huge loss

[@doublej1064]

He really wasn’t.... He began writing for his solo album. They always talked about it, but he never felt right joining them. He was in England writing for his solo album right before he died, staying at Robin’s guest house.

[@stephenbusch2523]

There voices created magic! Good song.

[@lauriethesuperperson894]

3:49 A genuine emotional reaction to this song. The fact that so many young women react emotionally to this song (some even burst into tears) shows how starved they are for *real* love and caring. Here's a suggestion: turn off Tinder, get off of Facebook, stop listening to Cardi B and the other rappers, and go find people who love this kind of music. It'll open up a whole new world.

[@mikebingham9700]

EXACTLY!!!!!!!

[@helokopter924]

@@mikebingham9700 Ditto

[@jeffclark7888]

Precisely.

[@gixxerboy555]

100% correct! all youth should do that..the world will be much better for them..

[@davidpease5285]

Dani you have such a tender loving heart. You are my favorite

[@tigerslear]

Andy vocals GREAT.......... Barry vocals FLAWLESSLY AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@rickthoma6428]

Miss the brothers singing together.Happy that Barry is still with us.

[@rickthoma6428]

They performed to perfection.

[@greatriffishere]

Great reaction Dani !!! The Bee Gees is one band that i have overlooked a bit over the past 25 years, but they are back on my playlist !!! They are amazing !! Yeah, this song defintely brings back memories !!

[@lauriebarnes2999]

Dani, just loving your Bee Gees reactions! I would really love you to react to Robin's signature song "I Started a Joke". This song was so special to him that he wanted it played at his funeral. Please, please use the same 1989 Melbourne concert to react to this beautiful song. You won't be disappointed with this choice. When he sang this song live he always gave it his all but, in my opinion, this was his most wonderful performance. I think that the audience agreed because he received a standing ovation lasting almost one minute!

[@oceanshb]

I still to this day cry when I hear it. For me it reminds me of my Mother, full on Disco Queen in the 1970's, her and my step father all decked to the 9's before they went out to the Disco Club. Many good times, wine flowing and dancing in the living room with her, those were special times indeed. Over the years, the song takes on different meanings to me, but the romantic deep commitment to love and passion is where I go every time. Thanks for making me cry to this song...again!

[@nazio9742]

Perfect fine-tuned voice very good soothes the soul🎤

[@dondee5439]

This concert was from like 1996. This song was from like 1977. So they are singing a song 20 years later and it sounds pretty dang great.

[@frankkissane1908]

Andy had only died about a year before this concert. He was only 30 years old. Barry has been quoted as planning to incorporate Andy with the band if Andy had lived. Andy would be 64 years old on March 5th 2022 had he survived.

[@patriciamenefee2154]

Thank you for recognizing how talented the Bee Gees are! Did you know that they also wrote all of their songs? By the way, Andy died in 1988. Love them always! ❤

[@davidleatherneck]

Well, with all the interest in watching reviews of the BeeGees, they are back to number ONE again. Thanks

[@letitrest4662]

Another young lady, with a different channel stated "How do you write something that beautiful" ? God gives a man the ability to love someone, more than he loves himself. When the right person comes along, sometimes a man's soul will overflow with words of expression, that he never knew were in him.. That's why it's important for you young ladies to be kind, and gentle and to listen with your hearts. It may not come around again. The Bee Gees had the unique and special ability to put that into words and melody.

[@michaelvasquez1349]

Bee gees love you insideand out and alobe and love so right

[@MrKeychange]

The studio version is really the one you want to hear. The harmonies are incredible.

[@Coolrockndad]

The Bee Gees were the Kings of Disco. The Bee Gees owned the last half of the 70's with 6 #1 tunes in a row. This tune was the first of the 6 #1's in a row.

[@mrdahrog123]

Dina, I have followed you for a short time. The truth is, you are wonderful in choosing the song. I consider it the best emotional song that has appeared so far. I adore BeeGees

[@jasonunsell2778]

I remember watching this concert. They did a song titled "Our Love don't throw it all away" which Barry wrote for his younger brother Andy. Andy sounded so much like Barry on the song. When they played the song in concert they had Andy in the background singing the song. It was a fitting tribute to Andy. He was only 30 years old when he died. So young and yet so many good songs. RIP

[@Emilyhildegaard1]

One of my faves.

[@mariesmith599]

This song was used in Saturday Night Fever. Quite a few songs are in this movie that is the Bee Gees

[@carytakagawa2760]

I love this song. Saturday Night Fever came out when I was in college and even at the "liveliest" dorm parties, this song was a must-play at every party so we could all slow dance with our hunnies. One of the all-time great slow dance songs.

[@DesignsbyJoanieL]

They also have a recording of this where Andy is featured singing this song with them on a large screen in back of the group. It is beautiful. You can see how much he sounds like Berry.

[@erickent3557]

Bee Gees, How Deep is Your Love: and that performance was Live... moving between voices and timbres with no hitches, maintaining all the subtleties and expression. The amount of frigging concentration and talent is mind-blowing.

[@VCCRath]

Bee Gees are the best. Truly one of the best bands ever.

[@user-nq9gz4xf7f]

Barry Gibb the last brother standing and the oldest. They were the BeeGees a great band a family band . But Barry was the genius and leader. Well done.

[@citiboikidd6372]

It is just so amazing that each of them, Barry, Maurice and Robin has his own totally unique voice and yet their voices harmonise and blend so wonderfully together!! The music charts just do not have such timeless hits anymore...

[@artiegloucester532]

Do you know Elvis loved the Bee Gees and in fact he sang one of their best songs called "words"?

[@runningdeer2111]

Truly one of the most talented artists, songwriters, singers, and musicians ever. I’m so glad you take the time to listen to great older music. Andy was much younger than his 3 older brothers. The 3 older brothers began performing at a very young age together and was world famous by the time Andy was old enough to start singing and playing instruments. All of their music is great, as it has lasted 60 years plus, starting in 1958. They were so much more than just “Disco”. Barry is the oldest and tallest of the brothers. Robin and Maurice were twins. Barry and Andy resembled each other greatly, for the exception of their height. Andy was much shorter. Barry is the only surviving brother now, and he is still performing although extremely hard he says. Maurice passed in 2003, Robin in 2009. It was said the whole family was extremely musically talented and could pick up any instrument and play it without any lessons. Their songwriting skills, especially Barry’s, will forever be legendary. Their parents were also very talented; father Hugh musician and band leader, and their mother Barbara a talented singer. Some great songs of theirs to listen; To Love Somebody, Lonely Days, Fanny, Loves So Right, Words, I’ve Gotta Get a Message, Nights On Broadway, Jive Talkin’, Alone, One, I’m Satisfied, Living Eyes, Paradise, Don’t Fall in love With Me, Children of the World, Love Me, and Boogie Child. Another musician/songwriter/singer that is legendary is Neil Diamond , incredible voice, incredible lyrics , incredible performances. Especially throughout the 70’s. My favorite album is Hot August Night live recorded at the Greek Theatre number 1, not to be confused with #2. Unfortunately they did not video record it, only audio. Some great ones ; Holly Holy, Brother Love Traveling Salvation Show, Soolaimon, I Am I Said, Sweet Caroline, Cherry Cherry, Solitary Man, Play Me, Shilo, Canta Libre, and Desiree. Neil Diamond is still alive but suffers from Parkinson’s. Another one with almost 60 years of entertainment. John Denver is another legendary singer, songwriter; try The Eagle and the Hawk, Poems-prayers and promises, Annie’s Song, Rhymes and Reasons, and Calypso come to mind right off. So many great artist, voices. Many so underrated. Singer Meatloaf is another very unique incredible singer; I’d Do Anything for Love, Two out of Three Ain’t Bad, For Crying Out Loud, Not a Dry Eye in the House, Nothing at All, and I’d Lie to You (and that’s the truth). Meatloaf has been in entertainment for over 50 years. All very different, but with very unique sounds and talents. So before I go, let me list a couple more very unique singers you may not be familiar with : So let’s go with Barry White first; You’re My First My Last My Everything, Can’t Get Enough of Your Love Babe. - Lou Rawls: Lady Love, You’ll Never Find Another Love Like Mine - Aaron Neville: Bird on a Wire, Everybody Plays the Fool, Don’t Know Much, Don’t Take Away my Heaven - Lionel Richie: Sail On, Still, Three Times a Lady, Stuck on You, and Lady. Ok that’s enough to keep you searching. Thanks for your videos. Looking forward to viewing more.

[@lesduncan7455]

LISTEN TO THE BEE GEES,, REST YOUR LOVE

[@garryamey2401]

This is probably the best reaction I have ever seen to A Bee Gees video... thank you

[@johnrichards1019]

I so much enjoy watching these videos with you, great reaction, keep it up, thanks

[@Seele2015au]

Dani, one of the first filmed appearances of the Bee Gees can still be found on KZbin, when Barry was a young teenager, and the twins were little boys. Bee Gees was formed before Andy was born so he never became a member. In the sixties they were already very successful with Robin doing the lead vocals most often. By the way, the Gibbs were Manx (as in from the Isle of Man in the Irish Sea), moved to Manchester and then to Australia where they started their musical career. The song was not written in honour of Andy, but the performance was.

[@ironchef0ng22976]

Barry Gibb is the only brother alive, the twins passed away a few years ago.

[@wagonmaster1974]

Dani, it IS a popular love song, even today. Still in the top list of first songs for wedding receptions, as well. The Brothers Gibb made it ok to get emotional, either male of female.

[@beckmn1]

Speaking of Andy Gibb, I got to see him in concert in, as I remember 1977 or 78, when he went on tour with Neil Sedaka. Andy had just had his first hit and was the opener for Neil Sedaka. Very nice concert .... Neil was great and played all his big hits. Andy and his beautiful voice, had the girls screaming when he sang.

[@SMPUNK]

Probably one of my favorite songs of all time.

[@skroy8671]

Nice reaction, as always, Dani. I love your passion. If you'd enjoy hearing more chest vocals from the Bee Gee's, I'd recommend Lonely Days and Nights on Broadway. Great tunes that were pre Saturday Night Fever. How Can You Mend a broken Heart was a good one too....but then....they're all good!! :)

[@bobstewart8032]

You should watch You Should Be Dancing by the Bee Gees live performance in 1979. All 4 brothers were there. Sadly, Barry Gibb is the only one still alive.

[@Racex777]

There more than tight there the best harmonizing group of All Time

[@robdaly3915]

Although this song was dedicated to their brother and it was wonderful for them to do so; it was written ten years before or more. they did write a song particular for him on their one album released the same year as this tour (1989) and a year after Andy's death (in 1988) . Thank you for reviewing them.

[@gregpek1624]

I think that was "For Whom The Bell Tolls". Do you know?

[@macgmac7909]

''Wish you were here'' is the song they wrote for Andy two weeks after he passed - beautiful song.....this classic right here '' How deep is your love ''was written and performed about five - six years before Andy passed and was number one on the US BILLBOARD for several weeks - a true BEE GEES classic right here.

[@DaniAtkinson]

I know that it wasn’t written for him, but at the beginning they say “this is for Andy”

[@macgmac7909]

@@DaniAtkinson I get you Dani ...'' Wish you were here '' is another stunner check it out if you can - very emotional.

[@normweldon9852]

Robin had a very distinctive voice also. I'd recommend any of the songs that he sang lead on.

[@Scuderia_Fan]

Yes! 'Rings around the moon ' one of Robin's best performance: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6OmmWakZb-Yqac

[@jerbearschannel2208]

I started a joke

[@hushmoney2058]

I Concur ... I Loved Sgt . Peppers in 77 I thought they sounded better's then the Beatles but I was 9 ....

[@cnatview]

Beautiful song to start my day off with, Dani. Thank you so much for your reaction. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@leejeffrey5924]

Although they dedicated this song to Andy during this performance they actually wrote the song" Wish you were here " for Andy.

[@leejeffrey5924]

@@BronzeRemnant4 I am so sorry about your double loss and both so tragic. Sometimes it takes a great song to say what we feel and cannot express out loud ourselves. In the arms of an angeI by Sarah Mclachlan is another great song. Worth a listen if you haven't already heard it. I have never experienced tragedy like yours. I have a daughter of 32 who I have never met. I still greive for the loss of the relationship with her and her mother over something so trivial. It is songs like this one that still help me today. It will be a long time before I forget your comment. I will remember you in my prayers.

[@samimilad]

The best band ever..Melbourne 89 was the best tour ever..thank you for the reaction..

[@TroyLloyd77]

Hi Dani really in joying your reactions and I also like your song Disguise and loved your cover of foolish games . Cheers Troy

[@blackkatt777]

Please give Andy Gibb a try. All brothers always did background vocals for each other. So Andy did it for them, and they did it for Andy's music. You definitely not mistake them being related. This song is from the Saturday Night Live soundtrack, which they had numerous hits from. There is a live performance of Destiny's Child with Celine Dion performing their remake of the Bee Gee's "Emotions ". It was also like a tribute. Barry is looking on with pride and approval. I believe all his brothers had passed away by then. So sad how such a big tight knit talented family went from many to just one. Must be like an empty feeling that never gets filled until you see them again.

[@defariase]

That song was (and still is) the song that makes me want to fall in love.... Thanks for this video!

[@80srocker67]

Andy was 30 years old when he passed away. He was also a tremendous talented singer and you should check out his songs because he had hit after hit.

[@thebambino4728]

Just to CLUE YOU IN Andy DIDN'T die of heart failure - he died of heart failure due to years of ABUSING DRUGS AND ALCOHOL which is a REAL tragedy !!

[@jamesrodriguez3671]

Barry carries on their legacy. His niece and nephew are talented as well. I love watching Sami, Maurice's daughter, sing. She looks a lot like her father

[@MichaelPeterWalsh]

Barry using his natural deeper tone. Would have loved more songs at this level.

[@stevecombs7749]

It’s so sad that all but Barry, the oldest and main singer of the brothers, have passed on. There is a very touching interview with him where he addresses being the last of his family. It hits him quite hard and it definitely got me teary eyed. Very touching. They were so unique and so talented. Rest In Peace Andy, Robin and Maurice. Interview link... kzbin.info/www/bejne/naHTZIyHaKdjpJI

[@DaniAtkinson]

Very sad!

[@TroyPacelli]

Dedicated to Andy. I almost started out in tears. Too much tragedy for these boys.

[@NJDulaney]

Barry has had arthritis for years. He said in an in an interview that sometimes when his arthritis acts up when he is on stage,he will have to stop playing in the middle of a song, because of the pain in his hands.

[@scoutfinch7727]

Andy passed in 1988 at 30 years old. By 1989 Barry's arthritis in his hands was pretty severe, though he does still play the guitar. You'll notice the band on his left wrist. This group is more remarkable than most people realize.

[@mickeyhank]

Definitely touching, hard to understand what it must be like for three older brothers to lose their youngest brother. at such a young age. Good reaction choice, Dani, thank you.

[@slowride2425]

They also had another brother Andy that sang the same way. They have all passed away except the lead singer Barry

[@___David___Savian]

The brother that died that was also a singer Andy Gibb sang great songs too like Shadow Dancing which was a huge hit back then.

[@ronneranthonylutasemais8923]

Very good!! React For whom the bell tolls live Bee Gees...

[@CHARLIE1NABLE]

Check out the ,Acapella" How deep is your Love"1998, 1:45 ,on TV show it's, it's only for a few seconds but it sounds so Beautiful.😊👍😎❤️

[@rickthoma6428]

The best reaction Dani!

[@Coolrockndad]

Andy Gibb had his first 3 singles to all hit #1. "I Just Wanna be your Everything", "Love Is Thicker Then Water" and "Shadow Dancing". React to the first one but all 3 are great.

[@cymro6537]

As a kid I always thought that they sang: "And you came to me on a submarine"🤭 Great band,song -and reaction.♥️👍

[@mikebingham9700]

Just to add to what Stephen said below: The song "How Deep is Your Love" went on to sell over 4 million copies. A Platinum record smash!

[@johncarlsison6485]

I love a lot of songs but I can say that this is my favorite, number 1 for me no doubt

[@williamparker1085]

turn the clock back to 1960 and start listening to what we gave the world

[@terrystrickland7638]

There song “ Tragedy “ is one of there top recording’s you might like.

[@michaelwilens273]

A Barry Gibb - Barbara Streisand duet - Above the Law - I think you will like....

[@goofydog2]

Andy died in March of 1988, so basically, over one year (18 months?) from this performance in November 1989 concert in Melbourne.

[@paulcornelius7128]

Hey Little Sister! The BeeGees are just Godsent are they not!? I loved your knowledge of the falsetto and the other brothers so effortlessly coincide with it.. touches my heart and I'd love to see you react to more of their music...

[@artiegloucester532]

I think you have realized the number of visualizations that Bee Gees have. This lead you to think the Big number of fans they have

[@rookmaster7502]

The perfect song to cuddle up with the one you love.

[@paintinganimalsonrocks7633]

Never fails to make me cry. 😂

[@karenbarrett5084]

WITH their Video where they are singing Andy's song (don't throw it all away) and showing video of Andy. Its absolutely amazing

[@danhermon4922]

It was dedicated to Andy Gibb here but actually came out ten years earlier, on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. I did have a personal connection to it, because of the chord sequence, it opened my view of the world a lot and influenced me like many Bee Gees songs as a composer. I remember when it came out and though it was a hit, I recall it wasn’t nearly as big a hit as I thought it should’ve been.

[@chrisalldis3375]

Hi Dani it is a beautifully written song, i also must say you look like a young Celine Dion

[@mylcioquites3133]

linda musica dos Bee Gees aqui no Brasil anos 70 fez muito sucesso principalmente nas cidades do Rio de Janeiro e São Paulo

[@barbarasumby325]

The brothers dedicated a song How can you mend a broken heart.They were perfection , Barry is still singing. Also listen to I don’t want to b alone, all their songs are perfection . Thank you for listening xx

[@rickthoma6428]

Remember caring for a girl years ago and parents keep us apart just because she was a foster child.This song meant so much to us.

[@caesarstroman8481]

I bought the 45 record back in the day when I was a youngster. Go 1970’s!!

[@wgtlizard6999]

You MUST be an empath!! Your face says it all when you react, I LOVE it!

[@DaniAtkinson]

I AM!!! Its a blessing and a curse!! :)

[@wgtlizard6999]

@@DaniAtkinson Blessing when it comes to music, curse when you try to explain to people why you cry so easily lol..I feel you..I have sooooo many songs that i would love you to react to :-) have a fab day, Andrew x

[@plk5520]

Any song dedicated to one who is no longer with us is, in the moment it is being sung, close to the time of their passing.

[@twodrunkcajuns3519]

Was one of Andy's favorite songs. He loved to cover it in his concerts. There's a video of him singing it at a chile concert

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

You really need to watch their tribute to Andy . They did a one night only performance of Our love don’t throw it all away, which will bring you to tears!! It features Barry singing in the beginning and then goes to Andy; I watch it over and over because it’s so moving

[@Nuron666]

Nice reaction Dani You should check out Bee Gees older songs like 'First of May' and 'To love somebody'

[@lilamuzik3385]

And it was sad also because Andy probably died of heart infections due to drug use. Very sad because Andy was going somewhere.

[@daviddixon6408]

This song is from the soundtrack of the movie Saturday Night Fever and was released in 1977. Andy Gibb passed away in 1988.