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[@RocknRollDina]

One of the most beautiful sad songs ever. R.I.P. Robin

[@missblondie2393]

"Professor Gibb" the book smart one 😅.... actually Robin's voice is hauntingly beautiful

[@Looneyintheboonies]

Yes, it is. I love Robin's voice! I love him singing Mr. Natural and his choruses on For Whom the Bell Tolls are so pretty they bring a tear to the eye, at least it does to me!

[@melaniering6502]

🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😅😅😅

[@aprilgallimore9636]

Robin is so underrated. In the late 70s onward most of the focus was on Barry and Andy.

[@patsloyan9755]

Just like George Harrison, from The Beatles 💕💕💕

[@gonzoyork1908]

@@patsloyan9755 👏👏👏👏

[@finallythere100]

He has a voice like Herman’s Hermits ..

[@randywhite3947]

Robin is more famous than Andy and he isn’t underrated

[@randywhite3947]

@@patsloyan9755George isn’t underrated either

[@beegeesbuster1]

Infact this video is a little sad. If you look closely you will see that Robin and Barry are not looking at each other. This was just before the group broke up in 1969 because of the 2 ego's of Robin and Barry. The final straw that caused the breakup was infact the song First of may. In 1969 they made a concept like album called Odessa. A fan favorite. But when it came to choose the first single from the album the choices were Lamplight (with Robin on lead) and First of may (with Barry on lead) and their producer Robert Stigwood chose First Of May. Robin said "I've Had It" and left the group leaving Barry and Maurice to continue the Bee Gees name. Both The Bee Gees (Barry An Maurice) and Robin solo had a number 2 hit in 1969 after the breakup. Don't Forget To Remember and Saved By the Bell In 1970 they went back together again. Barry called Robin or maybe the other way around and they meet one afternoon. They decided to get back together and in that afternoon they wrote 2 of their biggest hits Lonely Days and How Can You Mend A Broken Heart.

[@velvetsky]

Thank you for that bit of history.

[@nolagirl2458]

Dang you know some stuff, thank you

[@Lubenica224]

Thanks for letting us know. Love from austria ⚘👋

[@Zlata1313]

Robin called Barry, who was on a holiday in Spain.

[@finallythere100]

Yes, but he is right , we had FUN back in the day! We'd actually make "peace trains" - all of us at HS and CYO dances. ALL groups got along, even tho races were quite separate in my town and in most, No dirty dance, just couples in close embracing slow dances. And before that, lots of group dances. that got all out on the dance floor.

[@penniebrooks9549]

The baby brother Andy was the TEEN HEART THROB. Every girl in the world wanted him even the lesbians wanted a try. He was HOT AS HELL.

[@nolagirl2458]

Lol 😂 that was fuuny

[@franrichards5131]

Ya he was..✌💜

[@annk.9159]

‘How Can You Mend A Broken Heart’, ‘Lonely Days’, and ‘I’ve Just Gotta Get A Message To You’ are epic Bee Gees that are overlooked (IMO) due to their disco age hits. These songs were what we loved The Bee Gees for before disco.

[@dunismith3045]

3 AMAZING songs!!

[@jinx5795]

I forgot about I've just got to get a message to you! I love that song.

[@ChuckyLad]

@@jinx5795 and new york mining disaster

[@cindytappe6486]

Robin had a wonderful voice as did every brothers.

[@barbarawebb7185]

One of their best songs is “Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)”.

[@cherylstapleton5372]

The one singing has since passed away. So has his twin playing piano. The drummer isn't a brother. Andy the 4th brother passed away yrs ago. The chick magnet is the only one still living.

[@51Lorie]

Right, drummer isn't their brother. Younger brother, Andy, had a solo career. They are all gone, except for Barry. SAD.

[@maritzacuberor8537]

-chick magnet- 😂

[@maryspencer4975]

I love how you called Barry "The Chick Magnet" . Yes he was. They all were, but he is classically handsome. All of them were attractive. And you're right. It was fun back then. No guns or twerking. Very well said.

[@Eowyn187]

The songs Robin sings lead on are dripping with emotion. Only group ever, you can't find half-ass song. And yeah the 70s were so very different from now. It felt free. And easy. Fr.

[@franceslarsen4037]

I always describe the 70s as "mellow". 😊

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

That is Robin..the singer at the end is Barry...only Barry is left living

[@revjim123]

The 4th brother, Andy, was a great deal younger and didn’t start his career much later. He made it pretty big in the late 70s and from what I understand, he was gonna join The Bee Gees but then he passed away. There are live performances where he performs with them though

[@davehowell3209]

According to their greatest hits album, they started as professionals in 1959... ten years before this...

[@catlady443]

They actually started in 1956, but amateur. Professional in 1958

[@ElusvOptmst1]

The Bee Gees have a large catalog of music. Too many to mention. Plus they wrote hit tunes for many famous people. They are unbelievably talented. By the way, they were good friends with Michael Jackson. All musical geniuses of the era.

[@Imag1na710n]

They were quite young, just kids, when they started singing together. There's an old video out there somewhere of them as kids.

[@hudsonsteele1674]

Here's one, I think about the oldest one, they were already writing their own songs. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4LVp6JrZcqHqMk from 1960. Here's one from '63 singing a better known song, Bob Dylan's, before they really had their own big hits. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5vFh4GEjc-CsM0

[@randytorres8211]

I love the Bee Gees 60s music. This song peaked at number 6 on the Billboard top 100

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

The whole Saturday Night Fever albulm is fire

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

Yes! Pleeeease!’

[@bevieann61]

I love this song! Beautiful and sad at the same time!

[@kathystammen8774]

I’m not lying I was alive and well in the 70s and 60s I was born in 1961 the world was a much better place and we did have a lot of fun and I didn’t even do drugs :-)

[@amarillagriffin7427]

They were better time's I wouldn't want to be a youngster these day's I'm glad my youth was 60/70/80.

[@marshawelchance5047]

"Love So Right" and "Words" are also great Bee Gees songs

[@jaynebuchanan4955]

It was only three brothers who sang as the Bee Gees. They started in the 60s. In the 70s their little brother Andy wanted to join, but they said 'No'. Instead they wrote for him and he was a solo performer, and they sometimes sang as background for him.

[@DMB088]

When you really listen to the song, I think it's one of the saddest songs ever

[@willowb1527]

Bee Gees were great. Please react to KC and the Sunshine band. They were great also. Have an awesome day.

[@dunismith3045]

Robin’s voice was killer, IMO the best of the brothers! His songs are my fave.

[@xoxxobob61]

Robin was very under rated as a singer.

[@susieq7401]

@@xoxxobob61 - Not really. He was admired by critics and fellow musicians as the best white soul singer of the era. Amazing vibrato.

[@GSTE_]

I don't know about him being the best, he's a good singer, but I think in their early years the 60s and 70s, barry gibb sounded better and his voice was definitely more iconic

[@kthor]

@@GSTE_Barry could sing anything....unlike Robin.🎶

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

“too much Heaven” and “Jive Talkin”, for real! Totally different vibe! Please- ✨✌️

[@carmenmehringer9765]

Favorite Bee Gees song “How can you mend a broken heart” also covered by my man Al Green, both versions great in their own way 😊

[@sandramclelland2674]

Al makes it a different song all together. Both versions are great.

[@madmann5373]

The one singing is Robin,,(rip)the one with the perfect 70's hair cut and beard,his brother Barry,and the last one is Maurice Gibb (rip).They where born on the isle of man,and raised in Manchester.UK .

[@GeneOh]

and the fourth and youngest is Andy Gibb who had a solo career and died at the age of 30.

[@madmann5373]

@@GeneOh the quiet bee gee,😄🇨🇦

[@susieq7401]

madmann53 - The one with the beard is NOT Barry. It is Maurice and he is playing the piano.

[@Erizedd]

@@susieq7401 OP was referring to Barry in the previous reaction video (How Deep Is Your Love) when referring to the beard and perfect hair.

[@patriciadowning4036]

Probably the best group ever in the history of music. You have to hear Too Much Heaven. All of their songs were good! This one is Robin Gibb. He has a great voice, has a "tremulo" ( shaking ) in his voice. Barry was the "chick magnet," but he married and has had a lasting marriage with five children. The Bee Gees were from the UK, but they moved to Australia. There were four boys and one daughter. Barry, Robin, Maurice, and Andrew. Barry was scalded in his kitchen at the age of two and spent a year in the hospital. If you want a fascinating but heart-breaking story, there are great biographies online. Barry is the one with the terrific falsetto.

[@sarawiener9326]

I heard this song for the first time and it went straight to my heart. Beautiful. Greetings from Germany.

[@jam8773]

You will not find a bad Bee Gees song. You are right about their whole catalog. You are also right when you observed the sentiment “y’all sit down, this is us singing”.

[@tammypearson989]

My dad always told be nobody could harmonize like siblings. Bee Gee’s we’re good at it! Andy Gibb the youngest who wasn’t apart of the group had a few good hits. He died at something like 32 from a heart defect along with drugs. This really old Bee Gees I’ve never heard. It was the disco era Bee Gees that kicked ass!

[@susieq7401]

I never liked their disco era. I'll take the old stuff.

[@Erizedd]

I LOVED their disco era, but by favorite was the Main Course era just before disco - they were so dang funky!

[@patriciabarkley735]

Robin was a great singer. He was the best. His solo music was very popular in Europe. The manager wouldn’t let it be promoted in the US or it would have been in the charts here. He was on a lot of the tv shows and like I said, he was excellent in Europe. Barry and Robin did most of the lead on their songs. Maurice had his own sound and he was very talented too. They were all very talented. Rest In Peace Rob. You are truly loved! ❤️🌹❤️

[@annasobeski9913]

Your laughing at the hair right? Lol .The BGs are 3. Book smart and mechanic are twins . Barry is the oldest . Andy was the baby of the boys , he sang on his own.They are from Australia. They are so smooth...... they were big iN the 60s 70s, then disco came and they changed their genres of music to fit the times

[@MA-oy3sx]

They are Not from Australia born on The Isle of Man and called them self British UK. The family lived Australia for about 9 years and then moved back to England.

[@Chris-kj7de]

They are British-born and the family emigrated to Australia for a few years, before moving to back to the UK and settling in Manchester, England.

[@susancurtis9442]

For the most part everyone liked everyone's music back then. Music brings people together

[@coachbuddah4958]

This is young Bee Gees! The 70s they became the big deal with disco!! Things were fun!! I was a kid in the 70s. It was great. Dance music was everywhere and it was free love, but I was a kid so I was playing outside and still had the awesome music and television was only 3 stations so you watched it when it was on. You rode your bike and listened to the radio and your record players in your room and danced and did your homework. lol

[@Lab-Rat]

Check out “Alone” a great song more recently by Robin Gibb the one singing first in this video his vocal tone is different and unique

[@carollowery2416]

React to For Whom the Bell Tolls, Too Much Heaven, How Do You Mend a Broken Heart, Staying Alive, Alone, You Win Again, I Should be Dancing, To Love Somebody, and One. They are the best group ever! They started singing very young and had hits through five decades. Barry, the lady killer, is three years older than the fraternal twins, Robin and Maurice (pronounced Morris).

[@robinmeltzer9024]

You just make me smile throughout the whole video! Bee Gees manage to be both inherently comical but still super talented. If you want to check out what they looked and sounded like much later on - look for the You Win Again video from 1987.

[@patriciadowning4036]

All three of the younger brothers have died, Andrew at 30, Maurice after a bad surgery at 52, I think, and Robin ( the one here ) of cancer. Barry the looker is the last one alive but is supposed to be starting a tour with one of his daughters.

[@laurieshreffler5028]

Barry's only daughter after 4 sons does not sing. There is no planned tour right now. Barry is now coming off his very successful album Greenfields.

[@lydiajoy1823]

You can find cute videos of them singing on variety shows when they were still youngsters. They had great harmony from a young age.

[@busterbrown446]

The Gibb brothers are very talented. I never heard this song before. Must've been side B. Cheers!

[@Erizedd]

Dude, 'I Started A Joke' was considered one of their major hits in the 60s. You'll find it on all of the Bee Gees 'Best Of' albums.

[@Looneyintheboonies]

It wasn't a side B, it was a hit. And is still in rotation on some stations. Robin had solo hits too while the brothers were apart. His beautiful singing can be heard on many of their songs including his haunting choruses in "For Whom the Bell Tolls."

[@catnapper7509]

My favorite BeeGee, Robin! Go Robin!

[@patsloyan9755]

Wow! I was 9 in 1969. Where’d time go. Everyone, please, live in the moment! Everyone is your brother and sister! Love one another. Let’s make this world even more beautiful together ❤️❤️🥰❤️

[@aggiemomcarver8952]

'Funner times'... be so good to live in simpler times every once in awhile😏

[@sherriparra6751]

The legendary and Iconic Bee Gees ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🎶🎤🎧💃🥰🤩

[@sherryarflin726]

Massachusetts Live...you should really react to that. They were older. But while you are laughing, Robin wrote the bulk of all their songs. He was talented as hell.

[@Erizedd]

Pretty sure he was only laughing at Robin's hair, don't worry. Nobody would doubt Robin's voice, nor talent. :)

[@AlamoDame7]

No. You need to check your facts. Listen to their interviews and first hand testamonies. Avoid rabid fans spreading lies.

[@roseblake5803]

Sorry that’s not true …Sir Chick Magnet Barry wrote most of their songs … At live concerts We had to wait about 10 minutes for us girls to stop screaming at Barry 🔥😎

[@ericklein5927]

Yes back in those days children grow up without fear and they had a lot of fun being creative and learning and not being programmed by media. Those were the days.. I was there

[@busterbrown446]

Boomers forget that when you had that freedom there was only 100 million people in USA. Now its 300+ million. More people, more problems. There is always hope and memories. Cheers! Boomer B here.

[@davedammitt7691]

@@busterbrown446 so you suggest that we euthanize 200 million people? I actually kind of like that plan.

[@noraakkary7594]

I saw the Bee Gees in concert, I witnessed Greatness! Their voices are truly from heaven

[@dlmullins9054]

You said it man! Things were fun fresh and cool. People treated each other better. I wish kids had that today.

[@TexasMagnolia]

GREATNESS! Talent from writing, producing to singing for 40 decades! Not a bad song!

[@Jay-br9ee]

Barry usually did all the lead singing but Robin sung this song as lead singer!

[@DavidGigg]

Jason Barry did sing more leads (mainly the singles in the disco era) but it wasn't as clear cut as having a 'usual' lead singer. Robin sang lead quite a lot. eg. Their first two # 1 singles actually had Robin as lead singer. It's a bit like the Beatles as the main composer was the lead singer - not having a main lead singer

[@elizabethgari4909]

They are brothers. BeeGees stands for the Brothers Gibb. And 2 of them are twins! Thanks for playing this one. You're station is my first go to. I love your reactions and sincerity and your GREAT sense of humor.

[@jeanbasmagy8907]

Robin was book smart, serious and intelligent but a jokester too!

[@LadyGator1983]

One of my favorite Bee Gees songs!

[@angelscribbles2525]

This guy is Robyn Gibb. He's my favorite. You should watch some videos from the One Night Only concert from like 1997. It was one of the last times they were all together. Look how different Robyn looks.

[@jamesbachmann7376]

This video was back when the group consisted of three brothers plus two other members that ended up leaving a few years later. Barry, Maurice, and Robin were the core of the group and were what we would know. Their career spanned from the 60s to the 2000s. They had a number of hits that highlighted both Barry and Robin on lead vocals. I Started A Joke, Robin Gibb sang the leads. First of May featured Barry on lead.

[@isabelsilva62023]

Mr. Video The Bee Gees released so many great songs in the 1960's "I've just gotta get a message to you", "Words", "To love somebody" "1941 New York Mining Disaster", "1st of May" "Give your best", very hard to say which one is better.

[@adamthompson7932]

My dad could sing Barry's singing note for note but could never get Robin right, he was a whole other level from Barry

[@oumpstar]

Probably the best band to come from Australia

[@iluvpsb]

I saw them in concert 1968 in Nuremberg Germany. 13 years old and of course had the biggest crush on Barry.

[@rwilson7197]

Do, do do do dooooooo!😊❤ love your reactions!❤❤❤ and love the BeeGees!❤

[@gregwilliams9737]

Now you see & understand how different things & times are & were...impressive my friend

[@CarlaWBrewer]

This song is deep and beautiful. Thank you Mr Video!!!!🐸💚

[@RandomJane104]

We'll be here with you if you go through the whole catalog. Just be aware that they have 22 albums. Barry also put out an album with a couple of his sons a few years ago. It rocks pretty hard because one of his sons is a metal guitarist.

[@foxonrunspotoneverywhere795]

Actually, this is just Robin Gibb. And it's his song. They all four were /are ANGELIC BEINGS!! CAN'T find them anymore 😓❤️

[@jeanbasmagy8907]

It was fun!!!! 🙂🙃 so glad I was there to be part of it.

[@Lab-Rat]

Yes it was chill back then compared to now😌

[@that1mamalady]

The Bee Gee's have always been the 3 brothers. Andy was much younger & had his own career. Andy's problem was that everyone called him the baby Bee Gee.

[@GinMae]

OMG - this is Robin singing the lead - he has such a beautiful, sweet voice... my fave... I know you can't quite get it - you're a younger generation...but I appreciate your attempt...

[@roseblake5803]

Oh he got it perfectly 🤩

[@maryannswanson3832]

This song was over 50 years ago. I was a teenager and this is one of their first songs. That's Robin he has the vibrato. Barry with the hair is singing too but his hair is different. Then Maurice is on keyboard. 1969 is when I graduatedI! It was fun!!!

[@kazshaw3945]

There was only ever 3 Bee Gees and Andy did his own thing and was A Solo artist ,but in this one Robin took the lead vocals !

[@MrKtw15]

Laughed my ass off. The Bee Gees were very talented, but let's honest, that hairstyle was funny af.

[@pollynicklas5220]

You're comments at the very beginning were spot on!!! I was born in 1960 and could not even imagine going to school now!!!

[@elizabethgari4909]

"There goes the chick magnet " I love you!!!!! You are so funny

[@4_EverLucky]

Guys - Go for your Dream! LMAOOOOOOOO

[@ishalee2793]

i remember in the 90's i was a kid and we're watching bee gees documentaries with my dad. i like barry for his voice but my crush was robin.

[@feliciacohen4859]

100%. The 70’s was the best time for music(disco). I have the best memories…

[@domogirl02]

Ok, you truly are my favorite channel to watch on reaction videos. No one can give funnier comments then switch to a somewhat serious mode. Dude just keep it real. I'll keep watching. Thanks for the great vids.

[@namwob77]

Robin began the band and he soloed in many of the older songs but when Barry discovered his unique high falsetto he took over and they put together 6 hits in a row.

[@MsAppeljack]

This was played at his funeral. Oh the times were amazing NO ONE took themselves too seriously. And the fourth brother is not here. That is just a member of the band ..

[@gregwilliams9737]

They all have their own story... the 4 brothers do... how right you are my friend

[@sharynbadman7215]

The 1906s was my favourite bee gees. I was listening to this in The 70s when their disco was famous..

[@cindytappe6486]

Robin is singing , Barry & Maurice doing back up. It was more fun. They started as young kids , playing locally in Australia.

[@amandathibodeau4996]

Robin is the best Bee Gee, as far as I'm concerned!

[@kiontekent6732]

Those was the good ole days in the sixties and seventies you couldn't tell who was singing what there are so many blue eyed soul brothers and sisters ,that was the name black people respectfully gave white artist with a black sound back then life was so easy you worked or attended school and then treated yourself to a party with no negative and tragic news being reported the next day . We passed away in order of birth the elderly , tragically a middle age became stricken with a sickness and passed and the youth aged it was extremely rare to bury a infant ,child ,teen or young adult sad the youth today can't enjoy their life . Great job TYFS , stay safe.

[@irakopilow9223]

This is a very early song from the Bee Gees. For most of their career, there were 3 brothers. Barry, the tall one and twins Maurice (balding) and Robin (wavy hair). There was a younger brother Andy that stayed back in Australia until he got some performing under his belt. He came over the the US, and mostly was solo. He lived like a rock star and died at the age of 30 from heart problems brought on by his earlier drug abuse. Another early Bee Gees song that is great is Massachusetts.

[@karenlee4874]

They were younger there. Time was less stressful back then.

[@jeffreylockhart8292]

I remember this song when it was popular on radio . I had just finished jr high and was to start high school and one summer listened to the radio a lot all the stations all the songs they played

[@VicEclectica]

Yeah, we had fun. Didn't spend too much time worrying about what was dangerous - we all accepted that life is a gamble at best and we went out and enjoyed it. Very different head today.

[@robertarnold7187]

This family is down to one brother now. Last guy standing.

[@lydiabugner6437]

That is an older video when they were younger, This song was written in 1968 and that is Robin singing it and he was the one with the natural falsetto voice, Barry learned to sing falsetto in late 70s. The second song is The First of May and Barry is singing it in his natural voice before he started singing falsetto in late 70s. Before Robin died in 2012, he wrote a symphony called Titanic Requiem which is very haunting and beautiful.

[@katherinemikkola8316]

This song makes me feel so sad cause he really died. RIP Robin, also Maurice his twin, and their little brother Andy. I miss them. 😏😓😫

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

These bros, two of which are twins. Born in England grew up in Australia, started working in pubs at a very young age. The younger brother was a solo artist, but died far too early. The name was the brothers Gibb, so later it was shortened to the Bee Gees.

[@patriciadowning4036]

See the live version of You Should Be Dancing which has ( rare appearance ) all four brothers. Hey, Robin was more long-faced, but he had star power of his own. Maurice was the quiet one who behind the scenes got things organized. He and Robin were fraternal twins, three years younger than the chick magnet.

[@mickisitterding5621]

Great era! Really good, decent men.

[@michellenati6317]

I was only 4 in '69 but yeah, it was more far more chill. It's the Woodstock festival anniversary this weekend too which happened the same year, check it out!

[@genevieveking8819]

I had the album Bee Gees Gold which had all their early pre-disco hits like this song. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart is one of my favorite. I used to roller-skate around the basement with my sister to this album. And ABBA 💃🏻🕺🏻

[@rayfk4]

You've got a very nice voice yourself. I really enjoy it when you sing.