First Ever Hearing Bee Gees - Too Much Heaven (Reaction!!)

[@poloreacts27]

Just want to say thanks for watching my crazy reactions! If you enjoy what I do on this channel consider supporting me. 70% of my videos are not monetized. Between setting up the studio daily, filming, editing, thumbnails, and research which all take away from my family, you guys motivate me to put out content daily. Consider buying me a coffee here www.buymeacoffee.com/poloreacts or my Patreon www.patreon.com/poloreacts PEACE!!

[@finallythere100]

Others who are white are Righteous Brothers. See Soul and Inspiration, Sunnertime, I Want to Make Love to You and others. They were called Blue Eyed Soul. Also Bobby Caldwell What You Won’t Do for Love…

[@MB-kmarA]

Appreciate you sharing this I agree with you %100 The Bee Gees were the real deal as they come and nobody can take that from them they were one of a kind unique in that Era as Elvis was to his! Thank you respectfully be safe🙏✌️🤜🤛

[@bettylovato2210]

They were one of my favorite singers in my Era. You should read about their history, it is very interesting.. They were all beautiful people. Thank you for the memories. ❤

[@cd1673]

You can hear The Stylistics as an influence

[@brentacusmaximus6677]

You might wanna watch the 1977 Movie "Saturday night fever" The bee gees did the sound track. Awesome classic stuff !

[@ttjj6477]

I'm an African American female....and I am a BeeGees fan ALL DAY!!!! Jive Talkin' Too Much Heaven Stayin' Alive More than a Woman How Deep Is Your Love Their voices ...pure perfection!!

[@maryschepise896]

Agree, there is not another group, or solo artist that can top their voice, and too much heaven is a ballad you can sing over and over again, and not get tired of.

[@kittykatz4001]

Add “You Should be Dancing” to the list!

[@harryanders2877]

And also how about "Nights On Broadway", which was later sampled in a track by DMX. A personal favorite. Bee Gees are the truth.

[@yupitsme9713]

SAME!! Since I first heard them in the 70s.

[@kirstenfelton7420]

The best

[@Vee384]

I haven't heard the song in years, I am a black woman over 60 and I loved the Bee Gees, very talented. Miss that kind of beautiful musical talent.

[@ladym6738]

I am white and almost 80 and yes, you are right, beautiful musical talent was much loved. Guess we all knew all the words to those songs from back in the day. The youngsters of today can go back as this young man and appreciate the simplicity or honestly to the lyrics and instrumentals of grans time. haha.

[@kimbeebee8176]

Takes me back to my youth…Bee Gees, Barry White, Donna Summer at the Disco dancing the night away…

[@pnojazz]

Me too Sista! I grew up listening to them and enjoyed their many hits!❤

[@Jeff-io2zn]

I'm with you. I'm a 61 yr old redneck from Texas and I absolutely love this music. I wish we could go back to that time.

[@aquarius5461]

I have found this has become my new favourite hobby watching younger people in awe of the brilliance of the bee gees! Pure raw talent!! Just spectacular! RIP Maurice Andy and Robin we still love you! ❤🙏

[@Soibottleditup]

Yes!!! I love seeing the reactions to music and musicians that we grew up with and were not “different “ “old school “ or “OG” so fun to see it be brand new and not from this time! Haha so good!

[@Soibottleditup]

Voices like butter with all the perfect spices! Comfort and inspiration! Ahhhhh

[@emilycrouse2416]

I'm with you @aquarius....it makes it seem new to see younger folks discover the same music I fell in love with years ago.

[@d_no_allyn_86]

Reaction videos are great and kinda the only thing that makes me still enjoy music as much anymore. Can enjoy it for the first time again vicariously through someone else.

[@Helliconia54]

makes me wonder what rock they've been living under.

[@BarbaraMcManus-t8g]

The Bee Gees were a family band from Australia. Barry Gibb (the guy in the middle) was recently awarded a Kennedy Center Honor for his contributions to the music industry. He's written songs for other singers as well as their group. Sadly the other two brothers have passed away. Barry has been married to his wife for over 50 years. As you can tell, I'm a long time Bee Gees fan!!!

[@davidglover2588]

The bee gees were born in the Isle of Man before moving to chorlton in Manchester England then the family emigrated to Australia

[@megmodaff5989]

And the 4th, unofficial BeeGee. Barry sings with his brothers kids now

[@vanislefan]

The Bee Gees wrote over 1,000 songs. At one point , they outsold the Beatles..there were 4 brothers , who grew up in poverty, but they had talent , ambition and each other. Barry's signature falsetto was discovered quite by accident, and led much to the group's success. Robin had a great voice too, and Maurice was fantastic with multiple instruments. One of the greatest groups in history.

[@benbo18]

Born in the uk dude

[@jaapvandertuuk3785]

Though being in Australia,they appeared,young as they were ,in Australian tvshows.

[@phylcox4768]

Polo I am 93 years old and I have listened to these fabulous voices since 1971 , now when I am down, I play there music again, and it lifts my spirits. xx

[@THCya9796]

You have great taste sir or ma’am(just realized I’m not sure by you screen name)!

[@maxbang1813]

I consider your music taste amazing, and honor your 93 years. Blessings sir or ma'am ( not sure).

[@markmason6869]

😊 i’m just a 67 yr old pup sir, but i absolutely agree with you‼️

[@Sunspot1225.]

I am 76 and you must remember the 50s-60s songs leading up to the Beatles.

[@kenfordbody4lyfefitness]

You really wanna her a 70’s white band with Swagger! Do a reaction video on “ Average White Band” yes, that’s actually the name of the Band. Title track “A love of your Own” your listeners will be blown away!!!

[@jacksaintjack2844]

This was done live. No editing. No autotune. No retakes. Pure talent. On top of this, all of the proceeds went to a charity of their choice.

[@Let_Jesus_Rescue_You]

Yes! 💖☺️

[@lmae989]

Plus they are biological brothers and they have that special harmony that only comes from familial members raised together can have. They were a wonderful group! They also wrote and sang most all their music. So very talented. Such pure natural harmony!!! ❤

[@tammeyj1958]

They did hit after hit after hit so there's a lot more to listen to

[@leeannep.7652]

This is not live. They did not use auto tune but they did use overdubs. You can tell at the end because you can hear Barry singing lead while he is not doing so in the video.

[@07jjmusic]

This wasnt live. Still good

[@georgiabuckeye8819]

As a 63 yr old man, I say welcome to our music. As good as it sounds today, to live thru it during that time was truly amazing.

[@joelliebler5690]

Absolutely agree as a fellow 63 year old!

[@tinamiles9328]

i agree am 63 and i just love soul music dont care who sings it ,i love the romance and the smoochie records

[@TheTerrylwg]

I'm 63 also. What a time it was to be a teenager!

[@geraldchostettler1102]

63 as well and ditto to all comments!

[@chefskiss6179]

56 and agreed ;)

[@LoriL]

I feel sorry for the folks that didn’t grow up with ‘70’s and ‘80’s music.

[@danielnason1955]

Indeed I agree. Love watching the reactions of people hearing music for the first time what we grew up with

[@rigs6874]

60s n 70s was better.. 😂

[@UBZUKki]

We really had it good

[@tracistrickland647]

YES…too late😢❤. I’m pure 70’s

[@louchat333]

No kidding.

[@mletrout7942]

Once upon a time, for an entire week back in 1978, the Bee Gees had recorded, written, and/or produced every song on the Billboard Top Ten pop chart.

[@rebekahhoyt9561]

Yep!! I was there, a Mom of 2 dancing to their music as I did housework, it always went faster! Try vacuuming to their best, great exercise, I still exercise to that music by dancing! Regular exercise is soooo boring!!!!😜😁🥰🌹🇺🇸

[@annedavis6090]

I was brand new to the USNavy and was exploring alternative music in 78...lots of Mexican radio out of Baja California ska..reggae and a lil 2tone💫.. i listened to motown as a middle schooler....js

[@martharafield153]

WOW thanks for that bit of information.

[@pamelafeather6405]

Yeah, I think it was around this time that I officially got tired of the BeeGees, they were everywhere. Yes, when mainstream radio jams this into your ears nonstop this can indeed happen. I was currently having a love affair with Led Zepplin and these guys were just so bubble gum pop we used to say.

[@dilligaf2386]

Didn't know that. That is cool just shows how talented they were.

[@williethomas9953]

This is the greatest vocal harmonization in history. Maurice and Robin are fraternal twins and have been harmonizing from the womb. Just beyond amazing.

[@lydrumm]

All 3 have harmonized their entire lives

[@williethomas9953]

@@lydrumm also, true.

[@patriciawilkinson7028]

I did not know that! Thx!

[@ericwatts4387]

Well not in history but they are the top 10

[@williethomas9953]

@@ericwatts4387 well if you got a list I'm listening to it. Much respect!

[@jsgibby4]

RIP Robin and Maurice💔😭 Barry is still singing and keeping their music alive💓

[@bwade8786]

❤

[@eviegurl-i9x]

Their youngest brother Andy sang solo and he was the first to pass away at the young age of 30…. I love love love these brothers ❤

[@lydialedbetter2041]

Go to you tube and watch "Kenny Rogers Road to Sacrifice". You'll find the 2 Brothers were both s.a.c.r.f.i.c.e.d. That's what the song "I Don't Want to be Alone" was all about.😢

[@bevriffe]

Maurice’s daughter, Samantha, sings with Barry some times. She has a beautiful voice, of course. Wish more people would’ve caught on to her. BeeGees all day! I dated my husband to this music in 1976-77, married July ‘77 and still kicking!! They literally wrote the soundtrack of our lives!

[@stacyknickerbockerpeterson8034]

Only brothers could do what they did…including Andy. No one before or after has ever had their sound. I know my world would not have been the same without their music. It’s impossible to hear them sing especially their love ballads without them touching your soul

[@audreyiazzetti-odell7852]

I am a Boomer myself and it doesn't get any better than this. I will forever have the memories of the Bee Gees from the sixties and the seventies. Anyone who had the opportunity to listen to the Bee Gees growing up is truly blessed. They don't make music like that anymore. ❤️

[@sarahwiebe6592]

...I remember catching the Top 40 on WYLS out of Chicago every Saturday night! Bee Gees were staples!!

[@marilynvanderwilp3713]

You got that right.❤❤❤

[@craigreid7178]

You've dipped your toe into the ocean that is the Bee Gees. It's a wide, deep ocean and it's FULL of incredible music like this.

[@lisaparker7530]

Barry's falsetto is FIRE!!

[@annebodee]

The BeeGees were epic. They had hit songs in five separate decades! They also wrote all their music and wrote hits for other artists as well. They adapted throughout the decades and had hit after hit. So sad that only Barry is left.

[@mikedee2412]

NO COMPUTERS... NO SYNTHESIZERS...NO LIP-SYNCING... REAL MUSICIANS IN THE STUDIO!!!! PURE TALENT AND PURE LIVE VOICE!!!!

[@laidyeh]

That's right!...Either you could play and sing then, or could not...No enhancements on nothing!...

[@juliacuculino6375]

Q​@@laidyeh

[@PitfallHarry72]

Well, technically they are lip syncing. Though the video makes it look live, it's a studio recording.

[@catthouser9032]

All that talent in one family. Their voices blended perfectly. Miss them.

[@Mary-xb2fz]

Yes: Barry, Robin, Maurice, Andy! I heard their sister Leslie could sing also but she never went professional like the boys! She was the oldest and she's still alive.

[@philkelly8261]

@@Mary-xb2fz And residing near me in the Blue Mountains Australia

[@tanyanguyen3704]

And their baby brother.

[@narellejames6096]

This song was released by the BeeGees in 1979. Still great, I wish they were still with us.

[@KraftyCdn]

@@narellejames6096 barry is still with us and making music with his sons

[@krreyem7543]

No editing. No autotune. No retakes. Pure talent. those are 3 real brothers!

[@MosPeace]

Don't forget there was another talented Gibb brother who wasn't very active with the Bee Gees but was also popular... Andy.

[@tanyanguyen3704]

They did plenty of editing and retakes. :) There are at least two of each of them tracked in each song. They are insane to listen to. And thank god no auto tune. Yuck! ;)

[@michaelkelley9096]

I love The Bee Gees. They are awesome live. But this was lip syncing to the recorded version. That was common for variety shows back at that time, circa 1979.

[@PitfallHarry72]

Well, there were likely retakes. Though the video makes it look that way, this isn't live. It's a studio recording, and a pretty complex one, vocally, which is why during some of the chorus you can hear Barry's voice, yet he's not singing, especially during "Love is such a beautiful thing" lines later in the video.

[@bobv586]

This song was a huge hit and they donated the rights to it to the charity UNICEF. it has raised millions over the last few decades.

[@Texan27]

Did not know that.

[@triciac1019]

Wow, the gift that keeps on giving.

[@bonniekaslon6534]

@@triciac1019 lol ok

[@theoriginalskinsey]

There was a UNICEF album of various artists, we had the tape when I was a kid. It was awesome!

[@annarineallen7326]

I'm a musician and a song writer!! LISTEN TO THE ORCHESTRATION of the horns and strings AND THE HARMONY! NOOO trick microphones for the voices!!! Just LOVE to a woman!!❤❤❤

[@eh-i1841]

Three brothers,born to make the World a happier place.And then,there was Andy,too.❤️🇬🇧

[@schnauzermom7133]

I feel extremely lucky to have grown up during a music era that was genuine! 60’s & 70’s

[@junemcquaide9726]

You're right about that I'm 70 and still love it .Barry sung at Glastonbury festival with his sons band still killed it.

[@josephklimchock5412]

Me too, a child of the 60-70S......we had the best music ever and probably will not be repeated.....

[@melissakhalar1842]

​@@junemcquaide9726 Absolutely! I have thought that often especially since I started watching reaction videos.

[@annirvinetaylor1376]

I am enjoying watching you tubers finding the music from the sixties through to the nineteen nineties and how shocked they are with the amount of good music that came from this new young music. My youth was filled with sounds and words of talented people from this time in music history.

[@SammyInSYD]

Girl, that ain't live lol

[@rene2033]

They are so incredible. It breaks my heart that Barry is the only Gibb brother left. If you haven't seen the documentary How To Mend a Broken Heart, you MUST. Their talent went beyond their voices. They wrote for so many other artists and developed incredible sound in their music "the old fashioned way" before the time of digital. True talent.

[@jamesanthonybutler367]

Watched it yesterday! It was amazing to learn they didn’t know about their falsetto capabilities until working with Arif Mardin in the mid seventies!😮

[@rhondamurff9101]

Their only sister is still alive as well!❤

[@lornadoone65]

I grew up in the 70’s listening to them and Andy as well. ❤❤❤❤

[@merryworld4776]

❤ Yes.. that biopic is fantastic. Highly recommend it.

[@justtere]

Their 60s music is so beautiful.

[@hildabremer5752]

You are too cute and I love your reactions. I’m a 74 year old Grandmother and the Bee Gees were one of my favourite singers. They are the best!

[@nighthawkde]

The harmonies of the Brothers Gibb are something only they could do. Pure perfection.

[@Mary-xb2fz]

The Osmonds could also harmonize perfectly! And there was more of them!

[@marksheppard6498]

I’ll tell you what happened…these guys are rare. They are not a dime a dozen singers. You’ve discovered a rare gem.

[@vincentmaniscalco4421]

You are listening to pure perfection !! 3 brothers harmonizing so good it sounds like one person ! This is one of the greatest songs ever !! No auto tune no lip syncing no voice over just raw talent

[@johnboehmer6683]

How the trill at the end of each line is PERFECTLY synced, incredible.

[@anthonyharris5135]

Right? Just raw talent.

[@ginaduncan9607]

Yeah, they never had to lip sync at any performance. Love them.

[@laurapalma-lopez5604]

Yes no one sings like The Bee Gees beautiful

[@centexan]

They were masters of harmony, even in their disco days. Fabulous brothers.

[@JJLewis-so1iq]

Falsetto harmony! They were amazing

[@ralph1270]

"Soul brothers." You nailed there! They truly were full of soul. These guys are truly missed.

[@FallenHellscape]

Thank you for discovering the Bee Gees, and reacting to them. Please continue going down this rabbit hole.

[@sgtcheerylittlebottom]

Was just about to say the same.

[@theConquerersMama]

4 brothers, but only 3 in the group Bee Gees. Except on some tracks or appearances usually billed as something special with Andy.

[@sgtcheerylittlebottom]

@@theConquerersMama Andy did sing with them a few times and then went on to his solo career

[@sampono1962]

@@jeniferfrederick4874 originally 3 - Barry, Robin and Maurice.....Andy was about to join them but he died.

[@sweetteame6814]

The main singer still makes music. His brothers have all passed away. His family and brother’s families live in Miami and England! He may grant you a interview. He loves that their music went on and is still going! ♥️♥️🙏🏼♥️♥️

[@rafinal1129]

Truth is....there is NO ONE like the BeeGees. They are in a class all their own. Glad you are taking the time to enjoy them.

[@lindawhite5006]

I've always loved The Bee Gees. I'm 65 now and in my opinion my Era had the best music. Thank you for taking your time and sharing with us. 🇺🇸

[@wendyryder2708]

Totally agree Linda! BTW I’m 65 as well! LOVE,LOVE, LOVE the Bee Gees! Best thing is they lived in my country for a while! VERY cool! Peace and Blessings from Australia.

[@doriwiljt]

Me too. Love early Bee Gees the best

[@triciac1019]

I am 67 and loved them also. We did have fantastic music.

[@sharcrum]

I'm 64 and totally agree!

[@charleslong8870]

Yes, we did😊

[@babsphillips8583]

Hearing them again makes me cry because history has swallowed all this gorgeousness up, I'm now 75 and the best of the best has passed! And to set the record straight...the Brady bunch got their hair styles from the Bee Gees!! They're magic!!!! Check out the Righteous Bros., dude!!!!

[@Done975]

They were a rare breed, so very in tune with one another. I don’t think they ever released a song that wasn’t well loved. I miss them so much 😢❤️‍🩹💐🙏🏼

[@cmapp1969]

They sure were, they have a plethora of hits, i remember tragedy, i was so young but it takes you back to that time and makes you want to go back there. Ahhhh, so sad that music is such trash now.

[@LadyLeda2]

I did not like it when they started to sing Disco songs. Wasn't a fan of those songs.

[@SumayaSterlingOGrady]

These Bee Gees are from my era, as I’m 79 and a white woman. The astonishing thing about them is that they never studied music. They wrote all these awesome songs without even knowing how to write the music. They’re just incredibly creative and heart centered. Staying alive is one of my favorite songs that they’ve done. Because they wrote the music for Grease, and for Saturday night fever.

[@stanpiper8158]

They were amazing. The harmony was so tight that you could not ignore them. They were always pleasing to the ear. I could never understand how their falsetto was so natural and enduring. They were a major part of the soundtrack of my life. A flame slowly dying, Barry is the last man standing.

[@gregjames9875]

In the mid-70s these guys were IT. I think at one point they had 4 of the top 5 on the charts. And then their younger brother, Andy, became huge.

[@Awake-007]

That flame will never die.

[@ronnipeters8453]

I can’t tell you as a woman who grew up in the 70’s/80’s how much your appreciation for this amazing band means. They are one of the greatest!

[@CarolinaGirl6919]

I'm with you, lady!

[@samlincicome4904]

Late nights with my Girl slow dancing under the stars to this music. So long long ago but just like last night in my mind.

[@iratozer9622]

I got to grow up with all the greatest music from the 50's, 60's 70's, etc., etc. At 81, I am still enjoying the music.

[@amybolton7319]

Me, too!! The BeeGees were such a huge part of my childhood. They were incredible!

[@anniathome]

Agreed. Music back then was so much sweeter and gentler. So much music now is violent and degrading to women.

[@timetravellingone]

You'll be surprised by them even more when you hear other songs "How deep is your love" "Stayin alive" "More than a woman" "Jive talkin" "Fanny be tender" "You should be dancing" "Night fever" "Nights on broadway" "Love so right" "Tragedy" "Love you inside out"

[@oregonchick76]

You almost can't pick a BAD BeeGees song because they're guaranteed to have good melodies and harmonies regardless. I recently learned that "Jive Talkin'" was a comeback hit for them -- disco had become all the rage and people wanted dance music more that the tender ballads they were known for. They were trying to come up with a new album and maybe a new sound or style while in Miami. They kept driving across Biscayne Bay on the I-95 bridge, and somebody noticed the car made a strange rhythmic sound and joked, "That's just our drive talkin'." They turned that sound into the rhythm and bass line of the song. They retooled the lyrics and wound up with their first #1 hit since "More Than a Woman," and it gave them a push into their disco sound, where they obviously thrived.

[@bobr4987]

They also wrote "Immortality" , covered by Celine Dion & "Emotion" , covered by Samantha Sang.

[@garyneilson3075]

They were a miracle of music.....

[@hollyclow2136]

Destiny's Child did bee gees song cover of the song Emotions

[@cmapp1969]

i grew up listening to them and fell in love with the movies that their songs were in. It broke my heart when the youngest brother passed away. I love their voices. I was so young back then maybe eight or nine years old. So nostalgic, brings tears to my eyes

[@lynnewilson2348]

The world should be thankful for the bee gees they gave and wrote so much for other artists they are so great 💕💕💕

[@cathicraig8812]

I am a 71 year old white woman and I am loving your commentary and amazing insight! You are such a gift!!!

[@shersunn]

I'm 73, white woman and agree with your comment 💞

[@beverlybuckner2950]

Just found your channel yesterday. As a 68 year old woman who grew up in the 60 s& 70s'and young in the 80s, it is so nice to see a young man discover music that was pure, simple and from the heart. No bells and whistles, just sing from the soul and tell a story.

[@danacasey8543]

I'm with you! It is a joy to see young people appreciate the music we grew up with! I raised my kids on it, and now the grandkids, but the grandkids can't stand the long hair of the rock bands like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, etc. They do like the music!

[@debbiezatterberg5481]

Me too I have their double CD pack..love them.

[@adelinajallorina5352]

Too sad that the two on the sides already passed Away. Only Barry Gibs on the center is the lone standing of this 3 brothers.

[@judev3197]

Me too! 68 & grew up on this music & it was lovely seeing this man react the way he did. No way did I see him as racist but cracked up when he said ‘where did these white men go?’ 😂😂

[@lenom1289]

I remember when my father was trying to make us like his music. We were 🙄 but I appreciated it later. His taste in music was very diverse and I'm glad he did. My son has to endure listening to my music now, but I'm confident, it will sink in 😄

[@bonnielemenager4030]

So glad you are discovering the Brothers Gibb. Their sound was amazing because their harmonies were always spot-on and magical. Tragically, Barry Gibb (with his amazing falsetto) is the only brother who is still alive.

[@Kerry-uu6rk]

The Bee Gees donated the publishing royalties for the song to UNICEF in the year of the child - an incredible gift of charity and love - Barry was the Alpha Male of the 70s and 80s - Super Masculine Hot Spunk Hunk ❤

[@sherrisellers3125]

Just stop. Brady bunch. Stop pausing.

[@karenlackner192]

I miss music like this being created. I’ve been listening to the BeeGee’s for 50 years now! ❤

[@lyndawebster6840]

Me too still do listen to their concerts and music on cd and iPad a lot of their music in movies as we’ll absolutely awesome

[@sharonmassetti265]

Me 2

[@amperage8032]

Me too! My kids listen to them also and know how high I regard them.

[@irishgrl]

I listened to them b4 they did Disco

[@ricksop9234]

The new generation has killed music. Now they talk. Don't hold a note..doest make sense bring the oldies

[@KathyCarter-lh4tt]

It pleases me to know you appreciate the Bee Gees. I am 66 yrs old and I grew up with this music. It takes me back to my time when life was different and the music was great. I just listened to this song this morning and cried because I miss my youth and the great talent during that time. I'm not saying theres not talent these days but when you grew up with this song its special.

[@patriciarossman8653]

If this is important for you, we do have a mountain to climb now. It's not going to be very much fun. ❤️❤️

[@vivian9187]

I feel bad for the young ones. They don't get to grow up with the magic that the bee gees had

[@LaceyLace_]

I'm in my early 40s and I grew up listening to this music so when people say they've never heard of the BeeGees, I'm just completely shocked. I love all their music. Their voices are one of a kind that no one will ever be able to duplicate. They're legends!

[@rockieruiz9552]

Ditto.

[@52ponybike]

I'm also 66 years young like you, Kathy. The 1970s to me, had the very best music of all time. I grew up with disco and rock and thanks to alcohol I was able and more than willing to dance the night away. IMHO, the Bee Gees are without any doubt THE BEST. Second place is another Brit, Elton John. When I'm depressed, just listening to the Bee Gees takes all of my worries away. Disco. More precisely, 1970s disco. When I tell people what my favorite music is they sometimes roll their eyes and ask, "wait, really"? LOL. Just because I was an Iowa farm boy in no way, shape or form meant that I liked eew, country music! I absolutely can't stand any of it to this day. BTW, I'll be sober 27 years this July.

[@stephaniewilson1153]

I’m 63 and I grew up with the Bee Gees. I still get goosebumps when I hear this song.

[@wbl5649]

Imagine being young and crazy in love with your husband when this song was released and a hit. Bee Gees music was a big background to our life at that time. We were together 41 years and listened to a lot of music in those years, but Bee Gees captures our story. He died 9 years ago and I'm left with these memories.

[@starstuff5958]

this came out when my husband was coming back from 2 years of sea duty...he is now passed after 59 years of marriage. I adore them and now I listen to them all the time to bring back loving memories. they were together for 45 years...wow on them......beats most marriages these days!!

[@marciawalden]

You’re memories will stay with you. I’m so sorry for that great loss. 🙏🏻

[@wbl5649]

@@marciawalden thank you ❤️

[@judithsands2737]

Bless you both❣️

[@anpweed]

They also had a younger brother, Andy Gibb. He passed away at the height of his career. The whole family was so talented!

[@BrokenBrain100]

No, Andy wasn't at the height of his career when he died. He was struggling to make a come back when he died. Andy's career height was when he was 18-22 years old. He died at 30, broke, living in Robin's house.

[@mohannair1964]

It is a mysterious fact of life that neither great talent nor great weath make your personal life ok. But they brought us together in musical bliss. That's gotta count for something!!!

[@Junjay77]

Still blame Victoria Principal for causing his heartbreak.. j/k 😢

[@crmlcd]

There is only one brother left, Barry. They were insanely talented and got ridiculed to death for being too disco there for a few years. Now of course everyone appreciates their great talent. Their catalogue of music is amazing. Check out songs written by the BeeGees.

[@sharcrum]

They got ridiculed by the jealous ones that couldn't stand the BeeGee's being up there in the stratosphere and out of their reach!!!

[@thomasmanning829]

The Bee Gees were a big, very big, sensation in the 60's and 70's. There was just a huge mass of fantastic music back then. I was born in 51. Trust me, it was virtually overwhelming.

[@juliecrane9647]

What's really brilliant is they adapted their music styles as ppls likes changed and every damn style was great. I was never a fan of disco but they cinched that too. It was was their pure harmonies I couldn't help but love and Revere.

[@deutugal]

I grew with them too, born 67...discovered them in 77 I guess...

[@Dutch1954]

1954 here, and I often have thoughts of young people today discovering the music of our youth. Those times and all the conditions of the world then are long gone but it brings a smile to me knowing that the magic created back then still lives.

[@lauriebarnes2999]

Agree with all of you. Born in '53 and I couldn't imagine my world without them in it.

[@frankiehernandez7184]

When you're talking about The Bee Gees put some respect on it , these fine men gave us 50 years of music 🎶. ❤

[@lisamcbride8921]

Barry the one in the middle is the only brother left alive now, twin brothers Robin and Maurice have passed, the two gentleman to the right and left of Barry. They had a younger brother Andy who had also passed years ago. Nobody could harmonize like The Bee Gees, 3 voices in one family blend perfectly! ❤

[@Mary-xb2fz]

Andy too! All four of their voices blended perfectly in harmony!

[@KimberlysCreative]

The falsetto is hard for any man...years to master. Pure magic 🤞 🎩 🪄

[@jeannefoster6643]

I feel for Barry. He was the oldest and outlived his younger brothers. I saw an interview where he cried. It was really sad.

[@amperage8032]

@@jeannefoster6643I feel for him too. What a man and a true legend!

[@utha2665]

@@jeannefoster6643 Yes, it was a beautiful interview and was just after Robin had passed away in 2012 so it was still really raw. I guess this is the interview you are talking about? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqnOhIGMbK2nj68

[@nankleffman2174]

I'm so glad your generation is rediscovering the sound of the Bee Gees. Their sound was so unique and absolutely awesome. They not only wrote their own music but also wrote for other famous singers.

[@advance333]

One of the best trios ever. They hit the falsetto and baritone at will. Amazing group.

[@thornbird6768]

Just beautiful ❤

[@shawnglowka9627]

Three brothers with GOD given talent . the harmony they have with each other . nobody can duplicate those voices always enjoy listening To them .

[@SPOCK_TALK]

The Bee Gee's we're a child group and grew up to be the most Prolific Song Writers, Producers, and Artists in the 70's and 80's. They wrote and produced Hit song after Hit song for many Artists of that 20 years. The Rabbit Hole is deep, but worth it.

[@donnahilton471]

They did very well in the 60s, too! Some of their best hits were from their first two albums. Words, I Can't See Nobody, and To Love Somebody.

[@michaelparsons5299]

Well, you completely missed the 60's which many of their greatest songs come from!

[@johnlang6366]

It blows my mind who they wrote for.!!! Hopefully he'll find out.!!! And they blow his mind.!!!

[@BelleWhittington]

@@donnahilton471 I Started a Joke, too!!!

[@RhettAnderson]

They were one of the biggest acts of the 70s. And some of the most successful songwriters of all time.

[@suerussell1207]

The Gibb Brothers formed the Bee Gees in their teens. They are English born and raised in Australia in the same town I grew up in. They found massive international fame in the 70s. Their brother Andy also had a solo career. Barry is the only one still living. I love them.

[@leecarter4946]

They are not English born. They are from isle of man, which are referred as manx

[@anniathome]

So sad about their deaths. I was devastated as a teen when Andy died. They are the soundtrack of my youth. So gentle, so rich.

[@marlenabryant5547]

I grew up on the Bee Gees and Andy Gibb. I'm a 59 year old woman and I still love me some Brother Gibb music❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@glenmale1748]

@@leecarter4946 100% not English. Isle of Mann.

[@shelleyphilcox4743]

The family is English, but their mum and dad moved to the Isle of Man for a while and that's where they were born before coming back to Manchester in England. They later moved to Australia for a while, when Barry, the eldest was 12 in 1958, and then came home to England as their careers took off in 1967 when Barry was 21. In 1975 they moves to the US to work on an album in Miami. They then years later took US citizenship, but retaining UK citizenship and keeping homes in both the USA and UK.

[@paulasecrist1049]

beegees rule...i'm 66 and have listened to them since i was a kid...still love them

[@amandajb2024]

Anyone over 50 in Australia, the Bee Gees was the soundtrack to our childhood 💓

[@KasiaZ]

I am 38 (Poland here) and I just love them, so talented, the songwriting, storytelling, everything :)

[@nomk4me]

In the US too! ❤

[@anthonyburke5656]

Amanda, are we related? While I’m in Arizona at the moment, I hale from Sydney, from a large family, my Father was one of 13 children, I’m one of 6 still living. Ask your parents if the knew of Val. Burke (my Dad).

[@Niecy70]

Definitely in the US too. There's such a legendary group. They're amazing and it only adds more that they came from Down Under❤

[@blastermaster2383]

Yes , Aussie here & they were BIG , very BIG . It was my memorable era & a great era . Bee Gee’s forever.

[@barbaranorrick4164]

Best trio ever

[@cheesedude1733]

If you want to know why they sound so good together, just look to their name Bee Gee's stands for Brothers Gibb. They were actual family and sang together since they could make noise. Sibling harmony is not duplicatable.

[@patriciarossman8653]

Are you suggesting how genomes follow voices? Of course that's what is happening. All is well.

[@ath3263]

Also French group called Gibbson Brothers are all brothers with a song called Cuba

[@brianelve9276]

Look up 4th impact it’s 4 Filipina sisters , queens of harmony 👸

[@mikecreger9702]

Robin and Maurice were also twins.

[@SP-gz5jx]

The harmony in this group is unparalleled. It simply does not exist in today’s music. Live. No filters. Pure perfection. Real music. As real as it gets with a message that any human can relate to down to our core being.

[@quintondees4501]

I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, now you're on to something!! Keep checking them out, you'll love them I'm sure, and their talent is amazing. They also wrote a ton of songs for different artists

[@heather6668]

Whether using falsetto or not, Barry Gibb has one of the most distinctive voices on the planet. I've loved them from the late 60s and they have many amazing tracks in different genres from country to disco to rock and pop.

[@vickiewiseman7112]

Ditto Ditto and Ditto!

[@jillsample1846]

The best writers and harmonizing group ever!❤ Go down that rabbit hole, you won't regret it. They wrote songs for Dionne Warwick, Kenny Roger's and Dolly Parton, Michael Jackson, Barbara Streisand and on and on!!!

[@tammysmith5249]

I forgot about that. I watched a documentary on them a while back pure joy to listen to them

[@SingTas]

They were brilliant, creative, innovative and so talented. They lived in Australia for some time in their youth and they have been memorialised in their home town in Brisbane. They evolved and shared and their music is so different and is instantly recognisable. Barry must be sad that he is the only one left. I have listened to them since my childhood in the 1960’s . What brilliant musicians, singers, songwriters. Can’t think of anyone offhand that has been as creative as them

[@paulbarnett3849]

Barry's voice is in the "Falsetto" range. Took the Bee Gees to the next level. Best of the Best!! Thank you Barry, Robin and Maurice.

[@frederickgreen7124]

The Bee Gees were amazing! Their three part harmony was mind blowing. Top that off wit Barry's falsetto puts the icing on the cake.

[@tinamiles9328]

its a shame only one is still alive , i only learnt recently that robin and Maurice were twins

[@a99miata]

Barry could sing in 3 different octaves....

[@andreagrenadier8057]

I love that you’re discovering the Bee Gees; their harmonies are gorgeous, their talent was infinite. ❤

[@user-hm8jd1oh3l]

Not only were their voices and harmonies perfection, check out their song writing and who they wrote songs for. Some of the most prolific and greatest song writers.

[@FeiTongWen]

Your reaction (especially the look on your face) has made my week. Such a sense of pleasure!!!

[@dermaglowpro1720]

The Bee Gees really are their own genre. They are truly a GIFT!!!

[@mattcurless1556]

A tear always comes to my eye when I listen to the Bee Gees. I can still remember my mom listening to them while she would either clean or garden while I was growing up. I will always have a special place for them in my heart. I hope you can hear them in heaven mom! ❤

[@amperage8032]

You made me emotional with your first sentence as I have the same reaction and then your last sealed the deal. The Bee Gees are my all time favorite and this song gets me every time.

[@donnascearce4270]

Adore them

[@vickiewiseman7112]

♥️

[@cyndi.K9090]

I still will go back in time and watch the one night concert on KZbin.

[@yippieskippy2971]

One of the reasons they could achieve their sound is because they are brothers. A magical blend of nature, nurture and time. Many a heart thrilled to a slow dance from the brothers Gibb.🖖🌈

[@selinabrown4896]

These English born Australian brothers had huge success for many years. Tragedy hit and life happened in their latter years. Much loved band their music lives on

[@MsJoybird1]

Not only are they great singers, but they are fantastic song writers! The Bee Gees are the best!!

[@kerrierichard8121]

I’m 53 and grew up listening to the BeeGees. Their vocals and harmonization are unmatched. If you look into their discography, you’ll be amazed at the songs they wrote, not only for themselves, but for many other hit makers too. You asked what happened to them… sadly, twins Robin (left) and Maurice (right) have passed away. Barry (center) is still alive and writing music. They had a younger brother, Andy, who was a solo singer; he had several hits of his own. Tragically, Andy died at the age of 30 in ‘88. You have a lot of great discovery ahead of you!

[@debrashort7061]

So did I. I had an older sister who loved them.

[@longhairscorpio3976]

thousands written hundreds of hits greater than most!

[@marilyn4917]

This was done during the disco era. You’re about to go down a deep rabbit hole that I know you’ll enjoy. Barry is the oldest brother and lead singer, Maurice, pronounced Morris, and Robin, are twins. If you get a chance to check out the song “You Should Be Dancing “ you will listen to one of the greatest dance songs that also adds their younger brother Andy singing with them on stage. And he also has some hits as a solo artist. It definitely runs in the family. I hope you get to check out that song though because it will have some of The highest views and will get you moving out of your chair.

[@richardkalwarski8471]

For Whom the Bell Tolls is awesome as is my very fav Bee Gees Song Fanny Be Tender With My Love

[@CoolDouglass-ug8cp]

Mine too! The very first song I played when I brought home my Bang & Olufsen sound system was For Whom the Bell Tolls. Spectacular.

[@thomo74]

Music Icons of the 20th century. Their music will never die. The older it gets, the more you realise how gifted and talented they were. Only Barry is left.😢

[@gaylaliles4095]

I like your voice and your professionalism. Your respectful treatment of the music is appreciated. The Gibb Brothers were pure talent and gifted songwriters, singers, musicians from a very young age.

[@genxreactions]

It's sad Barry is the only one left. What a great group, masters of falsetto. I still get goosebumps listening to this. I agree with you, a man singing to a woman like my husband does to me makes my heart melt. It promotes love, peace and softens the heart. We need more of that type of music now more than ever!

[@buck63eye]

Barry also passed

[@casey4602]

@@buck63eye fake news, he's not dead. Andy died in 1988, twins Maurice died in 2003 and Robin died in 2012. Eldest sister Leslie and Barry are the surviving Gibb siblings...

[@ronaldrusin7227]

Music from the sixties on the way to the late eighties was the best ever

[@karendraeger2100]

The more you listen to the Beegees the more you'll love them

[@tommj4365]

"This is music I'm sorry." That made my day, really felt a rush of happiness. Bless you man....

[@peterturley1331]

I do believe that the brothers were singing falsetto in the pure 432 tone. When they hit the highest note, specifically Barry, it automatically chokes me up and brings me to tears. That is the power of the 432, many state it is the 'God frequency'.

[@maxswp]

Mccusker

[@mikedavis1522]

Never. Again 4 eve !

[@patriciarossman8653]

Thx for mentioning 432.

[@LizzieRD]

Just love watching someone hear the Bee Gees for the first. They are mesmerising. None above, none beside

[@savageman2194]

Agreed 💯

[@judytrahan6121]

I've got goosebumps, I'm 72 & have heard this a hundred times!! Love your reaction!!

[@karenritcey1790]

Barry's falsetto still gives me all the feels, no ,matter how many times I've heard it!!!

[@vickiewiseman7112]

Facts! 😊

[@justinmitchell2164]

He got to look like that AND sound like that? I'm not bitter. 😅

[@kimkirsch-blasius4501]

​@justinmitchell2164 not bitter....lol😂

[@rabbittlambert1455]

Bee Gees,hey man,I'm 73,great group...been listening to them since the 60's.....

[@rabbittlambert1455]

Check out Saturday Night Fever.

[@DMills-un1tl]

Damn I miss these guys! One of the best and most prolific writing bands of all time. This and their other songs defined my teenage years. LOVE LOVE LOVE!!!!

[@garyporterfield7165]

Absolutely no reason to change Who You Are, and no reason to feel you need to explain yourself. Listen to the music and give your honest feeling and reaction. Just be you, they will adjust😁

[@Parrothead8738]

Their harmony was pure perfection!

[@brice7894]

They were also very good people. Very good hearted treated everyone with respect and dignity. Another trend thats gone by the wayside.

[@scottclark2298]

It fills me with joy that you recognize the amazing voice of Karen Carpenter. I still miss the beauty she brought to our world.

[@nadiafountain3745]

Superstar and her playing the drums! Maaaan, her and her brother what a duo! Was so sad when she passed away! 😢❤

[@catherinereeves5707]

@@nadiafountain3745 , I still cry when I hear Karen Carpenter songs!

[@Donagal1]

Well 2 have passed and Barry is still around! My biggest music regret is not going to their concert in Vegas…One night only when I had the chance! Still my favorite band of all time!!!!!!

[@ShortAcres]

As a 50+ year old white female who grew up with a wide range of music appreciation, it is refreshing to hear and watch your reactions. Always a classic smooth song is this one. Can’t help but smile and swoon to it. Glad you discovered it.

[@brookehornback1896]

The Bee Gees are undeniable.🥰

[@kathybwell]

Indeed!

[@Open2OpenUT]

I am 61 years old and was privileged to be a teenager when these fantastic lads were making their music. Only one is alive today…, I wish they were still making that wonderful sound….if only. ❤

[@funshine817]

I am 60. I am so there with ya!

[@joanne_luvsdisney534]

I am 61 as well and The Bee Gees was always on my record player!

[@oldmanriver1955]

They lived in Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia at the same time I did. I went to their last concert at the State Theatre in Sydney, Australia before they went to the USA and monstrous fame.