FIRST TIME HEARING Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive (REACTION!)

[@ZBeets720]

This young man is just adorable, open-minded, and curious. Seeing him hear 70s music like The Bee Gees for the first time Is so refreshing. Makes me remember why we liked it so much. Cheers.

[@LindaLouise625]

me too

[@SVD-PRD-LV4GODNUSA]

IKR! I am a child of the 70's and I am just loving him! I raised my son on this music and these movies and he loved it and still does...he has always had an intense love and appreciation for all music genres but mostly for how music can be a great healer!

[@Tova-gayeHanley-qs3hb]

He is, I'm a 64 year old Australian lady an I think he adorable. He gives me hope for generation z.

[@janstageman2412]

He's a Romantic and gorgeous with it. So good to know such beautiful young men😮 still exist. Go discover and grow with it man. Watch the opening scene from Saterday Night Fever - that is probably how the music is making you feel too.

[@cherylgraham8059]

Yes!!

[@mariemcallister688]

I have stage 4 cancer and I sit here day and Day Out. Waiting for god to tell me it's time. But then I found you young man. You made me get up out of my chair. I can't breathe right now, but I'm dancing. I can't stop. I'm gonna look through your other videos to see if you got anythin. G like this, you need to give us none of that stuff. From today let's go on back to the 60s and 70s... I'm going to get some BG videos. And i'm gonna continue to dance until I collapse love you and what you do❤

[@splenderella9]

God bless you Marie! 🤗🙏🥰🕺💖

[@captainnathan3690]

Keep dancing, Marie!! Music is life, sing and dance on and God Bless you!!🥰

[@sherry6825]

Pull some up for yourself and you DANCE. Don't sit and wait...put some joy in it. Prayers.

[@FallenHellscape]

God bless you.

[@danielleshay1972]

I have had cancer 4 times and I'm still alive so don't give up, please. I've just had a leg amputated last January and I told my nurse once, "I just realized that I'll never dance again" but of course, like you, I hear these old songs and it makes me boogie in my chair. The best music ever, from the 60s and up. Please don't give up. Sending you much love and hugs. Keep on dancing. I'm 66 years old by the way.

[@marthalikens482]

The Bee Gees!! When Music Was Music!! No Auto Tune.. No Four Letter Words... No Mention Of Hate.. I was so lucky to have grown up with this music!!

[@GabrielaMartinez-si5og]

Me too! No hate or demeaning words; women were not called bad words, nobody sang they had to be killed or slapped and pimps were not an subject of admiration.

[@marygarcia633]

No four letter words in the music, but they were known for f bombs in their daily conversations.

[@carolinerose5003]

The days of good music ,🙂

[@crizzy8373]

Amen!

[@dharmaslife]

Barry Gibb

[@jposika540]

I'm a grandmother in Alberta Canada and this young man gives me hope for the furure. Smart, well-spoken, and aa nice guy. Kudos to the family who raised him.

[@julesl4525]

It's fun to watch him discover why we loved this era.

[@beverleydabell3241]

He's so lovely isn't he? 💙

[@NotSoNiceCanadian69]

I agree. I find him so unbelievably entertaining and his views on things blow me away. Very expressive and respectful. ❤

[@lisalilienthal7160]

100% Agree!!!

[@fredvelez7703]

The Bee Gees got thrown under the bus when the Disco backlash hit. it's unfortunate. they had 20 years of music history before they were contracted to make the soundtrack to the Staying Alive Movie. The album was such a smash success that they suddenly became the face of Disco (granted the album was one of the highest selling albums of all time), without ever being a Disco band. Without a doubt, these Australian brothers were on the same level as the Beatles and Rolling Stones.

[@tubularguynine]

'Saturday Night Fever' movie.

[@ckobo84]

"Staying Alive" is generally considered one of the worst movies made.

[@gavinmcleod7446]

How the hell are they Australian ?…lived in Australia for 8 years before returning to the UK 🇬🇧 in their late teens… never had Australian citizenship,Australian accents or international success and fame whilst living in Australia.

[@tubularguynine]

@spudjohnsonn8122 - And check out ‘Cucumber Castle’ for some REALLY weird, wild stuff!

[@tubularguynine]

@@gavinmcleod7446 - Most aren’t as well-informed as you are. Loved you on The Love Boat…😄

[@stevenbarclay1985]

A pure disco classic from the '70,timeless.Respect for giving these songs a listen to from a younger generation👍🏼🇬🇧

[@melissamorton1282]

I'm 55 yrs old and remember seeing Barry Gibbs and the Bee Gees in the 70s on TV and I thought Barry Gibbs was the most handsome man on the planet 😂😂😂

[@bethanywhite877]

Me too. I’m the same age as you. I was in love with their brother Andy Gibb. I was so sad when he passed away so young.

[@m.g.d.8504]

I'm 55 and I was in love with him back then😂

[@ladysarcastro8101]

I'm 55 too and have also been in love with Barry since childhood lol!

[@LCLand]

I loved Andy

[@tonyaq.333]

Barry was my 10yo crush. 😂

[@jom7604]

His falsetto voice is one of the best ever. The all had it, but Barry is the best. The talent was in their blood. Yes brothers❤

[@jeffjohnon4223]

This was played at every roller skating rink USA

[@krissnovak4523]

I' mis when rollor rinks were popular also

[@sharonrinkiewicz3940]

Yes, I remember skating to this every Saturday afternoon.

[@tinasmith5676]

I miss those days.. I wonder if i could still skate

[@edgegymnastics8409]

I skated to the record in my basement in 1979. I was 6

[@teriastreasures2266]

Roller rinks in my tween and teen years skating slow to the BeeGees with your partner... it was heaven. If your generation would get off your phones and get to a skating rink you would understand the world pre cell phone...

[@marieclaudeb.2366]

This is THE strutting song.. no wonder you feel like dressing up and hitting an NYC sidewalk 😊

[@nambc777]

Its my ' before a meeting' soundtrack 😂😅❤😊

[@bethkinsey7330]

How they're super still and just casually walking in this video is beyond me. How are they just strolling and not dancing down the street here! 😂

[@marieclaudeb.2366]

@@bethkinsey7330 if they’re actually singing, might be hard

[@Tla81]

It was a great song to either roller skating or ice skating! My friends and I did both!

[@yu2gm]

Don’t think anyone could strut like Travolta. He was so full of confidence.

[@MommaBird52]

Stayin' Alive has been adopted by Ameican Heart Association because it is timed perfectly for CPR compressions.

[@briandonovan6995]

I love that episode from the office and the CPR class

[@carolinerose5003]

Correct, 😊😊

[@suzannecarter2163]

Here in New Zealand we also learn CPR to this song. 😊

[@Cyannah117]

Absolutely adopted for CPR worldwide! ❤

[@melissacarrier4638]

Just a side note… Another One Bites the Dust , is also perfect beat for CPR

[@crescentsoundstudios]

The Brothers Gibb! (AKA) The B G's No one will ever touch these guys in a 1000 years. The magic is that they all sound like one voice!

[@Linda-w8d]

John Travolta, the star of the movie, Saturday Night Fever, called walking down the streets of New York to this song, "strutting."

[@Greblav]

Strutting = watch Freddy Mercury on scene!

[@AlexSolomon91]

And till this day it takes every fibre of my being not to strutt when this song comes on! 😂

[@patc4586]

Definitely "stuff strutting" music. Music to strut stuff to.

[@debrawilkinson5671]

I will never look at a white suit again without hearing this song.😅

[@twilacarson2308]

All of the Beegees were overloaded with just plain sexiness with that hair blowing in the wind and tight pants, Lord those were the days.

[@Rierie-zp3fi]

That's a Great song.Walking down the street, on a sunny day..! ❣️who knew singing Staying Alive & deep breathing would be a hit. Hah hah hah, staying alive!😊

[@bethanysmolcic8086]

I love that you love this! Thank you!

[@nambc777]

2024 the year of no style any style.😢😢😊

[@tammyhunnicutt6855]

Amen

[@carlaemerson1195]

Barry Gibb was major eye candy, lol. Guys, nowadays, wish they could have been him 😂❤❤ Thank you for reacting to BeeGees

[@PurePondering]

If ONLY the guys these days had that much style!

[@lisaharris2533]

He had swoon worthy hair! ❤

[@AliciaSays7]

I remember my mom and my aunt talking how handsome Barry was, at that moment I didn't get it, I was 7 yo, now I totally get it.😍😅

[@cherylgraham8059]

Still is to me.

[@chevychase]

I'm a 69 year old guy in Kentucky and I really enjoyed this video of yours. You are very charming and have a fresh perspective on music. When you get old like I am you don't hear from many young people so I really enjoyed hearing your thoughts on the Bee Gees... a group I listened to non-stop back in my 20s. Thank you for keeping it positive and fun! You give me hope for the future.

[@ArwenLynch61]

63 here and heck yeah on the Bee Gees aka the Brothers Gibbs on repeat. I had the BIGGEST crush on Barry. :D

[@garyneilson3075]

This were singers that never had a bad piece of music, how rare they are!

[@kimberlygarwood-jl5om]

You need to check out You Should Be Dancing . The BeeGees were the best. No auto tune back then. This is pure talent.

[@subwaygoddess1]

You Should Be Dancing is my favorite!

[@andreadeamon6419]

Watch the version with their little brother Andy joining them. That's my favorite

[@andreadeamon6419]

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[@christinefougere]

I'm not ashamed to say we loved disco and we loved this song...But i loved all the BeeGees songs. I heard I Started A Joke when I was in Grade 9 and instantly fell in love with it and the band.

[@chrismills2439]

music that has heart and soul will outlast music that has none. The artists who have passion for their craft will have their music outlive them

[@wandalewis5097]

Three brothers who could harmonize like nobody else great great band. Barry in the middle is still alive. Check out Tragedy and Fannie Be Tender With My Love

[@kelliekretzmer4998]

Tragedy is one of my favorites....of course, there's not a bad song

[@trishburke2845]

Spirits Having Flown is my absolute favorite!

[@crizzy8373]

Fannie Be Tender is beyond beautiful!❤

[@brendawebb3231]

That's the age of disco

[@ellenstoddard7597]

Bee gees is short for brothers Gibb, some of the greatest music in history.

[@mistytharpe3991]

The leader. Barry Gibb is still doing it. Even though he's all alone now😢

[@JCG52577]

The Bee Gees are one of the most financially successful bands of all time. Not just their songs but they were writers and producers for a wide variety of groups.

[@3DJapan]

When someone's heart stops and you're doing chest compressions you do it to the beat of this song. Ironic since you're helping the person stay alive.

[@Pixietoria]

Apt rather than ironic ;)

[@mebaez]

They are walking in New York in 1977. This was part of the Disco era. The BeeGees were brothers and Barry Gibb is the oldest, unfortunately all the younger brothers have all passed. They also sang too much heaven the same year genres soul/r&b. They also sang soft rock.

[@margaretadamson6239]

Yep, been there done that! Cheers!

[@celestialmanrichard8846]

Amazing

[@dianarockwell6256]

Barry was finally inducted into the songwriters Hall of Fame after being ignored for decades and just last fall received a Kennedy Center honor. He’s the last BG, the rest have passed. He’s been heavily married to his wife for over 40 years I believe and they had several children and now have grandchildren. You might know some of the other songs he wrote for other artists, like Islands in the Stream by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers. He did duets with top singers like Barbra Streisand.

[@SheilaMatthews-zu6lm]

They wrote songs for a lot of people. They even wrote the theme song to the movie Grease.

[@kthor]

Barry wrote the theme song for Grease....in one afternoon while watching 2 small children!

[@roseleenehrsam4059]

Barry Gibb wrote islands in the stream a hit by Dolly Pardon and Kenny Rogers.

[@susieq9801]

@@roseleenehrsam4059 - Barry and Robin and Maurice wrote "Islands in the Stream".

[@TheNo1bucsfan]

I grew up with the Bee Gees and they were huge!! They are so talented, you will go down the rabbit hole! Best group ever!!❤

[@mtngrl5859]

Barry Gibb was simply the MAN back in the day, very sexy man. His duets with Barbara Streisand are classic.

[@charlesgomez4218]

To all GenZ folks!! Got to listen to all the old generational music!! 60s,70s,80s its really quite unique!! Thanks to You Tube old school music will will live on forever!! Glad to see so many young people getting into the music I grew up with & truly miss!!

[@karenanderson8830]

how deep is your love is one of my favorite Bee gees songs.

[@somosprotagonistas3851]

Also mine

[@melaniebaran9121]

Yessss the absolute Best!!!!

[@marybean9015]

Every time I hear this I can automatically see John Travolta dancing to it. It does stand the test of time. I'm 61 now and still love the Bee Gees

[@heather6668]

Their early stuff and their songs after the disco era are also amazing. One of my all time favourite bands. All three had such different voices but they blended so well.

[@sherriw7297]

From a 70 yr. Old Gramma with a huge smile on my face, it’s so enjoyable to hear a genz saying they really enjoy this music. Every generation has some really awesome singers and memorable songs.

[@elizabethdyer8937]

All 70 ‘s music is great .Queen,Elo,Eagles and yes Abba ..I’m 73 and I remember dancing in a disco to stayin alive ..lol

[@Mrcool19771]

Voted by billboard as the number 1 disco song of all time . And they were correct .

[@snahg2356]

You just hit the jackpot reacting too these guys because your tapping into a whole new era of subscribers. I danced my way through these guys music, I was born in '63 and they were so phenomenal. Good times.*sigh*

[@Cyannah117]

The Bee Gees…one of the biggest worldwide artists ever! ❤ Sadly Maurice and Robin have passed now and only Barry is still here but they deserve every accolade out there for their contribution to worldwide music. ❤ They deserve their induction to the Kennedy Awards… so sad that Barry is the only one here now to see their accomplishments come to fruition. 😢Their younger brother Andy was also a star.

[@stacie9229]

I love that you love this. Their voices and that bassline are fire. If this song doesn't make you want to move, you must be dead lol

[@renep2220]

I love that bass line Maurice rips on "Jive Talkin'". 🎶🎸

[@leecarlson9713]

My foot and fingers are tapping in time to the music. This is a great piece of music, and the BeeGees were so fun to listen to.

[@trudivecchione9642]

So true. I'm 76 and had to jump up to see if I could remember my old disco moves. Took a few tries but I got most of it. 😅

[@GypsysMom]

I'm 74 and love to watch your reactions to great music! Watch the docs on the Bee Gees, performing together since they were little kids. They wrote all the music for Saturday Night Fever. I love that you are exposing your generation to such great music.

[@lauriecr3690]

I’m 76 and still listen to The Bee Gees. Love them still

[@tnmoppylaura5476]

This song was part of the soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever which you should watch. They are brothers. Barry is the oldest. Robin and Maurice are twins. They had another brother Andy who was a great performer too. He was getting ready to join The Bee Gees when he died from an overdose. robin and Maurice have passed to, leaving Barry as the last one.

[@edgegymnastics8409]

Their sister is alive also

[@MischaGER]

The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is about survival in the streets of New York inspired by the Nic Cohn paperback Tribal Rites of the Saturday Night, who was the plot for the classic Saturday Night Fever Movie, far away from funny. 😆Since 1977 it is now the fifth biggest single of all time with 33 million EAN units sold. It is claimed from in a survey of all radiostations around the globe as most airplayed song of all time in 2017- every 20 seconds - this plays everywhere around the world and for sure it is the most iconic song of the 70´s decade. 🍾It’s a part of our shared cultural heritage now - one of those pop miracles that just never gets old, never wears off, never loses its charge. It remains alive. And indeed one of the most covered pop songs in history.🎖

[@jocelynwighton9237]

The Gibb Brothers are legendary!!

[@cindysaroya1251]

I love watching this young man enjoying the Bee Gees and saying their music makes him want to do laundry and run errands joyously. That's a brilliant, cogent observation, spontaneously spoken from his heart, and it makes me smile.

[@cariboujadewildernesslife9210]

❤

[@lt6134]

This came out in 1977. There weren’t many music ‘videos’ back then so this was a huge treat. We had to watch musicians on tv shows when they first aired or you were out of luck.

[@valerielemaster8224]

I’m lovin’ your reactions to The Bee Gees❣️❣️They were brilliant beyond measure! And I love that you can recognize their amazing harmonies❣️❣️ Another group, vocally, that you might find fascinating as well is “Crosby Stills & Nash”…once you come down from your Bee Gees high, give CS&N a listen. Vocals are killer, late 60’s early 70’s era & all original songs too! Again, thank you for sharing your reactions to this great music, I’m lovin’ it❣️❣️❣️

[@txtopaz7997]

Nobody alive now has this talent

[@crizzy8373]

Their song Fanny Be Tender is a must hear!

[@ephesians28-93]

I love you! This was MY generation.No auto tune back then just raw talent. We are talking a teenager in the 80's here swooning over these guys. Today, 40 years later I appreciate them and their talent all the more. You're affirming reaction and comparison to the junk today is so refreshing, because you are spot on and not afraid to admit it. YOU are adorable. Enjoy the heck out of you too. Subscribed.

[@cjwilson1071]

You’re listening to some of the finest in disco! 💕

[@justinam7117]

The "go & walk down the street" vibe IS it. Look at the movie - " Saturday Night Fever". That hit the nail on the head.

[@oldschool72]

i saw a young man probably in his 30's. Tall black man with a casual suit, kaki pants, suede sport coat and dark brown Oxfords walk into the hotel lobby and every woman in the place turned their heads, Old my age ( 70's ) to young girls in their teens. I haven't seen girls eyes light up like that since the 80's when Men Looked sharp and smart. Sexy with class.. If you want to move up, stand out and don't dress down..

[@renep2220]

You should watch the movie "Saturday night fever"with John Travolta. It was from 1978, the Bee Gees wrote the sound track. It's about the disco era in New York. Great music. THE CLOTHES, HAIR, DANCIN' REALLY SHOW HOW IT WAS. ❤😂💃

[@sherriemihelitch9669]

Yes! When he described, "walking down the street, 3 piece suit, gold watch", literally described John Travolta in "Saturday Night Fever"! GOTTA watch it!!!!! 🤯🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@debbywilkins2239]

I remember dancing to this song in the club in the 70s.

[@renep2220]

@@sherriemihelitch9669 Great movie. The Bee Gees knocked it out of the park with their music and My God, Travolta was totally on point with his dancing.🕺💃🎶

[@leahzaloudek6978]

ok so as a millennial, I've been into music and videos for a while. there wasn't really music videos before this. trailblazing to a funky beat~

[@glennallen239]

Stayin" Alive is one of Two Songs used by the American Red cross to use in CPR. The beat to the song matches the compression rate in CPR. The other song is by Queen called Another One Bites The dust. They prefer Stayin' Alive as that is more optimistic.

[@VicEclectica]

More optimistic. lol Thanks for the laugh

[@Ladybug211211]

Now they’ve chosen 40 Taylor Swift songs also. Some younger people are too young for BeeGees. 😂😂

[@lumarei1]

Was thinking exactly the same 😂

[@VicEclectica]

@@Ladybug211211 They're saving lives; I don't really care what song they use. :)

[@c8Lorraine1]

Six decades of music. Writing for themselves and a wealth of famous artists; Barbara Streisand amongst them.

[@janiceneville4475]

And Celine Dion

[@michellescott9462]

They had a brother named Andy Gibb who was a singer too but he passed away. He was good too. Solo.

[@paulastahl2654]

I am 64 and this is the music when I was a young adult. The Bee Gees came out in the 60’s, but reinvented themselves in the 70’s with disco. And that is what this is….disco music, from the days of going out dancing and Saturday Night Fever. Yes, they were brothers, and grew up singing on shows like Andy Williams and Ed Sullivan. They were fantastic. I am a die hard Pink Floyd Fan, Led Zepplin, and I love The Bee Gees, any era. Try their earlier music, like “ InStarted a Joke”

[@paulettebruno851]

As a nurse training in CPR... The rhythm of compressions was to "Staying Alive'! Love those guys! ❤️

[@terrisue4059]

I saw them live back in 1979 when they had the disco floor stage. They were great live. I still have the concert program and concert ticket. They also had their brother Andy sing a few songs. Great night for sure.

[@diannaf.2919]

MY MAN. I’m 67this yr…THE 70s were are and always will be THE BEST MUSIC EVER!!! Yes us Baby Boomers know our music. There was another brother who died Andy Gibbs. Very much missed!

[@Prone2Thrill]

Bee Gees are such fire - the singing and production on this are incredible. The strings are gorgeous, Barry adding his highs, the harmonies of course and the inspirational messages. I suggest another great high energy song from them "You should be dancing" is probably my favorite song of theirs along with "Lonely days" from the older school.

[@lauradoll4248]

Taped in 1977 on a MGM backlot in California. From Wikipedia: "In the United States, it would become the second of six consecutive number-one singles, tying the record with the Beatles for most consecutive number ones in the United States at the time (a record broken by Whitney Houston who achieved seven consecutive number-ones)."

[@robinkent7378]

BeeGee's was The Brother's Gibbs. So talented. Their younger brother Andy was a teen heartthrob when I was a girl.

[@robbieoverby1694]

1979 big hit. Saw them in concert at dodger stadium in LA. The place was packed.

[@annebishop9634]

The Bee Gees are so much more than disco. Please check out their catalog. You will be amazed.

[@CarolynFarrington-wf6ec]

They are gorgeous and sing such great music. !!!

[@carolinerose5003]

Bee Gees, awsome.. There came a time in their life to make a choice to be famous criminals or famous Singers, they made the right choice 😊❤

[@Cokoshea]

lol so true

[@elaineproffitt1032]

Their beautiful hair! Beautiful voices! 3 geniuses!

[@ConnieRamirez-i6n]

You really are amazing to listen to. I’m 59 and I love remembering fun happy music,thanks 😊

[@nelerhabarber5602]

So funny, when you said, the song makes you change something. Robin : "The subject matter of 'Stayin' Alive' is actually quite a serious one; It's about survival in the streets of New York, and the lyrics actually say that". Barry Gibb also recalls, "People crying out for help. Desperate songs. Those are the ones that become giants. The minute you capture that on record, it's gold. 'Stayin' Alive' is the epitome of that. Everybody struggles against the world, fighting all the bullshit and things that can drag you down. And it really is a victory just to survive. But when you climb back on top and win bigger than ever before, well that's something everybody reacts to everybody".

[@kristenkrueger5527]

Straight up John Travolta move dance scene! This is point finger to sky disco 🌼🌼gotta love it! 💐🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

[@theresarosenberg6170]

CLASSIC!!!!

[@carolinerose5003]

All of their songs are great, to hard to pick 5 😊

[@Rise2theTopAdam4ever]

One the last true harmonizing groups to grace our lifetime.

[@larryhunter7368]

This was probably one of the first 100 music videos ever made. The sound and video had to be recorded separately and put together in post production. Pre-MTV for sure.

[@amyinqc]

And don't forget their baby brother, Andy Gibb! Died waaaaay to young!

[@phyrepharie]

I am a boomer, good to meet converts.

[@Jetz316]

My mom loved this song! It’s pretty good.

[@VicEclectica]

Makes you want to strut? lol I get it. Me too. I was around for Saturday Night Fever and for Disco. It was all about the strut. :)

[@drshelkie4153]

I was a junior in High school in 1978! John Travolta was THE ONE Strutting to this BEAT to open Saturday Night Fever!! The genre was DISCO!

[@superbakerspies]

You'll never see anything like this today or hear anything this good!

[@kenneth2875]

The Bee Gee have a 4th brother Andy Gibb who had a solo career. They are from Australia. This is from 1977. The best of this song is used when giving someone CPR. You press on the person’s chest to the beat of this song

[@revolcane]

They were born in England, they later moved to Australia.

[@stacie9229]

Andy Gibb was awesome

[@renep2220]

@@stacie9229 He looked like Barry's" mini me". Barry and Andy looked more like twins than Robin and Maurice, the real twins. 😉

[@rosemarywoolley8394]

They were British. Over to Australia when they were about 8 to 10 years old. Moved back to England in their teens to make it big.

[@valeriedavidson2785]

Bee Gees were British.

[@patriciaberliner8050]

So wonderful to hear your thoughtful reaction to the BeeGees,a truly great group. Such great music in the 60s and 70s, so thankful to be from that era. I still listen to it all. Favorite songs I still know by heart from when I was just 5. If there are other guys like you out there, I wish I was 40 years younger! Anyway, try Chicago, The great Joni Mitchell and her buddies Crosby, Stills, Nash and Neil Young. Elton John, Judy Collins, John Denver, Fleetwood Mac, Seals and Croft, Loggins and Messina, Carpenters, Neil Diamond. It's endless. Hope to hear more from you.

[@lindalee635]

I loved cleaning my house to these guys all the time 😅❤

[@annekissel3444]

My husband and I found that listening to '70s disco music was the best music for getting our house painted and set up for sale. It just makes the work go faster and happier.

[@70sMusicLady]

Barry in black shirt, oldest. Robin in red shirt and Maurice (pronounced Morris) in the more white shirt are twins. Barry is now 77 and the only brother still with us. There is an older sister who is not involved in the music industry. There was a younger brother Andy who had his own career. Andy died in 1988, Maurice in 2003 and Robin in 2012. This video is from 1977. It is a song from the "Saturday Night Fever" movie. Their music dates back to the '60s and continued until 2003 when Maurice died. Barry still records and does some concerts. Sir Barry was knighted by then Prince Charles a few years ago, and just recently became a Kennedy Center Honoree. They have completely different musical styles but together they sound like one voice, they could all do the falsetto although Barry did it most of the time. Try listening to songs with the different brothers singing lead .. Just a fun fact... Barry and his wife have been married 53 years.

[@sandyleewhite]

😎😎😎 *The Bee Gee's are what cool looked like, in the 70's & 80's* 😎😎😎

[@ivyvines6708]

When you talk about the BeeGees you are talking amazing. You are correct they were brothers, and there were no other groups as great as they were on the charts. Absolutely no auto-tune for them. All their talent was pure natural. Auto-tune for them would have been an insult. They were that good. I would recommend giving a listen to a song called "Inside And Out". If you like the vibe "Staying Alive", this song has that same kind of groove to it. I'm an old kid now, but the memories of the BeeGees have always stayed with me. I like your channel King. Will be watching for more of the videos. Happy New Year to you and yours.

[@birgittalagerstrom6264]

Yea, get the three peace suit and walk to this music in your ears down the road. 😀❤ and tape it!

[@MsDebv]

In addition to their vocal talents, Barry and The Brothers Gibb wrote or co-wrote more than 1,000 songs, many of which were enormous hits for other artists.

[@mariabykofsky4502]

The B'Gees walked with such swag in "Staying Alive" The seventies had the best music, and the best dances...

[@3DJapan]

The epitome of disco.

[@staceyp434]

I’m 53 I grew up with all this kind of music. I had Bee Gees record and it kept skipping. My mom returned it so many times I almost felt sorry for the place. Thanks Mom I love the Bee Gees.

[@jdpaddon]

Some songs make you want to dance. This one makes you want to STRUT.

[@keithmcevers7059]

That bass line sure adds to the songs groove

[@johnny45042]

They were the top of the Disco era. The sound track is in the movie Saturday Night Fever and stars John Travolta like you've never seen him!

[@dawnscheerhoorn9583]

Oh yeah! Bring back the hair! Love it

[@kikivon3501]

Their stuff slaps !!!!

[@geofffitz1497]

Great before disco. Proven. Because they're also the inly disco worth listening to. Genius.

[@garyneilson3075]

You explained and described it well

[@JimKerr-xl2jt]

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