First Time Hearing Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven Reaction

[@MugnifyRTS]

I want EVERYONE to understand I'm not trying to insult TheBeeGees in any means when I say they are "lip-syncing" I'm not afraid to be wrong about that but just dont ruin this experience for me with malicious comments.

[@kathieovercash8414]

There's nobody else like those four brothers. Andy Gibb kzbin.info/www/bejne/jJyxlqKKmKyqqMU

[@xmathmanx]

don't worry about it, there are always boomers who insist that they didn't utilise technology in the old days, but obviously they used whatever technology was available

[@eh-i1841]

They are not lipsynching.This was a live recording.

[@victoriasmith2630]

And there are those who always rip on boomers.

[@michaelrider1024]

They are 3 brothers. They are...were forreal.

[@kathybeard5440]

Sorry Sir, absolutely no lip syncing, the Bee Gees were the REAL DEAL. They wrote all their own music and performed it no tricks just pure perfect talent.

[@leengirl]

They are lip synching this, but all of the vocals in it are them. They layered, there all a few layers in this. It’s the same cut as the record. You might be thinking of auto tune, which they absolutely did not use, not need. No pitch corrections either. They’re my handsome boys!

[@joannepickering1646]

This is s live studio recording with a full orchestra. Auto tune wasn't invented yet. This is real talent live.

[@traciwhite7891]

ANF every cent donated to UNICEF, still is.

[@EnochBrock-j6w]

They were the influence nobody like the bee gees listen to children of the world are you familiar with Paul Winfield 18 with bullet check out that white boy don't get no badder than that I can hip you to alot of blue eye soul I'm a soul man

[@gregd6706]

@@EnochBrock-j6w Can you repeat that in English please?

[@larrycastro5113]

Glad somebody noticed that

[@MisObsesiones]

👍👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@NeithDollhouse]

My friend, this is NOT lip synching. This is just pure talent, their harmonies were flawless!❤

[@dktwilsonwilson5334]

Pure natrual talent

[@PitfallHarry72]

Actually, it IS lip syncing, to their studio recording.

[@JoanAlbert-ri7zt]

The Bee Gees were and still is well known for their singing, their songs their everything😊. Beautiful voices, harmonising the works. Pure and natural. No lip-synching here👍🥰❤️❤️❤️

[@maxmaxwell78]

no auto-tune, no pitch correction, pure talent. Sibling harmony at its best!

[@pibly7784]

Exactly.

[@mikelarrivee2620]

No lip sync, no auto tune!! Just pure talent and magic!!

[@heather6668]

Believe it was live in one take - Music for UNICEF concert 1979

[@kthor]

What you're hearing was recorded in the studio. It's nine layers of 3-part harmony, creating 27 voices. And out of those nine layers, 6 are just Barry & 3 are all three brothers together.

[@PitfallHarry72]

@@heather6668 It wasn't. This is the studio recording of the song.

[@heather6668]

@@PitfallHarry72 The promo at the time said it was a live take - but the multi tracked backing vocals and Barry's voice in the vocals when he is singing a different part give that away now. It is def the studio version on YT. Not too sure of what actually happened on the night

[@mikelarrivee2620]

No lip sync and no auto tune!!! They are legends!!!

[@lostsoldier3434]

He got me upset with that line... 🤣😂

[@paulascott5701]

Someone did play the recording to this performance so it is not live, which is a shame. Nobody could touch them live.

[@DTH3000]

@@paulascott5701 Absolutely wrong!

[@Orbitalbomb]

well they lip synced this song during the UNICEF benefit concert recordings. still incredible voices

[@karmelicanke]

Perhaps the gentleman is used to boy bands who can't actually sing without autotune etc. This is a LIVE recording of real Talent as most artists of the era were talented. Listen to the Everly Brothers live. Amazing.

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

Man these people don't lip sync that is real talent.

[@PitfallHarry72]

This is lip synced to the studio recording.

[@Lilith6416]

Soul knows no color. It’s a feeling. ♥️♥️

[@JimmieBuffet-qi3lk]

Absolutely!!! ✌️

[@luiscabrera-xn2ym]

Lilith I agree with your view !!

[@VizoMediaGroup]

No doubt about that.

[@joanhall365]

So true

[@LaidBackLora]

Big big big facts!

[@yellawerder3279]

Only siblings get this kind of harmony. Even their vibrato is matched - it's perfection!

[@veronicaash3362]

YES...PURELY PERFECTION!!!

[@teresavandal4973]

You don't watch much Britain's Got Talent or America's Got Talent do you? They've had quite a few groups on as competition that were in PERFECT sync to the point they impressed Simon Cowell so much he gave them the golden buzzer.... I can also name a few groups that are in that kind of "perfect sync" who not only were not related but had come together as groups under unusual circumstances... groups like Colabro... Then there is also Pentatonix...Just to name a few...

[@doobiewonkanooby]

@@teresavandal4973 What they are meaning to say is that the tonation and timbre of brothers voices are so close to each other it’s a sound that can’t be matched. Maybe you just can’t hear it. Yes Pentatonix are masters of this game-but their voices will never mesh the same way that brothers voices do like The Bee Gees and The Beach Boys.

[@yellawerder3279]

@@doobiewonkanooby Exactly - Thank You!

[@michelebenedosso3899]

God given gifts- to the three brothers (and later their younger brother) Brings me to tears just how beautiful their harmonies are… perfection times 3

[@MsJet1]

I'm 69 years old and the music of my younger years gives me the chills. I love that you appreciate them!

[@barbaraantonelli7782]

Still gives me the chills too. I'm 68 & like you have beenhearing these songs for decades.

[@blacklight4460]

@@barbaraantonelli7782 62 The vibes are strong our system.

[@pamcatron1058]

They didn’t lipsinc that was their voices

[@kathybutton]

Well said my friend!!!BRAVO

[@eviegurl-i9x]

If they don’t already know.. They better ask somebody or better yet, listen to the music of our times… I’m in my early sixties and this music was and will always be the greatest of all time…

[@triciakinney]

I feel like Barry’s voice is nearly like another musical instrument. It’s perfection and gives me chills every time I listen to it. I was born in 1963 and I feel blessed to have been raised with the best music ever! And yes he was definitely one of the panty droppers from the 70s. Lol

[@stephaniecampbell1514]

😆 finally, someone said it 👏 men didn't like them as much because they didn't know what love he was talking about, and all the women wanted someone to love them with as much feeling.

[@ic5761]

Yup Barry's voice is like another musical instrument

[@guittadabe5214]

Welcome to the world of the Bee Gees. Very few groups DOMINATED the airwaves for as long as they did. The Disco era was theirs, the movie Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta was like a list of their Greatest Hits and was a cultural classic, and they churned #1 songs one after another. They were so much on the airwaves that a fatigue set in, and in the backlash that followed, they had to write songs for other artists, and those songs hit #1 as well! That's how talented these brothers were! And you will not be surprised that so many other black reactors had thought the Bee Gees were black too! It's one of the most entertaining things to watch their face when they see them on the screen for the first time!

[@SuperKevin57]

Believe it or not these guys are not lip syncing they are just brilliant

[@lulubusbus]

Have you seen their interview with Phil Donahue? Barry talks about black singers being the best in the world. They loved the Isley Brothers too. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rmbIfX-jpdqfp6s

[@waltersaunders7699]

It's so good to see young people blown away by good old music

[@nighthawkde]

The BeeGees were brothers who were just amazingly talented. No lip sync, no auto tune, just pure voices and harmonies.

[@anonymousm5362]

The two outside brothers are twins.

[@marynelson7943]

that's not lip syncing, that's pure talent and love and women be falling for this. Love was true.

[@PowerfulPlayEdmonton]

No Lipsyncing here at all my good friend. Pure magic. I saw them in concert in Montreal, late '70's. Love the Bee Gees always!

[@A.F.U-A]

Barry still sounds like this. It’s amazing.

[@bonniehalf-elven]

They are lip syncing here. This is the studio version of the song. There are at least four voices heard when Barry goes off on his own. But yes, they sounded amazing live.

[@maelilmc4079]

They are, it’s not a live performance. Recognising that doesn’t take away from their singing but this has 27 vocal tracks and even Barry, good as he is, couldn’t do that on his own!

[@maelilmc4079]

They are lip synching, that is a fact. The recording of this song is well documented. Read before posting, less you look foolish!

[@loveontopfan3100]

@@maelilmc4079 You missed the point. The Bee Gees talent means they didn't have to lip sync when they were singing LIVE. I think you knew that but are playing ignorant. The Bee Gee are one of the most legendary vocal groups in music history. They wrote some of the biggest songs over the years, not just for themselves but other artists. They were absolutely prolific, outstanding song writers on top of being outstanding vocalists. All of these factors make them extraordinary talents.

[@annebodee]

The BeeGees had top ten hits in 5 decades. They wrote all their songs and wrote hits for other singers too. In the 70's the Brothers Gibb (including brother Andy had 4 of the #1 hits of the entire decade). Ridiculously talented family. Love them. RIP Andy, Maurice and Robin.

[@siggycoe3372]

Barry is last alive..Maurice and Robyn were twins ..

[@annebodee]

@@siggycoe3372 Yes. That's what I said. Really heartbreaking when Maurice died as he was still relatively young and died on the operating table. He never got over Andy's death.

[@chargerjim1205]

and Barry the oldest last to survive must be hard for him.

[@puffchick4197]

Greatest ❤️♥️♥️❤️

[@vickiewiseman7112]

​@@puffchick4197ditto!

[@franblakely6361]

I saw them in PERSON 4 times!!! They never EVER lip synced at any concert I went to......in fact they were one of the best groups LIVE to see perform. Not many are perfect like them, they are like the 'HOME FREE' group of this generation, check them out......perfection on stage!!! The BG's were brothers..................from the same parents. They were born in England, but started their stardom in Australia........Barry Lead, Robin (RIP) Harmony and the best sounding voice of all three and Maurice (RIP) is on the keys and harmony only. Listen to Robin Gibb doing 'I STARED A JOKE'. It will blow your mind!

[@TheBrownlj]

Correct, except this is not a concert. It is just a music video, not live at all.

[@patriciamorgan2659]

Love I started a joke. So beautiful.

[@OMyStarz]

Don't forget Maurice and Robin were twins.

[@lindarussell3090]

Love this music tho almost 80 yrs- can’t seem to get away from it-especially the one about heaven!!!!

[@MaginFlaBlueChoice]

Absolutely, the panty dropper, them & Righteous brothers!! No lip sync baby, none of the garbage they use in today’s music…..pure soul, heart, talent!! I wish I was hearing them For the first time again!! In case, the were big opinion the 70’s hit disco movie SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER!!! They were heart of disco at the club scene!!!

[@laurelcarter1573]

This is the first group ever to donate all proceeds of a song to charity with this song it was given to UNICEF and still makes them millions. These brothers were just amazing singers and genuine great human beings. They also donate Blue Island to help with the aftermath of the Bosnian war particularly the women and children. They had hits from the 60s to 2000s when Mo passed in 2003. His twin Robin passed in 2012. They are not lip syncing that is the beauty of the BeeGees. Barry is now 76 and still alive. They had over 1000 hits and there was hundreds of panty droppers among them lol.

[@TheBrownlj]

This song isnt live, its just a music video.

[@TexasRose50]

@ Leanne Brown, sweetheart, apparently you don’t about singers and bands in those days. Very little lip syncing was done. Everyone had to be able to preform live. Do you think they got that whole orchestra together just to lip sync? Or was the orchestra pretending to play? None of that makes sense.

[@louisejohnson6057]

@@TheBrownlj What makes you think that they're lip-syncing?

[@mjlh7079]

@@TheBrownlj I saw them sing this song in 1979 from the front row LIVE in Miami, Florida. No lip syncing - They really were that good & didn't need to lip sync because, unlike some of the boiler plate song singers of today, they practiced singing together for hours every day and had been doing so for years. Also lip syncing was so frowned upon back then the career of any a singer caught doing it was literally "over". Hell lip syncing was still a big career ending NO NO in 1989, just ask Milli Vanilli. 1. They were bothers who'd sang together their whole lives 2. They were more than 'That good' They were off the charts fabulous.

[@TheBrownlj]

@@mjlh7079 nobody is saying that they did lip sync at concerts. Every fan knows that they were awesome live. This is not a concert though. It is a music video. Omg seriously official music videos are not sung live. There were music videos in 1979 just like there are now. By the way Millie Vanilli didnt just lip sync, the scandal with them is it wasnt their voices at all. They were lip syncing to somebody else's voice. Honestly cant you tell the difference between singing live and music videos?

[@deborahhusbands4884]

Ottis Redding worked with them before he died in 1967. These guys were geniuses when it came to music. They knew how to blend voices, yet they had their own unique sound.

[@sherward3788]

Individually they were different but put em together.....man they could sing!!❤❤❤❤

[@Georgia__Girl]

Remember they didn’t know how to read musical notes. That’s why they did it their way… PERFECTLY

[@sherrihayward4500]

To love somebody was written for Otis Redding, but he died before he could record it. So the Bee Gees recorded it. Documentary named how do you mend a broken heart is very informative. Watch it!! NO LIPSYNCING!!

[@bellabell737]

They were big Otis Redding fans

[@christophersmith2793]

This performance was live no lip sync, I attended a live Bee Gees concert in Las Vegas in 1997 they were phenomenal live!

[@kathydoty8718]

Absolutely NO lip sync. Pure, raw talent! 💯🙌

[@TheBrownlj]

No this performance wasnt live. Its just a music video. This song was only ever performed live in natural voice as part of a medley. There are actually many, many layers to this song.

[@BeckyPresley]

I was at that very same concert and yes it was absolutely phenomenal!!! No lip sync here!

[@TheBrownlj]

@@BeckyPresley there was in this video though. Its a video not a live performance.

[@leeannep.7652]

​@@BeckyPresley How is Barry singing lead in the last few choruses when he's not doing so in the video? Here is what 3 voices sound like: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJ7FkpqCgdaYp9E

[@maryhosea6475]

They are guenuine singers no auto tune nothing just their voices . They have been singing together since they were children. They have written hit songs for many other artists as well. Sad that only Barry is the only one left. Phenomenal talent.

[@onsturn]

Now that’s music. If you didn’t get goosebumps you don’t have a pulse.

[@MrJoeE1970]

The only thing better than having been alive when this music was made, is watching someone discover it now.

[@staceykelly4211]

We had the most phenomenal music.

[@Horsewithnoname001]

Great point….this and muscle cars, and really cheap gas! So lucky to be born when I was!

[@debraconner2493]

Welcome to the great Bee Gees rabbit hole…..enjoy Love your reaction No lip syncing they are that good.

[@darrellsmith3602]

Reaction = priceless!

[@ErikHeimdallr]

No Autotune No Pro-Tools No Gimmicks Not double tracked Live Just pure talent. Blue-eyed soul.

[@2hipachick]

1 mic, no autotune and live. That is Real talent!

[@TheBrownlj]

Not live at all

[@deborahtuggle1370]

Never be another group like the bee gees,all of them had beautiful voices!!👏👏🙏🙌🌹🌹🌹💯

[@MugnifyRTS]

Couldn't agree more!

[@Joel-fp5et]

Exactly!

[@valariehunter5389]

​@@MugnifyRTSCheck out the song & video "It's all in your name" By Michael Jackson and Barry Gibb 💜

[@denisereynolds2399]

Your absolutely right ❤

[@lorifrenchkoulouris521]

They never lip synch. Theirs was the first album I ever bought. They could sing any song acapella. Theirs was all original. And amazing Live. Also the first concert I went to. Thank you for your amazing reaction. THEY DONATED ALL PROCEEDS FROM 'TOO MUCH HEAVEN' TO UNICEF - AN INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS CHARITY.

[@TheBrownlj]

Correct except this is not a live performance

[@Old_Man001]

@@TheBrownlj You are right. They are performing to the record just for this performance (music videos weren’t a thing yet at this time). But, what a masterful job of lip syncing.

[@CorbettMccommis-ey6tz]

no lip syncing there. Saw them live 4 times. Barry is the sole survivor after losing his youngest brother Andy and his two brothers Maurice (pronounced Morris) and Robin who were twins. Their music has many different sounds over the decades. They are legends and there will never be another group quite like them. RIP Maurice, Robin and Andy.

[@russellevans2446]

No lip sync here, or auto tune. The Bee Gees were as pure as it gets.

[@pameladurham2438]

These three brothers ..Their voices just meld together so naturally. I will never get over how very good they truly were. The best of harmonies...

[@andrewchristou2857]

Impossible to compare the Bee Gees to anyone, they're that unique!

[@sandradyer5956]

Yes!

[@shahn9916]

Such emotion in this song. Barry Gibb the lead singer was such a great song writer lol

[@andrewchristou2857]

@@shahn9916 💯

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

This is pure and raw talent young man. This is from my era and I'm 69.

[@jackcoberly2705]

This is live. No lip sync. No auto tune. My favorite group of all time. From the 1950's to the 2000's. There was a 4th Bee Gee, Andy Gibb. You should check him out also. YOU EXPRESSION IS PRICELESS.

[@VIDSTORAGE]

It is live but you cannot hear it , i think I am right anyways , the video is dubbed over with studio the version ..

[@acousticsong-guitarco964]

No, it’s lip synced

[@kathycuster1714]

Sadly, Barry is the last Brother left.😢

[@juneosborne8490]

Love you Barry and family!!

[@juneosborne8490]

Love you and your family Barry!!

[@momcatwoo]

I have loved them for 40 years or more. They sang together from the time they were babies. Their musical connection was psychic.

[@gailfoster8972]

This was a live studio recording with a full Orchestra there was no lip syncing this group never lip sync a single word in their lives no auto-tune no nothing these were the most talented Brothers on the planet

[@missymyers7043]

God doesn’t see skin color, He just bestows the blessings and these brothers are beyond blessed!!! The BeeGees shared their talent and love with all the world.

[@kathieovercash8414]

That was recorded live. I one of their interviews they sang a capella and it was spot on. They wrote three number one songs in one evening. Recorded 21 albums. I don't remember how many their younger brother recorded. Fifteen number one songs and had three songs in the top five at one time. Musical geniuses.

[@jennieortega4987]

They truly had their own style ... voices were heavenly like butter ... No matter how many times I hear this song, I'm moved each time..I close my eyes and take in each word , enjoy every instrument...They will always be the best.No one can match them...

[@agenolmedina9159]

Agreed! No one can match them.

[@davidd7681]

No lip syncing, auto tune, etc., But plenty of talent and ability. These guys had been singing together for a long time before this song came out. Being blood relations, it may have been a factor in their similarities. But make no mistake, these dudes were and are the real deal. From being the most productive song creators, for themselves and others, to some of the best performers the world has known. Glad to see you got to hear this song as an introduction to the group. Peace!

[@thevoicechameleon]

Love your reaction. They were amazing. This song is on my all time top ten list. The power of Barry's falsetto is unreal. Another cool thing about this song is that they donated all proceeds in perpetuity to UNICEF. They were real down to earth, funny and incredibly talented.

[@A.F.U-A]

They sound this good together because they’re brothers and have been singing together all their lives. They wrote many of the important songs for 5 decades. They’re an institution.

[@cindybobindy3859]

NO lip sync. These guys were phenomenal. Since they were brothers their harmonies almost sound like one voice. I am so thankful I grew up with their music. It is so amazing to see younger generations discovering their fabulous talent. If you go down the Bee Gee rabbit hole, you won't regret it!!

[@xstitch1954]

I just love it when I see someone react to the Bee Gees for the first time. I was around when they first brought the world their beautiful music and I have them still on all my playlists. Good music never dies. Love your reaction.

[@lumenpraetorius4592]

Just FYI, they were not lip-syncing there. That was a live performance with a full band. The three of them were brothers who started to harmonize in the parents basement in Australia in 1956 and they went from there to stardom. Beautiful voices, beautiful harmonies, blue eyed soul.

[@tquinn63]

Obviously NO lip syncing! This is one of the BEST musical groups of ALL TIME! It may be worth considering that THEY influenced others rather than so much concern about who they were influenced by... Shared DNA, MASSIVE TALENT and HARD WORK!

[@margomackay5215]

The Bee Gees is the third best group so they say, I personally think that there number ONE!!! I'm seventy and I fall asleep every night listening to my sweet Berry, Robin and Maurice ❤❤❤❤

[@pennivalenti6602]

They are live! They never lip sync. They are 3 brothers, not back-up singers either. They were and still are the most talented group that ever existed. Sadly, two of the brothers have passed away, leaving only Barry, who is still singing. They were born in England.

[@phyllisalderson6247]

They were talented ,,, but I heard that Barry had died ??

[@joanies6778]

​​​@@phyllisalderson6247 No. Barry is alive and well, lives in Miami, still singing and recording. He released a country album called Greenfields compiled of duets with all famous artists. It's awesome!

[@annebodee]

They were born in Australia.

[@janetcain1297]

@@annebodee no they weren't..they were born on The Isle of Man

[@annebodee]

@@janetcain1297 You're right. But they did move to Australia where they started their band. Eventually came to the U.S. (most of the big artists do). They lived in Miami, on Star Island I believe. I grew up in Miami. Star Island wasn't a place you could just visit. Barry still lives there.

[@darlenecherbak4042]

These guys are brothers they were born in England & raised in Austrailia. They also had younger brother named Andy Gibb he was also a big star in late 70s early 80s. Bees Gees aka The Brothers Gibb. They sang w/ such joy 🎶

[@grannywindu7]

Music is universal it doesn’t belong to just one group of people. We are all brothers and sisters in this big beautiful world💕this is their style and the style of the time. They were the their own sound but had a great live of all great music. No one had their sound. They were always live and never used any sound affects. Just beautiful sound.

[@MugnifyRTS]

Music isn't owned by anyone and I do believe that the cultural expressions of people should be credited to those who created it. Differences between people's are not suppose to negative, it's just like that here

[@lennygriffin1149]

I absolutely love when people from this generation discover songs that I grew up listening to and loving it. These songs are classic. They really blew up with the soundtrack from the movie “Saturday Night Fever” which for a time was the biggest selling album of all time.

[@Jack-pu4rf]

One thing about the Bee Gees is they always sung live I have never known them to lip sync, this was rehearsed and sung live, thanks for your reaction

[@lindagreenhill9059]

Pure magic adore them I hope you’ve watched many more of their music their lives ect their just legends ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kathyhoward4501]

They are so in tune because they were brothers who perfected their craft together. This is what music sounds like without autotune or lip sync. True artists like so many who sang before autotune was a thing.

[@tinasmallwood9546]

You have stumbled upon music royalty. They have written hundreds of songs and had monster hits starting from the 60s. Brothers who loved and respected each other. This would be a rabbit hole you would love. Great reaction and welcome to the world of BeeGees.

[@kthor]

So true!👍

[@takinittotheheatandthestreet]

No lip syncing from The Bee Gees 😊 They are phenomenal . I was so in love with them in the 80s

[@lydiabugner6437]

3 brothers who have been singing together since they were kids in the late 1950s, even though they were born on Isle of Mann (British) and spend young childhood in Manchester, England, their family immigrated to Australia and stayed there until they returned to England in early 1960s. They performed on Australian radio and TV and wrote (for themselves and others) and recorded before they returned to England. Barry, the older brother, is in the middle. Robin (long hair) and Maurice are fraternal twins. They have perfect harmonies because they have been singing together to the radio and records since they were kids. They have never, ever used autotune and perform all songs at concerts and on TV and videos live. They have no formal music training and couldn't even read music when they started out and are all self-taught on multiple instruments. Barry was told by their producer one day that they needed him to singe falsetto and he just sang it, no training. They wrote, recorded and performed their own songs (approx. 1000 to 1500 songs) for 50 years and also wrote and produced records for Diana Ross, Michael Jackson, Dionne Warwick, Celine Dione, Barbra Streisand, Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton and many others. They moved to Miami, FL in late 1970s and recorded at Criteria Studio there and eventually bought the studio and renamed it Middle Ear Studio. Maurice died in 2003 and Robin died in 2012 but Barry is still alive. After Maurice died, Robin and Barry continued as the Bee Gees, writing, recording, and touring. After Robin died, Barry has continued to write, record and produce records for himself and others and toured for while with 2 of his sons and Maurice's daughter who is a singer. He also mentors young musicians. He and his wife have 5 children, numerous grandchildren and have been married for 54 years and they still live in Miami.

[@debortahwelch9298]

The Talent during my generation did not lip-sync or need auto tune. The BeeGee WROTE all of their songs and for others, Marvin Gaye, Diana Ross, Kenny Rogers. PURE TALENT right here. Each member of The BeeGee's had beautiful voices on their own but when put together it was magic. Robin and Maurice RIP. Love to Barry. Music that I grew up with and ALWAYS come back to.

[@amandacollins2854]

I'm an old woman and I can assure you they could and did sing like that live.they started as little kids on Australian T.V. what you don't seem to know is the great respect we Aussies have for black American music , we are a small population but you will find exponents of blues, jazz, r&b ect.all the way to rap and back . ❤

[@thomaschandler4831]

The Bee Gees were amazing…. So many wonderful songs …. Man .. there music was so calming and powerful at the same time … it was and is unbelievable…. Like Angels singing in a choir…. That kind of POWER 🏆

[@danieljordan7194]

This magical trio were the influencer's,not so much the influencees 😉👍...in my personal opinion the greatest vocal trio of all time.Perfection,they worked and would settle for nothing less.Rest in peace Maurice and Robin.😔🙏🌹

[@miaball1853]

They never lip synced anything. They were one of the most influential groups during the disco age. Their sound was amazing and beautiful.

[@anna-mariepellett4362]

🦋 this is why you guys on these reaction channels are so important because your willingness to listen to things you have not heard before or don’t know anything about or not that much about helps to bring knowledge to so many people. And it’s fun to hear people say I didn’t know that that was the Bee Gees I love that song. There’s so much to share between us all. And thank you for doing that on your channel. Maybe music can save our souls. Much love and blessings be upon you. And thank you for the video.

[@lindanoel1853]

Anna-Marie Pellett --- Have to ask -- are you any relation to Patrick Pellett? He's in Eastern Washington, Spokane, Wa now. A fine kind man. 🙂

[@laurie-lionessnotaewe5902]

I’m so sorry you’re just now discovering these amazing artists. I feel so fortunate to have grown up in the 70’s and 80’s. I also made sure my 25 year old daughter grew up listening to EVERYTHING from Elvis, to Johnny Cash, the BeeGees, ac/dc, kiss on into the music of her generation. There is not a genre today that she hasn’t listened to and still does. Such rich history music has. Enjoy!

[@MNATrevor]

The Gibb Brothers. No autotune, no gimmicks, no lip syncing. Sound the exact same live as in the video.

[@steveh7108]

It's mind-blowing that even their vibrato is perfectly in sync.

[@russlupky3505]

And I really have to say that I'm totally thrilled that young people are recognizing. The music that I grew up with it really is a thrill to see the expression on their faces when they realize that this music that you're listening to. Is over 40 years old and you're really digging it....😊 God-bless peace.

[@rongriggs4430]

This was done live in one take. The Bee Gees pretty much owned the "Saturday Night Fever" sound track.

[@TombCat]

No, there are 27 layered vocal tracks. This is their most complex recording. Sonic bliss. But not live.

[@vapplebury]

True singing. No lip sync in this family! Soulful joy. Barry, Robin, Maurice Gibb.

[@cog4life]

That’s what you call sibling harmony. They sound as good in concert as the studio. They wrote 1000’s of songs for other artists.

[@harveyrice1029]

100`s 1 to many 0`s

[@gloriapena3649]

They probably wrote music for Steve.

[@PabloDiegoJoséFranciscoLadrón]

Amazing singers, they literally sang their entire lives together, imagine how in sync that would make them. I saw them twice as a group and Barry once solo. It was truly heartbreaking yet almost spiritual, to watch Barry sing live after his brothers had passed. The pain, grief, regret and love poured from him into certain songs, in the way thats indescribable . Thanks for sharing.

[@TheDawnd]

I could not even get through this without SOBBING! Back when times were SO MUCH EASIER! There was NO LIP SYNCHING involved, they were JUST THAT AMAZING. Thanks for taking me back to being a small child in a world where there was HOPE!

[@TheBrownlj]

Love them but luv this is just a music video for their studio recording so yes there is lip syncing

[@janiekelley9563]

Yes I also am sobbing at the sheer beauty of the voices of these delightful men‼️❤️❤️❤️

[@lindajames978]

​@Leanne Brown I'm sorry but I disagree this was live on The Andy Williams Show, the Bee Gees were influenced by many but Ottis Reading was big influence, along with the beatles and they loved R&B. Barry didn't start singing Falsetto until 1975 but they could all harmonise, they sounded the same live or in a studio, I suggest you look at some of their other songs, which you would know if you grew up with them like I did.

[@TheBrownlj]

@@lindajames978 NO you are wrong this is a music video, not live at all. This is fact. You obviously dont know how songs are recorded. The rest what the hell are you talking about?

[@janiekelley9563]

@@TheBrownlj 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@sek795]

You are just listening to perfection which is hard to believe with no auto tune or lip syncing. Don’t feel bad about doubting that. It’s just hard to believe a group can be so good without that stuff. Haters gonna hate. I personally loved your reaction esp with your eyes. Your reaction is actually one of my favorite ever!

[@janiemarshall7928]

Thank you nephew 💙. Such a beautiful song. All proceeds/monies made from the song "Too Much Heaven " went to charity. 🖤🖤🖤❤❤❤

[@jmjlori]

my goosebumps are up! I have loved them since I was a child in the '70s! They're all brothers from Australia, and they had other talented siblings, too!!! ALL of their songs are incredible!!!

[@teviottilehurst]

Born British, died British. Barry is British and American. None of them were Australians.

[@katrinacash6393]

They wrote their own music, more than 1,000 songs, they had 9 number 1 hits and wrote hits for other artists including Diana Ross, Kenny Rogers & Dolly Parton and Barry (lead singer here) wrote and recorded a whole album with Barbra Streisand. They wrote the theme song to the movie “Grease” and the majority of the soundtrack for the movie “Saturday Night Fever”. Barry didn’t discover that falsetto voice until the 70’s. He has a great lower voice also that can be heard on “Nights on Broadway” as well as Robin Gibb sharing the lead. I recommend watching their live appearance on The Midnight Special Show. You will love this rabbit hole!

[@TheBrownlj]

The best live performance of Nights on Broadway is the 1989 version from the All For One tour.

[@katrinacash6393]

@@TheBrownlj Opinions are wonderful things, aren’t they? We both have our own.

[@sue9197]

All three had falsetto. They discussed it amongst themselves who would do the falsetto Barry stepped up. His was made. Watch their interviews.

[@katrinacash6393]

@@sue9197 I got that straight from Barry’s mouth in the 2019 Biography of The Bee Gees. But if you Google what year he first sang in falsetto this is the direct quote: The first Bee Gees Song that Barry sang in Falsetto was “Nights on Broadway”, from the Bee Gees' 1975 album “Main Course”. Record Producer Arif Mardin asked Barry if he could “scream in tune” during the main chorus of the song, Barry said “he'll try”, did it and…the rest is Bee Gees History. I was a fan of The Bee Gees in the 1960’s and Barry never sang in falsetto. Go look up their hits prior to 1974 and watch.

[@cryptosoerin9674]

Together the three Gibb brothers are the most prolific song writers of all time.

[@gayleabrams9739]

Harmony. No tunealator. Pure voice... Please bring music back.

[@alunchurcher7060]

The massive number of tracks the Brothers wrote for other singers and themselves is unbelievable, any group lasting 50+ years had to have something listeners wanted to hear. You could spend all day and more just listening to their record collection.

[@junebug_tx2305]

Welcome to Disco, dude. BeeGee's was a whole generation's jam. You will love it.

[@maryfrancesmcknight9587]

I was in my late teens and early twenties when they became popular. They touched my sole like no other group. I love their music to this day. Beautiful music ❤

[@tvdroid22]

3 brothers who grew up singing together....one mic. Pure talent. We are all better for the experience of hearing them.

[@nelerhabarber5602]

Guinness World Records lists Gibb as the second highest-grossing songwriter in history behind McCartney. Gibb's career spans more than 60 years. He and his brothers were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 as a member of the Bee Gees.

[@maureenalder8905]

These are the Gibb Brothers total legends..go down a rabbit hole with them..love from London 🇬🇧

[@wendyzeller3908]

Welcome to The Bee Gees- one of the greatest vocal groups ever. This was not lip syncing - this vocal talent is what they are know for. Glad that you enjoyed them so much and best wishes for your trip down the rabbit hole. You’re gonna love it. Enjoy Roy Orbison….

[@henrykosky3919]

Old school live recording three men vocalizing on One microphone

[@jennifernadela4556]

Bee Gers are legends and incomparable. Featured in the Book.of Guiness as the most successful songwriters of all times. Sir Barry Gibb along with his brods cannot be surpassed in yerms of harmony. They.produced hits after hits.

[@kudabear4898]

They are not lip syncing.....this is their recorded music video.....ABSOLUTELY NO AUTOTUNE....JUST PURE GOD GIVEN TALENT!!!!

[@LizzieRD]

Yep. They do it every time. Pick up that chin from the floor. Mills brothers, Everly brothers, Roy Orbison, all influenced these brothers. 100 top 10 hits through the years. Stayin Alive, How deep is your love, Jive Talkin are some of their best

[@kthor]

Great suggestions & comment!😂

[@BrianFortwengler]

There is NO lip syncing going on! That’s their natural voices !!!! No auto tune!! Just plain natural beautiful voices

[@debbers]

No there is no lip sync! this was pure talent on a global scale! You should check out "Stayin' Alive" next! I'm sure you've heard at least part of this song in any number of movies! Great reaction! Thank you for letting me sit in to watch your reaction!

[@davidstoakes8875]

No lip sync pure talent and commitment to their work ,remember them well brilliant.

[@TheVixen59]

They seldom did second takes and sang in harmony live with no autotune. They were phenomenal live.

[@donnacrimmins789]

No lip sync, no auto tune!! Just wonderful singing.

[@marthalikens482]

I am so privileged to have grown up in this generation! This is 100% pure music, no gimmicks.. just God given talent!! The BeeGees one of Gods gifts to mankind!!

[@lindanoel1853]

Just have to add, we atheists, agnostics, non-Believers in supernatural ideas --- To me that is pure natural talent. No god necessary. 🙂

[@vandoraginther6421]

What a joy to see your reaction to these brothers. They are the best group ever!!! This voice is falsetto, which is awesome. They have chest voices too. Barry is the one in the middle, Maurice on the right and Robin on left. These guys have written and sang 1000± songs.They wrote many number 1 hits for other artist... How Deep is your Love....Night Fever.... Alone....One..Too Love Somebody. so-so many

[@marleneobstnash5517]

Yes! Great suggestions!

[@richardduffy3115]

They are not lip syncing. The Bee Gees early music was my favorite. They have so many hit songs. Check out "Words" and "I Gotta Get a.Message to You". "How Deep Is Your Love", and "Fanny Be Tender" are also great ones. I thoroughly enjoy your reactions!!

[@MugnifyRTS]

Thanks for hanging Rich!

[@leeannep.7652]

Of course this is not live. For one thing, you can hear Barry's high lead during the last several choruses even though he is only doing the "ah, ah," etc. part in the video. Disappointing I know! Look up the wiki article on this song about all the different layers.

[@TheBrownlj]

@@leeannep.7652people think because they see instruments that it must be live. Music videos are not live recordings. I love the Bee Gees and love this song but you are correct that there are so many layers. When this song was sung live it was done in natural voice just with Barry's guitar as part of a medley. They totally switched it up and almost made it a different song live.

[@richardduffy3115]

To Leanne and Lee Anne, sorry girls, but there was no lip syncing on this particular video. They have lip synced on rare occasion but this is not one of them. I pulled up a lot of info to check this out, and saw no indication of this video being lip synced. This is live, live, live!!

[@leeannep.7652]

@@richardduffy3115 They might be singing, but by not live I meant they are obviously singing on top of other pre-recorded parts.