SHOULD BE DANCING - The Bee Gees - REACTION VIDEO!

Today I am reacting to The Bee Gee's hit song, Should Be Dancing!
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[@rickthoma6428]

All 4 brothers together,awesome!

[@djjerome]

Those of us who grew up in the 70s and 80s were blessed with incredible music.

[@stevengreen8402]

Amazing song as are most of The Bee Gees’ songs.Their voices together or individually are beyond comparison…other worldly! Barry and the boys wrote simply fantastic music from happy to sad to tender to loving…all of it.

[@ugaais]

Born in 1970 I agree..

[@23skidoo46]

one of the best soundtracks in cinema history.

[@Coolrockndad]

Still the biggest sell soundtrack.

[@EWKING2008]

@@Coolrockndad I believe no 1 is "The Bodyguard" - Whitney Houston

[@keithcaserta]

Perhaps the best of all.

[@michaelwilson9849]

Accord to their biography, the BeeGee’s wrote all the songs in the Saturday Night Fever in two weeks!!!! Two weeks!! Amazing music, amazing songwriters & singers.

[@kathieovercash8414]

I saw an interview yesterday where they had written them to record in Paris where they were working on the album when they got the the call and was asked to write for the low budget film and gave them the plot of the film and they said they didn't have time to write but they have some songs they could see if they liked them. They used everyone they the brothers played for them. The brothers took a week to put the final touches on them and didn't hear them again until the premiere. I think it's so cool. And none of them ever learned to read music.

[@danelda47]

Little Bro Andy... so great to see him "getting down" with his big brothers!

[@ckobo84]

He's not in the actual recording?

[@kentclark6420]

@@ckobo84 Hey Dick! I like your YT name! Funny! I thought mine was a fun tribute to the master, (Art), himself. But yours is cool.

[@DavidMiller-ce8xz]

He was just 17 or 18

[@harrycojones4273]

I saw that too

[@scoutfinch7727]

They are having a great time here because little brother Andy gibb joined in on this song! Totally great tour. Spirits Having Flown 1979!

[@Mpompadour]

Girl, you can't even imagine how much fun we had! A lot of people said they hated disco, but I think they secretly liked it. The disco era was FABULOUS!

[@robertkitchens8233]

In case you didn't realize it, all 4 Bee Gees brothers are in the You Should be Dancing video including Andy.

[@AfterwardDeified]

"Jive Talkin", "Nights on Broadway", "Words", and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" are a few more classics from them

[@THEPATRIOT1000]

The whole Saturday Night Fever albulm is great

[@jeffstewart9992]

Can’t go wrong with The Bee Gees.

[@joepowell7025]

Loved dancing to disco ... I was in my 20's during that era and YES it was soooo much fun .

[@DaniAtkinson]

Looked like so much fun!

[@joepowell7025]

@@DaniAtkinson oh yeah ... You would have loved it i'm sure .

[@aces0730]

Brother Andy singing along, so nice.

[@carlgray6811]

Good to see brother Andy in this clip with them, he was a great talent as well, cheers 🍻

[@lydiabugner6437]

They wrote all of the songs on the album Saturday Night Feber for that movie in a week. Amazing talent!!!

[@charlesstraight5499]

There's a little brother Andy you get to see him singing with this older brothers there he used to do that once in awhile when they could get together they sing together and especially this song this is the one they sang the most together but you should definitely look at Andy Gibb's songs individually cuz he was an individual artist in his own right and very very talented.

[@cnatview]

One of my favorite videos because Andy is performing with his brothers. Dani, when I saw the name of the video, I smiled and I hoped that you'd have a video with John dancing. Thanks for your reaction.... enjoyed it. Take care and be well. Peace.

[@cnatview]

Dani, in my opinion you can't beat the Bee Gees' yellow album, titled, Best of the Bee Gees. Every song on the album is great. Here's a link to my favorite song.... put your headphones on, sit back and relax and have a listen to Barry singing his song to you. He sings to me every time Iisten to this song. lol kzbin.info/www/bejne/maeunpuVn7x2a8U

[@DaniAtkinson]

Aw, that's so awesome!!

[@DaniAtkinson]

Ohh I will!

[@DougRayPhillips]

Yeah, far as I know that performance is the only surviving vid of Andy performing with them.

[@stormchaser419]

Pure talent right here. Such a great time period. 1975 to 1989 was the best time in the US. Ever!

[@artiegloucester532]

Bee Gees FOREVER.

[@TwistedSisterHaratiofales]

Notice the youngest brother Andy Gibb singing with the older 3 in this. He wasn't considered part of the group, but they were so damn good together and the backed him up on his hit.

[@georgegreig9785]

THESE guys had amazing voices Dani , the notes they hit always amaze me sweet 💓.

[@pn1scott]

I was born in the early sixty's. Coming into my own in the 70's. The Bee Gees made a big impression on me. I am a huge fan. In the clip that you show of the band I can see Andy. This is the first clip that I've seen with him singing with his brothers. Thank You for sharing that. I was able to download it for my Bee Gees collection. Thank You

[@MrFuzzy1953]

Dani, when the side clip goes to the Bee Gees singing, you can see who I believe is Andy Gibb singing with brother Maurice. Andy is the youngest brother who passed away...

[@loneranger668]

Great reaction to the Bee Gees, "Should Be Dancing." You're right, It was a great period in music and having fun dancing to music that celebrated life (other music in that period included).

[@normlee6566]

You may of may not have noticed that their youngest brother, Andy Gibb, joined his brothers in this video. A rarity, since they long denied him to join the Bee Gees because they wanted him to have his own career (even though they helped produce and sang on his solo album, Shadow Dancing). As for their pre-disco stuff, I still suggest Fanny (Be Tender With My Love), Words, Holiday and they did a "duet" with Samantha Sang in 1994 (obviously, post-disco) which became a hit, Emotions.

[@toddsherfey3652]

You need to watch the movie if you haven't. More than a woman. Beautiful song. God speed

[@MischaGER]

A real world sensation Dani, a film that changed the cultural perception of an entire generation overnight. In this video, the best dance act in cinema history and John Travolta divides the dance floor like Moses the Red Sea 😎🕺, Millions of youg people floated (including me😜) into the dance schools to learn the cool disco moves from him, escorted to the fantastic music of the Bee gees.

[@ydnairoh5328]

We we're all dancing to this awsome bee gees number at our school disco in the 70s

[@Chalkster1]

Can’t beat these guys ..... shadow dancing by Andy is also good as well ... keep the good work up

[@robf7213]

Great reaction! Some early pre-Disco\Falsetto Bee Gees songs to check out. How Can You Mend a Broken Heart I've Got to Get a Message to You To Love Somebody Words New York Mining Disaster 1941 Massachusetts Some great ones to still check out from the Disco era How Deep Is Your Love Love So Right Night on Broadway Jive Talkin

[@DaniAtkinson]

Thank you!!!! Awesome!

[@joannevincent2035]

@@DaniAtkinson Rob F has sent the perfect Bee Gees playlist - especially with their great '60s songs.

[@dominicksforza3484]

So awesome to see Andy up there with his brothers, he died so young... Wasted talent.

[@lindataylor5636]

This ended up being very special for them because youngest brother Andy performed it with him, Andy died five days after his thirtieth birthday, you should check him out as he had a number of number one songs at the same time Andy Gibb

[@scottski51]

If not previously mentioned... I believe the video of a concert or TV appearance includes their much younger brother, Andy. He became a Teen Idol and big star on his own. Unfortunately, by the time he was 35, drugs, and depression... despite rehab stints and apparent recovery... had affected his health and he died of a heart condition. The Brothers were planning to include him permanently into the Bee Gee's. It was quite tragic. Also, that echo effect, I believe, is done electronically. If not, it would be a hell of an effect vocally!! Finally... this Disco Era almost overwhelmed EVERYthing else pop-music wise for quite a few years. It WAS great dance music, that's for sure!! Thanks for revisiting a Fun Time in many of our lives. Carry On, Dani !!!

[@trudyjoejenkins9357]

One more thing. While they were singing, Morris was sharing the mic with Andy and said there was a moment when he looked down the line at his brothers and was one of his favorite memories.

[@marcschreuder4215]

The Bee Gees’ sound evolved from pop to R&B in what became the disco music era, but it was their falsetto that was their unmistakable trademark… and it came about by accident many years into their career. In the HBO documentary “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart,” surviving Bee Gee, Barry Gibb, takes viewers inside the studio, showing archival footage performing with his brothers Maurice and Robin and honing their signature sound. In 1975, the band took the advice of veteran rocker Eric Clapton and went down to Miami to record their first album since the split at Criteria Studios in 1969. “I thought those guys were really an R&B band that hadn’t really worked that out yet, and I thought, man, this would be so good if they could pick up on what’s going on in America,” Clapton said. Also Read: The Bee Gees' Disco Classic 'Stayin' Alive' Didn't Start Out as a Dance Tune It was in Miami that the Bee Gees began experimenting with new sounds, piggybacking on the influence of R&B and shows like “Soul Train.” While recording “Nights on Broadway,” producer Arif Mardin asked that someone harmonize while screaming in the background, Maurice remembered. That was the first time Barry sang falsetto. “I was thinking, my god, where is this coming from? I can do this. My whole life I never knew I could do this,” Barry joked. “Everybody’s giving me credit,” Mardin said in the film. “No, he was singing it. I said, ‘Keep on doing it.'” The band soon embraced disco and dance music, making use of Barry’s falsetto, which he wields with almost astonishing ease. “We found another sound; we found a new sound. I came up with a lot of new ideas to suit the falsetto,” Barry remembered. “Everybody was saying the same thing: ‘Do that falsetto again, do that falsetto again.’ It was fine for me; I was having a ball.”

[@rickthoma6428]

The 4 brothers together,so awesome!

[@darrenmiller6927]

Thanks so much, you took me way back. Much love. Oh, fun to see you love that song too.

[@goofydog2]

Andy Gibb is singing on Maurice's mic just right of Barry (best view in this vid is @2:49, @4:30 @4:36 @4:53). He was at least 10 years younger than the twins and 13 years younger than Barry, but he only sang occasionally with his brothers. So when you talk about them being an "echo" of one another, take in to factor that in this version, Andy is in there harmonizing with them OUCH! He had a meteoric single's career and was quite the heart throb. Unfortunately, he fell to drugs, so his meteor faded quickly. If anyone could have given him reason to dump drugs it would have been his girlfriend, Victoria Principal whom he dated until she couldn't handle his drug use.

[@mickeyhank]

I agree - that note is astounding. This makes me want to dance too! So much fun. I never saw Saturday Night Fever and I was surprised at how good of a dancer John Travolta is. Good reaction, Dani.

[@DaniAtkinson]

Thank you, Michael!

[@charlesbunch8383]

A couple of pre disco Bee Gees songs that come to mind immediately are Massachusetts, New York Mining Disaster 1941, and Words. Words was also covered by Elvis.

[@pattiludy3644]

I've watched just three of your video's so far. I noticed you frowning to the other ones but I think it was because it's so intense. But watching you watch You Should Be Dancing you were relaxed and smiling. The other video's like I said before you were frowning but really just relax when you hear them in a slower song and you will enjoy such talent like you have never have heard before! I have just subscribed and I am watching you discover the BeeGees and it will be a real treat!

[@DaniAtkinson]

I’m not really frowning... it’s just that as an artist myself I feel the extremes when I listen to music. I’m just intently and passionately listening to the song, always enjoying the music!

[@DanielFrost21]

Dani, check out "Tragedy" by the Bee Gees. One of their best. An ironic note about the Bee Gees; of the four brothers, the only one left is Barry, the oldest. The three younger brothers have passed away.

[@DaniAtkinson]

Very sad!

[@glendebruyn5437]

Yes it is very sad. My first concert ever was the Bee Gees at Madison Square Garden. Been a big fan since I was a kid.

[@yaimavol]

@@DaniAtkinson Stay tuned. Barry just made a new album in Nashville with country artists like Dolly Parton re-recording some of his great hits. This is coming out soon and should be great

[@patriciamenefee2154]

The Bee Gees are my all time favorite! Some of my favorite songs are To Love Somebody, How Deep is Your Love and Words and many, many more!

[@DaniAtkinson]

Thanks Patricia, I will get to those!

[@aces0730]

They had the most perfect harmony.

[@skroy8671]

Nice reaction, Dani. I was patiently waiting to see your expression when you heard "that note!" You didn't disappoint me. :) And yes, you were born in the wrong era. Recommended falsetto song, "How Deep is Your Love" (which is a lot of regular voice as well) ....recommended pre-falsetto songs, "I Started a Joke" or "Massachusetts."

[@skroy8671]

Oh Geez, I forgot about "Nights on Broadway" and "Lonely Days" as a pre-falsetto songs. Both good tunes! :)

[@vonettadevo]

@@skroy8671 Isn’t NOB where Barry was first using his falsetto along with FBTWML?

[@amymeier1239]

Andy Gibb, "I just want to be Your Everything" or "Shadow Dancing". Andy reminds me of Barry.

[@liliamunoz7831]

You should react to Andy Gibbs song " I just want to be your everything". His voice is special.

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

I agree!! Or listen to him sing words, he sounds and looks just like Barry!!

[@ckobo84]

If she wants to dance the night away she needs to listen to some Leo Sayer as well.

[@cassandradelvegablanco5299]

He and barry had the same voice.

[@bapbap043]

Live you Bee Gees reactions... Give "For Whom the Bell Tolls" a listen if you wanna hear how great their vocal harmony is(quite similar to Too Much Heaven when it comes to how amazing their vocal harmony sounds) or "You Win Again" if you would like to hear something "different". I think you'll definitely enjoy them. BTW "How Deep is Your Love" is my favourite Bee Gees song. You should give that a listen as well

[@stephenhanft1226]

The Bee Gees great musical careers can be broken down into 2 parts. Part 1 was the mid-1960s through the early-1970s. At that time period, their music was light, mellow, pop/rock. Part 2 was 1975-1980. That was when they changed their musical style with Barry Gibb singing falsetto and embracing the disco music craze that had emerged. Part 1 they became major musical stars and Part 2 they became legends that defined an era. There are still many more great Bee Gees songs from the disco era for you to react to that other commenters have already listed. Also, other commenters have done a great job listing all of the early Bee Gees songs for you to react to. I would recommend you start with the song "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart." That song went to #1 on the pop charts and really defined their early sound. It is a heart-breaking, beautiful, song and I'm sure you will enjoy it.

[@omnidentalstudio]

Dani you are a Beautiful old soul keep it going love it !

[@lilamuzik3385]

I wish it was too Dani. So glad I lived through the eras of all the fun music and arena rock!

[@afreakaboucher1316]

Barry's Falsetto is unique I love this song so much 👍👍👍👍♥️♥️💯💯💯

[@sylviabell499]

I love the bee gees. There music is great

[@abevillanueva1974]

Travolta earned an Oscar nomination in this movie

[@scarygazeplaysmsp1825]

I love this clip! It has all 4 brothers!! Awesome!! Andy is definitely one you should watch!

[@bernardfurst9133]

Dani, watch the new Bee Gees documentary movie that just came out. It was fantastic and will give you perspective on where and how their sound came to be. They went through this whole reinvention of themselves and their music to stay and become more relevant. It was a clean break as they moved to Miami to record new music in 1976, and they got a new label, new band members with existing pedigree, and a then famous R&B producer to give them new direction. And it was because of a push from him at the guys to yell something into the mic to fill the song background that Barry discovered his falsetto. Their new sound, along with the eventual Saturday Night Fever, became the hallmark of the disco era.

[@larrysolis6952]

I never noticed Andy,the youngest brother in the video before.He had a good singing career as a solo artist going himself,so sad that he passed at a young age.. Dani are you a good dancer ?

[@qthelost]

Their younger brother Andy Gibb is on stage with them. He had #1 hits as a solo artist and sadly he was the first Gibb brother we lost. These days it's only Barry. There's a video on youtube called Barry Gibb: The Last Bee Gee. I can't bring myself to watch it.

[@dennishardy3869]

Yes is one of my favorite disco songs to.

[@gregb8759]

They were happy counting there no 1 movie soundtrack that was being played world wide!! SHOW ME MY MONEY!!

[@Phillyguy316]

Hey Dani, I know it has been brought up before, but you need to listen to their song Tragedy, Barry and his brothers just kill it with this one, probably my favorite of The Bee Gees, and that is tough for me to say, because I love all of their songs, but this one just spoke to me.

[@helgar791]

John dancing with Karen Lynn Gorney to "More Than A Woman" in Saturday Night Fever" is a beautiful moment. Give that a listen to.

[@candybaker2290]

I believe the gal he is dancing with in the beginning is Fran Drescher(Fran Fine) from " The Nanny". Love the Beegee's! Great reactions to the dancing and notes they hit. Enjoy!

[@beegeesbuster1]

You could try the following. I Started A Joke (1967) Robin on Lead Massachussetts (1967) Robin on lead Words (1968) Barry on lead. Covered by Boyzone as well I've Gotta Get A Message To You (1968) Robin and Barry on lead. First of May (1969) Barry on lead Lamplight (1969) Robin on lead Lonely Days (1970) Robin and Barry on lead How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (1971) Robin and Barry on lead Run To Me (1972) Robin and Barry on lead Wouldn't I Be Someone (1973) Robin and Barry on lead Mr. Natural (1974) Robin on lead Had A Lot Of Love Last Night (1974) Barry on Lead. Country Lanes (1975) Robin on lead Jive Talkin' (1975) Barry on lead. Love Me (1976) Robin on lead (Not Falsetto) Also from Children Of the World Children Of The World (1976) Barry on Lead A little falsetto This is a lot I know but they have written more than 1000 songs (Not all released and not all recorded by themselves) so there is lot to choose from

[@DaniAtkinson]

Awesome, thank you for this list!!

[@chrisalldis3375]

They are Great songs bee gees, however they are better sung when they are older than the originals

[@musicandmoviefan9217]

I love the Morning Dove that we hear in your videos! Also you seem to be such a beautiful person as well as a beautiful lady!

[@pamb.3312]

I think we should all go dancing!

[@user-fb3vd8yn5i]

Legendary.

[@scottfaulkner8633]

I loved the disco days had a lots of good times

[@Rescue162]

I've been a John Travolta fan since 1976, when he was starring in such movies as "The Boy in the Plastic Bubble" and "Carrie" and the hit TV show, "Welcome Back Kotter". So sorry to hear his wife (Kelly Preston) passed away July 12, 2020. This is one of the underappreciated songs by the Bee Gees from that Saturday Night Fever album.

[@DaniAtkinson]

It’s very sad!! Their family is in my prayers!

[@debbiemaddox9360]

While watching this video, Andy is so happy to be with his brothers on stage singing with them. When you watch the entire video and don’t have the clips of JT. They are great together. So sad Andy did not get to join them as a group! I love The Bee Gees!!!

[@kayjohnson8377]

In indianapolis we have an oldies dance club called Howl at the Moon. They are a franchised club so there may be one close to you. Also, you didn’t mention it, but the 4th brother, Andy Gibb, was on stage with them in your reaction video. He is the brother that passed away in 1988 at 30 years old. I am sure that helped the echo response, having his voice blended in with theirs. So much talent in one family!!!

[@NiecyRose]

Fun fact. John Travolta wasn’t dancing to the Bee Gees in this clip or the entire movie Saturday Night Fever, he was dancing to Stevie Wonder. The Bee Gees involvement didn’t start until the film was in post production. All they were given was brief concept and rough script to write a whole soundtrack for. Ended up being the best selling movie soundtrack of all time.

[@Tiffany.1970]

Correct John travolta as Tony manero in Saturday night was dancing to boss scaggs lowdown but was refused permission to use this song in Saturday night fever

[@johncommers9597]

You are wonderful Dani!

[@larryfried7742]

That's Andy Gibb up there with them. Although he had his own solo career he did perform with them sometimes.

[@ElusvOptmst1]

Whomever hated disco were people with no rhythm, with lead feet, and probably unhappy or jealous individuals. Disco and dancing is so much fun and it brings people together, no matter what ethnicity. Super fun. Love love the disco era and all things Bee Gees, no matter what genre.

[@kathieovercash8414]

Andy was having a great time. They all were.

[@bobstewart8032]

Now of course, this band I'm going to mention is not The Bee Gees, but there is a Bee Gees tribute band called Stayin' Alive. My wife and I saw them a couple of years ago and they were really good. Listen to I Started A Joke from the late 60s. Robin is the lead singer on that song.

[@brianowen7707]

This would be from the Saturday Night Fever movie and album. The song that slung Jon Travolta, his famous dance and the point to the sky dance move that's still used to this day at every dance club and the BeeGees on the map and super stardom, it took only 3 days of the BeeGees writing to come up with this whole album. The BeeGees little brother Andy Gibb sang on this song but was a star himself as a solo career. Sadly the two brothers not the lead singer Barry have passed RIP and Andy Gibb passed back back in the 80's from a drug overdose which the 3 older brothers never got over. I was a professional dancer as a kid back in the 70's and would win dance club dance off's to this song same dance as your watching in clubs that looked just like this. There will never be an Era like this again nothing but love amd true hearts! Great react guys 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

[@craigsimons817]

Dani throwing some shapes!

[@josephmastando358]

Hey Dani , Sorry it’s 2 AM and Ive been packing going through stuff all day to get ready for the floors to be done. I found a 1956 Elvis hat that was sold in stores and on the tag is that picture I told you I had of Elvis from I believe 1956 which is a very known picture that is autographed by Elvis. just seen you reacted to you should be dancing by The Bee Gees. Love the song , the movie and of course The Bee Gees. One thing I didn’t remember was that their brother Andy was singing on this song with them. Oh yeah your reaction was pretty good too 😂😂. 🔥🔥🔥 as always. Maybe I won’t be so late for the next video.

[@DaniAtkinson]

Aww it’s okay!! I know you are working hard!! I want to see the pic!! And yes, this song was so much, I was grooving!! Love you!!

[@lantose]

All us guys would have loved to have seen you at the disco! Your a sweetheart, great reaction!

[@andreklok6694]

Again a nice reaction👍👍i had to move while lustrning rhanks

[@larrybarger8591]

You should listen to I started a joke.that was done long before they started singing in their high range

[@videoinformer]

It's nice, though unusual. to see youngest brother, Andy, with the the other three we always see together: Eldest Barry singing lead and fraternal twins Robin and Maurice.

[@richardbruske908]

The first BeeGees hit I remember was "the lights all went down in massachusetts" with Robin Gibb as the main singer, he had a very unusual voice after they returned to UK they wrote it and straight into number 1 it went. They also wrote a lot of music and number 1s for others like "dion Warwicks "heartbreaker". Dion didn't want to do it but her label told her do it or well let you go, it was an amazing job she did of hit.

[@zulby09]

Dani, I don’t think you’re born in the wrong era. On the contrary, to put in perspective, you are blessed to enjoy music both from bygone eras like the Bee Gees, and music from contemporary era. Digital technology has helped tremendously in this

[@Kay-pj4hb]

love your comments & reactions.

[@knearhood8]

I mentioned to some young people that John Travolta was known for dancing in a lot of his movies. They said, "that fat old guy ?" So I had to show them the video of that whole dance scene.

[@defariase]

This song was (and still is) the one that makes me want to dance.... Lol! Thanks for sharing.

[@kidfromdaheights]

I was a skate guard at the roller rink and sorry to the girls but when the Bee Gees came on I would do the same thing and take off on the rink. Flipping from forward to backwards skating Loved those times

[@davidpease5285]

I love the Bee Gees. You should be dancing Dani - I bet you are a great and fun dancer. My favorites are Elvis, The Bee Gees, Franki Vali and the Four Seasons (I also love hearing the Jersey Boys singing the songs of the Four Seasons - it would be great for you to compare the two. Of course another top fun favorite of mine is Abba and "Dancing Queen."

[@terrybodley7733]

The first time the falsetto showed up in the Bee Gees music was on the song "Nights on Broadway". Nice to see you again Dani :)

[@afreakaboucher1316]

It's amazing how Barry can keep up his Falsetto and not run out of breath 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️😃😃😃♥️♥️♥️💯💯💯

[@anthonyg5577]

Nice to hear how much you enjoy that music I love it too but I’m old

[@ethancheek3333]

I've gotta get a message to you that song is from 1968

[@PAN-jo2go]

Dani, two Bee Gees songs that you MUST check out are Massachusetts and Jive Talkin’...Massachusetts was release in 1967 and Jive Talkin’ was from 1975..You’ll really like them...

[@MusicReaction]

I hope you can come to Saigon one day and dance the night away to 80's fun...

[@carlturner1374]

Hi Dani I live in Manchester UK and am a 20 minute walk from Keppell Road , Chorlton , Manchester UK when the Gibb Brothers lived there in the late 1950s there's now a funeral home that used to be a Cinema where the Gibb Brothers performed also Oswald Street primary school that they attended that is still there to this day Andy was married to American Actress Victoria Principal and while being interviewed on the Phil Donahue T.V show the presenter asked if he was born in London ? Andy corrected him in a flash saying " No I was born in Manchester north of England UK" I believe Robin had the best voice of all the brothers check out Saved by the bell he wrote and performed in (1969) before any of the Disco hits came out . I hope this helps you and keep up the Excellent work Dani godbless to you and your family during these testing time's ❤️🌹

[@kathyjohnston-keane2623]

Jive Talkin, Night on Broadway, and Fanny Be Tender, Run to Me, and a later song Alone is good too... They sang for so long and have so many different sounds. They are so much fun! Earlier songs... Massachusetts, I Started a Joke, Lonely Days, Words, How Can You Mend a Broken Heart, New Your Mining Disaster 1941.

[@Mymumsey1]

The Bee Gees are far more than their Disco-era music, but, damn, it was wonderful stuff! Definitely takes me back to hearing their tunes on the radio when I was young.