FIRST TIME HEARING THE BEE GEES TOO MUCH HEAVEN REACTION

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[@PanSearedRibeye68]

Barry Gibb and his brothers Robin and Maurice. They wrote all the music for the movie soundtracks for Grease and Saturday Night Fever.

[@alana3914]

Best wedding music ever "Wedding Day" by the BeeGees

[@ritaturner368]

It’s very interesting to me, being an old woman, that these lovely youngsters who do these reaction videos, reaaallly groove to the music of my youth.

[@annjohnson7255]

Agree Rita! I kinda snickered when he said new band...just introduced to. I get it ...new to him but oh so old in the world. I love, love, LOVE the disco era! Go BeeGees!!

[@yvonnebannon7623]

I agree!!!!

[@blogginsriverbymnl48isabop86]

Great music and great singers never go out of style.

[@chevy266nova]

I feel the same.

[@maryruggiero2884]

ditto!! i love that they love the same stuff i do!! crazy, isn't it?

[@anya40]

Us "old people" are loving this. So glad you are listening to the Bee Gees!

[@paulrevererider7392]

WWG1WGA! And loving great music right here

[@Cherryvanilla27]

Kanga Seymour they call us “boomers”. The new version of the “n” word.

[@たける-r8d]

@Susan Harris no it isnt, chill out grandma. The n word is still the n word.

[@pinksugarcookies71]

Right?? I love it when young people find our music and appreciate it. Look at his smile! He loves it.

[@dianagerding8541]

Susan Harris I know!! It’s totally rude too. Without us ‘ boomers’ you kiddos would not be alive!! Duh. It’s called different generations. We had ‘ older’ people when we were young too, but we respected them for their great stories and life skills. Now we’re just totally made fun of..

[@peacenowar4886]

Dude, these guys sold 250 million records!! Amazing band but most of all incredible songwriters. They are simply LEGENDS!

[@heatherfadden7278]

This was when singers didn’t need to alter their voices with technology!! That’s real talent !

[@andrewtucker94]

They absolutely did alter their voices with technology! There were incredibly developed production techniques - reverb, compression, EQ, mic choice even by the '70s. Not that they aren't great

[@artiegloucester532]

@@andrewtucker94 the fact that they used the BEST tecnology ( like the others great artist) doesnt mean that they were not geniuses , their voices are perfectly recorded but are REAL VOICES, before to Talk and critize them you should listen them singging live without band and to read what Albhy Galuten (co-producer) and Karl Richardson (sound enginieer) told several times about their excelence vocal harmonies and great excelence to récord their music.....they were the greatest, ........some of respect and less ignorance

[@artiegloucester532]

@@andrewtucker94 and their falsetto was REAL ....nor autotune neither false digital falsetto

[@omnibus4157]

@@artiegloucester532 He meant singers in general, not specifically the Bee Gees. *_Everyone_* knows that the Bee Gees could sing naturally and needed no production tricks.

[@marlenevandyne5279]

Neither one can read music ! I BeeGees so freaking talented. I'm 65 and I still love them. RIP Morris and Robbin

[@movieguy11a]

Back when singers could SING...the Bee Gees are ICONIC

[@aaf1548]

No Autotune, talent was real or not

[@strictlynorton]

Hair standing up on the back your neck tune! The Gibbs are total OG's!

[@Jasmin-ux5ho]

Yep..that was when music was music and vocals were vocals

[@paulhue86]

...and play instruments!

[@theodoreritola9758]

THIS WAS THE SWEET 1970s

[@erniearambula3525]

Too Much Heaven has got to be the Best All Time Love Song.

[@lauriecornell6169]

The brothers Gibb were true musical geniuses. Their songwriting was unparalleled.

[@stephenhough4957]

Laurie Cornell Totally agree. They’re underrated because they were tagged with being disco but before and after that brief era they were writing fantastic melodies, harmonies and lyrics. They were and are songwriting geniuses.

[@Shenanigan5]

I was today's years old when I realised what the bee gees stood for!

[@louisevangeyzel9960]

Couldn’t agree more

[@rebeltvr6046]

I listen to Hip Hop, mumble rap, and stuff like that, but that voice...damn...his voice hits my soul. That's rare. Legend.

[@kayomholt-montague7661]

As well as their stellar harmonies.

[@2Brian]

This is like watching a kid open his presents on Christmas morning.

[@star3006]

😂😂👍🏼🇮🇪🇮🇪

[@karenbonham1359]

I really enjoyed watching this young man digging my old favorite!

[@amys5715]

Makes me so happy, too!

[@stevetournay3731]

And this one's mild compared to when Jovaughn reacts to Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli, "Time To Say Goodbye". Look that one up and watch it. It's priceless...

[@karenbork706]

Best way to say this!

[@phantomcollector1976]

ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SONGS OF ALL TIME

[@Harrzack]

The “guy in the middle” is Barry Gib - a true legend, and happens to be the Last BeeGee Standing. 😍

[@vivians9392]

Every time I see him in an interview, he seems so, so sad to be left alone without one of his brothers! They were a close knit family...

[@HD-er2cq]

He was also the oldest. My heart breaks for him.💔😢

[@sandragrimes5673]

Harrzack yes it’s sad that he is the only one left

[@connellhunte]

Yep. And his voice is still golden

[@anthonywilliams8882]

Surprisingly to he has a deep speaking voice, his falsetto was discovered by accident while fooling around in the studio.

[@carolynwilliams482]

That was a Beautiful Era Baby! Song about Love and Devotion, not sex and disrespect!

[@pamelasmith6221]

Kids today who don’t understand true music don’t know harmony, actual singing and songs that aren’t about sex or drugs. Now it’s all women writhing around half dressed and rapping. This is music.

[@the_reuse_queen]

#FACTS

[@shepopop]

Such lovely era , I am glad to have been part of it . The time , you didn’t need to lock your front door .

[@cathyjoyner2838]

Word!!

[@jzratk]

Not that I disagree but 1979 was also the start of the Iran Hostage Crisis....and Fonzi jumping the shark the year before, LOL

[@pennieshivaie9343]

I'm 56 yrs old, and the Bee Gees will ALWAYS be #1 to me !!!!!!!

[@ollerpops]

Barry Gibb was a thing of beauty for the eyes to behold, damn...

[@Sooopa_Doopa]

He's still alive

[@seanhall5024]

He's 73 as of the Year 2020

[@nancykelly9712]

It's so unfortunate all the other brothers, even their youngest not part of the group, have all died. Only Barry is alive now. 😢

[@paulette2597]

The Bee Gees are genious. Always will be the best artists in the world......I've been waiting for a proposal from Barry Gibb since I was 10yrs old😉

[@alicesrestaurant1206]

MY crush Forever❤❤❤❤🎶🌺🌻🌼🌹

[@veliciahiley7652]

Barry’s falsetto is 🔥🔥🔥, not too many male singers can do that.

[@tshepisomodise5192]

Velicia Hiley i agree with you, only few can do that ,the late Prince , MJ and Brian McKnight can do falsetto as well

[@christineb.3744]

I remember when people would say his voice was that high because his pants were so tight. 🙄 True talent, all the brothers

[@bobbymessbob2547]

@@christineb.3744 but he wore them better than most women in his time , that time, and definitely ours..😂

[@altl888]

My husband's in his 60s and still can!

[@angryjalapeno]

For me the Bee Gee's falsetto stand out because they don't just hit notes, they make them expressive.

[@haroldlee1989]

The BeeGees are untouchable; their music is so comforting; this song.is soooooooo amazing, you can hear the ranges of their voices; the BeeGees are exceptional artists

[@susancohen8009]

Glad you listen and like them!! Also, Indian Summer by BeeGEE and Roy Orbison!

[@kthor]

@@susancohen8009Indian Summer is by Barry & Roy Orbison!

[@vivians9392]

The Bee Gees harmony and vocals gave me chills, and still do! What a musical family...

[@Redbaron808]

Me too! Chicken skin! Lol

[@zaynolcri2634]

Exactly.. growing up listening to bee gees music I'm 26 tho

[@patriciaharrell1303]

I love them guys 😍

[@BTRNKOTBSBlover]

@@zaynolcri2634 I grew up listening to them also and I'm 26 as of Jan 2020 and will never get tired of their music

[@normanmccallum4352]

The bee gees' great songwriters 'harmoniser's'' great muscians' 'and singers...😎❤

[@ElleS572]

From someone born in the early 70's, watching your reaction to the Bee Gee's was awesome!

[@melstevens5]

This song is just harmony perfection. The harmonies of these brothers is something that is beyond words. So sad that Barry is the only brother still with us.

[@juanitaduval9856]

The other 3 brothers passed way to soon. So much more music to give the world .They were beautiful

[@beautytube1]

Timeless classic....their voices are melted like butter in the sun. You’re reaction is spot on!

[@dionnecoburn134]

I grew up listening to them!! No auto tune!!!! That's how the 70's were!!! You would have loved that era!!! They did the sound tract to Saturday Night Fever!!! You have just scratched the surface!! I can tell you are a free thinker!! Love your reactions,never change!!!!

[@ronbertka]

Music was so much better back then. No canned, no cookie cutter, everyone had different sound, talent. No matter your mood it could take you high or comfort you while low.

[@i.m.7710]

@@ronbertka I'm 65 and I don't agree. Don't be a fuddy duddy and close yourself off to young musicians of today. There are always excellent musicians in every generation. Open your heart to appreciate them.

[@samaduampoma2449]

@@i.m.7710 Ron, you misinterpreted the comment. We are comparing "apples to apples". We are referring to what was commercially and broadly popular in 1977 with teenagers back then, with what is commercially and broadly popular in 2020 with teenagers today. That is the comparison we are making. There are many talented 22 year old young people today. However, for many reasons that are too varied to get into here, they are not broadly popular with the teenagers of today. That is why we end up comparing "Billie Eilish" with "The Bee Gees", or "Justin Beiber" with "Stevie Wonder". If you truly believe that Justin Beiber is just as talented as Stevie Wonder, then I don't know what to tell you. LoL! Lastly, you conveniently forget that the technology (like auto-tune, pitch correction, quantizing tracks, etc.) that recording artists in 2020 take for granted and use all the time, did not exist back in 1977 when the Bee Gees recorded "Too Much Heaven". Back then all they had were their musical instruments, their divine talent, and their extraordinary musicianship. Yet look at the songs they came up with? Amazing! The musical standards in contemporary music were much higher back in 1977 than they are in 2020. Also the quality of songwriting was higher than they are today. In closing, I am 55 years old and have been a professional musician for 30 years, here in LA, and have witnessed a lot that has changed in the music industry. The culture has also changed and left it's imprint on the industry too - and not always for the better. In today's world, whether you can play an instrument in order to be called a great musician, is irrelevant. Back in 1977, it was required. I hope this gives you some key differences you may have overlooked, in the comparison being made between now and back then. A big thank you to the Bee Gees for this great song, and to record executive Robert Stigwood (RIP) for putting the whole Saturday Night Fever soundtrack together. He was the one who convinced the Bee Gees to commit to the project. Enjoy! Cheers, Sam.

[@jessiem276]

@@samaduampoma2449 I totally agree!

[@jeperstone]

I half believe that auto tune was invented to make lesser singers sound like the Bee Gees. I'm not a huge fan but, my God, they're good at what they do

[@GavinsMarineMom]

Your sweet expressions while listening to Barry's falsetto made my day!!

[@susieq7401]

Melanie G - Robin's vibrato and soul made me cry.

[@patriciaharrell1303]

They had the sexy voice

[@ivysporeling3909]

agreed

[@cindipossidento5688]

Me toooo !!!!! 😘

[@terrygist8998]

Does my heart good to see the younger generations enjoying my era's music good will always be good

[@sharon8015]

The 60s through the 80s were the best music. wasn't it

[@bonniewilson7034]

I agree! Music from the 60's through the 80's was the BEST!!

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

👍💕

[@you2449]

It's *Impossible* to set your expectations too high for the Bee Gees. It Can't Happen !! They will Always Surpass it.

[@Lena-rk8fu]

It is impossible that this man never heard this song in his live before😵😱😉

[@mydogjesus]

The Bee Gees take you to another planet. No one on the Earth makes sounds come out of the speakers like them. If that song "Too Much Heaven" were to come on over the grocery store speakers.... you would suddenly stop, forget what you wanted to purchase, and be transported into their world. That's the power their songs possess. They even wrote songs for others that you have probably heard and never realized that the songwriting of Barry Gibb (the one in the middle) wrote songs like "Grease IS The Word" for the movie Grease... and "I Am A Woman In Love" for Barbara Striesand, and so many others.... Barry Gibb and his brothers are 3 of the most talented singer/songwriter/producer band teams that has ever lived. I respect The Beatles, but I can't live without hearing and breathing in a Bee Gees song at least once a year. It's like the cleanest mountain air, and the most beautiful love story ever told.

[@marysutherland8236]

Al DeTrolio Great comment! I’ve done that when they play their songs when I’m shopping 🤗

[@BS-dq1kz]

Love this comment! I agree!

[@ivysporeling3909]

They also wrote "Islands in the Stream" sung by Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers

[@33MarciS]

One of my favorite songs written by them is Dionne Warwick'e Heartbreaker.

[@casalaiz4413]

Best comment I've EVER heard on KZbin or anywhere! Jayvee, No, you are NOT the only one.......💜💜💜

[@nysteve2011]

I'm not only snapping my fingers, I'm crying.

[@marshallmom1962]

Awwww... hugs.....

[@coletteeffel4581]

Ditto. Reminds me of my dad, he looked ALOT like Barry Gibb. These were the days ...I was only a small kid but I loved watching my dad dance and teach me to dance to this ‘Disco’ era and jam to Classic Rock.

[@jackit9463]

Check out their baby brother Andy Gibb. “I just want to be your everything.”

[@antoinettewatson1632]

Andy had a beautiful voice too. I miss his beautiful voice.

[@robellard9079]

One of my favourite songs - cry - every time I hear it and think about losing him so young 😪

[@rrg1013able]

One of my all time favorite songs...

[@pelosishammer50]

Haha my room was plastered with Andy Gibb posters in the late 70's. Sad he died so young.

[@maryannthornes4984]

And to watch them on stage. Wow. I saw them on PBS on TV.

[@Susiemoorephoto]

Bee Gees are my favorite group of all time. There will never be another like them!

[@somethingyousaid5059]

As musical vocalists they were freaks of nature.

[@JakeyFlakey100]

T'weren't FREAKS, they was BROTHERS! :) Been harmonizing since the crib! kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKKvhWVsgJ1sh9E

[@jitaamesuluma9730]

no, they have a hint of mongolian in them and that gives them the mongolian ability to control their neck muscles and make sounds your average human can not make , being manx boys they will have viking , vikings traded with mongols early on and they also traded women , mostly women they stole in raids , if you understand humans and how Barry looks its easy to know why they had such perfect falsetto voices , i am a huge fan

[@somethingyousaid5059]

@@JakeyFlakey100 It should be obvious that I was using the expression "freaks of nature" as a backhanded compliment to them.

[@papercup2517]

@@jitaamesuluma9730 I always thought it was their tight trousers that forced them to sing so high.. I mean, come on, you can clearly see Barry's individual testicles here... ;-)

[@JohnnyAngel8]

It's falsetto. Look it up.

[@rafaelwebprint4451]

THEY WHERE SO HUGE, MAN. I can't tell you how great they where in their time.

[@valeries9290]

They sing like angels!!!! Amazing

[@kens6169]

It’s hard to believe that so many young people have never even heard the Bee Gees. Amazing! This is what true music is.

[@rainbowruby8394]

I'm 34. Before quarantine bee gees = weird high voice to me 🤣 I love How Can You Mend A Broken Heart but i thought they covers it because i thought they're supposed to be a disco group. And i vaguely remember Alone. And when i saw This Is Where I Came In on tv when i was young, i thought "why the guy with shades sings the song? Isn't the guy with long hair supposed to be the main vocalist? 🤔" Here i am now. Can't stop listening to their songs and loving robin 😆

[@bhaws17]

"How deep is your love" was their best!

[@helgapataki7618]

bhaws17 Yes! I'll never get tired of listening to that song. It's actually hard to pick the best because their songs are just so well-crafted.

[@Runningfromtheherd]

@@helgapataki7618 I started a joke, da best.

[@jacquelinefitzwilliam-carr9673]

@@Runningfromtheherd oh gosh! How much do I love that song. Spirits Having Flown is a fab Album. The last track 'Until' 😭😭💘💘

[@carolynhestandkennedy]

Agreed

[@marar6379]

@@helgapataki7618 My favorite! It gives me goose bumps still.

[@Battleaxedeut32]

I'm 65 and in the '70's the Bee Gees were topping the charts and Saturday Night Fever was THE movie! I still play their music and Too Much Heaven was my favorite! Glad that you enjoyed it.

[@JacesOwnWorld]

People who like todays music don’t know what music really is.

[@zaynolcri2634]

True

[@dabrownguy7356]

Agreed, the 1970’s overall I believe was the greatest decade for music. The classic songs from the different genres that came out of that decade is unmatched.

[@abc-ni9uw]

They don't like it their just stuck with it unfortunately

[@cottypodo]

Lyf3 1z TOUGH Nobody (almost) is ever “stuck” with music they don’t like. Most have the option to pick a song, a genre, a playlist etc and listen to something they enjoy. Don’t like it? Don’t listen to it. So many alternatives! 💃 🎶

[@笑哈哈-p3g]

Jace’s Own World ti This is really music and song nowadays ones are shit

[@dhstories]

Check out How can you mend a broken heart Bee Gee's

[@tessoh-qs1ts]

@Dan Hubert It is my 'hands down' favorite. Thanks for mentioning it. Most people will never know how very profound that song is, nor how exquisitely they performed it.

[@jenniepenny2967]

Dan Hubert YESSS!!!! My absolute favorite of theirs.

[@theresistance2641]

Great song Dan. Check this one out kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIHaoYmAYsp8nck

[@debrawoodydebrawoodymiracl9688]

Oh yes

[@aslobos]

Gorgeous song.

[@dianeashworth2311]

The singer in the middle is Barry, the oldest Gibb brother. On each side are his twin brothers, Robin and Maurice, who are both dead. Their younger brother was Andy Gibb, also deceased. Barry is the only one left. The BeeGees wrote all of their own songs as well as many more for other singers. True talent like this doesn’t come along in a lifetime.

[@lindamoss4297]

Listen to "How deep is your love". I was a fan in the 70's and still is. They are brothers.

[@chacha1357]

Caught a tear hearing this song. I remember my parents dancing to this song in the living room when I was little girl. Thank you for the memory!

[@gilberttollardo270]

Always puts tears in my eyes to hear the beegees.heavenly music

[@casalaiz4413]

Whenever I'm feeling sad, stressed out or depressed, I listen to the BeeGees. Some of their songs were ballads and I know every word of their songs. God sent me the BeeGees music to save on Psychologist, Rehab and mental health care. I owe Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb for my sanity. I love Words, How Deep is your Love and the First of May. RIP Robin and Maurice. God bless Barry and his family. 💜💜💜

[@richiep1713]

@@casalaiz4413 Here here. I really hope Barry has found peace 💖

[@chantalbernard]

They started singing professionally as kids so they were masters as adults

[@thorstrebla980]

I love their cover of Please Please Me. Robin and Maurice were maybe 11, but still perfect harmonies.

[@tellibear]

When you first hear the song it’s as if you never want the song to end and being born in 71 my family listen to everything from Bee Gees to Tina turner to Marvin Gaye to all of Motown and on top of that ABBA

[@kurtyoung6769]

You had me until " Abba" LOL

[@lena-mariag.louis-charles3579]

👍 💙💛

[@mariavieira9379]

I love all

[@Cherryvanilla27]

Michael Jackson adored them and they were his models. He said “How Do You Mend a Broken Hesrt” was the “perfect song” . My favorite is “Fanny”. Try it!

[@JonahNobleRelationshipCoach]

I LOVE Fanny!

[@jackieau1908]

The best music, the best times!

[@Cherryvanilla27]

berkeleybenje it’s the most beautiful. It still rips my heart out.

[@jensinwell7812]

I love their Fanny Be tender and Love so Right

[@teatimedrinker1]

“Fanny” is a great one. Harmonically, these boys hold the flame

[@Will_DiGiorgio]

It goes to show how under rated the Bee Gees are, even most of the younger generation have heard of the Beatles, and the Bee Gees were arguably just as important in music history.

[@dianeoliver9041]

They were more important, gave the world so much more music than the Beatles ever did! The Bee Gees were amazing & so was their brother Andy!!! 👍🏻♥️♥️♥️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼♥️

[@dianeoliver9041]

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[@mangojulie123]

The Bee Gees (RIP Maurice and Robin, the twins) were among the greats of the 70s ... the GOLDEN ERA of music. Now Javyvee, go listen to the whole album. No need to post your reaction because we already know that it will be exactly the same as this video. Amd when you're done with the album, go look at the movie, Saturday Nilght Fever. You'll here most of their hits in that one.

[@heathergall6431]

Robin Gibb singing "I started a joke" live in concert is absolutely amazing!

[@sallymcmanus9198]

@Heather Gall That song is so wonderful, & now, to me, so very sad now that Robin’s no longer with us. I listened to it yesterday because I love the song & ended up shedding a tear or two at the end. 😢 Their music is timeless to me & it saddens me that we can’t hear the 3 of them harmonize anymore

[@miamidolphinsfan]

agree 100% love that song

[@jeremyboyce1537]

Don't mention it ,Ooooooooh.

[@lindayoungs4292]

You can't beat them there talent is amazing.there music heartfelt and harmony unmatched.all 3 are super talented

[@CREDirect]

God doesn't make Falsetto singers like this any more. Check El DeBarge (Group: DeBarge) was another amazing falsetto.

[@TheresaPowers]

What a load of bullshit. God has made millions of fallsettos and He will make more.

[@lynnza1006]

sit down Karen #notbullshit

[@alilahsutton6888]

Phillip Bailey, Eddie Kendrick

[@belleferrar8898]

Listen to their earliest songs from the 60's, when they were at their best (Massachusetts, Words, To Love Somebody, I Just Gotta Get a Message To You, New York Mining Disaster...just to name a few). The Bee Gee's have always been beyond awesome.

[@mzphillips53]

It's like the Bee Gees had 3 separate careers. The starting around 1967 thru maybe 1971. Then a few years went by and you didn't hear from then. Around the mid seventies they had their songs used in the movie Saturday Night Fever. Then nothing and then a few more songs. I liked each "career" even though they sounded quite different. I don't think Barry started singing in falsetto till the mid seventies. My favorites are the early songs from the sixties. There were actually 5 Bee Gees when they started. Massachusetts I just got to get a message to you Words I started a joke The New York Mining Disaster How Do You Mend a Broken Heart

[@tessoh-qs1ts]

I am with you on Massachusetts. It's lyrically raw but so exquisitely voiced by Maurice (?) Hope I got that right.

[@Spacejockey426]

Don't forget "I Started a Joke" . . . I couldn't believe that was them, since all I knew prior was their work from the mid-70's when I grew up . . .

[@InsubordinationFreak]

Oh agree. They're 60s stuff is the best. 80s 90s not too shabby either.

[@InsubordinationFreak]

@@tessoh-qs1ts Likewise. Taking nothing away from Barry and his tremendously unique vocals blending with his brothers', but Robin can also take you to another place and soar to heights also.

[@lovelyshirl]

All on one mic, NO autotune...they were of another planet. Out-of-this-world, bro. Reminds me of when I was young and free. ❤❤❤

[@lunachickfringe5319]

Two words: Jive Talkin'. You'll love it. It's got that 70s funk beat.

[@mediamannaman]

I remember hearing a story (I think it was Casey Kasem telling it on American Top 40) about how that song was created. The brothers were in a car that was crossing a bridge, and the sound of the tires crossing over the spans of the bridge created a beat that got in their heads and they made up the song to match the beat. It has been almost 50 years since I heard the story, but it went something like that.

[@sarahhickman8377]

@@mediamannaman Yep. I've heard Barry and Maurice both tell that story too

[@lokieec.r.p.swarrior8740]

@@mediamannaman "Casey Kasem telling it on American Top 40" WOW!! Talk about a blast from the past. He was probably the most famous DJ of all time. I used to love hearing info on the songs and the letter of the week always made me cry. Every Sunday I would be listening while trying to make my "MIX TAPE" ! LOL

[@dpitts5]

Omg i got that 45 for my 12th birthday and loved it!

[@jennifergreen8649]

Everyone has heard Staying Alive at least. But the Bee Gees are so incredible. They were. I can't imagine how Barry feels being the oldest and only one left. Andy the youngest Gibb brother died first, then Maurice and Robin. But they will always remain alive as long as we listen and give respect to the artists, the music, the love that goes into it that then comes out as fantastic art.

[@cottypodo]

Jennifer Green I just watched a video with Barry the other night. He said he feels terrible because he and his mom have outlived the 3 youngest boys. But mainly he feels sad because when each of them passed, he wasn’t on good terms with them. He said it’s something he has to live with. So sad. And yes, they are incredible! 💜

[@alloyd759]

The VERY FACT you are listening to this + enjoying it AS MUCH is SUCH a TRIBUTE to The AMAZING BEE GEES + proves music has NO age, colour, status or ANY other SEPARATION of the human soul........it's JUST MINDBLOWING MUSIC!!!!!!!

[@guittadabe5214]

During their time they were the biggest band. Number 1 hit after number 1. They were so overplayed on the radio that at some point the public just got tired, so they started writing songs for other artists, and those songs went to number 1!

[@bonnieoles4212]

I never got tired of hearing their songs on the radio.

[@vandeolkon]

I cried when Robin Gibb died. I loved him so much. Andy too...

[@lisadearing5960]

Oh me too! I was heart broken! Sat at my desk at work and cried! 😩

[@denisedoran8734]

I cried when Robin died, I loved him and his voice omg his voice

[@Angelicwings1]

I was so sad to hear as well. I’m a younger gen but Robin just connected with me for some reason.

[@vandeolkon]

I’m so happy to know it wasn’t just me....something about Robin. And the poor parents lost 3 kids, and they are still alive. Just heartbreaking.

[@free4living]

I listen to them almost every day, my 9 year old knows this song by heart. Robin my favorite BG's heartbroken when he died. I love to listen to" I started a Joke" just to hear his voice. 😢

[@leegriffin2582]

found it! the first vid ever of bee gees! that started the bee gees journey for u ! love love all ur vids J - love ur music journey! love bein a part of it - congrats on ur success!

[@deannacrownover3]

Oh! That was such a great time to grow up! At that time we had heartthrob posters of Peter Frampton and Rodger Daltrey and very possibly David Cassidy, (who remembers Teen Beat and Tiger Beat?) We read Mad Magazine, watched the not quite ready for Prime Time Players on Saturday Night Live and Monty Python... We all got caught "holding weed for a friend" (and, that's when there were five strains of weed in the world LOL!) The Bee Gees were putting out amazing music on a steady basis, John Travolta learned how to dance and we had the greatest time ever! The 70's was a BLAST! (And mostly a blur!)

[@phyllisb4634]

Totally right on!😉😂The story of my teen years.

[@ceciliaramos2280]

Yes to all if that!!! Very well said. This generation will never understand.

[@MzClementine]

Deanna Crownover 💆🏻‍♀️

[@travisrussell9166]

omg I was the right age,at the right time. so much music,so many memories even though a lot of the memories where in a cloud of smoke lol. dahm I would love to go back just for one day if I could

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Deffo, my era the 70's, best music, such a great mixed bag from soul, rock, pop, reggae etc, we had it all

[@geokaragiannis]

It’s surprising that you haven’t heard of the Bee Gees considering that this band has done as much or more for the music world than any any other band or singer in history, in my opinion...Major catalogue of hit after hit... Cheers

[@lindatoten6452]

There are a lot of singers out there that have not been heard of. I am one of many people who is in that bracket.

[@JoeBlow_4]

@@lindatoten6452 Interestingly, Barry, the brother in the center has written songs for many musicians you have heard of. ;) He's a prolific songwriter as well.

[@nasty_slapper]

I agree. And it's a bit strange that even though they are certainly well known, they are nonetheless underrated/under-represented comparatively speaking when you consider just how significant they actually were, IMHO. Perhaps that is because although they were very diverse and had much success in various musical niches, this particular version of the Bee Gees became so big so fast, and were so distinct that many people sort of typecast them and fail to recall all their other successes. Also, I don't think many people realize how influential they were via their songwriting, etc. Heck, they wrote half the dang hits of the 70s :)

[@JakeyFlakey100]

Yup, They were also prolific song writers.

[@merricat3025]

@Mike Morbuk actually they were British they also did very well in US. Barry the only surviving brother lives in Florida

[@ek3197]

Listen to "Tragedy." Actually, you can't go wrong with any BeeGees song.

[@eightiefiv3]

good call

[@heybabywassssup]

"How Deep is Your Love" is my favorite Bee Gees song. 💗

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

heybabywassssup Same here:)

[@pamking357]

Mine too

[@chrissimsdesign2]

Same. One of my favorite songs, period. Never gets old.

[@petercmhanna]

heybabywassssup best song in history imo always been #1 on my list

[@jamesboyd5305]

Falsetto King...Barry Gibb...you my friend shared the greatest reaction to this song that I have seen so far

[@louiseblais3787]

I love watching you! Love that you play so many 70s songs!

[@charitylane3720]

This really takes me back! Life was so much easier, kids could be kids and nobody got offended about everything...I really wish we could turn back time sometimes...Brothers Gibb were awsome! Great reaction!! ♥️💯

[@charitylane3720]

@50 Shades of Ray Thank you!! ♥️

[@brayb9834]

God in Heaven knows I miss the 70s. Lucky to live during that time.

[@brayb9834]

@I'm your Huckleberry Wow, I wish I had your collection! I would love to be able to listen to that music all day long and pick an artist. I had every Boston album, Olivia Newton-John, Lionel Richie, etc. You're so fortunate to have them on CDs! Did you just collect them overtime? I watch American Idol primarily to be able to hear a lot of the great old songs that actually had a story behind them and evoked feelings that made you think about life; music today sucks

[@LRPag1]

Charity Lane SAME!!!

[@melindat5711]

You can hear SO much more when listening with headphones. They are the best at harmonizing.

[@sharcrum]

I just love how so many people have tuned back in to the greatness of the BeeGee's! I love them and have since I was a teen in the 70s. Thank you all so much! Enjoy!!!!

[@keisablack8560]

This black girl had a crush on Barry & The late Andy Gibb. Two sexy beast! 😍😜🎧🎤🎶🎵🎻❤

[@nichellerodriguez1524]

Andy was a teenage hottie!

[@jojoply]

Absolutely sexy.

[@stevez11]

😉

[@sharonkay8638]

Jay, if angels could sing they would sound like the BeeGees. Famous for their effortless harmonies and infectious tunes. From Manchester in the UK, the BeeGees (brothers Gibb) were Barry with that amazing falsetto and twins Robin and Maurice. Started out in the 60’s, hit the 70’s in a big way with disco and Saturday night fever and carried on until the sad deaths of Robin and Maurice, gone too soon. Unfortunately, a younger brother Andy also died young. Barry is still performing but obviously missing his brothers. Check out Got to get a message to you and Words, from the 60’s, anything from their Saturday night fever album in the 70’s and You win again from I think the 80’s but might be later. So many great tunes, you are in for a treat!😍

[@Wanda-lm5fq]

You Win Again -- released in August of 1987 on the album E.S.P.

[@Wanda-lm5fq]

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[@sharonkay8638]

Wanda Holmes Cheers - love that song!😎

[@fuckit1967]

they're from Australia,moved to England

[@kl3620]

Adrian Burke They are not from Oz or Manchester, they’re from IOM.

[@pcankar]

Just beautiful, captivating and SO smooth.

[@Ozefan2580]

Barry and his falsetto. Amazing. I prefer his regular voice, but this was some incredible work. Harmony at it's absolute best.

[@candyc.3163]

Sally Robinson which song does he sing in his regular voice? I only remember falsetto.

[@kl3620]

@@candyc.3163 Most anything before Main Course. "Give A Hand Take A Hand", "Down The Road", "Dogs", "Lost In Your Love", "I Can't Let You Go", "Heavy Breathing" -- These are just from Mr. Natural. "Living In Chicago", "Come Home Johnny Bridie" -- Life in a Tin Can. They have a large wonderful catalog.

[@JakeyFlakey100]

Yup, Barry's actual voice (pre-disco) was even better (missing brother Andy)

[@iso-pebe]

@@kl3620 Also in lots of songs after the disco era. Barry used his regular voice in many songs for example on albums E.S.P, One and High Civilization.

[@celinhabr1]

My favorite was Robin, his voice was amazing but all the brothers are great. Amazing harmonies.

[@billwren5033]

his voice was very unique

[@margomazzeo1680]

Robin..voice from Heaven..simply Angelic..🎼🎵🎶🎹🎻🐦🐦💝

[@cnatview]

@celinhabr1...... Robin was my favorite too. I always saw Barry as the handsome one; Maurice as the attention getter and Robin, to me, was the Heart of the group.

[@TheDreamtheaterlover]

celinhabr1 i really loved Saved By The Bell by Robin such a great song

[@kl3620]

If you like Robin, and if you haven't already, check out his "Sing Slowly Sisters" and "Hudson's Fallen Wind". They are amazing!

[@lesleypearson1783]

“Love is such a beautiful thing “ This song just touches your heart and soul ... a classic in every sense

[@ladypenelope2727]

LOVED LOVED your reaction. The Bee Gee's where a truly gifted set of voices. Very talented family. So glad you agree..

[@dawnericksen2020]

I’m glad you enjoyed this. I’m not a huge fan of some of their material. However, you can totally appreciate their talent. Their vocals, their harmony. They are brothers. I’m a 60year old female that is so appreciative that you are open to listening to all kinds of music. I love watching your reactions. You’re a real sweet guy.

[@patrickallen5781]

You don't know enough of the music, they had 19 number one's and wrote hits for many other artists

[@dawnericksen2020]

@@patrickallen5781 Sir, I didn't say I didn't enjoy their music or that they were not talented. I am aware of all their accomplishments. However, I can have an opinion. The fact that they had 19 number one's and wrote material for other performers, doesn't mean I had to like them all. My music appreciation is not not dictated by commercial or main stream music play lists or the consensus of the masses.

[@i.m.7710]

@@dawnericksen2020 I agree with you, I was not a huge fan. I liked them, yes, but not a groupie. I liked them as much as Michael Jackson. People younger than I was really loved them.

[@Wanda-lm5fq]

I agree - there are entire albums they released that I have only found one or two songs I liked, but they are my all time favorite group and there are literally dozens of their songs that I can listen to over and over again for hours at a time. I will be 66 this year and my older brother and I just loved their first Greatest Hits album and listened to it a LOT. One of the songs on it was "Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You". AWESOME song kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJyWh3aohcZ_aLs

[@darrenmiller6927]

I love that one too, thanks so much. Good memories.

[@karenpessoa2687]

There harmonies insane. So soulful Love this song. Makes me tear up everytime

[@Quandaledingle-eb9qd]

Yep! No one like them, the "BeeGees", all their songs & music are out of this world... the one & only....musics still rocks to this day & Sir Barry Gibb (middle)is the only one left...they are brothers...I treasure them still.... listen to tge song "One"

[@barbarawright6515]

This group was our high group. In the 60’s, 70’s, & 80’s. This group are brothers. Middle Barry ,sides twin brothers Robin & Maurice. Really there are 5 of them. Yes that is their harmonies. I’m so glad you like The Bee Gees.

[@karencogs1]

Nights on Broadway, More than a Woman, any of there songs in the Saturday Night fever soundtracks! Love them!! ❤️

[@yvetteadshead4212]

Me too

[@robertolson483]

SNL Nights on Broadway with Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake,,,, funniest shit ever

[@s.l.s.l.1405]

Yes nights on broadway!

[@tashray633]

Yes! More than a woman! Great song! Damn! Guess the house is getting painted! (Always paint and drink wine while listening to the bee gees!)

[@ladycourttales2720]

Welcome. Now you will forever know the BeeGees when you hear them.

[@tiaracason7853]

I first ran across this, Jayvee, sitting on my granddaughter's bed with her watching You Tube videos. Tanler was born deaf. She now has. Cochlear implants, and I introduced her to the sound of the Bee Gees, since they have remained my all time favs through the years She loves their music, thinks Barry Gibb looks like Jesus, and really appreciates her gift of hearing through the amazing technological advances of today which allow her to enjoy the beautiful musical.creations of the Bee Gees. Keep doing what you do Javee‼👍

[@robinfry4408]

How awesome for her

[@coldaswinter2]

I’ve loved The Bee Gees since I was a kid I’m so glad to see a new generation appreciating there music 🎶

[@philipmay3548]

My favorite Bee Gees song is "How Deep is Your Love". Before the disco era, they sang folk songs, and some of them are amazing, too. "Run to Me" is real nice.

[@debbers]

Your smile said it all! Especially when Barry hit that falsetto of his! I can't wait for him to really get going and watching your face is a delight! i can't believe it took me three years to find this first viewing of the Bee Gees for you! Awesome reaction! I'm not snapping my fingers but I am dancing in my seat!

[@tedharvick9010]

They all sang in their falsetto voices, but man, did it work. Their harmonies are so on point. You should check out their stuff from the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever.

[@clynn1103]

Three crazy talented brothers. Not only were their individual voices and harmonies like heaven, they wrote all of their own beautiful music.

[@blackbirdmetaldetecting6893]

Geeez brother what a song , Good Lord 🙏👍

[@beachstreet101]

I was a small child when The Bee Gees were always playing on the radio. They were the pop stars of that day.

[@joloj23]

I’ve never heard this song before. 3 guys on one mic. I’m surprised too. Well done..

[@shellydorey2287]

Luke O that is how they usually recorded and they rarely did anything in the studio that they couldn’t replicate live. The sound just as amazing live. Pure talent and no studio tricks.

[@SOSM209]

When you hear this erra music it does something very deep. The harmony’s

[@tonicursio]

Effortless while having fun. You’re 100% right. You should’ve seen them live - always so much fun watching this incredibly talented family.

[@56chevydog]

When I am in a store and modern 'music' is being played, I have to leave. To me it's not music. This- I love. The Bee Gees. This is music to my musical ears. I totally love your reaction to this. It has given me a whole new appreciation for the Bee Gees. I am sending you a cyber hug man.

[@reeciebehere]

Lynn Harrington You’re very much missing out cause there’s ridiculous amounts of amazing music being made all the time. People hated the Bee Gees and said the same thing you have. People said that they’re trash, bubblegum pop and not “real music”. Don’t fall into a rut. Maybe take your own advice and don’t be narrow minded.

[@jeep19]

That's what we call hyperbole, you'd never get anything done... phfruqk'n idiot 🤔

[@reeciebehere]

Norma Vandever Which artists/genres “suck” specifically in all of the music that’s available at the moment? I’d love to hear which particular era or decades had no shit music and it was all just pure gold? Please elucidate.

[@sirdukeusa3289]

I can't even understand todays music. Guess I'm still stuck in the 70's. A generation like no other.

[@reeciebehere]

Brenda Morris “Stuck” is the right word.

[@dawnstraughen755]

Love them! Great harmonies! Very gifted voices!

[@thenewcenturyhomeste]

"Tragedy".....one of my favs of theirs.

[@boaz63]

Not sure who the guy is in the middle... 😂 “I’m Barry Effen Gibb!!!!” 😜😂

[@iammissiemarie4302]

It's so great to see the younger generation getting into older music! The Bee Gees music is so calming yet energizing.

[@johnharrell817]

Danced in Discos in late 70's early 80's to this, in a 3 piece suit, ascot a kimble in the pocket, girls wore silk sizzler dresses, you wouldn't believe it, oh and drinks were 2 dollars

[@johannesvonsaaz3987]

2 bucks?!

[@sonjadover2715]

Alright, I'll get my coat.

[@sirdukeusa3289]

John Harrell , I was one of those girls.

[@benitaeileen]

John Harrell Sizzler dress...haven’t heard that term in forever! Much to my parent’s chagrin as a teenager I owned two of them 😆

[@hazelvee9793]

I’m sure you heard the song “staying alive” from the movie Saturday Night Fever.

[@heybabywassssup]

If you havent seen Saturday Night Fever, you might still recognize Stayin' Alive - in the late 90s Wyclef Jean sampled it for his song "We Tryin' to Stay Alive"

[@anon6116]

Just watch the movie!

[@nidiapearson7409]

Amazing harmonies. Unique!!!

[@Laura-rm6us]

I love the beautiful harmonies on this song. People always claimed The Bee Gees weren’t cool, and yet they sold a bazillion records haha

[@barbarawebb7185]

Their “Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)” is really good.

[@stephenhough4957]

Barbara Hock the layered harmonies, the wonderful melodies - what a song!

[@barbarawebb7185]

Stephen Hough I agree

[@pegbutwin7189]

Yes!!!

[@terriwatson3993]

Yes they are talented i love your reaction very nice i watched this video a couple times its great one of my favorite songs. Makes u think, love is all that matters...