FIRST TIME listening to BEE GEES - "Too Much Heaven" REACTION

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[@dougstorace321]

No editing, no processing, no auto-tune...just pure talent by three brothers who didn't sing *about* women, but sang TO them.

[@charlessaylors3967]

they didn't know what auto-tune was back then. you either had it and could sing or you didn't have it and couldn't sing. Because there was no auto-tune.

[@jonlanier_]

You said that well... most singers back then sang to the women... not about them! And about the 5 minute mark... her panties dropped. Proving your point.

[@NotTonTon]

They used other processing though

[@josevi5835]

Agree with you, absolutely phenomenal. Their voices were not proccesed but the editing work was huge with more than 20 layers with their voices to create that incredible sound. One of the best ballads ever written.

[@powerandpresence5290]

@@josevi5835Yeah, there’s no way this couldn’t have some processing. Just too perfect. But nothing like what happens today. Auto-tuning is just so awful, and you can spot it a mile off. Total rubbish. Just learn to sing, goddammit. It’s your job.

[@tobystamps2920]

Younger people are stunned by how good music used to be back in the day.

[@OMyStarz]

Honestly, they should be

[@Lovejazz01]

@@OMyStarzyes, they really should be!

[@LillyMarz777]

They have been robbed. It's effen criminal what has happened to music.

[@IvarMeijer]

True, they have no idea what chicken tastes like when all they get shoved down their throat is nuggets.

[@clarkhamlin2667]

As a person who’s grew up in these times all I have to say is that people who grew up during the late 60s to the early 80’s got to witness the best music that has ever been.

[@larrystack445]

3 brothers who sang together since early childhood. Had hits over 5 different decades across the entire world. GOATS.

[@barrycollier7451]

Goats for sure. They'll never be another.

[@dopeytripod]

ended up with the 4 brothers eventually

[@cgll4304]

I'm 60 now and I've dance so many times with this music in the 70's and early 80's

[@bradhubbard5898]

GOATS of Disco.

[@elih9700]

Agreed.

[@janiemarshall7928]

Yes girlfriend. I am a 63yrs old African American grandma, and I am soooooo blessed to have had this music in my life. 🖤🖤🖤🎵🎵🎵. I still get goosebumps to this day. Extreme "More than words"

[@Jeffsr9247]

Me too, after 60 yrs it get goosebumps also. We had great music 🎉

[@eberhardwolf3903]

Dear Janiemarhall7928 - I'm not African and I'm not American (even thgough I used to live there for a while ;-)) This music touched hearts araound the world and I still feel blessed to grow up witht this music ;-) I would see it as a privilege to share my experiences with you

[@rickdavis3593]

Life was so much better when we let music bring us together.

[@JudyGurl]

Facts. I am so glad I grew up in the 70s.

[@revuereview9348]

Beautiful times we’ve survived through. It’s not the same. But the memories we get to keep ❤️

[@dcijams]

You Young lady, missed the greatest ERA of music ever produced, from the 60's thru the late 80's

[@Ronsolo767]

Amen to that!!!

[@jimbouwens1854]

You know this is just fake and bad acting, do you?

[@edminchau811]

The BeeGees didn't earn a dime from this song. They donated it all to UNICEF.

[@iankearns774]

Knowing what the UN is today you would wonder how much of those proceeds got to those in need. We learnt a lot after Geldofs feed the world shenanigans. Multiple crises in the last few decades will prove that very little of all donations ever reaches those in need, the red cross are a perfect example of the corruption of charities.

[@mikemitchell8329]

That's my boys ,the greatest group ever , in the 70 sand still in 2024

[@mikemitchell8329]

@@iankearns774 it not about that it's about people trying to help others, how many other music have tried to help, government is government no matter what country

[@iankearns774]

@@mikemitchell8329 Unicef is not the government, they are a charity that runs as a business for its shareholders. Not the same thing at all.

[@danielkarlsson258]

@@iankearns774 We know today that none of negative comments on KZbin helped anyone. We do know that A LOT OF money from this went to helping poor people. If you're looking for percentage you are more welcome to present it. If it was just one dollar donated, it is still more than you cheap ass done for this world.

[@Iam-TaMeR]

27 layers of vocals, no autotune, pure magic.

[@kthor]

And 18 layers of just Barry's vocals, & 9 with all three brothers together.🎼

[@celestialmanrichard8846]

Amen to that 🙏

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

Quit making the Bee Gees sound like a studio band! You obviously didn't see the “Spirits Tour” where they didn't use any tricks in the studio & was the real deal!

[@kthor]

@@spudjohnsonn8122 Just stating facts on how this & most all music videos are recorded. Why hide the specifics on what we're hearing?!

[@teknikolordreams]

@@spudjohnsonn8122”Spirits Having Flown” was a complex record that could have only been made *because* they were a phenomenal studio band (and production team). It was meticulously layered and crafted. They were also amazing on stage. Both things can be - and are - true.

[@charlesmalloy8150]

Back in 1978 they had REAL talent. Unlike today's "music".

[@Mulberry2000]

People have real talent but they are not developed, music companies do not want to spend the cash to do so.

[@Gajh2014]

@@Mulberry2000 Yes, Satan runs music industry so there's a price to pay to "make it"... (your soul).

[@Bradleymc612]

Love watching women’s faces when they realise how love is meant to feel.

[@Mr73chally]

Notice 1 Mic. and live. No group could do this. I'm blessed to have grown up in this era.

[@davidjames513]

I’m 73 now and feel so lucky to have lived through this period of time when music was great. So much talent.

[@somedude8791]

Good run! Enjoy your golden year friend!

[@roncatton7101]

Me also! We were very blessed with music then.

[@raye402]

I’m 73 too ! Yes I’m so privileged to have had “ real music “ With artists not in any way reliant on auto tune etc just the very best times and memories Quality songs with Quality Artists !! 💯👏🔥

[@williamhouser9648]

@@raye402 I'm only 4 years behind and I think we grew up through some of the best times ever

[@sandraturner4539]

I feel the same way

[@michaellincoln3739]

The Bee Gees are from another planet. Even back in the day they were too good.

[@mikeymikeFType]

The Isle of Man actually 😊

[@rookere1604]

@@mikeymikeFType grew up from children in Australia, barry said in his latest interview he considers Australia home

[@mikeymikeFType]

@@rookere1604 And what ?

[@rookere1604]

​@@mikeymikeFType and he considers themselves Australian, pretty easy to understand lad

[@mikeymikeFType]

@@rookere1604 . Leopard can’t change his spots. Don’t be an arse and so condescending. 🖕

[@DrD313]

Great reaction! Quincy Jones said, "Those 3 brothers singing harmony is an instrument no one else has."

[@chitownlivingston7007]

Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young could harmonize too! Quincy Jones put out a great album called The Dude.

[@rbaruah8790]

Quincy didn't say that Noel Gallagher did.....

[@BillWalker3rd]

❤❤❤

[@BillWalker3rd]

@@rbaruah8790 It’s The IDEA that is so true and that few of us would have said at the time. I’m not honestly sure today who exactly said it. I looked for fun and couldn’t find the quote referenced on the Google anyway…

[@Tonycoscione]

This is back when music artists actually had real talent, and it wasn't just the studio making them sound good. Notice they are all singing into the same microphone, so there's no mixing going on in the background, they are actually performing these vocals, and harmonies this perfectly, which is what the BeeGees were known for!

[@jaimecontreras6752]

The BeeGees stand alone as the best harmonizing group of all-time.

[@waynemcdonald9600]

I love the BG. Music of my generation....BUT Pentatonix might disagree.

[@ShaeferGriffin-it9nx]

Pentatonix? Bwahahahaha. Modern Manheim Steamroller dork music. Stay safe, Wayne.

[@TheMistyCoast]

And the Carpenters

[@danielkarlsson258]

@@waynemcdonald9600 hahaha Are you crazy?

[@timothykring4772]

The Mills Brothers

[@wizardfromy]

Bee Gees were one of the greatest groups of all times.

[@Powerstroke98]

True, as specific Bee Gee's songs, instantly brings up a memory, of where I was, or what I was doing when I first heard it!

[@spudjohnsonn8122]

Barry Gibb according to the Guinness Book of World Records is the second most successful songwriter and producer in music history, 3rd in the Billboard Hot 100, had 5 songs in the top 10 at the same time in the Spring of “78” and 6th in record sales. They could sing & play Rock, Folk, R&B, Country, and Gospel, unlike the Beatles who appealed to mostly Caucasians!!!! 5 decades of playing music, the Beatles were a short-lived band who just sold a lot of records, Lennon was an arrogant fool on the hill who compared their popularity to Jesus Christ, karma's a bi*ch, hey John.

[@jjackflash8907]

The KINGS of Disco.

[@tinakeith5822]

THE BEE GEES!!!! THE GREATEST OF ALL TIME!!!! These 3 brothers had IT!!!! The vocal talent, the song writing talent, the production talent, and the HUMILITY!!!! AND they have a younger brother who also had IT!!! ANDY GIBB!! I JUST WANT TO BE YOUR EVERYTHING!!! DESIRE!! LOVE IS THICKER THAN WATER!!!!

[@richdiddens4059]

And an older sister who filled in when Maurice (on the right) briefly left the group. The ones on the outside are twins, too! A lot of people will claim they're Australian or British. They are actually Manx.

[@gavinmcleod7446]

@@richdiddens4059 Manx is in Britain 🇬🇧 and they are not Australian.

[@paultew7087]

Amen Brother!!!!

[@rbaruah8790]

Maurice never left ....Robin did for 18 months after an ego clash with Barry..... but to be fair he made the first move to reconcile......

[@drieuxkoeppel8152]

@@gavinmcleod7446they lived in Australia….

[@mryorkshire3623]

There is too much hate in today's world for this type of music to be written now. Music is a reflection of the society we live in.

[@rogerdodger6025]

It's funny because everyone thinks everyone was more hateful back then and they're more "accepting" now but that's obviously not true.

[@celestialmanrichard8846]

So sadly 😥 true

[@Onz70]

Wow, you said it. Thats so true

[@VariedVids]

Well said, and so very true.

[@richarddixon6352]

70’s shit was cool

[@jamessolomon5876]

I always say that we had the best music ever in the 70s....so glad I was growing up in that decade

[@Edman116]

The 70's to the late 80's had THE most touching and meaningful love songs ever written! Don't come at me bro, just stating facts.

[@felix64able]

My decade you are 100% correct!

[@BillSmith-fx7xx]

And 50s, 60s. Lots of great melodies & amazing voices.

[@patrickh4540]

Absolutely

[@edjeff1]

These are 3 brothers that sang together since they were children. It's purely second nature to them.

[@debharrell]

3 Brothers, 1 mic, no autotune, perfect sibling harmonies = PERFECTION ❤❤

[@lrmguitars1224]

It's the 70's when artist actually had talent

[@michaelbailey1395]

"Words" - beat that.

[@aaronstandingbear]

The 60s was a launchpad for the 70s

[@robertdaone]

Agree and I think the 80s was the last decade that artists still had talent.

[@lrmguitars1224]

@@robertdaone I always say Grunge killed Rock & Roll

[@brigo3]

@@lrmguitars1224and country killed music.

[@sciencefirst7880]

When a man can sing and make a woman blush is gold!

[@videoinspectionsplus]

The Bee Gees were formed in 1958 and had many many hits in the 1960's, 70's & 80's. Sat Night Fever has many of their hits! Listen to "How Deep is your Love" and the harmony is superb!

[@peterb9432]

Even today, if I'm walking along and listening to Night Fever, I walk differently (not quite Travolta's strut, but close)

[@jamesmeuse4113]

those were the days of real artis no auto tune pure talent

[@realBkay]

Not only did they write hit songs for themselves, they wrote hit songs for many other artists as well.

[@RM6737]

Exactly. Diana Ross' Chain Reaction comes immediately to mind. Such a great song.

[@SuperKevin57]

3 brothers, one microphone.sibling harmony is the best.

[@audiolaudio8965]

Why were 3 people sharing 1 microphone when obviously they could have easily each had their own? The answer hearkens back to the times of the early 50's and 60's when performers such as Bob Dylan, the Beatles, the BeeGees etc. were in the early days of their careers and had not yet achieved their later financial successes and fame. In those early years, each microphone represented a significant financial cost to them. To reduce the number of microphones that were needed, musicians would often pair up on one microphone particularly those musicians providing vocal harmonies (in some cases 3 voices would converge on 1 microphone - The 3 BeeGee brothers - Robyn, Maurice and Barry did do this quite often and are a perfect example of this ... particularly in the above video recording of a live performance in a charity benefit concert of them performing their song "Too Much Heaven" ... a masterful use of 1 microphone shared by 3 people and with stunning result!). But to use one microphone effectively in this way required practice, practice and more practice and discipline wherein the needed skill and coordination of the performers would gradually be acquired. The closeness or proximity of each performer to the single microphone would determine the needed dynamics of each voice, moment by moment, throughout the performance and in itself represented an act of choreography. It was a practice primarily from the 60's when musicians had a significantly lesser amount of capital available for the acquisition of musical equipment that was needed. But, it was an approach that actually worked very well and because of that, performers from that era, still employ it often as a preference and are not quick to abandon it. FYI.

[@christinesillitoe2994]

I'm 76 and i miss those times so much

[@christinesillitoe2994]

I to miss those times 76 as well so much pure talent

[@genekimberly68]

Yes, Righteous Brothers, Bee Gees, and Hotel California (at 98 Hall of Fame Awards). There are a number of songs that you can name BEFORE THE first 8 bars are played. I was born in 1950 and had the distinct privilege and honor hearing all these songs and more over my lifetime. The Bee Gees STILL make me stop and that harmony is firm and strong enough (if electrically charged) to turn over a Semi Truck Engine. 🙂🙃😯💯❤💖👍

[@angelus0975]

I listened to the BEE GEES growing up. Real music, real musicians, real singers , real song writers. REAL MEN with real families.

[@karen848]

People are relying on Autotune and they are missing one thing TALENT!

[@morgan5941]

And the sound engineers take all the groove out of the tracks and set everything to a robotic rhythm.

[@chrisbateman5358]

Real music, no auto-tune, pure talent.... the music I grew up with. The Bee Gees were just ONE of the groups that could do this.

[@roba7737]

One of the most beautiful love songs ever written.

[@butchsbasementbuilds6828]

The Bee Gees were special. Once in a life time talent.

[@carmenwise2256]

Just 3 guys standing around singing like ANGELS. Robin does the whole song with his hands on his hips.😂👍💯pure talent here folks.

[@kthor]

It's the studio recording with 27 layers (most of just Barry), over the video we're seeing.

[@neilwilliams4684]

@@kthor But I bet he still had his hands on his hips the whole time ;-)

[@kthor]

@@neilwilliams4684Well ya, with Barry's hands in his pockets, because what they were singing wasn't being recorded.

[@johnnyp1980]

If you are interested in one of the most beautiful female voices of all time, listen to "We've Only Just Begun" by the Carpenters. This was THE wedding song back in the day.

[@biohazard20161]

Very true Karen Carpenter had an angelic voice.

[@vickijacobs7374]

"Superstar" by the Carpenters would also be a good one to react to.

[@C-man553]

The way we Were....Barbara Streisand. You not survive it.

[@geoffreyveale7715]

Tori Holub does an excellent cover and her voice is extremely close to Karen's. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gGqYnZmAptRsjLs

[@briankrames1883]

Johnny, yes Karen had an outstanding voice, no doubt, but I found someone with vocals I've NEVER heard before! I never thought the words, 'that good', would ever apply, but ANYTHING by Lucy Thomas is ALWAYS better than the original! Start with 'Hallelujah', by Lucy Thomas........live or studio.......pick one.......best version, EVER! Lucy is on another plane......

[@davidbaynard3466]

POSSIBLY THE GREATEST GROUP OF ALL TIME.

[@volvoman1096]

Woah! Settle down there buddy...

[@danieldickson8591]

"Greatest" always has a level of subjectivity, so there'll never be unanimous agreement. But unquestionably Top Ten, probably Top Five.

[@robertjaussi3729]

The greatest song writers of all time as well.

[@kel2580]

This song still brings this 6-foot 5-inch Black man to tears. When it first came out I needed to grab a woman from anywhere and dance!

[@seasonschange4337]

You got that right. 🎵🎶

[@england902]

I’m closer to 70!than I am 60 and it’s a refreshing change to see a young lady who appreciates good music. X

[@Atroll_man]

They were second to none when it came to harmonizing. What's crazy, they sound better than any autotune singer today lol.

[@martinlewis1504]

What is really amazing is believing you never heard the Bee Gees before.

[@bladerunner5810]

Pretending you never heard them.

[@danieldickson8591]

Lilly Jane is obviously in her twenties. This song is from 1978. Have you heard all the great artists from twenty years before you were born? But she's making a point of listening to classic artists now, and I give her credit for that.

[@Coowallsky]

Why is it "amazing"??

[@karenfindley3791]

The BeeGees had 5 of the top 10 songs at one time. There will never be another BeeGees.

[@martybontumasi5058]

They sing falsetto perfectly and flawlessly. Love the Bee Gees and so happy that I grew up during the 1970s with beautiful music like this! I appreciate them so much more now. This song just makes you want to fall in love!

[@BrianFortwengler]

It’s real !!!! No polishing , no editing!! Pure raw talent!!!

[@MrBeugh]

No editing. No autotune. Pure talent, and LOTS of practice.

[@johnrich1354]

The Bee Gees were a true gift to my generation and a generation who will never forget them and their amazing talent

[@theodoreritola7641]

This is what REAL MUSIC ,,,,WAS,,,, AND IT WAS THE 1970s Baby

[@jarpa153]

The hole Gen X era

[@2528drevas]

They sang together from the time they were children. They knew each other better than anyone.

[@BigDawgDaddy]

That was the GOLDEN era of Music.I saw them in concert. They are the real deal!

[@stevecarrington4887]

I drive a minibus on School trips, and often the kids play Bee Gees, Neil Diamond ELO etc.... it restores my faith in youth

[@romansoleil3]

70's music is the best, period.

[@conniebrown983]

These 3 brothers used to sing together in their bedroom as youngsters and their mother thought they accidentally left the radio on!! She opened the door to turn the radio off and realized she was not listening to the radio!! The 3 are savants born with perfect pitch!! They are an amazing gift to music! When they recorded a track they did it in one take! RIP Robin and Maurice we love and miss you!🫶

[@Coowallsky]

"When they recorded a track they did it in one take! " That's BS. You have no proof to substantiate it.

[@mikeserot1410]

It's hard to believe that the oldest of the 4 brothers (Andy was the youngest who had his own career) is the only one still alive. Andy passed away in 1988, Maurice in 2003 and Robin in 2012.

[@daleforbes3322]

The important factor is Barry who was able to mould the talents of his younger brothers so magnificently for such a long period of time.

[@conniebrown983]

@@Coowallsky I’ve watched interviews with the 3 of them since I was 5! Unless they’re lying but YOU have no proof of that!

[@Coowallsky]

@@conniebrown983 You have no proof of what you have posted. Post your proof.

[@Vee1music-lover]

The best music came out of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s‼️ Wanna know why? PURE TALENT‼️‼️‼️‼️ It’s so rare to hear someone with just talent these days. I feel so lucky to have been around when all this damn fine music came out. Music in my house, inside and outside every single day. And my son has grown into a fine musician himself and now his 13 year old daughter is turning into a guitarist and singer and I can’t get enough of them!

[@user-js4es6tu5j]

I agree with you. They not only sing beautifully, they use their voices like instruments.

[@RZK1966]

The Bee Gees are responsible for writing 100’s of songs.

[@virgilbarnhart1509]

Hello Lily, I’m a Headbanger like you but I grew up in the 80s so I got to live it… And about your age I started expanding my music which you’re gonna find out there’s so much out there. I was a DJ for 25 years in show clubs, where we only played rock ‘n’ roll… The one thing about the Bee Gees a lot of people do not know, that one time they were as big as the Beatles… When the Beatles began, you were either a Beatles fan or Bee Gees fan I don’t know much of old music, but I had a friend who taught me about them who was just as big as a BG fan as he was a Beatle fan… Just thought you’d like to know

[@MISSMEGGLEZ]

I was born in 89 but I grew up on this stuff! 60’s and 70’s music is literally my safe place. Every song whether sad or beautiful is so genuine and pure talent!

[@haroldt1999]

Your reaction when Barry hits those high notes is PRICELESS!

[@billiam2631]

Yes yes yes .. the bee gees were ❤️❤️🤌🤌 music from that era was amazing ❤

[@daface65]

This was filmed live and was done in one take. Now that’s what you call talent. ❤️❤️❤️

[@TombCat]

Just let it be great. It has multi-tracked vocals. 27 layers. It's a sonic masterpiece, but this is not a live performance.

[@lynw.6140]

@@TombCat. You are wrong, it was live.

[@TombCat]

@@lynw.6140 "Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb and Maurice Gibb wrote this track with "Tragedy" in an afternoon off from the making the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band movie. The recording process was the longest of all the tracks on Spirits Having Flown as there are nine layers of three-part harmony, creating 27 voices, though the high falsetto voices are the most pronounced in the final mix: Barry on falsetto lead three times falsetto high harmony three times falsetto low harmony three times Barry on natural voice lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times Barry, Robin and Maurice together on lead three times high harmony three times low harmony three times Imbued with their falsetto style, it is also notable for being one of two songs on the album featuring the Chicago horn section."

[@Coowallsky]

@@lynw.6140 You're wrong. The audio is from the LP...not this studio performance. Also, the Bee Gees always recorded with headphones in the studio.

[@Coowallsky]

No it wasn't.

[@brocklee1996]

Bee gees are the blueprint for true vocal and instrumental talent

[@larrylevy3962]

Unmistakable sound--three wonderful voices in harmony.

[@theneanderthalnerd5752]

Bee Gees is just one of the greatest of all time...and that's it. Wonderful, beautiful, amazing is not enough.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

Both MUST HEAR Classics,, The Bee Gees "I've Gotta Get A Message To You" & "I Started A Joke"..TRUST ME my music lovin' sister!! 🔥

[@bettyartis3648]

How Deep is your Love and Fanny be tender with my love...both from the Bee Gees. They wrote the best love songs!

[@Kingfish888]

I didn't appreciate the Bee Gees growing up, but now I can't get enough of them. Unbelievable talent. Please do reactions to more Bee Gees. * Stayin Alive, * Night Fever, * Love You Inside Out, * More Than a Woman... * How Deep Is Your Love There's so many more hits but this will you started.

[@chitownlivingston7007]

How Can You Mend a Broken Heart is the best.

[@6916dog]

To Love Someone, I Started A Joke, Massachusetts.....so many great songs

[@royjohnson465]

Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)

[@Derf219]

Greatest era of music mid to late 60's through the 70"s. Talent and innovation!!! No matter what you liked pop, rock, metal had all the all time greats.

[@davidwhite5858]

They are singing by ear . Not many can actually achieve this talent .

[@darylprice-wx7fz]

Considering that Robin was tone deaf, it just goes to show how talented they really were.

[@amishgirl1000]

Technology takes the heart out of today’s music. You need real instruments and the beautiful voices of the Bee Gees.

[@michaelgoing6695]

Nothing beats family harmony. They were awesome to listen to.

[@terryaustin5976]

I just mentioned this then scroll down to see your comment .

[@judycienki9158]

A lot of babies were made by this song. One of the main reason they were so astronomically successful was because they sang TO women, not AT them.

[@randygifford5246]

I graduated from high school in 1975. I cringe when I think of the clothes I wore to a high school formal back then. I listened to every kind of music from mariachi to Led Zeppelin. It wasn't cool to like the Bee Gees, but I secretly did. Like you said, they were from another planet. When I hear them now live, their voices are still so astonishing. Treat yourself to my favorite song by them, "How Deep is Your Love."

[@giovannidiaz2636]

This is real music and just pure talent. This young generation need to hear what is real music.

[@F1ReWaLkEr1]

actually tiktok is helping to revive a lot of music from my era (60's to 90's) my kids all teens get all excited when i burst into song along with one they are listening to on the app, and i can say that it is the music they love too.

[@TheGenXTeacher]

Now you understand why the Bee Gees were so big. Their voices were silky smooth magic. I was able to grow up on this music. Heavenly (pun intended) voices. Smooth instruments. Just pure talent.

[@alexharbison4411]

Nice reaction, One thing that make it seem unreal is even their vibratos are in sync.

[@jayeginn5963]

The BeeGees were: the tallest and oldest brother (the one in the middle, with the big hair and beard), Barry Gibb, born September 1, 1946, the only surviving Gibb brother. Robin Gibb (with the long hair, no beard), born December 22, 1949-passed away May 20, 2012, and Robin's fraternal twin brother Maurice (the balding brother with the beard, pronounced "Morris") Gibb, born December 22, 1949-passed away January 12, 2003. They also had another, younger, brother Andy Gibb, born March 5, 1958-passed away March 10, 1988. They were great vocalists and harmonizers, however this clip is NOT a live version of this song, but they're miming to the studio version. They never sang this falsetto version of the song live, but during concerts always sang a shorter version in their normal voices as part of a medley. It was very hard for them to include ALL their songs or even ALL their hits in their concerts, because they had so many, so they used to do shorter versions of many of their hits in medleys. 10 years after the original recording live in 1989 in Australia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fneqY61pq8aCgsk 18 years after the original recording live in Las Vegas in 1997: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hITWdWCLmJdnha8, 20 years later in 1999 in Australia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/p6W3p4JpYp57n7M In 2001 in NY: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l2fOcqmdZatnhas. The three oldest brothers were born on the Isle of Man (UK). Oldest brother Barry got seriously burned when he accidentally pulled boiling tea over himself at 18 months old. He was in coma for a while, nearly died and was in hospital for many months. Because of this, he did not learn to talk until after the twins were born. Later the family moved to Manchester and from there they emigrated to Australia in 1958, right after Andy was born. All 4 brothers are just natural musical talents. All of them dropped out of high school in their early teens and none of them could read or write music. All their compositions were created completely organically. Their musical career, which they had started as little kids, didn't lead to international success so they moved back to the UK in 1967. Then they had a string of big hits, until they temporarily broke up around 1970 for 15 months. Started back up, looking for a new sound which they first found in 1974 with the transitional album "Mr. Natural". After that "Main Course" was the first album that moved them into a new direction: more rhythm&blues, dance music like with great hits like Nights on Broadway and Jive Talkin' (and was also actually the first album on which their logo was introduced). From 1976 on they went all out with falsetto driven dance music which lead to their biggest commercial success as they provided classic songs for the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack (1977 Stayin' Alive, How Deep is Your Love, Night Fever amongst them). You should react to the 1979 live version of Stayin' Alive, too kzbin.info/www/bejne/bZ_MiYaebNuKiKs Other great songs to analyze: great album tracks from the 1979 Spirits Having Flown album, the title song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXnCm2xmm6h8oZY, the outrageously beautiful song Reaching Out kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJerhoZrgstjZrM. From their Still Waters album, Smoke and MIrrors: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g4Wcp4V-iLyBmM0. From the 1960's I've gotta get a message to you kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXKXdHykedOHoZo. And from the 1990's the simple song Blue Island live in an accoustic version: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2eVeJ93etWZqLs. Andy was kind of Barry's mini me, about half a foot shorter and 12 years younger but they were the only lefties of the family. However, his voice was nowhere near as broad in range or as strong as Barry's. As producer Alby Galuten said in the book "Tales of the brothers Gibb "Andy's falsetto was nowhere near Barry's." Andy had a lower, huskier, sound to his voice and his range was not as big as Barry's. I personally always thought his voice was much better suited to songs of his first album, Flowing Rivers. Andy died of myocarditis - which is an inflammation of the heart - on March 10, 1988, 5 days after his 30th birthday. His heart had been weakened by his drug addiction over the years which, by the way, was also the main reason for his split from Victoria Principal. He also had a congenital heart problem that was later also discovered in Barry and Barry's second son Ashley. Try listening to the song Dreamin' on kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3zHc4mBmLiGidk which is kind of a duet with Barry. And here are the 4 brothers live on stage in 1979 doing You Should Be Dancing kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWewg2B7lLatsJI And finally a few photos of Barry and Andy: i.postimg.cc/jS6n3Jkv/Barry-Andy.jpg and i.postimg.cc/TwnPh8M0/82c126fc42a35d3b737867af41338199.jpg and the 4 brothers with their mother i.postimg.cc/FRNMbwkD/b9b2561eadffee11347573c97063c2f8-zpsd89478eb.jpg

[@christopherrobertson8098]

The brothers gibb have never mimed to any of there songs read Barry's autobiography they sang live on all there records from the time they started

[@nelerhabarber5602]

They sounds live as good , also with their falsetto songs. You should be dancing from the spirits having flown tour is great!

[@jayeginn5963]

@@christopherrobertson8098 Not true. Not true for ANY artist. Here are clips of the Gibbs miming to their songs: How Deep Is Your Love kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqHUop2LbNpoj8U Stayin' Alive kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH-pq5mtgbJqaMU You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYa8oZSpeMuIi5Y You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/iGSZlHx3nM2ajqM You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZfdqKZ8mNSHi6c You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4rci6mMbap5q5o You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJjaYXh3qNJ_fck You Win Again kzbin.info/www/bejne/bGfKdoqnpcqlrtU I've Gotta Get A Message To You kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXKXdHykedOHoZo To Love Somebody kzbin.info/www/bejne/n3XJYYVnqJunrq8 Alone kzbin.info/www/bejne/enewgoeBo7mAd6M Massachussetts kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyck6Cro8h1arM

[@pamelawertz498]

Next Bee Gees songs should be Nights on Broadway, Stayin' Alive and Night Fever.

[@richdiddens4059]

The Isle of Man is NOT part of the UK. It's a Crown Dependency.

[@rickkoehnlein4629]

Great memories, thanks Tina, this song made eventually lobe the Bee Gees

[@CB-nd9ki]

They had been singing this way since age 5. This is how they casually have their hands in their pockets as they sing, phenomenal

[@triman95]

You answered your own question. It was pure music. The orchestra, the voices, the music, everything. There were no computers fixing mistakes, it had to be done right and it had to be done well, and they knew it. Hence, perfection. As a side note, in those days a person needed talent and lots of it to make it. If that person happened to be attractive it was a bonus. Today, it seems the person must look good and be young, and talent is a nice bonus. Of course, maybe it just looks that way to me.

[@dalesheffield7097]

There will never be again such talent as these three and the Righteous Bros.

[@somersetcace1]

When I was teenager, they were at the height of their popularity and I couldn't stand them, because they were sort of the symbol of disco at the time and I was a 13 year old rocker. However, THIS song was an exception. Since then I've come to appreciate not just the Bee Gees, but several disco groups from that time, but yeah, back then I was all in on the "Disco Sucks" train.

[@Rhondaandjames]

Yeah it took me years to get off that damn Train, Now I regret ever having been on it. 😛

[@krazyswede11]

We just took for granted this our music not knowing how talented they truly were.

[@gfraser1000]

Outrageously talented

[@lwalle00]

That's why I say there is nothing wrong with today's music that talent couldn't fix.

[@LilFireFox]

My Boomer mom got me into the Bee Gees when I was about 8, I'm going to be 42 in two weeks. Barry is my Fav Gibb. That's the one in the middle with the high voice. Every time I hear this song I just lean back, close my eyes and smile. You don't hear music like this anymore. With just natural talent...No Auto Tune, computer sounds or 'gimmicks'. Just Talent. OH! You should listen to Chicago. Their SUPER good too!

[@BrianFortwengler]

All natural talent! No auto tune!!!!!! All the money from these 3 brothers from this song was donated to unicef!!!

[@leondadoun5421]

I saw the Bee Gees perform live in 1972 (before their disco era). I was in the 4th row. It was the Montreal Forum and they played in the concert bowl (only half the stadium had people in seats to improve the acoustics) and the played the entire show with a full philharmonic orchestra. Simply one of the best shows I've ever seen. Lucky to have seen them.

[@yuray59]

My young times, first love comes back, beautiful 70 , THANKS, FEELS GOOD ! 65 old grandpa!

[@angelapietro4734]

they harmonized like no other.. go listen to their live stuff, nights on Broadway is amazing..even the songs they sang when they were young like 3 kisses of love., which i love btw..unbelievable.. keep going down the rabbit hole ..buckle up its freaking huge...

[@kthor]

Love 3 Kisses of Love!❤️

[@williamsummerson1204]

Lilly's reaction was priceless. One of the most important and influential groups of all time. There melodies were unmatched. 🙏🥰

[@henrykosky3919]

3 guys 1 microphone 😮

[@fu6817]

Don't worry they were brothers

[@Zale-vj439]

Legendary - so much music from the golden age of Rock will still be appreciated in the year 3,000. I believe it.

[@edwardkressner2576]

And we still remember the words to over a thousand songs from back in the day

[@marlenavanderflier3787]

This is why todays music is rubbish ..you can never reach this standard, ever again

[@bryanguthrie-ej1fb]

Fact

[@bryanguthrie-ej1fb]

Your reaction says it all. You have been BeeGeed

[@techcrackerz7477]

Golden days ,unforgettable moments .never ever these will come back,happy to have listen those songs on tape and of course radio’s.good to appreciate anew,long live the Gibson bros

[@rexmayn3171]

No truer words have ever been spoken.

[@dansemacabre6515]

I disagree. The *REAL* talent is out there. It just gets buried, denied radioplay, or stolen by record executives & repackaged as cheap knockoffs sung by their phony handchosen few

[@welrocowal7620]

No auto tune. Just pure talent

[@tomsilverstone]

Those 3 brothers were pure magic, absolutely outstanding,best song I think is Spicks and Specks by Bee Gees

[@jaygee850]

I just can't imagine a world where you're into music and you haven't heard of the BeeGees.

[@DefendingtheVeil]

The reason it appears so perfect is that these men had been singing publicly together since childhood. They had already had decades of experience with each other when this was filmed.

[@cartuspostus1150]

Grandma and grandpa already knew what was good. It's nice that people like you make sure she isn't forgotten.