70'S BABY!| FIRST TIME HEARING Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You REACTION

[@lt6134]

YEAH. Yet another hit written by the BeeGees!!!! There’s decades of them. Thanks!

[@earth2kosmickitty]

Yessss, they were a literal hit machine! They wrote another amazing hit for Diana Ross called, "Chain Reaction", a must-react-to song that you guys would also love! The video is super fun to watch, it's set in the 60's era I believe, and it's just one of those feel-good songs you can really vibe to! 🥰

[@otisroseboro5613]

Fact's

[@anibalbabilonia1867]

They did wrote it! But she definitely made it her own!

[@georgedominguez255]

They also “cover” it/ sing it on one of their anthology/greatest hits albums! Miss Elliman in the film Jesus Christ Superstar is Chef’s Kiss!

[@BradleyBarter-l6f]

Not only written for but also performed by the Bee Gees as well ❤️‍🩹

[@chrishackett554]

Her performance on the original Jesus Christ Superstar soundtrack is historically awesome !

[@georgedominguez255]

Yes she’s my favorite Mary Magdalene!

[@alexandervasel6845]

The songs by her and the Judas character are timeless!

[@josephmilitello647]

You should check out "I don't know how to love him." Great vocal performance as Mary Magdalene trying hard to sort out her feelings about Jesus.

[@strawman6085]

I'm pretty sure she is also in the movie version.

[@steph990]

Oh my gosh! It is her!!

[@joeyrobison6629]

Yvonne had her first hit in 1971 with "I Don't Know How to Love Him" from the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar". She played Mary Magdalene in the travelling version as well as the movie version of the hit musical. She did a cover of Barbara Lewis' "Hello Stranger" in 1977 that reached Billboard's Hot 100 list at number 15. She also had a hit with a Barry/Robin Gibb penned song "Love Me". This song from the "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack reached number 1 in 1978. She was born in Honolulu, HI in 1951.

[@mtinta2000]

I had forgotten Hello Stranger! Love that song!

[@roger1296]

I thought she was also in the original cast of Jesus Christ Superstar on Broadway…?

[@mrmaestro04]

@@roger1296 She was. She also appeared on the first album before the Broadway production.

[@Jude_196]

LOVE THAT MOVIE!! SO GOOD!! The vocals and music in the score / soundtrack are just SO GOOD!

[@kenennis6287]

Helen Reddy had the hit single of I Don't Know How To Love Him but Yvonne was Mary Magdalene in the original Jesus Christ Superstar. In 1974 she joined Eric Clapton's band and sang on his hit I Shot the Sherrif

[@daleperkins4901]

This song --- the chords, the melody, the lyrics, the arrangement --- just SCREAMS Barry Gibb.

[@andrewft31]

This song was written by the Bee Gees… they actually recorded their own version around the same time and released it as the B Side to the Stayin’ Alive single

[@kelleydavis100]

Thank you!! This song came on and I thought “no way, this is by the Bee Gee’s” I couldn’t figure out for a second what was happening 😂😂😂

[@otisroseboro5613]

That's True, Because I Have That Version Of The Bee Gees, Love Their Version As Well

[@robinpadilla6683]

I came here to say this. This is a Bee Gees song. ❤😊

[@WiseOwlAdvice]

I prefer the version sung by the BG's

[@payleighsteele1540]

Same!

[@Alan-lv9rw]

I was born in 1962, so I grew up in the 70’s. We had the best music.

[@gbh0031]

How is it possible that we are turning 62 this year? I hear this music and am suddenly 15 again.

[@nvsteveg]

Same here and I TOTALLY agree!

[@QuicknStraight]

@@gbh0031 Yeah, born in '63 and turning 61 this year. Where heck did time go???

[@intrepid-yg3rg]

63'....Amen brother!

[@davidhuggan6315]

On the 80s videos the people say they had the best. The 60s ones say they did. 90s the same

[@kaniala6817]

She is from Hawaii and as a Hawaiian, we were so proud that a local from here made it back then. You never really had someone from Hawaii go big time in the 70's. Thanks for listening to Yvonne!!

[@redsmoker37]

If I'm not mistaken, wasn't she also in the "disco" Hawaii Five-O episode back in the 70s too?

[@rickwheeler5496]

Um, what about Don Ho? 😉🤔

[@kaniala6817]

@@redsmoker37 yes, she was!!

[@kaniala6817]

@@rickwheeler5496 I like Don Ho but he was from my parents generation. Never heard anyone from my generation until her and then Bette Midler also!!

[@rickwheeler5496]

@@kaniala6817 I admit I had to look them up because I couldn't remember their name for sure but do you remember Cecilio & Kapono? If I remember correctly, they had a few albums out in the 70s. My uncle was in the Navy stationed in Hawaii back then, he seemed to like them back then.

[@phantomcollector1976]

ONE OF THE GREATEST SONGS OF ALL TIME

[@BillGraper]

One of my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE disco songs!!! This was one of many #1 hits from the "Saturday Night Fever" album. It was written by the Bee Gees, and went to #1 right after the Bee Gees had a strangle hold on the chart with "Stayin' Alive" and "Night Fever." 😎

[@pamelawertz498]

Amber, this is a Female Friday request. Thelma Houston - Don't Leave Me This Way. One of the best disco songs! Went to #1 in 1976. She won the Grammy for best female R&B vocal performance! I know both of y'all will want to dance.😊

[@reddoxx4754]

One of the best songs from the soundtrack of "Looking for Mr. Goodbar", a film that introduced Richard Gere, LeVar Burton, and Tom Berenger.

[@jimbass5825]

Absolutely agree. Amazing disco track from the songwriting/producing geniuses Gamble and Huff.

[@QuicknStraight]

The Communards cover version is fantastic!

[@GetBackJoe1969]

Yes yes yes

[@alleykeosheyan4779]

YESSSSS - and Jay will dig the bass line!

[@daleofficer1709]

This song was written by your boys, Jay! The Bee Gees!

[@patriciamcelroy3581]

Yes! Huge hit.

[@daleofficer1709]

@@patriciamcelroy3581 absolutely! Awesome song too!

[@AlamoDame7]

Bee Gees-- Yet another hit song by the hitmakers Barry, Robin, and Maurice Gibb! Beautifully sung by Yvonne Elliman.

[@ianrobinson4200]

Absolute classic written by The Bee Gees, my second favourite off Saturday Night Fever after How Deep Is Your Love

[@BillGraper]

There's also "A Fifth Of Beethoven" by Walter Murphy, which I believe was the first #1 single from the SNF album. That has to be one of the top 3 greatest albums of all-time.

[@kmach1000]

And Disco Inferno!

[@rebeccamiles1059]

Same! I wore those 2 songs on that LP out.

[@Augfordpdoggie]

obscure fact about how deep is your love...it was the muzak song playing at the WTC plaza while people were jumping to their death

[@Luuuc]

Interestingly, the original plan was for the Bee Gees so sing "If I Can't Have You" and Elliman to sing "How Deep Is Your Love" for Saturday Night Fever, but they were swapped around at the request of the Bee Gees' manager. Both such great songs!

[@Pushindazees]

It's DISCO, baby! Written by the BeeGees, of course! I can still see everyone hitting the disco dance floor back in 77-78 in my mind! So glad I got to experience the 60s, 70s and 80s. ❤

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

This is one of the best songs on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack! I absolutely love this song!

[@derekiggleden7240]

OMG, I loved Yvonne Elliman, As a 14 year old English boy, I wanted to marry her! And 40 years later, I still do😊

[@kevincook4279]

Me too!

[@thebronzetoo]

Not now you wouldn't!!

[@derekiggleden7240]

Yeah I would!

[@dougcox3990]

Loved the song since the 70's, never knew what she looked like until now...

[@dathang]

Yvonne came into the scene singing on the concept album (and later playing the part in the film) the part of Mary Magdalene in Jesus Christ Superstar. The song she sang in the show "I Don't Know How To Love Him" even made it to the charts. Yes, it is worth a listen.

[@donnagonatas3155]

Great movie to check out guys. I remember absolutely being in love with the actor Ted Neely who played Jesus!😂

[@kevinsacks3185]

100% agree

[@carolmartin4413]

Yep..great song and movie

[@patriciamcelroy3581]

It’s a beautiful song.

[@malalaz66]

Love “ I don’t know how to love him” my favorite song from that show.

[@kalaipaa]

Hawaii's Own!!! My Aunt lived next door to Yvonne and she drove her nuts with all the practice singing. Shout out to Manoa Valley where she grew up!!! Aloha from Hawaii!!!

[@mperezmcfinn2511]

I can't imagine a better problem to have!

[@misterdoe]

This song was on the Saturday Night fever soundtrack, written by your boys the Bee Gees. Apparently, they wanted her to sing "How Deep is Your Love," but the record company president said "no, you guys sing that, let her sing this."

[@samueltabo3390]

I agree with the record company 💯

[@ryandtibbetts2962]

I think a Yvonne Elliman version of "How Deep Is Your Love" would have been amazing.

[@mperezmcfinn2511]

​@ryandtibbetts2962 I love the Bee Gees version, but man, that song was perfect for her voice.

[@Triggerhippie70]

Listen, I’m 53 years old so I know a lot of music and this is one of my favorite songs. This song is epic.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

Hey, Yvonne's on Clapton's '77 album.

[@BrenJen86]

Definitely a disco classic that got couples on the dance floor

[@lennygriffin1149]

I always say that disco didn’t die. It was rebranded as “dance” and is still going strong today. There’s an undeniable similarity.

[@GreenOlives4952]

I totally agree with you 💯

[@marthakelly6487]

Love disco! I still don't understand why so many hated it. It was/is so much fun!

[@KenOtwell]

Exactly when Led Zeppelin was hitting their peak, Black Sabbath coming on strong, Deep Purple, Almond Brothers, ZZ Top, etc., 9 out of 10 songs on the radio were Bee Gees disco songs. Different culture, different cliques, different view of life in general. No wonder there was a backlash. Let other music breathe! (at the time.)

[@mperezmcfinn2511]

Overexposure was a big part of it. Disco had a formula that was easy to replicate, so after it went mainstream there was a gold rush. Artists from every genre, commercials, soundtracks, even a few random celebrities went disco overnight and flooded the market with bad cash grabs. Soon the public got sick of it (and the 70s in general). The 80s was all about burying the 70s. Disco, like exposed chest hair, polyester and consequence free hook ups had to go.

[@meanonymous8793]

​@KenOtwell Allman Brothers

[@meanonymous8793]

Oh yeah, the Disco Days was the best. I had so much fun. I was born in 60 & I had it all !! Grew up with 50's music (cause it was still current) the 60's, 70's, 80's (not so much) but there was the US Festival. It's funny I also like gangsta rap...

[@mcdonoghrahloh459]

Because disco was R&B If you were around what did they replace it with on the charts ....... Country.Mickey Gilley,Alabama ,Eddie Rabbitt etc,it was definitely racial.Reagan Revolution 🖕

[@NicholasSarsby]

Saturday night fever being the 2nd best selling album of all time, means that millions got to enjoy that brilliant song and glad you enjoyed it.

[@ryanminshull]

My dad got the DJ to play this song when he first layed eyes on my mum in a club back in the 70s. They're still together to this day.

[@alicesmith7020]

That's beautiful.

[@infolover_68]

Those were the golden days of Disco, Yvonne Elliman scored Big time worldwide!! 🎵🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🕺🕺🕺🕺🎼🎼🎹🎹🎹🎸🎸🎸🎻🎻🎤🎤🎤🎤🎺🎺🎺🎺🎷🎷🎷🎷

[@robertg7396]

Ahhh, I remember the days of being at the roller skating rink. The flashing lights, disco ball, and jamming to this song. Good times, and great memories! 😊🪩🛼

[@GinaGeeILuvu]

This is a real seventies classic! It was very popular! I remember it from my childhood, very nostalgic! Written by The Bee Gees (and you can tell), this is definitely Disco! ❤

[@jillgehrke]

I first fell in love with her in Jesus Christ Superstar as Mary Magdalene. Such an amazing rock musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber!

[@robertbailey5239]

She also starred in the movie directed by Norman Jewison. Her rendition of "I Don't Know How to Love Him" was arguably the best song in the movie.

[@loritajohnson5664]

​@@robertbailey5239I've suggested they react to Jesus Christ Superstar. Great movie and songs. Carl Anderson and Ted Neely were amazing as well.

[@mickdenis6630]

Yvonne and the Bee Gees were on the same label RSO. They wrote songs for her 1977 album. Yvonne was suppose to sing "How Deep Is Your Love", but the Bee Gees manager heard the demo, and told them to keep the song. So she was given "If I Can't Have You", Barry and Robyn wrote "Love Me" which is a great song for her album. She also did a great remake of 'Hello Stranger " on the album. I think it's been already mention she was Mary Magdaline in JCS...singing "Everythings Alright" & "I Don't Know How to Love Him".

[@comicus6769]

"Hello Stranger" -- a great song sung by the amazing Barbara Lewis and written by her when she was just a teenager.

[@BobCrabtree-ev4rz]

Love Me was actually a track on the BeeGees Children Of The World album and not written for her.

[@RJ-oy7cq]

GUYS--you should find a live version, so you can see the beautiful Yvonne sing with your own eyes.

[@pattymckitrick7436]

I can't imagine anyone never hearing this song. Yvonne Elleman is classic, classy disco. ❤️

[@batmanforpresident9655]

Imagine living in a decade where 90% of the songs were as good as this classic!!

[@browser958]

I don’t have to imagine because I did live it and it was awesome! 😊

[@kbusby4824]

​@@browser958Exactly and same!!

[@stevenwoodward5923]

I was a teenager in the 70's I saw Saturday Night fever in the theater and had the album, from where this song came. . Movies were just as good saw Star Wars, Grease, American Graffiti when they first came out.

[@BillGraper]

Yes, and it was so diverse! You had disco, pop ballads, country crossovers, rock, RnB (the good kind)...

[@surlechapeau]

Man, we were so spoiled with the music of the 70s!!

[@franko8814]

She's just as beautiful today as she was in her original videos and still performing to this day!

[@clg3697]

Ms. Elliman sang on the early 1970s original soundtrack for Tim Rice & Andrew Lloyd Webber's historic Jesus Christ Superstar & starred in the movie version. Her big song as Mary Magdalene, "I Don't Know How to Love Him", is still a favorite of mine today. You should check out this ballad and/or watch the movie adaptation of this rock opera.

[@janethernandez724]

Woo hoo! Another song written by the Bee Gees! This song was featured in the movie Saturday Night Fever you reacted to. I know it wasn't your favorite movie to watch but the soundtrack is amazing. The song was the first time for me hearing about Yvonne Elliman back in the mid 70s and this song got a lot of play on the radio at the time too. I love this song. I enjoyed your reaction to this video! ☮💕

[@melmingin8445]

One of the best songs of the 70's !!!! L ❤V E !!!!!!!

[@DonLovelace]

"If I Can't Have You" is a disco song written by the Bee Gees in 1977. The song initially appeared on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack by Yvonne Elliman, released in November 1977.

[@ohjoy6]

LOVE this one! Clicked so fast my wig flew off!

[@Robsan40]

😂😂😂

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

😳🤣

[@horacerobinson7149]

Written by the Bee Gees. One of my favorite songs off of the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. Thanks again Jay and Amber 😊

[@jenniferbeeson2777]

LOVE IT 💗🪩 Yvonne Elllman. Bee Gees, hit after hit. 🕺🏻

[@AndreA-ke2id]

Musically it's so well produced. Just listen to the glorious brass section especially how it comes in on the second half of each chorus.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Love this song ! Saturday Night Fever ❤

[@davidchapman2213]

The Gibb Brothers wrote so many amazing songs for themselves and others that it's mind-boggling. Try Samantha Sang "Emotion", Al Green "How Can You Med a Broken Heart", Dionne Warwick "Heartbreaker", Diana Ross "Chain Reaction" and "Eaten Alive", Olivia Newton John "Come On Over"

[@4508bluesky]

I think that they’ve reacted to the first two of those….

[@davidmccracken4308]

She also had a great career as a back of singer with a lot of very top-notch singers of that day

[@banksperdue1983]

i was born in the 60's so i grew up in the 70's and loved every minute of it . we really had the best music because our parents were teenagers in the 60's so we had their music and then the 70's so win win

[@kag7352]

Great 70s song!

[@joemc1960]

Always loved Yvonne’s voice. Check out her cover of “Hello Stranger” and “I Don’t Know How to Love Him”.

[@brianherrington7226]

Originally done by Barbara Lewis in 1963.

[@VicMikesvideodiary]

She's got a fantastic voice and a great song!!!

[@rwaguespack4060]

Something about the music from this era that was just fun. You see old videos and everyone is smiling. I was a young teen and loved all of it.

[@dawnpatrol700]

This was such a huge hit, i thought you would know it. This still gets played a lot

[@phila3884]

I usually say don't start with the live videos, but she has some fantastic TV performances which are lip-synched, but where her beautiful personality shines through. I would recommend those over just a still photo.

[@markmcallister9431]

She also had a run as a backup singer with Eric Clapton's band before this great song was released.

[@adamsher2538]

Her and Marcy together were awesome.

[@kenennis6287]

She was on 4 of Clapton's albums. I was lucky enough to see her with EC 3 times and 1 of those was with Marcy Levy. Yvonne left before Slowhand came out

[@rosemarywatson1231]

Went to see her in concert. Teddy P was on the bill with her. She went through her songs, most of us didn't know, and then she say this song. Everybody jumped up and started dancing. It was crazy!

[@kdmiranda]

I love that the gorgeous Mr Jay immediately got "Disco" because it is.... it is a Bee Gees song, they wrote it!!!!

[@gaylemalone5897]

I just love this song and wore it out on my record player over and over. I’ve always loved disco and never could understand anyone’s version to it, but I know everyone has their own tastes.

[@kellygrant7660]

This song was on the Saturday night fever soundtrack and it was written by the Bee gees it's definitely a great disco song.

[@RonWeb7804]

This song would ALWAYS get the most people out on the rollerskating rink when I was a kid lol.

[@murraytown4]

Fantastic. Ten thumbs up. It is from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. I believe the Bee Gees did the original and this is a cover, or vice versa. Elliman’s is far better, IMO. In any event, it has Bee Gees all over it, so Jay’d better be careful. There is a video for this song taken from the movie. That would’ve been a better reaction. Disco NEVER sucked.

[@empyrealone]

Bee Gees wrote it, but Yvonne recorded it first. Bee Gees recorded it later.

[@icmman7]

some sharp commenters in here today.

[@blackprix]

I’ve been a fan of hers since I first heard her many many years ago, it’s nice hearing her songs and voice again brings back good memories😊

[@larryjex6485]

This was one of my favorite songs from the movie 'Saturday Night Fever'. Her pure, innocent voice is such a contrast to the gritty, sweaty, and primal vibe of that R rated flick. Definitely check out the video of her singing "I Don't Know How to Love Him" from the Musical/Movie 'Jesus Christ Superstar'! She literally sings her heart out on it, and it brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.

[@mperezmcfinn2511]

The way her voice cracks on the "I never thought I'd come to this" part, gets me every time.

[@arkhsm]

I'm in tears now just thinking of her performance !!

[@Groovemaker-wv7fc]

You both will remember where and when you first heard this 70’s hit when you reach your 60s. Music is timeless.

[@oldnerdreviews]

I adore this tune! It has so many memories and feelings attached to it. It definitely personifies the glory days of the disco era. It was written by the Bee Gees in 1977. The song initially appeared on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack.

[@bobsebring2819]

I've always loved this song. Not because of the nostalgia, which is huge with me but the fact it's just a great melodic pop song. It really takes me back to the disco days of the 70's. Thanks.

[@jonstreng7850]

This is from the era when everyone wanted to dance whether they could or not. People watching was a huge hobby as well. This was included on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack and one of 6 songs, from the record label RSO, that went to #1 on the Billboard song chart. The other 5 were either sung by or written by The Bee Gees. Long live Barry Gibb. I think he wrote this.😮😮😮🎉🎉🎉 She was the prelude to the "one -hit" wonder. She never had another song on the Billboard chart. I'm not aware of her success anywhere else. I do love the music to this.

[@patriciosuau9479]

Otro éxito de los Bee Gees, Barry era una máquina de hacer música 🎶

[@scottvanhille5688]

Wow, such a classic! Heard this a number of times, kept forgetting who sang it, you go Yvonne :D

[@guillermojimenezcastelblan8456]

Ok guys, let`s admit that the sweet and lovely Ivonne was a God gifted by being selected to perform this Bee Gees`s tune and featured for ever in the musical industry because the killer and terrific Saturday Night Fever movie sound track as well. That`s what I feel inside, very good for her. Ivonne Elliman for ever, my friends.

[@PC-ub4tv]

I have been waiting for this song reaction, thanks so much. Love this song

[@marygoodson4920]

This was on the Saturday Night Fever Soundtravk album which was HUGE! EVERYBODY played this song.❤❤❤

[@walterpanovs]

Another #1 hit from the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack. Written by the BeeGees and also recorded by them. Elliman had earlier had a minor hit with a cover of the BeeGees' "Love Me." In the early '70s Elliman sang back-up for Eric Clapton and also performed in the musical "Jesus Christ Superstar" and snag "I Don't Know How to Love Him" (which was later a hit for Helen Reddy).

[@joes2514]

Definitely one of the most memorable hooks from disco. Simply beautifully written and performed.

[@Christine-Golden66]

A classic Bee GeeS Saturday Night Fever song off the soundtrack!!

[@BILLONEE]

"I Don't Know How to Love Him" will impress you in a major way!!! My favorite song by her too!

[@angelalambert6069]

This will always remind me of my first date ...went to see Saturday Night Fever with a guy I'd been after for ages 😊 ... lovely to hear again ! We went out for 6 months. Too young ... a great memory though❤ thank you x

[@dudieb]

I agree that her performance of "I Don’t Know How To Love Him” really shows off how beautiful her voice is. You should check it out.

[@christinewaide5249]

Soooo good!!

[@SnagleTooth14]

Still one of my favorite songs! I'll play it on repeat a few times❤

[@stevenblock9712]

"Hating Disco" was an example of cultural discord not so different from today, and some people just wanted Rock to return as the dominant force in music. For sure, many of your listeners will tell you that this is form Saturday Night Fever, which produced so many hits. Not a great movie, but its music and dancing swept the country and it became fashionable to get dance lessons and show your moves off at the clubs. And Travolta became the biggest movie star. His next movie, Urban Cowboy, resulted in a different popular fashion statement and a hit song, Looking For Love In All the Wrong Places by Mickey Gilley.

[@jmarie3414]

We always had so much fun dancing to this song. Disco is what made it so much fun going to the clubs in the 70's. Great reaction and love this music.

[@barrycollier7451]

Another hit written by the Bee Gees.

[@nolansteiner4771]

everything the beegees did in the late 70's went straight to the top, including this one they wrote & was on Sat Nite Fever. This was all over the radio back in the day! I still love this one from the local girl from Hawaii.

[@Oron-n5l]

Yvonne was in the original album cast of "Jesus Christ, Superstar", then in London's original West End Theatre production of this Rock Opera, then in the Broadway original cast production, and then in the 1973 movie version. She has two show-stopping songs in this show. I do not like Musicals but this is a Rock Opera and this Easter, I urge you to react to the 1973 film, shot among the Roman ruins in Israel by a successful Hollywood director, Norman Jewison, from Canada. The cast was amazing, electrifying.

[@DeidreThompson-cu9nc]

The Bee Gees wrote 'Yvonne Elliman's song ' If I can't have you', plus is on the Saturday Night Fever album and sung by the Bee Gees on the b sude of Stayin' Alive' The Bee Gees wrote for quite a few female artists, such as Barbara Streisand, Diana Ross and Celine Dion, plus Yvonne Elliman.

[@smartypants4571]

Everybody should know this was the most played song on the radio for a period of time . I wish everyone would give their age who comments ; I am 54 years old !

[@gregroberts8240]

one of my guilty pleasures. as a full blown classic rocker/head banger if my friends new i loved this song i wouldve had to turn in my members card.

[@Uniquemum73]

And if any of them call you out on it, then they were here watching this too lol!

[@jamesevans3492]

As A Teenager Back In The Mid-To Late 1970's, I Thought That Yvonne Elliman Was Absolutely Gorgeous . . . :-)

[@Issues1999]

Was a kid in the 70s. Always saw SOUL Train in the Bronx at my uncles apartment. Love this show which I saw many disco stars. Enjoyed all the dancers of SOUL Train. ❤

[@Adam_Le-Roi_Davis.]

A great artist, she had quite a few hits, my favourites by her are, "Love Pains" and "Love Me" ,which are well worth reacting to.

[@CandleLight1974]

This is a Bee Gees composition and was recorded by them for the soundtrack of Saturday Night Fever. Hawaiian Yvonne's version was released as a single and was so successful around the world that it was later dubbed onto some versions of the film. In 2009, Adam Lambert re-invented this song as a ballad on that year's American Idol disco week.

[@surlechapeau]

Great semi one-hit wonder written by the BeeGees !! edit- you heard it on your Saturday Night Fever movie reaction Oct 10, 2022

[@RaymondBCrisp]

This song holds a special place in my heart, as it is one of the songs I fell in love with during my country-to-pop/rock transition, which included a spell where I loved disco. My first rock 45s included this song, which I proceeded to play till it was unplayable. Great song and reaction!

[@SuperVonKiller]

Now you need to finally check out Yvonne's and others performances from the movie Jesus Christ Superstar!❤

[@Carito_LIDU]

This was on my wedding playlist. Love this song.

[@wordygirlandco]

❤Love this song so much. It was on the EPIC Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack. Jay's Bee Gees radar is off😅your boys wrote and recorded this so now you can listen on your next cover reaction

[@jackhargrove4275]

Ya Both Will Love ......💗. The Great Bee Gee's wrote yet another Song for Yvonne

[@sodoffbaldrick3038]

Bee Gees, who wrote it, version is fantastic too!

[@leedstown]

I love this song she has a great voice and a great film.

[@jamesmorrison7692]

Another hit song written by the hit machine known as the Bee Gees. This song is part of the greatest soundtrack in music history, Saturday Night Fever, and was a #1 hit for Yvonne Elliman. The Bee Gees recorded a version also, but this is one of the rare times where the person who covered the song (Yvonne) did it better than the brothers Gibb. Still, its a great song and was a classic disco hit.

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And again, the Gibb brothers wrote this song for her. Saturday night fever soundtrack...❤😂🎉