PERFECTION!| FIRST TIME HEARING BeeGees - For Whom The Bell Tolls REACTION

[@yvette9181]

Maurice (pronounced Morris aka Mo) always said that Robin's voice touches your Heart. Amber, your are proof positive that his statement is 100% true!! ❤❤❤

[@robertg7396]

Probably the most famous song that Robin sings lead on is "I started a joke". It's all Robin.

[@dougpettepier2818]

He also sang the lead in Massachusetts, which was popular, also.

[@susieq9801]

@@dougpettepier2818 - Their first UK #1!!!!!

[@LillyMarz777]

Well Barry is in the background doing his part.

[@susieq9801]

@@LillyMarz777 - As they all did, songwriting, singing.

[@northernlight2598]

I Can't See Nobody was a pretty big Bee Gees hit sung by Robin.

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

I've always thought Robin had the best voice. The most sincere. He's soulful, you can see it in his eyes.

[@deanarjones9114]

I thought he was amazing and gorgeous in the old video for Run to Me

[@JohnLennon99791]

Agreed, Robin was my favorite

[@michaelasay8587]

Come on now....Barry is the best!

[@kthor]

All Robin sang was a quivering vibrato his entire career. Barry's always had a beautiful head & chest voice and falsetto, and could sing with anyone & sing anything!🎶

[@Zlata1313]

​@@kthorrubbish. Seriously? Ms Negative once again. We get it, you don't like Robin, Barry's your favourite, blah blah. Stop slamming Robin on every reaction channel. You need a different hobby to channel that anger and negativity of yours.

[@FavoriteMovieDate]

Robin has heartache in his voice. Barry has the airiness of first love. The juxtaposition of all the Brothers voices is profound. You must realize that the BeeGees always did their own sound which always was the case. Disco was just a label that was slapped on them.

[@tammygregory5452]

So true, and it was just a blip in their decades long career!

[@cathybuchanan1747]

Barry was almost always the "front and center" voice, but Robin was a huge part of that Bee Gees "sound". When he sings "There's a hole in my soul", you believe him.

[@ginamplm]

The disco was music written for the soundtrack of a disco movie!

[@susieq9801]

@@ginamplm - The songs that appeared in "Saturday Night Fever" had already been written and recorded in France for their next LP. Stigwood asked for songs for the movie and they sent him five already written for that LP not even knowing much about the movie and they were not written expressly for the movie.

[@ChristineLincoln]

So true! My favorite TAPE is/was To Whom It May Concern. So much music before the big disco craze. They were always great regardless of whatever style they were doing.

[@kelliekretzmer4998]

Robin..... ethereal vocals. Always been my favorite

[@delenelewis9024]

They were not done. They continued until Mo died in 2005. Plus, they ALL sing falsetto, but Barry was the primary falsetto. Try Massachusetts (live 1989) for more of Robin singing lead. He did so on an number of their hits. I know it feels like you've listened to lots of their songs, but in reality you have a long way to go. You've only listed to a few when you consider how many hits these guys had. Also try Nights On Broadway live on the Midnight Special. That one has Robin singing with Barry, and Barry singing in his lower register. Truly cool!

[@reneemanning5194]

Mo' passed😢 in 2003 miss him Robin and of course Andy❣️LOVE MY BEE GEES🥰 keep going as they have So Much More Wonderful Music from 5 decades to listen to and Def Enjoy😍☮️

[@tjrivers]

Yes! Forgot about “Massachusetts”! TY!

[@uncledavesbrigade7106]

In the 60''s, Robin sang lead on many of their early hits. He was very talented .

[@lt6134]

THANK YOU for highlighting a song with Robin leading parts. You would love I Started a Joke from 1968 with Robin singing lead. And he was still a teenager when he wrote it!

[@jackyhughes793]

Yes yes yes I STARTED A JOKE

[@francisseidel8014]

​​@@jackyhughes793 - I just commented suggesting I Started A Joke - great minds think alike.

[@donnakubiski5572]

That song was playing in the background when Robin's body was being taken in a horse drawn carriage to his funeral.

[@daronbaird6060]

Yes to I started a joke and don't forget Massachusetts. I like the 60s BeeGees.

[@4508bluesky]

I am still not sure that they don’t only want to hear Barry…. We will see, right?

[@Friend_Of_The_Muse]

😎Robin Gibb had one of the most UNIQUE voices in music. He is sorely missed. Most of their earlier hits in the 60's featured Robin. Barry would sing the parts he wrote and Robin would sing the parts He wrote. "I started a joke" "I dont want to be alone" from their 21st album come to mind. There last album "This is just were I came in" took them back to their earlier vibe which is my favorite. Its a great album and the title track kills.

[@morph3on53]

Robin's voice actually takes my breathe away. No other way how to describe the impact of hearing him.

[@andrewprice7161]

Its SIR BARRY GIBB remember that

[@susieq9801]

@@andrewprice7161 - Robin was also nominated for knighthood and not just for music (including the orchestral Titanic Requiem played by the National Philharmonic in London), but also for his many philanthropic achievements (President of both The British Heritage Society and the International Composer's Union, The Bomber Command Memorial he fought to get built for WW2 vets, his work for refugees and vets, Outreach for underprivileged children, etc.) specifically in his homeland of the UK, (It IS after all a British honour) but died a prolonged painful death before it could be bestowed. Remember THAT when you try to insult a dead man. Your comment was totally unnecessary.

[@andrewprice7161]

@@susieq9801 ok

[@surlechapeau]

Jay & Amber, you'll love their "To Love Somebody" and "Stayin' Alive" !! Congratulations to Barry Gibb on his Kennedy Center Honor !!

[@pgray5223]

I love "To Love Somebody "

[@kdavis9943]

Totally agree that they should watch an early performance of “To Love Somebody”. When they were young. So much talent.

[@pgray5223]

@@kdavis9943 not to mention, really cute. 😊

[@magneto7930]

I was thinking it's hard to believe that they didn't react to Staying Alive yet.

[@pamcrumpler9169]

Guys you really need to check out Massachusetts. It's awesome

[@esclad]

Robin's solo voice is incredible; beautifully haunting....and it's live! I love this song. And it's nice to see the Twin Towers in the background ❤

[@mikeguerrero72]

The Twin Towers was the 1st thing I saw when it came into the picture. Sad even now huh?

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

I love all eras of the incredible reign of the BeeGees from the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Plus Robin with his almost operatic, amazing vibrato voice stood out on this beautiful song.

[@northernlight2598]

No way it's live; this is a lip synced performance video. Hey, they're still great!

[@brooklynbridgealias]

I can't say it's "nice" to see it. It's sad and then gets me angry again. I'm going to guess that you don't live in the NYC area.

[@lclark6854]

This is a real live performance for a BBC programme but the vocal we are hearing is the studio version. I have seen the live version on KZbin but can't find it again!

[@nickkatknight]

Knowing that Robin is gone and will never create again makes me cry. He's always been my favorite.

[@cicicortes3653]

Check out their LIVE performances ….just magical, and their early songs, 1960s, early to mid 70’s. Robin’s voice is so unique, never heard a voice so “haunting” They had the rare ability to adapt and evolve to changing music genres as the years went by. They were also a British invasion band

[@t.r.1708]

Thx y’all! Their pre-disco era songs spotlight Robin’s voice more often!

[@deanarjones9114]

Pre disco has some good funk to it- as in Jive Talking and Fanny Be Tender.

[@TREMERE1]

@@deanarjones9114 Before that. I prefer their classic sound.

[@randallchaput9529]

Yes, even before JiveTalkin' great songs and sound. And Robin's vocals were always the best to me. ​@@TREMERE1

[@payleighsteele1540]

Robin has the voice of an Angel, just incredible vibrato!

[@juliecowen3641]

I prefer his voice over barry gibbs

[@susanliltz3875]

You’ve got to check out the BeeGees original songs !! Pre- Disco!! How we first heard them!!! 1.I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You 2.Massachusetts 3. Words 4.I Started A Joke 5. Lonely Days 6. To Love Somebody 7. Immortality all great ones , really get to hear them singing in these !!

[@Halph87]

With spicks and specks before that if you were in Australia.

[@DOUGNIKKEL]

When they did "New York Mining Disaster, 1941" a lot of people thought it was the Beatles recording under a different name.

[@kthor]

They already did Immortality....post-disco with Celine Dion.🎼

[@chrislogan5228]

I love Robin's voice he has such a nice tone he can sing just as good as Barry !!

[@gretacarrick5934]

Love Robin’s voice. Wish he had more songs. Never too much Bee Gees.

[@cathyopthof8136]

Go through all of their albums...you’ll find many many more!!

[@doolie165]

the beautiful voice of Robyn Gibb makes this song complete.

[@amymarckel420]

The Bee Gees are so much more than disco. If you dive into their late 60s catalog you will fall in love with their music all over again. I promise.

[@tonysc7610]

Robin had a distinctive vibrato voice.

[@kevinm4022]

Yes go Robin. He is the voice i live to hear. He is soo natural

[@EmjayBaxton]

THIS is the one Bee Gees song i've been waiting for you to react to. Robin's vocals are amazing in this one.

[@seanswinton6242]

I also like him in their song "Wedding Day".

[@bilateralmind]

Me too! Robin really shines in this one. I think I may have suggested this a couple of times. I also think they need to do some of Robins solo career. "Please" is a favorite of mine.

[@hectified]

I love that you're such big Bee Gees fans (especially Rob), yet you still have so much to discover about them. They have really had a legendary career, spanning three different styles, and have written and recorded more great songs than almost any other group or artist in history. Please check out Don't Forget to Remember Me with (edit) a much more restrained Barry on vocals to truly get a feel for how their collective talent has evolved in their approach to music over the years.

[@1InvisionProductions]

Robin has an incredible voice.

[@BonniePicc]

I am so glad you checked out this song! One of their best and it truly showcases the quality of Robin’s beautiful voice. Your reactions were priceless! Robin and Barry shared the lead in the early days; Barry took over in the disco era; and they shared again in the later years. Robin’s most famous lead songs are Massachusetts and I Started a Joke. Country Lanes is another beautiful one. I personally love 2 live performances that were 30 years apart. In 1974 I Can’t See Nobody and Please in 2003 right after Maurice passed suddenly. And to get a sense of his falsetto, check out Living Together! You will be shocked- it is higher than Barry’s! Two great songs where Maurice sings lead are Closer than Close and Man in the Middle. He truly blended their voices together and was the glue. The Bee Gees transcended over 50 years and are truly one of the best bands of all time.

[@SeminoleRail]

If you like Robin's voice then you should listen to some of their pre-disco songs where Robin often took lead. "I Started a Joke", "Massachusetts" and "I've Gotta Get a Message to You" would be good ones to check out.

[@Buffbino]

I would also highly recommend listening to Robin's lead on "I Can't See Nobody." The live concert version from Melbourne in 1974 is the best, but there is also a terrific live version from The Midnight Special in 1973.

[@kelliekretzmer4998]

My 21 y.o. daughter is a Massachusetts fan. Always her face!

[@Mselina9]

And “the singer sang his song”…absolutely beautiful

[@chinchillacrystal6899]

No one sings a love song like the Gibb brothers 🧡

[@jollybobo6379]

I Started a Joke, with Robin as lead, always had been my favorite Bee Gees song

[@trb2021]

Robins voice is absolutely beautiful

[@lornabrumbaugh3586]

Robin's voice really shines on "Bodyguard"....my favorite

[@nighthawkde4522]

Robin’s voice is unmatched.

[@raymondohlsen5054]

Ths BeeGees footprint from the late 60's to whenever is so much larger than most people realize. Whether they were performing, or writing or producing music, they were EVERYWHERE!!! They were HUGELY talented people.

[@brendaallen1250]

You two lovely souls must hear Maurice sing lead in Closer than Close, or Man in the Middle. You will be so surprised. This trio has been my favorite since I was a child in the 60s. Your journey through their catalog has lots of surprises. After hearing Mo sing lead. My real request is Tears from the album ONE!

[@kthor]

It's so sad but I love TEARS, as well as WISH YOU WERE HERE!😥As you prob know, the One album was dedicated to Andy. The opening lyrics of TEARS is definitely coming from Barry...." I started out to be the man behind the scenes, knowing I was in above my head".😓

[@kelliekretzmer4998]

Man in the Middle is stellar!

[@suzy260]

I'm glad you are starting to notice that Robin's voice is absolutely stunning. If you want another one of Andy's hits, check out "EVERLASTING LOVE." This is the song title that the brothers had engraved on Andy's tombstone.

[@kthor]

Great suggestion & written by big bro Barry!

[@pemirkovich9]

A lot of the early hits featured Robin as the main singer before the disco era.

[@terriwallismeeks9166]

Hey Jay. Barry recorded In The Now in 2016 after losing Robin. It’s a CD that includes End of The Rainbow which Barry wrote the week Robin passed. He actually played it to Robin in the hospital. Robin was in a coma and the song wasn’t completed yet but he sang it to him. Very sweet and sad.

[@julcarre383]

This Bee Gees song is amazing! I love Robin's solo voice. Also congrats to Barry for the Kennedy Center Honors. So sad his brothers couldn't be there with him ❤❤❤.

[@johnfaram4684]

"i started a joke" shows robins voice at its fullest,a must listen to track,it may make you cry amber,you have been warned !

[@sherrihayward4500]

Bee gees never disappoint, would love to hear lonely days. Did you watch the Kennedy honors, Barry was one of the recipients ❤

[@aks4204]

It was phenomenal!

[@susieq9801]

A shame his brothers could not be there to receive it with him.

[@kthor]

A well deserved honor!

[@susieq9801]

@@kthor - I agree. Long overdue.

[@karenminyard517]

My all time favorite BeeGees song! Can't beat that unique voice of Robin!!

[@jeanstrickland2445]

I’m so glad you guy’s got around to this song, hope you enjoy it as much as I do! Robin sounds amazing 😍

[@Katsem]

You have barely scratched the surface of The Bee Gees. 😊

[@LetMeEatCake]

Decades of stunning music.

[@ronburgardt6495]

Robin sang a lot of the leads pre-disco. All three had great voices. My favorite song featuring Maurice was Closer Than Close.

[@beeseewill2407]

Those three brothers are so special.I hope they knew how much they are loved .

[@francisseidel8014]

Robin sang I Started A Joke and it was my favorite Bee Gees song of theirs for the longest time.

[@youngthing12]

Robin singing rings around the moon is a must 😀 it was played at his funeral 👍🏻🤩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@magneto7930]

Words by the Bee Gees would be a good one to check out. By the way, slightly unrelated, Robin was my favorite vocalist of the Bee Gees. He had a built-in vibrato that no one else could match.

[@aletmartins6940]

Words has been my favorite since it came out - at that time they were so young, to be so perceptive about love.

[@magneto7930]

@aletmartins6940 very true. I was a fan of their early music before the Disco era. Not that I didn't appreciate their music in later years, I loved all of it really.

[@kthor]

I agree, WORDS is a must....preferably 1968, or 1979 or 1989!

[@magneto7930]

@kthor definitely 1968, not that live version in later years. That didn't do the song justice at all, in my opinion.

[@kathieovercash8414]

You should hear Robin singing I Can't See Nobody (young Robin),And The Sun Will Shine, and Mr Natural. Juliet. My World. Lol. I could go on and on. They're all priceless.

[@jamesdagenais6494]

This is one of my favorite Bee Gees song videos. This song talks about losing a loved one, which always thought of their brother Andy. A great song with Maurice leading " Closer Than Close".

[@melaniejimmy]

I love Closer Than Close great song.

[@mksarj]

Closer than Close is probably my favorite Bee Gees song. I wish Maurice did more lead vocals.

[@jeanroebuck4737]

And man in the middle love it x

[@kdm71291]

Barry said that they never wrote "disco" songs...they wrote pop songs that just kind of came out that way at the time. All three of them actually had full-range voices....including the falsetto.

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

Okay, Jay; I find it hard to believe, with your half million subscribers, that The Bee Gees haven’t been suggested nearly every day!! A couple more for you; “Massachusetts” and “I’ve Got To Get A Message To You”, Robyn & Barry alternating the lead!❤❤❤❤❤❤Love The Bee Gees!

[@ericoswald8089]

You have GOT to listen to some of their solo stuff!! Robin had some big hits - his song "Juliet" was #1 for NINE weeks in Europe. He also had a Top Ten hit with the song "Boys Do Fall In Love." Barry had a great solo album in 1984, including the single "Shine, Shine" and, my FAVORITE - "Shatterproof." I guarantee, you won't be able to get "Shatterproof" out of your head!!

[@danielkarlsson258]

Robin's voice always get to me. "Love me" will always be my fav Bee Gees song. Thanks for all the Bee Gees reactions! Keep up the good work! 👍

[@maryjarman791]

To hear Maurice sing you want to listen to Man in the middle, he wrote it because he was always caught up in the middle of Barry and Robins disagreements. 😊❤

[@mitzifrancis9843]

Robins voice is truly something special. Please listen to some of their early songs from the 1960's like I Started a Joke, Massachusetts, Run to Me, and New York Mining Disaster 1941.

[@marcopiccinini6573]

Every song they made it's amazing , even "embrace" or "i couldn't not love you more" or "blue island" it's really hard to choose one in their hundred succes

[@cathyopthof8136]

Robin is the Best...always have been!! His voice is Heaven, to me!😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇

[@Annakarolaynne-mm8mv]

Robin had a chilling and wonderful voice😢❤🕊️

[@morph3on53]

It has been said before but doesn't hurt to say it again. The Bee Gees were/are a super group. Their voices and the fabulous songs they wrote are truly amazing and will never be duplicated. I agree with you Jay, we love the Bee Gees and it doesn't matter what they sing.

[@dellaclark8665]

It's an outstanding, beautiful song from the Bee Gees! I love the range of Robin's voice in the chorus of "For Whom The Bell Tolls!" 🔔 Magnificent! 🤗

[@101scetch]

One of my favourite bands of all time. They made such brilliant music for decades.

[@lucillewhittington9265]

Maurice used to sing falsetto sometimes too. When Barry would sing in his regular voice on some songs Maurice would sing falsetto!

[@arryharry]

One of my very favourite songs of all time. I recall when this released in 93, and I saw this exact live performance - EVERYONE at the time though they were done, this turned them back into a force overnight, even though it didn't hit #1, not even #3 in the UK but it was an incredible year for music. Glad you guys loved this!

[@herminiahernandez1512]

Man, The Bee Gees are legendary. Love them and their music. I don't know of any artist, I could be wrong, that has evolved with each new decade. It's sad that Robin and Mo are no longer here cause it would've been interesting to see them evolve to this decade.

[@malissadale6344]

Massachusetts has Robin singing more like this...

[@namesameasu]

I noticed you guys like both the BeeGees and the British Invasion. Did y'all know that the BeeGess were also part of the British Invasion. Their first hits go back to 1967 and they were pretty big back in those days too, pre-falsetto: "N.Y. Mining Disaster," "Words," "To Love Somebody," "Holiday," "I Started a Joke" (Robin singing), "Massachusettes," "World," "Lonely Days," "I Got To Get a Message To You," "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" were all huge.

[@wandalewis5097]

After all these years they still had it in the 90’s. Best band ever. This week the BeeGees were honored at the Kennedy Center. Barry was there

[@celine4evauk]

Man In The Middle - with Maurice on lead. Was listening it to it the other day. Their voices blend, but they're all such different individual voices!

[@tammybiddle7115]

Robin has a lot of great hits.

[@bobbimc13]

So so glad you reacted to this one - I feel about Robin the way Jay feels about Barry. Their later music from the 80’s into 2000 was some of their best. You guys really need to investigate some of them. As soon as I can I’ll try and send you some of the top ones. Did you happen to see the Kennedy Honors? Barry Gibb was one of the honorees. And by the way, Robin’s wife called him her songbird.

[@susieq9801]

The whole family and many fans called Robin "Songbird". Such an appropriate name. On his grave stone it says, "Our songbird has flown".

[@glendaragan5297]

Robin was always my favorite 😍

[@buckeyeclayfan]

Robin had so many amazing performances. The 1974 Melbourne concert is a must see; Robin is especially spectacular singing Massachusetts. Another must see is a short one - Chicago soundstage performance of Run to Me/World. This particular For Whom the Bell Tolls video is interesting because the Statue of Liberty is right there and I think the Twin Towers can be seen beyond the bridge behind them. The original music video is quite interesting as our boys are on a beach and our Robin is straddling a cliff!

[@dalenenabors4365]

We love yall too. Bee Gees are the best ever. Been a fan for years. Will always be.

[@jonnno243]

Going back to 1967, and Robin's voice on New York Mining Disaster 1941, and Massachusetts was so good. I love to hear it now.I loved to hear it way back then

[@paulgarratt2634]

Robin sang lead on many Bee Gees 'pre disco' hits in the 60's .

[@SweetThing]

Now to give Mo aka Maurice his due. Check out his singing lead in: "Man in the Middle", (which he was most definitely was; he was the peacemaker), and "Closer than Close". They pronounced his name like "Morris". Mo can also sing falsetto, as he did when they performed "Nights on Broadway" on the Midnight Special and Maurice played guitar And sang falsetto. This was a live performance in 1975.

[@SweetThing]

And what you're hearing when Robin sings is a clear vibrato.. Check out the 90's Bee Gee's songs: "One" and "You Win Again".

[@LetMeEatCake]

When they broke up Lead Barry and Lead Robin spoke to each other through our dear Mo. Watch How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.

[@SweetThing]

And the Bee Gees don't do covers. They write and sing their own music and write songs for other artists.

[@jackiebinns6205]

Berry was on CBS last night Wed getting the Kennedy centers honors award and they sang some of his songs it was awesome ❤

[@Progressive_Canadian]

A lesser-known fact about the Bee Gees' "For Whom the Bell Tolls" is that it was inspired by the classic novel of the same name written by Ernest Hemingway. The song, featured on their 1993 album "Size Isn't Everything," showcases the band's ability to draw inspiration from diverse literary sources, adding a unique dimension to their musical creativity.

[@AmySolesbee]

One of my favorites that they did in their later years is YOU WIN AGAIN.

[@0Yemiserly1]

Love your reaction when Robin opens up the throttle on the chorus! His voice had a haunting and vulnerable quality to it that's just mesmerizing. "I Started a Joke" from their early days is a must, it's his signature song. Maurice had the deepest voice of the three and didn't get to sing lead much, one of my personal favorites that he did is "Suddenly". 🤪👍

[@keithreuter4932]

Immortality featuring Celine Dion with the Bee Gee's will blow your mind!

[@ChuckHackney]

You said it well. Perfection. Never have three brothers made so much great music, for sooo long, that is soo good. The Bee Gees are so much more than just the disco era!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@tammygregory5452]

More from this time frame is You Win Again and One. Both songs you will love. They have some amazing songs from the 80's and 90's.

[@tonimartim5056]

I just listened to Closer than Close, the live version and it was a treat to see and hear Maurice's voice solo.

[@debortahwelch9298]

Robin singing brought me to The BeeGees and I never left. They always make me smile when i hear them but when Robin steps forward it's a sweet spot for me. Robin always is so animated when he sings. Miss you. RIP Robin and Maurice The BeeGees have a HUGE amount of music which was not disco, you need to jump into those. Man in the Middle sung by Maurice, Massachusetts by Robin,

[@robynfedalen1777]

The Bee Gees are totally amazing. ❤️✌🏻🎶

[@gingers.5933]

Robin sings lead on "Massachusetts" and "I started a Joke", these were released in the 60's . I have always loved Robin's voice, he has a very unique and naturally fast vibrato.

[@jbl333able]

Nobody will ever top them, that's a fact.

[@ibrstellar1080]

Another heart touching song for anyone who has lost the ones we loved so dearl

[@judydalton3812]

Barry got a Kennedy center honors yesterday. So moving. He misses his brothers. So many people love the Bee Gees

[@keithclark6299]

It's called pure talent and all three of the Bee Gees had it by the bucketful!!!!

[@jrpearcey9352]

There's something very special about the voice of Robin Gibb. It's like: OK, you've heard Barry ... Now listen to this -- this Robin!

[@kathykenney9840]

I think the Bee Gees are so special because they are just amazing at every stage of their career. They had written so much great music before Saturday night Fever and then they were masters in the disco era and beyond. I grew up listening to their albums over and over. Don't be jealous J, but I saw them in concert twice (in Montreal). Tickets were $13.00 back then. I don't think we knew how lucky we were.

[@Westfale_DE]

Bee Gees are just awesome. Everyone was blessed with a golden voice.

[@linzi9814]

You Win Again by the Bee Gees, love that song ❤

[@michaelvidaurri2945]

Bee Gees closer then close You’ll love Maurices voice

[@dubivxler]

bee gees sensuality

[@nighthawkde4522]

There is so much more to the brothers than disco. Going back to their early work shows how amazing they are at adapting to the music of the times.