SO DIFFERENT!| FIRST TIME HEARING The Bee Gees - Tomorrow Tomorrow REACTION

[@markmaioli4]

Bee Gees LONELY DAYS! 1970 - you're welcome 🤘🏻

[@Jude_196]

oooo - ANOTHER GOOD ONE!!

[@arautus]

They need to react to Lonely Days

[@JonHammerHeart]

"To Love Somebody" - probably the most covered song the Bee Gees ever wrote. Fantastic song. "Words", "Got To Get A Message To You", "I Started A Joke" - Lots of great songs and great song writing.

[@kerrytrager4957]

I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You is fantastic!

[@ndlouder]

They did "To Love Somebody"

[@kthor]

@@ndlouderThey've done Janis Joplin version of To Love Somebody.

[@TobyDoak-us8pi]

"Words" is another one to add to the list.

[@jesseherrera6096]

​@@ndlouderThey haven't yet

[@shakti7457]

Listen to Lonely Days, lonely nights! The beautiful harmonies, will blow you away! The early Bee Gees, are so much better than the "disco Bee Gees"!

[@tammygregory5452]

And the later Bee Gees!! Still Waters is an amazing CD!

[@candacemay7187]

Totally agree with you!

[@RabbiSteve1]

I like both, although I do prefer the 60’s and right before the disco era. But with The Bee Gees, it’s all good.

[@kthor]

The Bee Gees never had bad music, peeps!

[@BGWhisperer]

It’s just called Lonely Days. And to a true fan both eras are great. I think Barry would agree.

[@bradparnell614]

Oh man, you guys have barely touched their pre Saturday Night Fever catalog. Their disco fame was their comeback. They were big in the 1960s. You've got to check out "Holiday", "New York Mining Disaster 1941" (People thought it was the Beatles), "I Started A Joke", "Lonely Days and Lonely Nights", "Spicks and Specks", "Words" (You will LOVE this one), "Run to Me", and my favorite Bee Gees song of all time "I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You". If you want to see them young you have to go all the way back to their career in Australia and check out "The Battle of the Blue and Grey". It's funny because you'll see Barry towering over his two brothers when they were kids. Dude I do love all their pre disco stuff way better than anything after. This particular song you're listening to I wouldn't even put in the top ten of their early songs. You've got some really awesome songs ahead of you.

[@BGWhisperer]

I love Tomorrow Tomorrow. It’s one of my favorites.

[@jeffjohnson9911]

This was when Robin left the band, at this point the band was Barry, Maurice & Colin ( the drummer). You need to go back to the early 60's Australian TV appearances to see how they really got started.

[@BGWhisperer]

They can go back further AND enjoy this song and its time period.

[@jeffjohnson9911]

@@BGWhisperer Who said they couldn't? Merely pointing out this is not the early Bee Gees as their comments implied, they started long before this.

[@BGWhisperer]

@@jeffjohnson9911It’s considered early Bee Gees. Anything in the 60s.

[@cosmiccowboy7764]

“I Started a Joke which started the whole world Crying” probably Roben’s best lead vocalist song🤠🎶🎼

[@Kuesel68]

One of my favs, also to play it myself

[@wonder5487]

Just what I was going to suggest!

[@BGWhisperer]

He started a joke alright.

[@kthor]

@@BGWhispererThey just reacted to Joke.🙄

[@terriwallismeeks9166]

To Love Somebody, New York Mining Disaster, I Started a Joke, Lonely Days, How Do You Mend a Broken Heart. The Bee Gees rabbit hole is deep, wide and varied.

[@deniseg812]

Massachusettes, Holiday, Minute Man, so many

[@magneto7930]

WORDS by the BEE GEES, that's the one you need to hear next! After that, I guarantee you won't mind early Bee Gees.

[@Sandra6411]

I love the live 1979 Spirits version of Words best. That one really just did something to me with the emotions that Barry sung it with.

[@kellyjohnson3617]

Words is my fav of the older Bee Gees song. Def check it out.

[@bgallagher8129]

Lonely days is also a banger. Their attempt at a harder rock sound

[@swamihuman9395]

- They're all I have ;) :D (If you know, you know - or, you will know.)

[@magneto7930]

@Sandra6411 although I do like that version, I never suggest a live version of a song. Only because I want them to first experience it the way we did when we first heard it on the radio.

[@stevehatton-bw3bo]

Don’t remember this one; remember “Gotta Get A Message To You”, “Words”, and “I Started A Joke”. I liked their Disco era songs, but I like their earlier stuff betta!

[@denpea-mm8zr]

My favorite '60s Bee Gees song is "I Started A Joke" featuring Robin with a killer vocal performance.

[@candacemay7187]

Jay!!! You're wrong and Amber is right!! Pre-disco BeeGees are the best!!!!! More please.

[@richarddennis4785]

Maybe if Jay heard better early songs...

[@BGWhisperer]

They’re both right.

[@BGWhisperer]

@@richarddennis4785Tomorrow Tomorrow is a great song.

[@Gerd-es9yp]

Absolutely! ​👍@@BGWhisperer

[@terriwallismeeks9166]

The Bee Gees are just so talented. They are more than disco. 60s 70s 80s 90s there are just so many good songs.

[@JayT-o7s]

"WORDS" and " TO LOVE SOMEBODY" are must listen to songs.

[@kthor]

Yes, please!👍

[@martinsv9183]

"You Win Again" is their best one if you like 80's.

[@brandyforsythe1882]

❤❤❤ 100%

[@keymack2477]

Amber, you only THINK you will enjoy the early Bee Gees, trust me you are going to LOVE the early Bee Gees!! Plenty of your wonderful RSR family have already given you the suggestions in the comments, so I can only say, listen to them!! There is so much Bee Gees greatness you have no idea!!

[@mickdenis6630]

I am still shocked that you haven't yet reacted to "To Love Somebody", Barry wrote the song for Ottis Redding (on request of his then manager). Ottis died before he could record the song, so the Bee Gees did it themselves.

[@kthor]

I wish they would too!❤️

[@redatlit]

It’s also Barry’s favorite song.

[@paulwalker9421]

" I started A Joke" Robin or" Run To Me"" Bee Gees. I think you will like these.

[@istari0]

During this time, some people got The Bee Gees confused with The Beatles. Some more songs from their early era include "I've Gotta Get a Message to You," "Words," "To Love Somebody," "My World," and "Run to Me." "Too Much Heaven" is from their disco era; not every song they released during that time was a disco song and that one was a ballad. Don't forget to check out their post-disco era songs as well. Some amazing songs there like "E.S.P," "Ordinary Lives," "House of Shame," "Tokyo Nights," "Still Waters," "Irrestible Force," "I Surrender," "Kiss of Life," "Paying the Price of Love," and many more!

[@spantle3888]

Better (IMO) 60's Bee Gees songs to hear are To Love Somebody or I started a Joke

[@amymarckel420]

Barry looks like a Disney prince during this era. A few more 60s era songs you all should check out: I Started a Joke (Robin on lead vocals), I've Gotta Get a Message to You (Alternating vocals between Robin and Barry), and I Can’t See Nobody (Robin again).

[@robynfedalen1777]

The Bee Gees “ I Started A Joke” is a great song. This song is great too, you guys are correct, The Bee Gees haven’t done a bad song.❤️✌🏻🎶

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Glad you’re finally doing some more 1960’s Bee Gees! This came out in 1969 after Robin and lead guitarist Vincent Mahoney left,leaving Colin Peterson on drums with Barry and Maurice who wrote this song originally for Joe Cocker. Not one of their most popular though. I’ve been requesting for three years now To Love Somebody which they originally wrote for Otis Redding in 1967 but he was killed in a plane crash.

[@jerrypost9651]

I think it's fair to say that the majority of folks who grew up to the Bee Gees '60s sound, found it far preferable to their disco era. That being said, this song is new to me, and I'm confident it was never a hit. That early catalog, though, is a rabbit hole you really must visit. "To Love Somebody," "I Started a Joke" and "Words" are three of my personal 60s faves. 😊

[@starskreem8258]

Tomorrow Tomorrow was a minor hit in the UK and Aus. reached number 23 and 28 respectively. Faired much better in europe where a number of countries it made the top 10. It only reached 54 in the US. This was during the band break up between 1969 to 1970.

[@Pushindazees]

I Started A Joke should be your next one. Robin's voice just hits the heart in that one.

[@ekathrynlee7757]

Words was always my favorite BeeGees song‼️ I don't remember this one at all and love THEM

[@barrymuller5131]

I’m so glad that you’ve discovered early BGs. May I suggest “I Started a Joke.”

[@susieq9801]

Live in Melbourne 1989.

[@pattyestrada6]

“I STARTED A JOKE” give the people what they want y’all lol

[@tinternabbess]

Love me some Barry! That group went through so very many iterations, but they always soared. RIP to Maurice and Robin and I truly am glad Barry Gibb is still with us. What a man. I am so happy he was KNIGHTED in the UK,(Sir Barry Gibb!) and that he received a Kennedy Center Honor in 2023. In fact his tribute had the entire crowd going wild, singing and up on their feet. LOVE HIM.

[@jamesdagenais6494]

At the end of the 60s Robin left to go solo for about to years. When he came back their hit was "How Do You Mend A Broken Heart ". A couple of their great early hits were. (To Love Somebody)(Lonely Days & Lonely Nights) ( Words ) (Run to Me).

[@mathieubuchholtz460]

Robin left the group on 19 March 1969, the same day that Barry, Mo and Colin recorded Tomorrow Tomorrow. On 13 June 1970, Robin joined Mo to record 4 songs, and on 21 June five other songs. At least on 21 August Barry rejoined again the twins. To sum up, Robin went solo during 17 months. The first huge hit of the reunited Bee Gees was Lonely days lonely nights.

[@mikebo5926]

“I’ve just gotta get a message to you” Early Bee Gees about a death row inmates last hour. Very moving.

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

I love their early songs ...oh all the songs no matter which era o r period ❤❤.....

[@jillollipop2978]

OMG, another MUST WATCH: Bee Gees - Medley 1963. Black and white film. Twins are kids.

[@clg3697]

1. I did live thru the disco era. 2. I love the Bee Gees music before disco. "Disco Bee Gees" never held a candle to their previous song catalogue for me. 3. Since we are being truthful today, I was not a huge disco fan, I stayed with late 60s and early 70s rock & folk during that time. I did go to clubs with friends & dance but not the music I would listen to daily. I also admit I appreciated disco more, the older I became. There are lots of great suggestions for the Bee Gees listed in the comments today. "Lonely Days", one of their best, was thought to be a Beatles song by many when it came out. A definite must. "I Started a Joke" still brings tears to me after all these years. Robin's vocals are beautiful and touch my heart every time. Again, as many comments say it is a must listen to. "Words" was my favorite always. But Barry did an album of duets with County stars a few years ago. He duets with Miss Dolly Parton on this song. The duet is now my favorite version of "Words". Everyday is a good day to listen to The Brothers Gibb. Thanks for the reaction.💜

[@Jude_196]

LOVE ME SOME EARLY BEE GEES!!!! I Started A Joke is the AWESOMEST....Words is great....Massachusetts... GOSH - they were SO YOUNG & HANDSOME in this one!! They WERE handsome and STAYED HANDSOME!! ;) SO MANY GREAT TUNES!! THANKS, YA'LL!!!

[@beverlydust5381]

You need to react to, I started a joke,Stayin Alive,Words,To love Somebody, Massachusetts. Bee Gees is much more than Disco.

[@bradparnell614]

They have done Massachusetts.

[@jamesdamiano8894]

Yes I Started A Joke is definitely one of their best. Along with Saved By The Bell, Massachusetts, I’ve Gotta Get A Message To You, and Nights On Broadway. Others also but these are standouts for me. Be sure to do any of these you haven’t done. Yes Amber, early Bee Gees are the best, I’ve felt it forever.

[@fayewellard7375]

How many more times do people have to request "I Started a Joke "???

[@bradparnell614]

For real, it's only one of the most important songs of their career.

[@alamc200]

Yes! the "official" video showing Robin singing that is the best!

[@michellepearce5278]

Because Robin sings lead. This channel seems determined that the Bee Gees is just the Barry Gibb show and it infuriates me. My favourite voice is Robin but that doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate them as a whole. This channel is fun but the tunnel vision regarding Barry annoys me.

[@kthor]

Sorry....but Barry's the best!🔥

[@BGWhisperer]

@@michellepearce5278 It annoys you, huh? Barry’s his favorite. He doesn’t have the right to have Barry as his favorite?

[@jimmymcintyre7944]

Lonely Days Lonely Nighs, Words and I Started A Joke are 3 that will change your mind on the early Bee Gee's.

[@richardsteiner8992]

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart is an amazing early song by them!

[@kthor]

They already did it!

[@butterflymama0838]

Jay & Amber, this is what I found out about this song: "Tomorrow Tomorrow" is a song by the Bee Gees written by Barry and Maurice Gibb in 1969. The song was originally intended to be recorded by Joe Cocker.[2] It was the first Bee Gees single released after Robin Gibb had quit the group which was now down to a trio featuring Barry Gibb, Maurice Gibb, and drummer Colin Petersen. Also, Jay, you had mentioned that one part where Barry's voice was "deeper". It's because he hadn't used falsetto yet. His signature falsetto didn't come about until 1975 with him using it for the first time in the song "Nights on Broadway".

[@Songbird-59]

Early Bee Gees are the best. Truly, My first album was The Best of the Bee Gees in 1969 - I was 9 or 10 years old. Still one of my favorite albums. Every song is incredible.

[@gaylaliles4095]

I adore hearing and seeing Barry anytime.

[@kthor]

No doubt! The best voice & entertainer of the group!❤️🎵❤️

[@gaylecole9777]

The 60s was the best era of The Bee Gees. Please react to more of their early songs.

[@lauriebarrett6789]

The Bee Gees - "Don't Forget To Remember Me".

[@kthor]

Great suggestion!

[@frankharris9334]

"Lonely Days", "Words", "To Love Somebody". All are so very good.

[@lindawolf4863]

So many early Bee Gees songs you need to hear. Try Words, Run To Me, New York Mining Disaster 1941, How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Lonely Days.

[@p.j.d.8199]

"Fanny be Tender" one of their best sounds

[@bradparnell614]

They've actually done this one.

[@p.j.d.8199]

@@bradparnell614 it's still one of my favorites, along which I talking, as you know both came out before disco, but the disco was great too. God really blessed them with talent, a drive, and a yearning to develop their craft

[@Sandra6411]

The Bee Gees had so many different eras because they lasted so long from the late 50’s to 2000s! Have you done YOU WIN AGAIN? That was late 80’s and a number 1 hit in Europe. The USA still had that stupid disco backlash against them, but Europe opened their arms back open. And…they released their last CD in 2001. Two songs really stand out for me on that CD are the title track “This is Where I Came In” with Robin leading; and “Wedding Day”, a song they wrote for their wives, which Barry & Robin leads. The live versions of these songs are excellent.

[@kthor]

Think at least one of them wrote Wedding Day for his wife.🤍

[@BethReed62]

Early Bee Gees were so good.

[@IOSALive]

Rob Squad Reactions, This is perfect! I subscribed right away!

[@Jessica_Roth]

A bit of an eclectic choice. Here are the best known songs of the pre-disco Bee Gees "Words" "Lonely Days" "To Love Somebody" "Got To Get A Message to You" "New York Mining Disaster 1941" -my personal favorite "I Started a Joke" This is from when Robin had gone solo. They were still excellent, but this is hardly the most representative of their work.

[@rmac8008]

This was when Robin left the band and tried to go solo Go farther back Far better than the disco era

[@dicedice-yc5vn]

It'd about time you finally discovered The Bee-Gees early years 1965-1968....you'll find that the band did NOT just include the Brothers Gibb but two others named Vince Melourney & Colin Petersen....The Bee-Gees had been The Bee-Gees since 1963 before that they were The Rattlesnakes....they were a part of the second wave of the British invasion(1965-1967)...other songs you will love as follows. 1. "Wine & Women" 2. "Spicks & Specks" 3. New York Mining Disaster 1941" 4. To Love Somebody" 5. "Holiday" 6. Massachusetts" 7. Words". 8. The Singer Sang His Song" 9. "I've Gotta Get A Message To you" 10. "I Started A Joke".....Now check those titles out and appreciate & Learn. Just so you know the Gibb Brothers have been performing together since 1958.(pushing on 70 years!).

[@dp3396]

Bee Gees TO LOVE SOMEBODY 1967 and IDEA.

[@miguelnavarrete3893]

The Bee Gees have many 1960’s hits, before the late 70’s hits.

[@laurettagarrett5444]

What fun! You got to the 1960s Bee Gees. I agree with other posters that I would love to hear you do "Words." A very special song. The other one you really need to do is "To Love Somebody" - a classic song.

[@Tinabee1961]

If doing Words it has to be the live 1979 video of their Spirits concert. I love the ending, which Barry's only done (as far as I know) on this version.

[@KarolPawlowski-mr9td]

Ok, to avoid future mistakes regarding early Bee Fees music, the following are songs that made a telling impact in the US/UK charts and were popular in their concerts: "Spicks And Specks", "World", "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "To Love Somebody", "I've Gotta Get A Message To You", "I Started A Joke", "Lonely Days", "First Of May", "My World" and "Run To Me".

[@malinhead322]

The Bee Gees 60s before disco had some great songs..."To Love Somebody" is a great song.

[@lizholewa8881]

To Love Somebody, Run to Me, lonely Days

[@pampeterson1426]

YOu guys have still not scratched the surface of all their music - this is the 60's and there is still a LOT left to hear - and then the 90's are also very good

[@renyauger4560]

I Started a Joke, To Love Somebody & Words great early Bee Gee’s, as always written by them. They started in the early 60’s as folk rock, then had a lot of success in R&B (Nights on Broadway, Jive Talking, etc) before making any disco songs. There is a difference between danceable R&B and disco, both existed in the early to mid 70’s then disco seemed to take over around ‘76 or ‘77.

[@RabbiSteve1]

I love all The Bee Gees. My favorite earlier song by them is “Run To Me”. But “I Started A Joke” is very cool also.

[@RabbiSteve1]

You might also want to someday check out the entire album ODESSA, which is a failed concept album, but one which I love and wore out on vinyl. It’s The Bee Gees really experimenting and getting into psych-rock. There’s so much great stuff on it. But since Jay loves The Bee Gees so much, might be good to listen to the entire album (as we used to do back in the day), and see what stands out for him or for both of you.

[@DonnaS459]

Actually their 60s songs are probably my favorite ...."Words" ,"I've gotta get a message to you", "I started a joke","Massachusettes"and on and on......😃👍🎤🎸 I just love me some Bee Gees❣️

[@kentclark6420]

They did Massachusetts.

[@DonnaS459]

@@kentclark6420 👍

[@sgrabtune3950]

Would you really like to see some VERY VERY VERY young Bee Gees then watch them singing this The Bee Gees - Time Goes Passing By (1960) you will love it looooooooots!!!😎😗🎵🎶🎹🎤🎸 For a good laugh watch TNT Boys - Too Much Heaven BeeGees cover (everyone needs to laugh sometimes I hope you love it) also try Very Very Very young Bee Gees - Please Please Me (Beatles cover) also watch (will smith vs bee gees switch in alive) its a mash up song, it cool to see will & the bee gees together in one song. Someone did a good job mixing the 2 together.

[@surlechapeau]

Jay/Amber, you'll love their "To Love Somebody" and "Stayin' Alive" !! For another great falsetto voice, check out (Frankie Valli) The Four Seasons "Sherry" or "Big Girls Don't Cry".

[@denpea-mm8zr]

"Sherry" by the Four Seasons is a must listen.

[@FrankPirrello]

Agree you should check out Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons. In addition to the songs mentioned above, try "Ronnie" or "Betrayed" for some of Frankie's highest falsettos.

[@memorylane7068]

Lonely Days

[@richdiana3663]

I forget how long a run they had with really, really good music.

[@jimcatalfamo8034]

The Bee gees are one of the most creative, unique sounding bands out there.

[@pamcrumpler9169]

The missing element is Robin. There's nothing better than the 3 of them together!!!

[@kthor]

He's not the missing element, as Barry & Mo had some great songs together!

[@rickg3359]

To be qualified to compare and choose a favorite you must understand what it is you’re comparing. Keep going J

[@MGOLD-j1d]

Bee Gees You Win Again- Their best song after the disco era.❤

[@efcruzado]

Robin left the group in the late 60’s, this is their first single without him. You should deep dive into 60’s Bee Gees especially when Robin sang lead.

[@kthor]

There's far better 60s songs with Barry on lead.👍

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

At the age of 21 , Barry looked so so handsome with great chest voice filled with emotions.....❤❤

[@dv3507]

Beautiful! I have never heard this one. My favorite early BeeGees songs are "Words," "I've Got to Get A Message to You," and "To Love Somebody." Please react to these gems!!

[@willow_wise]

Oh yeah! So glad to see you doing Bee Gees again, they are my personal favorites. This song is a great sample of Barry going soulful and I'm glad to see you do a lesser known Bee Gee song! I really love all era of Bee Gees, so much variety and something for every mood. If you really want a surprise from the early days try "I've Got To Learn". Their diversity is the best thing about them imo.

[@ESJ_DeLeon_21]

Dont know if you guys noticed Robins absence in this one. That is because this is the first single they released after Robin left the group in 1969.

[@kthor]

Which was good for Barry & Mo to have this time together.👍

[@stevep2430]

Disco pigeon holed the Bee Gees, their whole catalog proves how good they were, from start to finish.

[@roberthofmann8403]

You should check out the Bee Gees' 'I Started A Joke' and then check out Faith No More's version.

[@cwickner1]

You have to listen to "Words" The best song in my opinion. Robin had left the band at this time and to later return

[@KarolPawlowski-mr9td]

Ps I forgot "Words", of course.

[@pegasus00]

You need to explore them before the disco era. So much great stuff. Barry with his powerful voice and Robin with one of the most unique voices ever.

[@KeithSpinneyMusic]

This was written and released after Robin had briefly quit the band. The drummer is Colin Peterson.

[@ronaldmariano1888]

Great Reaction!! "New York Mining Disaster 1941" should be next! 🙂

[@kathieovercash8414]

This was recorded during the time Robin had left the group. The letter he's singing about is a suicide letter. Great song.

[@mathieubuchholtz460]

Thanks a lot. Love your reaction. A treat . This song is in my top 30. Interpretation, melody , bass, piano are fire. Robin left the group on 19 March 1969, the same day that Barry, Mo and Colin recorded this track. On 13 June 1970, Robin joined Mo to record 4 songs, and on 21 June the pair did five other songs. At least on 21 August Barry joined again the twins. To sum up, Robin went solo during 17 months. The first huge hit of the reunited Bee Gees was Lonely days lonely nights.

[@BGWhisperer]

It’s in my top 20. I love it, too.

[@andreaschmall5560]

This is the Bee Gee era that I enjoy the most. The disco falsetto era was a trend they ran with after the success of Saturday Night Fever but IMO...this time period of their career was superior. Words and To Love Somebody are my favorites.

[@cassyharrison3592]

They have one from 1960, called Time Is Passing By. Really young.

[@coffee-xg6my]

Jay and Amber, a couple of VERY popular early Bee Gees hits you should DEFINITELY react to are, _"Lonely Days"_ and _"How Can You Mend a Broken Heart"_ (By the way, Al Green did a great cover of "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" that you need to check out at some point!!!!)

[@bjdefilippo447]

I haven't heard this older work. It's beautiful! I am confused, though. Did you say Wales? I thought they were born on the Isle of Man, then moved from England to Australia.

[@Linda-zm6lk]

I love ALL their music, but if you listen to interviews with them they have said many times that they don't consider themselves a disco group and they never wanted to be known as only that.

[@lorilyyork4816]

‘Spicks and Specks’ was their first number one, right when they left Australia. ‘New York mining disaster’ ‘Gotta get a message to you’ ‘Nights on Broadway’ a few other good oldies.

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

Bee Gees started doing disco in 1977. In the 60’s they were doing pop similar to the Beatles.

[@GaryCain-qf5vi]

Glad your doing more of 60's Bee Gees, they've been performing since they were kids, more of the 60's kids young Stevie Wonder, Michael and the Jackson's, the Osmond's, the Cowsil's, the Partridge Family so many to choose from. Peace✌️ ☮️ and Love❤️ Gary😊

[@michellecasey5752]

I love you guys! This song is so soulful and impactful. Also shows their range.

[@tediousmaximus1067]

Great to see you reacting to the early pre-disco Bee Gees music but you have to do these songs especially: First of May, New York Mining Disaster 1941, To Love Somebody, Massachusetts, Run to Me, I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You, I Started a Joke, Words, Lonely Days, Spicks and Specks, and Don’t Forget to Remember.

[@ConnieKWONG-lw4zl]

Barry looks so young and handsome 🎉❤ wow he was the most gorgeous musician 🎉❤ Maurice was three years younger than his handsome brother.. also looks nice 😊

[@barbarabisson2551]

Instruments, regular voices, and HAIR! oh, my!

[@lynneg8874]

You all didn't even notice Robin was missing?? You still have so much to learn about them. Amber, you are so right about early Bee Gees!!!

[@KenRoerden]

Although it is good to see footage of them in this era, Robin had left the group for a bit at this time. Some suggestions for 60s Bee Gees are I've Gotta Get A Message To You, I Started A Joke, To Love Somebody and New York Mining Disaster 1941. For pre-disco 70s Bee Gees check out Lonely Days, Run To Me and Don't Wanna Live Inside Myself. I think all of those suggestions are better songs than Tomorrow Tomorrow.

[@mjcapinto]

"Words", "To love somebody", "Started a Joke" and só many more...