The Bee Gees - I Started A Joke | REACTION

[@jamelakajamal]

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[@jogischulz2576]

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[@jimmyramone5714]

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[@EnglishTeacherMike]

HEADS HANDS and FEET is one of the bands that 'spoiled' me in my youth. This British band was overlooked by many in the US back in the day, but once you give them a listen, trust me, you will want to keep this great music alive and share it with your fans! Their first double-album from 1971, is loaded with amazing cuts; superb guitar licks, beautiful harmonies, and haunting lyrics, with a bit of country flavor, even some cow-bell! In fact the album features the original 'Country Boy' written by them. Start with these cuts and then start a playlist if you're convinced. But please don't bother with live performances. They just pale compared with these masterfully produced studio cuts. >Song for Suzie: (Contains a legendary guitar solo by Albert Lee) kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZeYcmWke81-bpI >>I Wish You Knew Me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q2iyqWulj7WEaZI >>>Look At The World It's Changing/You Because You Know Me: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eqXOiIetgrmAn8U >>>>Country Boy: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnjdnqathLaKsJo I will keep reminding you until you get the message.

[@loveandlight8533]

I would give the world for someone with your heart, Your thoughts, your feelings, and your absolute unbiased love for people! I'm a Spiritualist and very in tune to emotions, I see emotionless people walking day to day, not even knowing what they lack. There is a video by Sturgil Simpson, All Around You. I feel like the little girl that goes around witnessing all the hate people harbor, and the hate in the world, but she puts on her cape and flies around smashing all the hate with a big Golden Heart, that she found in the sand, the compass that briefly appeared on it, showed her the way. Where have all the hearts of gold gone? Let it be known, you are one! And your wife is blessed, as are you because I can only see you with someone VERY special♥️

[@markhamilton588]

I agree Jamal, Robin definitely needed more solos than he got.. His voice was so different and amazing 😇

[@pleutron]

finally someone reacting to old school bee gees before their disco era stuff. Love this song.

[@raineyj560]

There's been more around but no disrespect to Jamal 🤜🏿🤜🏿🤜🏿

[@RubySlippers1100]

I love the Bee Gees!

[@pleutron]

@@raineyj560 :) I don't search youtube often for reactors anymore now that I watch Jamel and a few others all of the time. Only so much time in my day :)

[@caroljordan6130]

I like The BeeGees early songs too !! This one and Kilbourne Towers !! The first songs by them that I remember !! 👍💜☮️

[@lightningbug276]

Love pre-disco stuff

[@LadyGator1983]

Hey sweetie, I looked up the story behind this song and this is what I found. For me, this song has always choked me up and put a tear in my eye. Now that I’ve read the history of the song, I think I will always cry when I hear it. ‘This song is about someone who has done or said something horribly wrong, which resulted in alienating everyone around him. It's a great example of lyrical songwriting, and very much a love-it-or-hate-it song. With the opening line, "I started a joke, which started the whole world crying," followed with "I started to cry, which set the whole world laughing," the song can be heard as achingly poignant or overly sentimental, depending on your mindset.” “Robin Gibb's son played this song just after his father died from kidney failure on May 20, 2012. Robin-John Gibb told The Sun: "When he passed away we went out, they took the equipment away and we came back in. I picked up my phone and found 'I Started A Joke' on KZbin and played it. I put the phone on his chest and that was the first time I broke down. I knew that song and its lyrics were perfect for that moment. That song will always have new meaning to me now."

[@glamdolly30]

Wow, what an amazing and moving story. Thank you for taking time to share it here. I've always thought of this song as very special, and uniquely Robin Gibb. His son's actions that poignant day make it even more so in my mind. No other artist could ever do 'I Started a Joke' the same justice that Robin did. His voice gave it such emotion. He owned it - and always will. God bless Robin and his incredible, beautiful talent.

[@norwegiantj]

Thank you!

[@CherylBattista]

I am crying. Grew up with their music.

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

That story about Robins death just broke me im sat here aged 58 in tears , i lost my father almost 2 years ago and i wasn't there for him . ILL REGRET THAT TILL THE DAY I DIE im so sorry Dad that i couldn't be there i love and miss you every day .

[@LadyGator1983]

@@MARTIN-bd7gm 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@pauld9948]

Robin's vibrato makes the song that much better, while it is melancholy it's a great song!

[@joanmduncan]

This should come with a mascara warning, Now I look like Alice Cooper.

[@gregpeterson7946]

Coulda been Marilyn Manson...

[@exitscreaming]

Ha! that was really smart and funny

[@GinMae]

Ha - yep... Robin gets me every time

[@glamdolly30]

Lol! Glad it's not just me, I have 'ugly crying face' now!

[@heronpage3883]

LMAO! It's true though, this song makes me cry every time and I'm really not sure why.

[@jimmayors2315]

Also Massachusetts is another Robin masterpiece. Robin was 19 years old here.

[@corvus1374]

Massachusetts is my favorite pre-disco song of theirs.

[@ltrainor4078]

Massachusetts!!!! Yes!!! Excellent song.

[@brendagross6695]

Yes yes yes! You have got to try it out Massachusetts! Robin Gibb is so talented!

[@danielstewart7163]

It is an excellent tune.

[@christinerose4839]

@@corvus1374 and saved by the bell and ring around the moon

[@michaelbaldwin8484]

I've always thought that Robin's voice had a real vulnerability to it. He could sing the phone book and it would be a tearjerker

[@norwegiantj]

Perfect description.

[@sandradyer5956]

I totally agree!

[@No1KCfan6]

Yes. I was just about to describe his voice as heartbreaking.

[@bizzweed]

Very well said - hauntingly beautiful voice!

[@jasonsabbath6996]

My mom introduced me to this song as a child. I'm pretty sure it made me cry. Such a great song! Each BeeGee was so damn talented. Like ABBA, I was teased for liking them but never cared! The BeeGees rocked and made music that made you feel!

[@GinMae]

Yeah - well, my BFF and I were mocked for liking that"weird band" in HS -- Queen... they all missed the bus on that - this was 1975/76 -- midwest.. bet they're now all on board... lol

[@Silverstreak7878]

I heard this song as a very young child and I’m pretty sure I cried too. Seriously! Then I remember asking my mother about it because I was so touched by it. Similar experience.

[@briangregory6303]

I read a story where Robin's son brought this up on his phone and laid it on his dad's chest after he'd passed, and wept.

[@carolespinoza8452]

Which son, spencer or r j. ??

[@briangregory6303]

@@carolespinoza8452 it said Robin-John.

[@carolespinoza8452]

Thank you brian, i didnt know that, so sad. 🥺🥺💔💔

[@grandma1523]

😥😥😥that is so sad

[@richdiana3663]

It was already a sad song.

[@amymarckel420]

This was Robin’s signature song, during live performances he would receive a standing ovation from the crowd. It was also one of his personal favorites and was played this at his funeral. 🥺 💔 May he RIP.

[@roxannemoser]

Robin was always my favorite. RIP Maurice, Robin, and Andy

[@doriwiljt]

My favorite too

[@irisrose4732]

Yes! I remember back in the '70's, as a little four or so year old, having a huge crush on Robin, LOL. My mother loved their music and her fave was Barry. Great memories.

[@cnatview]

Mine too!

[@moodyblues1273]

Andy was my crush.

[@d.o.m.494]

You remembered Andy.

[@bernadineshelbourne8915]

This is one I suggested. I've been listening to this for over 50 years. Still makes me tear up. The vibrato in Robin's voice is so perfect. Listen to Massachusetts next. SO HAPPY YOU LIKE IT.

[@buckjohnson1119]

Massachusetts is my most favorite. And it really hits home again, when part of our lives were in MA.

[@RastaSaiyaman]

The mighty Robin Gibb breaking hearts with his voice.

[@heatherk1200]

When I hear Robin's vocal waver on the line "how can a loser ever win?" I fall to pieces.

[@dennisvincent94]

An amazing voice unaided by auto tune. I have always loved this song’s lyrics and the indescribable voice signing it.

[@vandeolkon]

💜💜💜

[@ianhinson2829]

@@heatherk1200 That line is from the song "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" which is sung by Barry Gibb.

[@heidichristensen7919]

One of the saddest things you will ever see is a concert Barry did after both Robin and Maurice died. Barry sings the first verse, then Robin is shown on video. When he sings “I finally died”, it is just crushing. He was such a unique talent.

[@bobbailey8282]

Had to find it. Beautiful. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5ixgJeImsasqrs

[@ElissaStark514]

My God.

[@jogischulz2576]

Love the Bee Gees since the end 60s, please more, Words, World or Massachusetts...

[@sharonsnail2954]

Good shout 😀

[@aaronmoreno4495]

More than a woman

[@MARTIN-bd7gm]

Can we just acknowledge how beautiful Robins voice was .

[@timothyharrison8953]

Great song! Robin needed no studio help to duplicate this sound. Check out their live stuff from the end of their careers. Robin and the boys were still hitting those notes to perfection!

[@glamdolly30]

The Bee Gees - phenomenal talents all.

[@norwegiantj]

Those late career shows are phenomenal! I was shocked watching them. Never lost any vocal ability.

[@sandradyer5956]

Their voices matured fabulously!

[@jennifertaylor6197]

You have given one of the best descriptions of this song I have ever heard. Robin's ethereal vibrato make this song so very effective. Robin requested this song be played at his own funeral and it was in 2012.

[@sandradyer5956]

You need to check out Robin singing this live - it’s absolutely fabulous! He is amazing singing this at their Melbourne 1974 concert.

[@Shermmy]

This was played at Robin’s funeral

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

🕊

[@remedy9648]

These guys were singing from such an early age and had so many beautiful songs! If I’m not mistaken, “How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” was their original, then masterfully redone by the silken voice of Al Green (need to confirm this but I’m fairly certain). Love your channel my brother, your my daily dose of happiness! 💜🎵🍾🔥

[@RoaroftheTiger]

... Your "on point' !

[@sv3931]

😎👍

[@buckjohnson1119]

I knew I had forgotten another beauty. I only know that by The Bee Gees. I have not heard, Al’s version.

[@remedy9648]

@@buckjohnson1119 it’s really an amazing cover. I had to hear it today after I wrote the comment. He throws a lot of soul into the song. Enjoy!

[@buckjohnson1119]

@@remedy9648 Well, I certainly enjoyed that, and with all the different accents in the musical, arrangement. The world today is sorely Missing what we once had in abundance. That is the beautiful Soulful voices of black Vocalists. It’s a huge loss to the world. I just earlier, listened to Ella on a Ed Sullivan video. Now Al. I Miss their voices and talents. So many women, and Brook, Sam, Al, Otis, Marvin, and all I cannot write down. Rap was the Worst thing that happened to destroy the music industry and life fulfillment of success for God knows how many. And we lost out, not hearing voices like this anymore. Thanks for letting me know about Al’s version. He really did put his heart and Soul, into his rendition.

[@husaininorrahman9959]

I'm glad you appreciate their early works jusy as much as their fever stuffs. I'd like to request you react to their other songs like For Whom The Bell Tolls, Alone, Words (live 1987).

[@rich56ca]

Always my favorite Bee Gees song. I appreciate their disco stuff but I prefer their older stuff. How Can You Mend A Broken Heart, Massachusetts, Run To Me, Words, New York City Mining Disaster etc.

[@melodymcdonald2140]

Also Songbird, Come On Over, Baby as You Turn Away, and Lonely Days.

[@MA-oy3sx]

@@melodymcdonald2140 Country Lanes

[@thomasmarthinussen8978]

This is Robin Gibbs Masterpiece, he's REAL spotlight moment and what a song it is. Emotionally heart shattering yet with hope at the end of the line. The Beatles never did anything even close to match this gem by The Bee Gees.

[@ABNHW]

I like these songs about other areas of life rather than just romance all the time.

[@stebaker7736]

Love this song. Robin's voice is haunting and beautiful in equal measures! Another one to hear his voice is "for whom the bell tolls" 👌

[@mmanilaboy]

robin gibb voice is one of a kind in music business, nobody sound like him, check out another great BEE GEES oldies hit called " IVE GOT TO GET A MESSAGE TO YOU, they got official video of it, the song is on the same album as this song, the story of the song is about a prisoner on a death row

[@Lady_LC]

One of my all-time favourite Bee Gees songs. Love that Robin is featured 💜

[@harrythunborg2057]

If you watch the videos of the bee gees when they were really young Robin has such a bubbly joyful impish personality. In 1967 he was in a horrific train wreck 49 people were killed and 78 injured. His personality changed completely to Melancholy from then on . This song was less than a year after that accident.

[@stevious7278]

For me, the best ear of the Bee Gees; before they went disco. Their songs had so much more humanity and feeling in this era. I was lucky enough to see them live in Brisbane (Australia) in 1971 when they dominated the charts with songs like "Massachusetts", "It' Only Words","Spicks And Specks", and of course this gem. Much love, respect and peace from an ancient Aussie.

[@sandradyer5956]

I Can’t See Nobody is another Robin auditory gem!

[@erikas3337]

Lucky you!!!

[@inspirationworks8357]

Goosebumps every time and misty eyes. This is a musical masterpiece. I am 54 and it seems like I have always known this song.

[@kazbaz2011]

Please do “How Can You Mend a Broken Heart” by them, it’s so beautiful.

[@Marilynhon]

Robins voice in this track is captivating. I can’t think of a single artist similar to his voice. Their first #1 hit was “Massachusetts “. Robin sings lead in this track. I love his voice

[@thrilliod147]

Great track dude. You have such a talent for hearing a song once and digging into the deeper meanings. Love it

[@LillyMarz777]

Robin had such a unique voice. Full of pathos. His voice could reach right into your heart and squeeze it.

[@lisacoleman6928]

Thank you for all your hard work!!! I love this song and your videos!! ❤️

[@katherinemikkola8316]

I've always loved this song, its just one example of why I prefer pre saturday night fever bee gees.. Yeah this is the song where robin got to shine.

[@jeanettesmith765]

This song makes me cry. Robin could break your heart with his voice.

[@itsme_mandyp]

One of the most unique moving voices with perfect pitch that has ever been recorded

[@kimbozw1808]

robin could go quite high with that voice. another example being his solo song (during a brief break up with his two brothers) SAVED BY THE BELL.

[@omnibus4157]

He was, what, 17? So part of this song is just Robin being a teenager.

[@Zlata1313]

He and Mo were 19, Barry 22. This was released in 1968.

[@clhsocial]

@@Zlata1313 Robin and Mo (born 12/22/49) were 18 when this was first recorded (summer of ‘68).

[@glamdolly30]

@@clhsocial Wow, I had no idea they were so young! How on earth did they write such deep music, with so little life experience? I have wondered the same about the Beatles, who wrote incredible lyrics like 'In My Life' and 'Yesterday', when in their early twenties. Of course John Lennon and Paul McCartney both tragically lost their mothers young, Paul at 14 and John at 17, and I do think that has to have increased the depth of their artistry.

[@watcherwlc53]

@@glamdolly30 young people lack experience, but what they have experienced hits them so hard and they feel things so deeply

[@alanfisher2493]

The bee gees were in a league of their own. One of my favourite all time groups.

[@RandomJane104]

Check out the 1974 live version of "I Can't See Nobody". That's an amazing Robin song. And he's clearly singing straight from the heart.

[@Tracer9GTRider8]

People thought the Bee Gees were just disco. People were wrong. The documentary on them is must see. I learned a lot that I was clueless about.

[@DrDJBadMed]

never thought of my brothers being Disco, yes,Dance R@B during a brief time...mid 70's to 79...Love Living Eyes album...and their late 80's and 90's too!

[@kita3256]

Where can I find the documentary?

[@dunismith3045]

Robin's tunes are my favorite Bee Gee songs, and I've always loved this one. For another deep Robin song from that era, check out "I've Gotta Get a Message to You."

[@ThereIsKnowSpoon]

You're at the level where I automatically thumbs up before I see the video.

[@karenmcmurphy486]

I love, love, love the Bee Gees! Please react to "I Can't See Nobody" and "Morning of My Life". I really enjoy your channel!

[@sharonc9348-f7e]

Yes. Both beautiful songs. Robin was all of 17 when he wrote and sang I Can't See Nobody. Truly amazing.

[@DM-hk4cw]

As a youngster, I never liked Robin's voice. As I am now in my late 50s, I tend to prefer Robin's voice as it resonates with my soul. Such a sweet voice and sweet soul.

[@Nuerth]

While Barry wrote & sang most of their songs ~ Robin was an incredible performer & singer ~ There were conflicts between the two of them over who should sing lead

[@suekilpatrick4758]

Robin was co-writer on most of their songs. Let's give credit where credit is due.

[@lynnelle66]

A great song by The BeeGees! The lyrics are gut wrenching and it always brings tears to my eyes. Thanks for keeping the oldie music alive!

[@kimberlydavis7970]

Absolutely easily one of my favorite songs by The Bee Gees.

[@lisamcbride8921]

Mine too!

[@olga138]

Loved hearing this, Jamel. This was big the year I graduated from high school, and we had so much good music in those days---Beatles, Simon& Garfunkel, Rolling Stones, Motown groups......it was a golden age of popular music, in my opinion.

[@ABNHW]

I agree....and I joined the planet later than you....

[@R.M.MacFru]

I was much younger than you when this came out, but my mother always had music on in the house. Early Bee Gees were amoung her favorites.

[@theresareynolds3133]

I love the early beegees. Robin was always my favorite brother. Yes Robin is singing, I love his voice

[@GatorScribe726]

Glad to hear you and your wife are OK with each other after the hoops game. 😂

[@natfoote4967]

"I fell out of bed, hurting my head, from things that I said" is a great little triplet and, being a bit a challenging to parse, really catches the attention. The image of falling out of your comfort zone and waking up the hard way to how you screwed up is good stuff.

[@karenj3611]

Love, love, love the early BeeGees. Robin's voice is so haunting and beautiful. More please!

[@baskervillebee6097]

Sometimes I forget the variety of the BeeGees body of work.

[@CardiacCat]

Another one I remember from the Beegees of this era was " New York Mining Disaster 1941" Really will make you search your heart

[@deninbangkok]

Lead singer from Faith No More did a version of this and it’s beautiful.

[@thomasflynn5366]

The best Robin song is I Can't See Nobody. He had the voice of an angel.

[@pilesovinyl]

Robin Gibb, the one singing, was the one most recently passed away and my favorite of the group. He was a fraternal twin of Maurice who had died earlier. He often held his hand over one ear when singing which made me believe that he may have had some kind of hearing issue. This earlier style of theirs was also among my favorite periods of their career.

[@Ozefan2580]

I think he covered his ear so he could hear his own voice and control his pitch? Just something another commenter posted recently on another video (Nights on Broadway from the Midnight Special)....

[@TangoEliott]

Most likely he did that to hear himself. Many people do that.

[@michaelsanchez8803]

Even live in concert Robin sounded like that!!!

[@stephenwilliams8875]

This would be a good time to hear Alone again Naturally by Gilbert O'Sullivan beautiful melody with deep lyrics. Keep up the good work.

[@rosey3041]

Stephen Williams i love that song, one of Gilbert O'sullivans best

[@lesliepartridge9895]

Saddest song ever, I think. There are many contenders for that “ saddest” label, but this one always does me in.

[@Bennochambo]

There’s also a cover version of this song by FNM which I think you might like as well as the original version kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHynoGmdaah2m7c here’s the link to the Faith No More version hopefully it doesn’t get blocked

[@someonestolemyname32]

Thanks for the link. I didn't know FNM covered this song. They do a great cover of 'Easy' from the Commodores too.

[@Bennochambo]

@@someonestolemyname32 Yes they do I’m actually from Melbourne Australia and their easy cover was huge over where I’m from

[@johnafirth]

Yeah, FNM's cover was spot on.

[@aderi31415]

I love the video for that cover. A David Bowie impersonator doing a karaoke version of FNM covering the Bee Gees.

[@Bennochambo]

@@aderi31415 I really love the video for the cover too

[@jackiesueann3476]

Barry sings and plays guitar...Maurice sings and plays piano/keyboards.. Robin..his beautiful voice IS his instrument! "New York Mining Disaster" is an great song. The harmonies are perfect! Thank you!✌💗🎶😁

[@toadynamite8141]

You've got to check out they're later song like , "this is where I came in"

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

Such soul Robin!! Deep, deep soul!! Hauntingly beautiful Soar with the angels Andy, Mo and Robin!!!💕💕💕🙏👽🛸

[@marcress]

Thank you doing "I Started a Joke." It is a personal favorite. Robin (here) and Barry would compete to be the lead singer of the group. This friction came to a head after they made the beautiful "Odessa" album. Barry wanted his song to be the first released and Robin wanted his instead. Barry won and Robin's song was the "B" side if I remember correctly. I think that the songs were "First of May" (Barry) and "Lamplight" (Robin). Robing split from the group for about 18 months. They came back together stronger than ever. I personally think that "Odessa" marked the end of their first incarnation. The second incarnation began withe the album "Two Years On" (first after the reunion) and went through "Mr. Natural." They reinvented themselves a second time for the disco era with the album "Main Course." In 1981 the Bee Gees emerged with a new sound, their 4th, with the album "Living Eyes." It was a more adult contemporary sound. The tweaked that sound for the next 20 years. Try their hit song "One" from 1989 sometime. Video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYO4loCdr7R2edE

[@robertcockerell3640]

I have the Odessa double album - classic.

[@beeseewill2407]

Robin leads a lot of their songs.He also had a solo career when the group had broken up for a time. "Massachussets"and "Bodyguard" are two of my personal favorites. that they did live in concert.Whenever he steps out to sing the audience goes crazy. His voice is soft as cotton with a natural vibratto .So good

[@elizabethgari4909]

Thank you for liking Robin. I've always loved him best.

[@marzcapone9939]

Ah man, you gotta check out the Faith No More version, the studio version or even the video. Mike Patton brings it.

[@donrudd1358]

I found the Bee Gees at a young age. Robin was lead singer on a lot of the early songs. Just a great story teller. Well done Jamel

[@aleinstein3223]

"Massachusetts" they kill it

[@Meyzen76]

Faith No More does a great cover of this song too. Always loved the brothers Gibb. Timeless!

[@leandabee]

I've said in your other BGs reactions that Robin's voice was always my favourite 🤗💞

[@lynda3860]

Love Robins voice, more of the early hits were him doing the lead

[@michellecheeseman4069]

Check out their brother Andy. My favourite song of his is I Just Want to be Your Everything. Love all of the Gibb brothers. Very talented ☺️

[@moodyblues1273]

Shadow Dancing

[@nelgstuart3442]

Robin Gibb definitely had the best voice in the Bee Gees. Flawless. POWERFUL! his vibrato was absolutely perfect. This is an old Bee Gees song which I can see that Robin re-recorded years later. Awesome job.

[@elieengoslin3623]

This came out in the 60s and was on their Bee Gees greatest hits album. Played that album over and over.

[@ritajacobsen40]

Thank you! My favorite song by the BeeGees! Robin is my favorite BeeGee. Love his voice!!!

[@grobinson7507]

I forgot about this song.. Robin sings another song called Massachusetts. I grew up with their music, I was 4 when this came out and I remember my mom played their music all the time. Here is the link for Massachusetts kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpyck6Cro8h1arM

[@jenenegreen4731]

So happy to see you delve into the Bee Gees early days!

[@deirdremacnamara9885]

Rest in peace Robin Gibb. Loved his voice. 👍🎶🙏

[@heatherkay1610]

One of the saddest songs ever.

[@petervandervlies6427]

Yeah, there is another one from Leo Kottke, it's Louise. Verry sad and beautiful.

[@petervandervlies6427]

It's on the live album" my feet are smiling "

[@John_Locke_108]

This vocal gets me every time. So dang amazing.

[@lewdvlesh]

With your love for Mike Patton and Faith No More, they did a cover of this song.

[@BigPete44]

What up Mel! Happy Saturday Brotha! 🙌💯✊

[@DawnSuttonfabfour]

"Morning of my Life" is utterly gorgeous. Reggae King John Holt did a great cover. Also, "Words" which my stepdad sang to my mum to get her to marry him. He had a wonderful voice. She said yes and they are still together 47 years later. He's a wonderful man.

[@kaafromoz]

I always felt Robin Gibb was the quiet one of the Bee Gees, he always seemed to allow his brothers to do the shining front stage things while he was in the background. Yes this shows his wonderful voice, also Massachusetts which also shows his vocal abilities, RIP Robin and Maurice, they left a library full of brilliant songs for us to live with. Keep Safe Keep Strong

[@RonaldCollins]

Hey Jamal, I have a suggestion for a fun song for you, Late 80's 90's band called Extreme had a song called "Get the Funk Out", it just might get your feet moving.

[@jillgehrke7262]

You should give Run To Me a listen.

[@cristyrawks6325]

When I heard this song waaaay back then, I was 13 and always a very emotional reactor to beautiful songs. This one always made me cry. Thanks for bringing it back!! Interesting fact: The Bee Gees didn't start out singing in that high falsetto. It came about by accident when Barry was playing around with different vocalizations thanks to their producer's suggestions. The others quickly found that it was going to be perfect for their signature sound. And as we all know, the rest is history.

[@asyrotk7604]

Please react to ' How can you Mend a Broken Heart?' Al Green and Joss Stone. A Bee Gees cover.

[@debortahwelch9298]

Barry is usually known as the VOICE of the BeeGees but Robin had an incredible voice.

[@sunnymoondog]

One of my FAVORITE voices singing one of my favorite songs❤

[@marlarogers9304]

I love Robin's voice so much! Feeling out of step with humanity, that's what it means to me.

[@carolespinoza8452]

Great robin solo, 🥺🥺🥺💞💞💞 thank you for this one jamal 👍👍😘

[@josievermeulen1139]

I like how you analyze the lyrics 👍

[@icycold9406]

Robin’s voice is very unique, his vibrato was excellent, I love it so much…I think the group was broken up when this song came out…😢😢😢

[@1972mrgray]

I always liked that song a lot.

[@sallym1171]

I was waiting for you to get to this one. Thanks.❤