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Barry (middle) is the oldest brother. Robin (no beard) and Maurice are twins and are three years younger than Barry. They started performing at ages 9 and 6. They were already singing in perfect three part harmony. Yes this was falsetto. They all three have amazing voices. Write all of their own songs. To describe Robin's voice is to say he has a beautiful haunting and vulnerable sadness to his voice. Never heard anything like it. The song, For Whom The Bell Tolls showcases Robin's beautiful voice and Barry's voice. Together they make a completely different voice. In the very first part of the chorus in mentioned song they sing together before Robin goes solo. It's incredible. The video I suggest is where they're under the Brooklyn Bridge. You've probably heard their song Staying Alive. Twelve years after Barry was born they got a younger brother Andy Gibb. He was born the year the Bee Gees were established. To establish his individual talent Andy started a solo career. His like Barry's mini me. They even have identical birthmarks at 12 years apart. Andy's first three singles hit number one. His first hit he's live on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. In January of 88 they announced Andy would be joining the Bee Gees as a permanent member. Sadly before this was to happen Andy died a couple of months later on March 10th just five days after his 30th birthday. I have over 150 favorite songs by them. Each just as great as the next. Their chest voices are amazing too. You will not be disappointed by these brothers. They're incredible.
@@kathieovercash8414 Appreciate all the info! So much to discover from then and I can’t wait. Their harmonies are unreal and that makes sense since they’ve been singing together most of their lives. Incredible! Thanks for watching!
@@setonhillstudios When you said they are way up there, I was thinking you haven't heard anything yet!! And you should hear Barry speak. You will be so surprised.
73 yr old grandma here. Bee Gees my all time favorite. Still play them in my Mustang!!! ♥️🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Barry, Maurice, Robin. Only Barry is left currently. Brothers. Rest in peace M&R
BeeGees were born to serenade women and to teach men to treat women with so much respect and love through their music. Thank you BeeGees for the beautiful songs you guys brought to us and to the next generations.
The middle dude "Barry Gibb" the best falsetto of all time - from the Bee Gees. 1135 tunes in sixty years and 270 million record sold and for other artists - their songwriting is simply from a another planet - quote by Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson 🍾🔥🪐 Welcome in the biggest rabbithole in the music industry with more than 36 immortal #1 tunes around the globe
Barry in the center is the only surviving brother. They also had another brother that did his own music his name was Andy gibb.u should check out some of his music also
Absolutely love the Gibb Brothers but don’t forget about Frankie Valli. He was the first falsetto to do it. Love them both. Just don’t hear music like this anymore.
I am 70. These were my favorite singers and musicians and songwriters of that whole best ever musical Era of the 60's 70's and 80's, and this is my favorite song EVER!!!!!!!
Staying alive, Tragedy, Love so right, More than a woman, Nights on Broadway, Love you inside and out, How deep is your love, Night Fever and Fanny ( be tender with my love)! Here's a good starter list for the amazing musical journey you're about to go on with the Brothers Gibb or The Bee Gees! I don't think you'll be disappointed with any of these! Enjoy!
If there was an award for the very best falsetto, Barry would have it, hands down. His twin brothers are right on point too. Check out Fanny Be tender with my love
They are in the Rock and Roll and Songwriters Hall of Fame. They had 9 Billboard Top 100 #1 singles. Wrote and sang over 1000 hits. Those #1's don't include the #1 s that they wrote for other artists like Celine Dion, Kenny Rodgers, Dolly Parton, Barbara Streisand, and many others. The Two on each end are fraternal twins, Robin and Maurice Gibb the oldest brother in the middle is Barry.. Their catalogue is Phenomenal. They ruled the disco era but are so much more than disco singers, They were known for their falsettos but sang in many different registers. I'm certain that you've heard many Bee Gee songs without realizing who it was. Staying Alive is probably their most popular but they sang from the late 50s to the early 2000s. You can pick any song that they sang and it with be great.
The horn section you referred to was part of a trade they made with the group "Chicago". The horn section would play on 2 of their songs and the BG's would sing back up vocals on a Chicago song. The way I read it was the horn section showed up and asked for the sheet music of what they would be playing. They were told "We don't do it that way" (none of the brothers could read or write music). They told the horn section that Barry would tell them what sounds he wanted and where he wanted them, 20 minutes later it was done, the song was finished, even though I don't really call this a song, but more of an experience, They have a lot of songs that make you feel like you're being transported to a different place, a better place.
They have been singing together since Barry (falsetto) in the middle was 8 and the fraternal twins Robin (vibrato) and Maurice were 6 so they are so in tune with each other. They also have ordinary voices.
This song was donated to the children’s charity “UNICEF” it has produced over $10 million dollars plus so far. Their falsetto voice started in the disco era with Stayin Alive. Some of their older songs are more of their natural voices. Check out their playlist .
I just love your reactions. It's such a treat watching your face when you discover artists. Bee Gees: class. The 70's couldn't have been the same without their ethereal harmonies. For me they're up there with Abba for angelic vocals that just let you drift away. Enjoy the rabbit hole.
The BEEGEES turned me in to a disco duck!! I first heard of them when our small town in Ohio got its first Pizza Hut WITH A JUKEBOX!! I learned how to use a jukebox and dance and like pizza!! Ahhh the 70’s!!!! My favorite is MORE THAN A WOMAN❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶💯
Thats the Univers of the Bee Gees. I grow up with the best Group ever. Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees. And Barry's falsetto is not from this Planet. ❤❤❤
What else can you check out from the BeeGee's? ALL OF IT! Start in the 70's cand continue. Also check out when Robin or Maurice are in lead. RIP Maurice and Robin. Love to you Barry. They are brothers. We were blessed to be exposed to their GREATNESS.
The BeeGees are one of the best groups that have ever existed. They not only made great music for themselves, but they made great music for many other well-known artists.
They are "The [B]rothers [G]ibb". The first song I loved from them was "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", prior to their foray into disco for which they are mostly known.
The brother on Barry's right Robin did most of the lead singing in the 60's. When they recorded "Nights On Broadway" did Barry realize he could sing falsetto & the rest is history.
I grew up with this great group & had a lot of their albums. Most people react to their disco era. My favorites are from the 60's-70's. Some of their early hits were "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "Holiday", "World", "And The Sun Will Shine", "Really & Sincerely", "The Singer Sang His Song", "Lonely Days", "Melody Fair", "First Of May", "I Started A Joke", "I've Gotta Get A Message To You", "Massachusetts", "To Love Somebody" etc.
The Bee Gees never dissapoint." All of their music is absolutely beautiful and wonderflul to listen to. Try next: "Fanny Be Tender With My Love" An absolute masterpiece .
Barry (the oldest brother & lead singer), is the last surviving brother. There were 4 brothers total. The youngest, Andy, was the first to die, due to a heart problems from drug use. He was a solo artist for a while. Bu the plan was for Andy to join his brothers, but died before he could. The Gibbs brothers were singing/performing since childhood.
Thanks for the insight! Crazy that all of them were excellent singers! Definitely in the genes! Sad that Andy died so young before he could join his brothers! 😞
They are brothers, so not only do their voices have the same genetic qualities, they sang together all their lives. They are unparalleled in vocal harmonies. They have a huge catalog to explore. They were IT in the 70's. The movies Saturday Night Fever and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band both feature the music of the Bee Gees. They were the background music of so many of our lives! Thanks for a great reaction!
you are missing the point, Sgt. peppers was written by the Beatles and was their album. The Bee Gees did the movie as a homage to them cause they were a big influence on them when they started out. I think Nowhere man was the only song the Bee gees did in the movie that was not on Sgt. Pepper but it was written mainly by John Lennon.
Thanks for this reaction. The story of The Bee Gees is fascinating to me. They also had a younger brother, Andy Gibb, that had a solo career. Robin and Maurice were fraternal twins.
The BeeGees were simply one the most technically perfect vocal groups in history. This song stands out on so many levels. Lyrically, it's astoundingly perfect it's more akin to a sonnet than a song due to the depth of the lyrics. And their performance is simply perfection with a full backing orchestra and all in one take WOW ❤😂
Over 1000 songs written and sung by them all uniquely BeeGees but totally different. They had no genre and their vocal range was phenomenal and harmonies unmatched. They are brothers Barry the eldest in the middle and twins Maurice or Mo the bearded one and Robin the clean shaven one. They preferred to sing around one microphone. Listen to How deep is your Love and Alone.
They are all brothers, sounded like the radio to their mum as little tackers singing harmony. She was a band singer, their dad was in the band. The 2 shorter guys Robin and Maurice, said Morris, called Mo, were fraternal twins. Barry's musical instincts were spot on. A tech asked for 6 tracks to blend in the best. He did 6, note, inflection and all the same. That's how it goes when he's the writer. He asked to add a bit to a song just recorded, very minimal adustment needed for it to fit perfectly from his head, nobody had heard it before. At first they couldn't read music even, had no formal training. Learned of the existence of volce falsetto doing Nights on Broadway. Ran with it. Competed as brothers do, Barry could keep it up longer, could add vibrato, very unusual. All three did lead at different times. Rabbit hole starts in the 60's. Born on the Isle of Mann grew up in Aussie, back to the Uk, contracts were hard to get in aus, their parents signed for them, young, went on to the USA, much younger bro Andy followed years later.
@@setonhillstudiosyou absolutely have to hear their younger brother Andy who was like older brother Barry's little mini me. He died super young like 30, drugs were involved.
Just want to say right off the bat that you obviously have good taste and talent, you pointed out everything good about them right away!!! Thanks for showing the love that they deserve, it means a lot. I'm going on 62 and grew up with this kind of music and it still gets to me to this day!!! Gotta love it, if you don't I really don't think you appreciate music! Thanks for the your reaction!
Get ready…They performed as a trio from 1958 until 2003 with Maurice’s (right) passing. Over 1,000 songs, written for themselves and other top voices of 3 decades. Besides this one, ‘Alone’ is my favorite. Another great harmony song is ‘Run To Me’, back when they were teens! And the live Midnight Special TV show performance of ‘Nights On Broadway’ is a normal voice rocker, but also the first song that they use the falsettos in…🔥
They are 3 brothers. Too Much Heaven id sung in their falsetto. They have e chest voice. Yhe one in middle us yhe older nu 3 w . The other 2 arr fraternal twins 3 years younger .
GO DOWN THE BEE GEES RABBIT HOLE .. TRUST U HAVEN'T EVEN SCRATCHRD SURFACE OF THE OUT OF THIS WORLD TALENT EACH ONE HAS INDIVIDUALLY AND TOGETHER .. I WATCH AND LISTEN EVERYDAY AND STILL HEAR SOMETHING NEW .. THEY ARE 👑👑👑.. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK OUT LITTLE BRO ANDY AS WELL ..SO MUCH TALENT IN ONE FAMILY...INCREDIBLE... .FAN4LIFE ❤❤ R.I.P MO, ROBIN AND ANDY 🕯 WE WILL LOVE AND MISS YOU ALWAYS
These guys are brothers which I am sure you know buy now. The name Bee Gees cam from their names, "The Brother's Gibb" Th sad part is that you never got to grow up with them. Explore all their music YOU WILL BE AMAZED!!!
"Too Much Heaven" was The Bee Gees' contribution to the "Music for UNICEF" fund, on January 9, 1979. Later, the song was published on their thirteenth original album, "Spirits Having Flown," where it hit #1 in both the US and Canada. In the US, it was the first single out of THREE from that album, to interrupt a different song's stay at #1. It knocked "Le Freak" down for two weeks, before it could jump back up to #1 again. Then, "Too Much Heaven" also rose to the top three in the UK. In the US, it became the fourth of six consecutive #1 holdings -- which equaled the records set by Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles, for the most consecutive #1 songs...now that's pretty "COOL!" (grin) Here are two of my favorites (from earlier years -- songs that we loved to sing in my little folk band, in the 60s) that you can find right here on YT (just check for the exact titles, as shown below)... Bee Gees "Words" on The Ed Sullivan Show (1968) Bee Gees - Could It Be (1965) Now, I can't say that I like all Bee Gees songs. There are some I don't like at all, but it's not because of their sound. THAT, I have always loved. I just don't like some of the subjects, plus, it seemed as I was beginning to walk BACK with the Lord in 1975 (after 14 years of trying to ESCAPE from Him...but that's impossible), the Bee Gees were putting out more and more songs of which I had no interest in listening. I have always thought was sad (sigh). This one -- "Too Much Heaven" -- is an exception to that rule. Thank you very much for your reaction, and for bringing some pleasant nostalgia into my life today. 😀
Barry Gibb in the middle is the oldest of the 3 brothers. His natural voice is baritone. They switched to falsetto in the late 70's during the disco craze. Sadly, the twins Robin (left) and Maurice (right) passed away years ago. Barry is the last surviving member of the Bee Gees. The horn section in this performance was the members of the band Chicago.
Hi Im A 75 year old woman from Aotearoa New Zealand. They were favourites of mine when I was a young mother. They fill my heart with joy hearing them again.❤
He was asked about his high pitch. He said it started when his twin brothers were babies (9 years older than them)He used to talk to them in that voice. When he realized how easy it was, he started singing in it
It's as mesmerizing today as it was 40+ years ago when it first came out. Hard to believe there are some people on this planet who are not familiar with it. Enjoy!
In my 70's & it's not hyperbole in the slightest to say the Bee Gees 'owned' a decade. Their impact on music is not to be understated. If you want to hear Robin sing (long hair on the L) Highly recommend an early version of "I Started a Joke" (big hit) & I will say nothing about it except to say Robin does a wonderful job as lead singer. & The older, more original version, is better.
Money from this donated to UNICEF. I love seeing the orchestra playing behind them. Can you imagine having that today? Orchestra and singers in one take.
They are all brothers. The lead singer is Barry Gibb, the other two are twins...one with long hair is Robin, the other is Maurice. All but Barry have past away!
I grow up with these guy one of my favorites,there all brothers i love then all ,n theres a nothing borther he was solo,but he died at 30 n the middle guy the only one thats still with us😢😘🥰
I am in my 70's and was lucky to have been around when the music was this good. They are brothers. Barry in the middle is the oldest. Robin (white shirt) and Maurice (dark shirt) are twins. Robin and Maurice have passed away, as well as the fourth and youngest brother, Andy. I enjoy very much watching young people hear and appreciate the great music we had back in my day.
From left to right. Robin Gibb, Berry Gibb and Maurice Gibb. Although Robin and Maurice look different they are twins. When they were younger they looked so much alike. They had another brother Andy who was too young when the band formed. But he did his own songs. Berry is now the only one alive. Robin, Maurice and Andy are no longer with us. Berry said he was scared to die. But there music will never die.
Barry Gibb is in the Middle Robin Gibb is on the left Maurice Gibb is on the right Barry is the oldest and Robin & Maurice are twins. They have been singing together since the sixties. They also have a younger brother Andy Gibb who had a solo career. He looks and sounds like Barry.
The Bee Gees are the only singers I've ever heard that their vibratos all match perfectly in synch. I can't help thinking that Maurice and Robin were singing duets in the womb.
The Bee Gees are 3 brothers (the one in the middle is Barry and Maurice and Robin are twins). Barry is the only one left. They were born on the Isle of Man and then moved to Manchester, UK, before emigrating to Australia. They then returned to the UK before moving to the USA. They also had a younger brother called Andy who died at a young age. They had loads of fantastic songs in different genres and decades. They also wrote for other famous singers.
My number one listen to group. Goat. Everybody says this is not what I expected. But the Bee Gees have been around since the 60s. They have written over 1000 songs. Barry is still Kickin. He was considered the lead singer of the group which caused a lot of friction between him and Robin. They broke up very briefly I think maybe 18 months and then realized they didn’t have anybody to share their success with. They are my favorite group of all time and I was blessed enough to be able to see them in 1978 with my now husband.❤
they are 5 decades of legendary music...'Staying Alive' is one of the most famous songs of all time........'Nights on Broadway' is incredible..check out them singing it live on Midnight Special
You gotta go down that rabbit hole with The Bee Gees.. Their catalog of classical hits is what’s phenomenal.. Barry (who is the oldest) is the only living brother left.. Andy Gibb who also sung was the youngest and the first to pass away. Robyn and Maurice were their fraternal twins and are no longer with us either.. Welcome to an Era of the most beautiful music known to man.. Enjoy it as much as we did ❤
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This performance was absolutely incredible! What else should we check out from them? 🔥
Barry (middle) is the oldest brother. Robin (no beard) and Maurice are twins and are three years younger than Barry. They started performing at ages 9 and 6. They were already singing in perfect three part harmony. Yes this was falsetto. They all three have amazing voices. Write all of their own songs. To describe Robin's voice is to say he has a beautiful haunting and vulnerable sadness to his voice. Never heard anything like it. The song, For Whom The Bell Tolls showcases Robin's beautiful voice and Barry's voice. Together they make a completely different voice. In the very first part of the chorus in mentioned song they sing together before Robin goes solo. It's incredible. The video I suggest is where they're under the Brooklyn Bridge. You've probably heard their song Staying Alive. Twelve years after Barry was born they got a younger brother Andy Gibb. He was born the year the Bee Gees were established. To establish his individual talent Andy started a solo career. His like Barry's mini me. They even have identical birthmarks at 12 years apart. Andy's first three singles hit number one. His first hit he's live on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything. In January of 88 they announced Andy would be joining the Bee Gees as a permanent member. Sadly before this was to happen Andy died a couple of months later on March 10th just five days after his 30th birthday. I have over 150 favorite songs by them. Each just as great as the next. Their chest voices are amazing too. You will not be disappointed by these brothers. They're incredible.
for their harmonies check out the medley!
Lol..best falsetto of all time?!
@@kathieovercash8414 Appreciate all the info! So much to discover from then and I can’t wait. Their harmonies are unreal and that makes sense since they’ve been singing together most of their lives. Incredible! Thanks for watching!
@@PhilandCathyRoth Thanks so much for the suggestion! Have a great one!
The 70s wouldn't of been "the 70s" if it weren't for the Bee Gee's. RIP Maurice and Robin.
Phenomenal! ❤️
Their brother Andy also had a phenomenal voice…
And RIP their bro Andy. 😢
Yes! RIP Andy as well. He was just as talented as his brothers.
Barry’s falsetto and just the all around harmony will NEVER be touched ever again. And with no auto tune. THIS is talent
Absolutely insane!
❤❤Love
@@setonhillstudios When you said they are way up there, I was thinking you haven't heard anything yet!! And you should hear Barry speak. You will be so surprised.
73 yr old grandma here. Bee Gees my all time favorite. Still play them in my Mustang!!! ♥️🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻 Barry, Maurice, Robin. Only Barry is left currently. Brothers. Rest in peace M&R
Hello there! Thanks for swinging by the channel and sharing! Have a great one! Incredible performance from them!
Andy too. Though he wasn’t a Bee Gee per se, he was a much beloved brother too.
dont make music like this anymore
BeeGees were born to serenade women and to teach men to treat women with so much respect and love through their music. Thank you BeeGees for the beautiful songs you guys brought to us and to the next generations.
So awesome! Thanks for your insight and stopping by the channel! Have a great one! 😁
Maurice and Robin are also twins! Just a little more insight. Obviously, not identical twins, but fraternal twins!
The middle dude "Barry Gibb" the best falsetto of all time - from the Bee Gees. 1135 tunes in sixty years and 270 million record sold and for other artists - their songwriting is simply from a another planet - quote by Quincy Jones and Michael Jackson 🍾🔥🪐 Welcome in the biggest rabbithole in the music industry with more than 36 immortal #1 tunes around the globe
So crazy they had that many hits!
Barry in the center is the only surviving brother. They also had another brother that did his own music his name was Andy gibb.u should check out some of his music also
Absolutely love the Gibb Brothers but don’t forget about Frankie Valli. He was the first falsetto to do it. Love them both. Just don’t hear music like this anymore.
The brothers were great. Seems that might be why the harmonies worked so well
In 1979 Barry, Robin and Maurice donated this song to Unicef. Their vocals are untouched ❤
Wow that’s awesome! Thanks for swinging by to check out the video
This song brought in 10 million in royalties straight to UNICEF!!!!
So far, in 2024, too much heaven has made over 10 million for UNICEF
@@hays6054 wonderful gift ❤️
Sweet guys
I am 70. These were my favorite singers and musicians and songwriters of that whole best ever musical Era of the 60's 70's and 80's, and this is my favorite song EVER!!!!!!!
So awesome! They are crazy talented for sure!
Welcome to the world of The Fabulous BeeGees! The Brothers Gibb. Jump down this rabbit hole and you won't regret it!
Guarantee it! Thanks for swinging by and checking out the video!
There are no others like them. Ever!
Legends!!! Such incredible voices for sure! Thanks for watching!
Staying alive, Tragedy, Love so right, More than a woman, Nights on Broadway, Love you inside and out, How deep is your love, Night Fever and Fanny ( be tender with my love)! Here's a good starter list for the amazing musical journey you're about to go on with the Brothers Gibb or The Bee Gees! I don't think you'll be disappointed with any of these! Enjoy!
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For whom the bell tolls
If there was an award for the very best falsetto, Barry would have it, hands down. His twin brothers are right on point too. Check out Fanny Be tender with my love
They are easily the most perfect harmony group ever
Quincy Jones said The Bee Gees hit “ Fanny be Tender with my love” is one of the best R&B songs he’s ever heard.
Definitely worth a watch/listen
Appreciate the suggestion! Can’t wait to hear more from them! Amazing!
My very favourite song of the Bee Gees “Fanny be Tender.” Good mix of regular singing and falsetto.
One of my favorites! It is like Robyn and Barry are trying to out do each other. @@dorothyfielding8209
Barry is in the middle. Robin on left and Maurice on right are twins . All brothers. Love all their music .
Thanks! They are absolutely incredible with such unique voices!
Barry has been married to the same woman for more than 50 years!! His brothers are dead!!
Don’t forget the youngest, Andy Gibb.
They are as close to the voices of heavenly angels that we've ever seen on Earth.
So good!
They are in the Rock and Roll and Songwriters Hall of Fame. They had 9 Billboard Top 100 #1 singles. Wrote and sang over 1000 hits. Those #1's don't include the #1
s that they wrote for other artists like Celine Dion, Kenny Rodgers, Dolly Parton, Barbara Streisand, and many others. The Two on each end are fraternal twins, Robin and Maurice Gibb the oldest brother in the middle is Barry.. Their catalogue is Phenomenal. They ruled the disco era but are so much more than disco singers, They were known for their falsettos but sang in many different registers. I'm certain that you've heard many Bee Gee songs without realizing who it was. Staying Alive is probably their most popular but they sang from the late 50s to the early 2000s. You can pick any song that they sang and it with be great.
Thanks so much for all the info and for swinging by to check out the video!
The horn section you referred to was part of a trade they made with the group "Chicago". The horn section would play on 2 of their songs and the BG's would sing back up vocals on a Chicago song. The way I read it was the horn section showed up and asked for the sheet music of what they would be playing. They were told "We don't do it that way" (none of the brothers could read or write music). They told the horn section that Barry would tell them what sounds he wanted and where he wanted them, 20 minutes later it was done, the song was finished, even though I don't really call this a song, but more of an experience, They have a lot of songs that make you feel like you're being transported to a different place, a better place.
Their first song I remember loving was "To Love Somebody" in 1967.
I bet it’s a great one!
My all time favorite song.
They have been singing together since Barry (falsetto) in the middle was 8 and the fraternal twins Robin (vibrato) and Maurice were 6 so they are so in tune with each other. They also have ordinary voices.
That’s so awesome! Thanks for swinging by to check out the video!
This song was donated to the children’s charity “UNICEF” it has produced over $10 million dollars plus so far. Their falsetto voice started in the disco era with Stayin Alive. Some of their older songs are more of their natural voices. Check out their playlist .
Will do! So cool that amount of money has been donated! Thanks for sharing!
I just love your reactions. It's such a treat watching your face when you discover artists. Bee Gees: class. The 70's couldn't have been the same without their ethereal harmonies. For me they're up there with Abba for angelic vocals that just let you drift away. Enjoy the rabbit hole.
No auto tune. This is talent. This is real music. Welcome to the 70's.
They're brothers. Robin on on the left & Maurice on the right are fraternal twins.
They are the BeeGees, Brothers Gibb. Sublime. The reason they are so on point is because they have been singing together since they were little boys.
The BEEGEES turned me in to a disco duck!! I first heard of them when our small town in Ohio got its first Pizza Hut WITH A JUKEBOX!! I learned how to use a jukebox and dance and like pizza!! Ahhh the 70’s!!!! My favorite is MORE THAN A WOMAN❤️🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶💯
Thats the Univers of the Bee Gees. I grow up with the best Group ever. Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees. And Barry's falsetto is not from this Planet. ❤❤❤
Totally agree, same here. Every album they recorded was special and unique.
Truly unreal! Can’t wait to hear more from them!
What else can you check out from the BeeGee's? ALL OF IT! Start in the 70's cand continue. Also check out when Robin or Maurice are in lead. RIP Maurice and Robin. Love to you Barry. They are brothers. We were blessed to be exposed to their GREATNESS.
The BeeGees are one of the best groups that have ever existed. They not only made great music for themselves, but they made great music for many other well-known artists.
Three brothers with heavenly harmonies!! ❤
Andy had a beautiful voice too and he looked a lot like Barry.
They could all sing in any register. Truly amazing voices!!!
Wow!!! I have to check out some of their older stuff before they started doing more falsetto! Much appreciated!
Absolutely one of the greatest songs of all time. What else can I say
So good!
Poor Andy rarely gets mentioned. He was just as talented as his 3 brothers. He just chose to go solo. RIP Andy, Robin, and Maurice 🕊️❤️❤️
Andy always wanted to be a Bee Gee, Barry guided him to be solo. Right before his death there was then talk of him being part of the Bee Gees
Yes all 3 are The Bee Gees they are brothers and the leader is Barry the oldest.
Their music made many a happy love match back in the 70s.
They are all brothers and have been singing together since about the youngest was 5
They are "The [B]rothers [G]ibb". The first song I loved from them was "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart", prior to their foray into disco for which they are mostly known.
Awesome! Thanks for swinging by to check out the video
The brother on Barry's right Robin did most of the lead singing in the 60's. When they recorded "Nights On Broadway" did Barry realize he could sing falsetto & the rest is history.
I grew up with this great group & had a lot of their albums. Most people react to their disco era. My favorites are from the 60's-70's. Some of their early hits were "New York Mining Disaster 1941", "Holiday", "World", "And The Sun Will Shine", "Really & Sincerely", "The Singer Sang His Song", "Lonely Days", "Melody Fair", "First Of May", "I Started A Joke", "I've Gotta Get A Message To You", "Massachusetts", "To Love Somebody" etc.
Thanks so much for suggestions and for swinging by to check out the video!
The Bee Gees never dissapoint." All of their music is absolutely beautiful and wonderflul to listen to. Try next: "Fanny Be Tender With My Love" An absolute masterpiece .
Awesome, can’t wait to hear more!
I second this. Fanny Be Tender is genius and gorgeous!
Bee Gees - Love you inside out
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Barry (the oldest brother & lead singer), is the last surviving brother. There were 4 brothers total. The youngest, Andy, was the first to die, due to a heart problems from drug use. He was a solo artist for a while. Bu the plan was for Andy to join his brothers, but died before he could. The Gibbs brothers were singing/performing since childhood.
Thanks for the insight! Crazy that all of them were excellent singers! Definitely in the genes! Sad that Andy died so young before he could join his brothers! 😞
They are brothers, so not only do their voices have the same genetic qualities, they sang together all their lives. They are unparalleled in vocal harmonies. They have a huge catalog to explore. They were IT in the 70's. The movies Saturday Night Fever and Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band both feature the music of the Bee Gees. They were the background music of so many of our lives! Thanks for a great reaction!
Sgt. pepper's was about the Beatles, specifically that album.
Sgt pepper is the Beatles not the Bee gees
@@bryanbutler8713 The Bee Gees are in the movie.
@@sarablack2547 I said the movie, the Bee Gees are in the movie.
you are missing the point, Sgt. peppers was written by the Beatles and was their album. The Bee Gees did the movie as a homage to them cause they were a big influence on them when they started out. I think Nowhere man was the only song the Bee gees did in the movie that was not on Sgt. Pepper but it was written mainly by John Lennon.
When it comes to the 70s, soft rock, disco and R&B soul rocked! This type of good music is gone and now there's crap!
There’s still a lot of good music out there nowadays, but I get where you’re coming from!
Thanks for this reaction. The story of The Bee Gees is fascinating to me. They also had a younger brother, Andy Gibb, that had a solo career. Robin and Maurice were fraternal twins.
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The BeeGees were simply one the most technically perfect vocal groups in history.
This song stands out on so many levels. Lyrically, it's astoundingly perfect it's more akin to a sonnet than a song due to the depth of the lyrics.
And their performance is simply perfection with a full backing orchestra and all in one take WOW ❤😂
So amazing!
Over 1000 songs written and sung by them all uniquely BeeGees but totally different. They had no genre and their vocal range was phenomenal and harmonies unmatched. They are brothers Barry the eldest in the middle and twins Maurice or Mo the bearded one and Robin the clean shaven one. They preferred to sing around one microphone. Listen to How deep is your Love and Alone.
They are all brothers, sounded like the radio to their mum as little tackers singing harmony. She was a band singer, their dad was in the band. The 2 shorter guys Robin and Maurice, said Morris, called Mo, were fraternal twins. Barry's musical instincts were spot on. A tech asked for 6 tracks to blend in the best. He did 6, note, inflection and all the same. That's how it goes when he's the writer. He asked to add a bit to a song just recorded, very minimal adustment needed for it to fit perfectly from his head, nobody had heard it before. At first they couldn't read music even, had no formal training. Learned of the existence of volce falsetto doing Nights on Broadway. Ran with it. Competed as brothers do, Barry could keep it up longer, could add vibrato, very unusual. All three did lead at different times. Rabbit hole starts in the 60's. Born on the Isle of Mann grew up in Aussie, back to the Uk, contracts were hard to get in aus, their parents signed for them, young, went on to the USA, much younger bro Andy followed years later.
Thanks so much for all the info and swinging by the channel! Unreal talent and I cannot wait to hear more from them!
@@setonhillstudiosyou absolutely have to hear their younger brother Andy who was like older brother Barry's little mini me. He died super young like 30, drugs were involved.
Just want to say right off the bat that you obviously have good taste and talent, you pointed out everything good about them right away!!! Thanks for showing the love that they deserve, it means a lot. I'm going on 62 and grew up with this kind of music and it still gets to me to this day!!! Gotta love it, if you don't I really don't think you appreciate music! Thanks for the your reaction!
Really appreciate the kind words and thanks for hanging out! Definitely a phenomenal group and can’t wait to hear more from them! Have a great one! 😁
Get ready…They performed as a trio from 1958 until 2003 with Maurice’s (right) passing. Over 1,000 songs, written for themselves and other top voices of 3 decades. Besides this one, ‘Alone’ is my favorite. Another great harmony song is ‘Run To Me’, back when they were teens! And the live Midnight Special TV show performance of ‘Nights On Broadway’ is a normal voice rocker, but also the first song that they use the falsettos in…🔥
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The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!! Perfection!!
You really need more Bee Gees anouther band with great harmonies i the band Yes check them out too!
They are 3 brothers. Too Much Heaven id sung in their falsetto. They have e chest voice. Yhe one in middle us yhe older nu 3 w . The other 2 arr fraternal twins 3 years younger .
I have heard this song a multiple times and I get chills running over me like the first time!! My G- boys are phenomenal to see and hear!!
GO DOWN THE BEE GEES RABBIT HOLE .. TRUST U HAVEN'T EVEN SCRATCHRD SURFACE OF THE OUT OF THIS WORLD TALENT EACH ONE HAS INDIVIDUALLY AND TOGETHER .. I WATCH AND LISTEN EVERYDAY AND STILL HEAR SOMETHING NEW .. THEY ARE 👑👑👑.. MAKE SURE YOU CHECK OUT LITTLE BRO ANDY AS WELL ..SO MUCH TALENT IN ONE FAMILY...INCREDIBLE...
.FAN4LIFE ❤❤ R.I.P MO, ROBIN AND ANDY 🕯 WE WILL LOVE AND MISS YOU ALWAYS
Crazy talented family! The hits kept coming!
They are brothers and have been singing together since they were children, they are also phenomenal musicians as well
Dude the BeeGees r a total experience! U won’t be sorry if u dive into their music!
Four Bee Gees' brothers. Barry (still alive today, March 2024), Maurice and Robyn (R & L). Their youngest, Andrew, died too early.
Family harmony at it's absolute BEST!!❤
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These guys are brothers which I am sure you know buy now. The name Bee Gees cam from their names, "The Brother's Gibb"
Th sad part is that you never got to grow up with them. Explore all their music YOU WILL BE AMAZED!!!
I always think just how proud their momma musta been!! Listen to more than a woman
This take was live and serious.
"Too Much Heaven" was The Bee Gees' contribution to the "Music for UNICEF" fund, on January 9, 1979.
Later, the song was published on their thirteenth original album, "Spirits Having Flown," where it hit #1 in both the US and Canada.
In the US, it was the first single out of THREE from that album, to interrupt a different song's stay at #1. It knocked "Le Freak" down for two weeks, before it could jump back up to #1 again.
Then, "Too Much Heaven" also rose to the top three in the UK. In the US, it became the fourth of six consecutive #1 holdings -- which equaled the records set by Bing Crosby, Elvis Presley, and the Beatles, for the most consecutive #1 songs...now that's pretty "COOL!" (grin)
Here are two of my favorites (from earlier years -- songs that we loved to sing in my little folk band, in the 60s) that you can find right here on YT (just check for the exact titles, as shown below)...
Bee Gees "Words" on The Ed Sullivan Show (1968)
Bee Gees - Could It Be (1965)
Now, I can't say that I like all Bee Gees songs. There are some I don't like at all, but it's not because of their sound. THAT, I have always loved. I just don't like some of the subjects, plus, it seemed as I was beginning to walk BACK with the Lord in 1975 (after 14 years of trying to ESCAPE from Him...but that's impossible), the Bee Gees were putting out more and more songs of which I had no interest in listening. I have always thought was sad (sigh).
This one -- "Too Much Heaven" -- is an exception to that rule. Thank you very much for your reaction, and for bringing some pleasant nostalgia into my life today. 😀
No problem, thanks for all the info and for checking out the video! ❤️
Maranatha!! 🙋😘🌈💞🌹
Barry Gibb is the guy in the middle. Maurice on his right and Robyn on his left.
Yes, they were the kings of falsetto.
He's actually a baritone. But yes, they are famous for their falsettos.
Soundtrack of my life !❤
Barry Gibb in the middle is the oldest of the 3 brothers. His natural voice is baritone. They switched to falsetto in the late 70's during the disco craze. Sadly, the twins Robin (left) and Maurice (right) passed away years ago. Barry is the last surviving member of the Bee Gees. The horn section in this performance was the members of the band Chicago.
One take.No gimmicks.No auto tuner.And all monies for this track to charity.
I can hear this song a thousand times and enjoy it every time...Thanks for reacting to them 🎉
Hi Im A 75 year old woman from Aotearoa New Zealand. They were favourites of mine when I was a young mother. They fill my heart with joy hearing them again.❤
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BEE GEES STAYIN' ALIVE !!
Such a good one!
He was asked about his high pitch. He said it started when his twin brothers were babies (9 years older than them)He used to talk to them in that voice. When he realized how easy it was, he started singing in it
It's as mesmerizing today as it was 40+ years ago when it first came out. Hard to believe there are some people on this planet who are not familiar with it. Enjoy!
Thanks so much! Yeah, better late than never I guess! Appreciate you swinging by the channel!
In my 70's & it's not hyperbole in the slightest to say the Bee Gees 'owned' a decade. Their impact on music is not to be understated. If you want to hear Robin sing (long hair on the L) Highly recommend an early version of "I Started a Joke" (big hit) & I will say nothing about it except to say Robin does a wonderful job as lead singer. & The older, more original version, is better.
Sweet, thanks for the recommendation!
The Lead is Barry and his brothers Robin and Maurice Gibb
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Brothers Barry, Robin and Maurice Gibb.
Brothers who've sang 3 part harmony since early childhood.
bee gees jive talkin
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Staying Alive, You should be dancing, winds of change, lovers prayer, spirits having flown
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How Deep is Your Love, will show their range comparatively.
Appreciate it! Can’t wait to hear more from them!
I hope that you will consider doing more bee gees.. unmatched harmonies.
Money from this donated to UNICEF. I love seeing the orchestra playing behind them. Can you imagine having that today? Orchestra and singers in one take.
The guy on the left is Robin. his lead voice is very special too. "Massachusetts" or "I started a joke" are others he sings.
Yep all brothers all in falsetto and no autotune in those days.phenomenal...
Absolutely incredible! Can’t wait to hear more from them!
Their range, harmony and song writing skills are second to none. The Brothers Brilliant never disappoint. So much talent in one family.
Absolutely! A truly talented family
They are all brothers. The lead singer is Barry Gibb, the other two are twins...one with long hair is Robin, the other is Maurice. All but Barry have past away!
So sad they’ve all passed, but what a legacy they left!
@@setonhillstudiostheir sister is also alive.
@@setonhillstudiosBarry is alive
I grow up with these guy one of my favorites,there all brothers i love then all ,n theres a nothing borther he was solo,but he died at 30 n the middle guy the only one thats still with us😢😘🥰
I am in my 70's and was lucky to have been around when the music was this good. They are brothers. Barry in the middle is the oldest. Robin (white shirt) and Maurice (dark shirt) are twins. Robin and Maurice have passed away, as well as the fourth and youngest brother, Andy. I enjoy very much watching young people hear and appreciate the great music we had back in my day.
Glad you enjoyed it and you were looking enough to live in such an amazing era of music! Thanks for sharing!
Oh, goodness, play the video of Stayin' Alive. Absolutely terrific.
I bet it’s fantastic!
Thanks for your reactions to the Bee Gees. I would suggest you listen to Barry Gibb and Barbra Streisand guilty!
From left to right. Robin Gibb, Berry Gibb and Maurice Gibb. Although Robin and Maurice look different they are twins. When they were younger they looked so much alike. They had another brother Andy who was too young when the band formed. But he did his own songs. Berry is now the only one alive. Robin, Maurice and Andy are no longer with us. Berry said he was scared to die. But there music will never die.
Barry Gibb is in the Middle
Robin Gibb is on the left
Maurice Gibb is on the right
Barry is the oldest and Robin & Maurice are twins. They have been singing together since the sixties.
They also have a younger brother Andy Gibb who had a solo career. He looks and sounds like Barry.
It’s in the genes I guess! Amazing singers and a phenomenal song! Can’t wait to hear more from them!
The Bee Gees are the only singers I've ever heard that their vibratos all match perfectly in synch. I can't help thinking that Maurice and Robin were singing duets in the womb.
Yea that’s hard to do!
The Bee Gees are 3 brothers (the one in the middle is Barry and Maurice and Robin are twins). Barry is the only one left. They were born on the Isle of Man and then moved to Manchester, UK, before emigrating to Australia. They then returned to the UK before moving to the USA. They also had a younger brother called Andy who died at a young age. They had loads of fantastic songs in different genres and decades. They also wrote for other famous singers.
Thanks so much! Incredible singers!
The Bee Gees made so many great songs and wrote songs for other artists to sing RIP Maurice and Robin.
RIP. They were so good!
My number one listen to group. Goat. Everybody says this is not what I expected. But the Bee Gees have been around since the 60s. They have written over 1000 songs. Barry is still Kickin. He was considered the lead singer of the group which caused a lot of friction between him and Robin. They broke up very briefly I think maybe 18 months and then realized they didn’t have anybody to share their success with. They are my favorite group of all time and I was blessed enough to be able to see them in 1978 with my now husband.❤
Thanks for the info and swinging by the channel! Such an incredibly talented group!
they are 5 decades of legendary music...'Staying Alive' is one of the most famous songs of all time........'Nights on Broadway' is incredible..check out them singing it live on Midnight Special
Much appreciated! Everyone has been so helpful! Thank ya!
You gotta go down that rabbit hole with The Bee Gees..
Their catalog of classical hits is what’s phenomenal..
Barry (who is the oldest) is the only living brother left..
Andy Gibb who also sung was the youngest and the first to pass away.
Robyn and Maurice were their fraternal twins and are no longer with us either..
Welcome to an Era of the most beautiful music known to man..
Enjoy it as much as we did ❤
And live in concert, they were just as amazing. The Spirits tour…unmatched.
I can’t imagine! I bet it was awesome! 👏🏻
Loved your reaction nephew 💙
Appreciate it so much! ❤️