In case it hasn’t been mentioned, Barry, the lead singer was and remains married to the same woman since 1970; they were blessed with five children, no reports of him ever having strayed and he still speaks of her with the greatest affection.
7 grandchildren ... September 1, 2021: their 51st wedding anniversary and his 75th birthday. Barry Gibb on Piers Morgan " Life Stories " 3rd February 2017 - excellent interview.
@@brendawilson8208 There is an interview with a journalist from Australia who spoke with Barry in Miami. Interview is named "The Last Bee Gee" Very Emotional interview
Robin, the twin on the left has a phenomenal falsetto also. And Barry also has a deeper voice he uses in various songs. Maurice (pronounced Morris) is the perfect complement to his brothers falsettos. Also, every penny made from this song goes to UNICEF. To this day. That was The Bee Gees donation to them. And if you’re wondering, the name The Bee Gees stands for The Brothers Gibb
Barry is 75 years old now and STILL SINGING just a lovely as ever. He was recently inducted into the COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME TOO. He has written for Dolly Pardon, Dion Warwick, Barbara Streisand, Celine Dion and MANY MANY MORE
Autorunning wasn't invented until 1998, but TUNING was done for as long as music was recorded. They just took a task that usually took a sound engineer to perform, and automated it. Their sound is still mixed.
The Bee Gees were the Best. Their voices were absolutely beautiful, especially Barry and his falsetto. You don't hear voices like this today. So gifted, so talented and pure raw talent. No auto tune, no yelling and screaming, they Just could sing and the Harmony was ridiculous! Amazing, amazing voices from God!❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊
Barry Gibb discovered he could sing falsetto in 1975 when they were recording Nights On Broadway. The producer wanted someone to do high harmony in the background. Barry tried it and was surprised. He said later he never knew he could sing like that. History was born!! 😊🌸
From left to right... Robin, Barry, Maurice...sadly, Barry is the only brother left. There was another, younger brother, Andy. He passed away many years ago...
@@GinMae im not sure myself, my gran told me a long time ago, she had their name address everything. I dont obviously was about 21 years ago she told me. All I know is they split up and he refused to believe that the child was his for a long time
There is nothing more beautiful & pure than the voices of family members who have been blessed with singing/musical talent.... the harmony is incredible!! I love all of Bee Gee's music!!! 🎶
And to think that they reinvented their style as music changes over the decades, from the 60`s to disco of the 70`s and then back to contemporary pop music after that all the way until they stopped recording in the early 2000`s.
Rogue, your smile absolutely lit up the room when you heard these brothers sing! I LOVE IT! Welcome to the 70s young lady. The best era for pure music and singing ability. I loved your honest reaction.
They were musical prodigies. They've written / produced music for countless top artists spanning over 5 decades. Their contribution to pop music can't really be overstated. In a category with the Beatles.
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, however, Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the most unique falsetto, because in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is rare! They were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. I believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤️❤️❤️
There are reactors that you can just tell they're faking everything about their reactions. Then there are those reactors whose eyes light up and smile to the music. You can tell they are genuinely enthralled by what they're hearing. JS Quality reaction as always.
These three Musical Geniuses (who never had any formal training in musical instruments or vocals, and never learned to read musical notes, or knew about the musical scale...) brought us close to 50 years of Pure Magic! 💖💖💖 Upon its release, the brothers donated this track to UNICEF, to help children in need, around the world. At the time, it brought in $7+ million. Years later, they also donated their song "BLUE ISLAND", to assist children in (at the time...) wartorn Bosnia. These three had the tightest harmonies in the music industry - and the extraordinary ability to adapt to each musical decade that they entered into, together. Their catalogue is vast, so You've entered into a DEEP rabbit hole, my Friend!💕
I've always chuckled at Robin standing there with hands on hips and funny little smile on his face. I don't know what he was thinking. But my goodness the Bee Gees sound like something sent from heaven x
I’m blessed to grow up with parents who had music like Bee Gees and other legends blasting throughout the house and car. My parents were teens in the 70s listening to brilliant artists. I’m glad young folks now are discovering music our grandparents and parents listened to growing up.
Try Celine Dion and The Bee Gees "Immortality" - It was their last big hit before the twins both passed away. They wrote it for her and performed it with her.
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!! Watch Fanny be tender with my love!! ❤️ you will go down the rabbit hole with them!!!
They are responsible for so many, many songs, a wonderful back cataloge worth exploring, especially on a hot day if your in a chilled out romantic mood, hope you enjoy x x
Your about to fall into the deepest and most enjoyable rabbit hole with the Bee Gees! They don't always sing in falsetto, and Barry doesn't always sing lead. Robin the brother without the beard, has a voice that is incomprable. You will never hear anyone sound like him, EVER, and they ALWAYS sound as good live as they do on their recordings! You would be hard pressed to find a bad Bee Gees song.
Awesome! You have a very LONG ride ahead! The BeeGees wrote over 100 top ten hits across nearly ALL genres of music! One of my favorites is Nights On Broadway, but I LOVE ALL their stuff! I don’t know if you remember, I asked you to react to Steelheart a bit back; if you like Barry’s falsetto you will truly be blown away by “Mike” Miljenko Matejevic’s astounding range and emotion. He hits notes that are on the top register for trained Soprano females, then brings it back down to tenor and even Baritone range....especially in “She’s Gone”!
Thank Goodness... Miss RogueRxyce what a relief that you came to rescue US! These guys that are all brothers have written and sung their own music... have millions of every thing!
Barry is the oldest, then you have the fraternal twins Robin and Maurice. Then there’s the younger brother Andy who sadly passed away in the 1980s. Andy looked a lot like Barry and also had Barry’s falsetto voice.
Barry calls Andy as younger twin. If Andy didn't die in 1988, he would have joined into his brothers' group as Fourth Bee Gee. Andy did joined them at some of their concert stops. I think that was the plan to make trio into a quartet. Sadly, Andy was battling his demons of addiction.
Barry, in a fairly recent interview, wondered what all the fuss was about with the high notes. I don't know where he was emotionally back then, but you could picture him meaning every word of that today.
Barry is the oldest Maurice (now passed) and Robin (now passed) were twins. Andy their youngest brother died of heart infection at the age of 30 in 1988. Only Barry left now out of the 4 of them. Their impact on music was and is massive. Barry changed his way of singing when he found out the higher ranges were easier for him. That opened up a huge gap in the market. The rest is history. The singers they have wrote songs for is huge.
After years perfecting their harmonies together the Bee Gees confidently put their hands on their hips and told all the listeners, " No problem, we've got this".
"Prolly why he sound like that.... pants are too tight...". That was golden! I never thought of that and I am famous for coming up with remarks like that. lolololololol
@@RogueRxyce Bee Gees are 3 British Brothers, it was a painful accident that led to the Bee Gees getting their high pitched female voices, this video shows what happened ua-cam.com/video/8FEbFLsA59M/v-deo.html
Such an AMAZING family of voices. Their 60's stuff is among my favorites of theirs--a completely different sound. I loved the way they evolved with the times. So sad that Barry is alone, last man standing. There was an AWESOME documentary on HBO MAX about the BeeGees. IT was riveting.
You are totally adorable! Love your passionate way of reacting to these classic songs! Did you ever react to that awesome Eagles song called Hotel California? You will LOVE it!!!!
I grew up listening to them, and brings back good memories, nice to know the next generation also appreciate them without any synthetic alterations, all natural harmony, rest in peace to Maurice and Robin,
Actually they are from the Isle of Man. They moved to 'Australia when they were young fellows. Relatively speaking they spent very little of their lives in Oz. Of course the Aussies love to claim them because they are very insecure people.
Barry "The Goat" Alan Crompton Gibb has the most profilic falsetto voice of all time and he is one of the most successful songwriters in history of music. Night Fever, You Should Be Dancing, More Than a Woman and indeed one of the best love songs of all time How Deep is your Love you must have to check - welcome in the biggest rabbit hole of the music industry - the legendary Brothers Gibb 💪great sensitive reaction👍
@@calmnrelaxed as you see here, all experts are agree that Barrys Falsetto is the strongest and the best in the music industry 😉ua-cam.com/video/lv7-ZLRMPMI/v-deo.html
@@MischaGER interesting list by these "experts"...but what kind of person can really be an "expert" on falsetto if Phillip Bailey isn't in their top 10..or Eddie Kendrick (whom some to consider was even better than Phillip)...or Bobby DeBarge, who might be even better than both Phillip or Eddie...a pop list?! Yeah, a list that probably didn't even really consider the aforementioned trio..but hey, if Barry's your GOAT, more power to you.
These brothers were the best! I miss them! Haters tried to call them disco and ruin them but those voices, the DNA and those classic songs have stood the test of time! And Barry was so damn fine!!!
They had moved from England to Miami, where Barry and Linda still live today. The proceeds from this song we’re donated to UNICEF for children in perpetuity. Please react to REST YOUR LOVE, which was the B-side of Too Much Heaven
Guy in the middle is Barry Gibb. Together, BeeGees were kings of disco in late 70s. Examples are Stayin' Alive, Night Fever., and More Than a Woman. Barry Gibb even recorded with the great Barbara Streisand, writing the song Guilty for their duet. I was not a big fan of disco and overlooked BeeGees back in the day. But listening to them now, I hear rhythm and blues in their sound along with disco, particularly on this song. They remind me of a group I liked from early 70s called Stylistics. They had a guy who did the high falsetto which can be heard on a song like Betcha By Golly Wow
1967 Barry Gibb formed a group called the Bee Gees with his brothers Maurice and Robin. The trio had their first hit in 1967. They became even more famous in the 1970s with their stirring ballads and catchy dance songs. Gibb also worked with other artists, including Kenny Rogers and Barbra Streisand.
That kind of music and singing will never be the same and can't be compared to the music industries now a days.. these guys sang that song in live studio with no fake equipment to change their voices.. look at that orchestra playing right to the perfect beat..
You need to here How deep is your love. You’ll love it. They are all brothers they are the greatest group in history. They had 4 top number one hits in on week for 18 months they were amazing. There was no one like them
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In case it hasn’t been mentioned, Barry, the lead singer was and remains married to the same woman since 1970; they were blessed with five children, no reports of him ever having strayed and he still speaks of her with the greatest affection.
Now that sounds like Barry
One of their kids is Stephen Gibb, eldest of the children plays guitars in his dad's band.
7 grandchildren ... September 1, 2021: their 51st wedding anniversary and his 75th birthday. Barry Gibb on Piers Morgan " Life Stories " 3rd February 2017 - excellent interview.
@@brendawilson8208 There is an interview with a journalist from Australia who spoke with Barry in Miami. Interview is named "The Last Bee Gee" Very Emotional interview
Look at pictures from when they were young together, she was hot AF.
No autotune...just talent.
and very tight pants.
@@cyberash3000 very VERY tight
@@MrOddball63 Oh Yes....poor Berry 😂😂🤯🤯
Considering that Autotune was first used in 1998, this has to be PURE TALENT🙏
Love the talent ... and the tight pants :)
Just love when youngins finally hear our music without autotune
Robin had a unique sound and one of the most tuneful voices ever.
Barry's obviously the highlight here, but it's the twin's impeccable harmonies that are driving the magic!
Perfect!
Yep....i totally agree that the twin's contribution is a definite strong foundation.
@@daveenyart oh I didn't know they were twins...
Surprisingly ( maybe ) he has a quite low tone speaking voice.
Robin, the twin on the left has a phenomenal falsetto also. And Barry also has a deeper voice he uses in various songs. Maurice (pronounced Morris) is the perfect complement to his brothers falsettos. Also, every penny made from this song goes to UNICEF. To this day. That was The Bee Gees donation to them. And if you’re wondering, the name The Bee Gees stands for The Brothers Gibb
@@nancymariemcmanus3673 ABBA did the same with their song Chiquitita
Barry is 75 years old now and STILL SINGING just a lovely as ever. He was recently inducted into the COUNTRY MUSIC HALL OF FAME TOO. He has written for Dolly Pardon, Dion Warwick, Barbara Streisand, Celine Dion and MANY MANY MORE
They wrote an entire album for Kenny Rogers. Islands in The Stream is an iconic hit, I do believe 😊
40+ years later....melting ladies hearts on the spot
Take me back to the 70s when it was OK to be English
No one even comes close to these three guys for harmonies or falsetto simple the GOAT .
I'm glad I grew up in a time when auto-tune wasn't around. You got to see and hear real talent.
Autorunning wasn't invented until 1998, but TUNING was done for as long as music was recorded. They just took a task that usually took a sound engineer to perform, and automated it. Their sound is still mixed.
The Bee Gees were the Best. Their voices were absolutely beautiful, especially Barry and his falsetto. You don't hear voices like this today. So gifted, so talented and pure raw talent. No auto tune, no yelling and screaming, they Just could sing and the Harmony was ridiculous! Amazing, amazing voices from God!❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊
The most impressive thing to me was all 3 brothers using vibrato in unison!! Incredible to be able to match vibratos like that!
No gimmicks no assistance just pure talent this what sangin sound like like!!!
Nope ,you never get tired of hearing this one as ive been listening to it for 50 years !
Barry Gibb discovered he could sing falsetto in 1975 when they were recording Nights On Broadway. The producer wanted someone to do high harmony in the background. Barry tried it and was surprised. He said later he never knew he could sing like that. History was born!! 😊🌸
When people here the harmony of the Bee Gees they see what real music is all about.
They wrote hundreds of hit songs for other artists. One of them being island in the stream.
1000songs!
Perfection! Not a better word to describe their voices and performance.
From left to right... Robin, Barry, Maurice...sadly, Barry is the only brother left. There was another, younger brother, Andy. He passed away many years ago...
I guess you could say he’s “staying alive.” 😏
@@thechad4485 😄😄😄
yeah andy married into my family. but they split up, they had a daughter
@@cyberash3000 wow - I can't remember the wife, but somehow I think of the name: Peta Jaye -- am I buggin?
@@GinMae im not sure myself, my gran told me a long time ago, she had their name address everything. I dont obviously was about 21 years ago she told me. All I know is they split up and he refused to believe that the child was his for a long time
Love watching you vibe to them.
Extraordinary performance. A most unique group. This cannot become ¨old¨.
The smile that hits females' faces when they hear the falsettos and harmonies...still gold after 45 years
There is nothing more beautiful & pure than the voices of family members who have been blessed with singing/musical talent.... the harmony is incredible!!
I love all of Bee Gee's music!!! 🎶
And to think that they reinvented their style as music changes over the decades, from the 60`s to disco of the 70`s and then back to contemporary pop music after that all the way until they stopped recording in the early 2000`s.
They were part of the 70’s music scene that so many of us were blessed to participate in
They were the best ever
They had so many hits
Rogue, your smile absolutely lit up the room when you heard these brothers sing! I LOVE IT! Welcome to the 70s young lady. The best era for pure music and singing ability. I loved your honest reaction.
No one can harmonize like the BeeGees. They wrote so many songs for themselves and other singers. Go down that rabbit hole you won't regret it!!
Beach boys💯💯💯
The Eagles are incredible as well. Listen to, "Seven Bridges Road"
R.I.P Robin, Maurice, and Andy Gibb!!!
They were musical prodigies. They've written / produced music for countless top artists spanning over 5 decades. Their contribution to pop music can't really be overstated. In a category with the Beatles.
I MUCH prefer The Bee Gees over The Beatles!!!!!
@@JasonCarney. No contest BG’s 🐐🐐🔥🔥💯
No one compares with the Beegees!!!! Just listen....
What happened to the brothers ?
I knew you'd love this song and the Bee Gees. Your eyes tell how much you enjoy. Lovely!!!
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, however, Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the most unique falsetto, because in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is rare! They were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. I believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤️❤️❤️
There are reactors that you can just tell they're faking everything about their reactions. Then there are those reactors whose eyes light up and smile to the music. You can tell they are genuinely enthralled by what they're hearing. JS Quality reaction as always.
Yep. Got a sub from me!
No body sings like this anymore...truly legends...great songs plus Rogue rocks the dreads!!!!!
Amazing and unique musicians. RIP Maurice and Robin! Nice reaction!
NOBODY else ever sounded like the Bee Gees. There's only one of them left now.
Andy Gibb does ..
Pure magic - lovely genuine reaction and intelligent thoughts.
These three Musical Geniuses (who never had any formal training in musical instruments or vocals, and never learned to read musical notes, or knew about the musical scale...) brought us close to 50 years of Pure Magic!
💖💖💖
Upon its release, the brothers donated this track to UNICEF, to help children in need, around the world. At the time, it brought in $7+ million.
Years later, they also donated their song "BLUE ISLAND", to assist children in (at the time...) wartorn Bosnia.
These three had the tightest harmonies in the music industry - and the extraordinary ability to adapt to each musical decade that they entered into, together.
Their catalogue is vast, so You've entered into a DEEP rabbit hole, my Friend!💕
I've always chuckled at Robin standing there with hands on hips and funny little smile on his face. I don't know what he was thinking. But my goodness the Bee Gees sound like something sent from heaven x
I’m blessed to grow up with parents who had music like Bee Gees and other legends blasting throughout the house and car. My parents were teens in the 70s listening to brilliant artists. I’m glad young folks now are discovering music our grandparents and parents listened to growing up.
They ruled disco and beyond. Angel voices. Their Greatest Hits album is a triple album with about 56 songs on it.
0:32 -- This intro screams the 70s! It's so light, so smooth, so magic, so ... 70s! I've got chills down my spine.
Try Celine Dion and The Bee Gees "Immortality" - It was their last big hit before the twins both passed away. They wrote it for her and performed it with her.
Hard to imagine it was a live performance. No auto tune, just perfection.
Not live, this is a studio recording with numerous layers for the voices. Play back, or lip sync, ending in a fade out
I love your reactions. They are honest and you feel the music. You are a gem!
thank you
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!! Watch Fanny be tender with my love!! ❤️ you will go down the rabbit hole with them!!!
They are responsible for so many, many songs, a wonderful back cataloge worth exploring, especially on a hot day if your in a chilled out romantic mood, hope you enjoy x x
Your about to fall into the deepest and most enjoyable rabbit hole with the Bee Gees! They don't always sing in falsetto, and Barry doesn't always sing lead. Robin the brother without the beard, has a voice that is incomprable. You will never hear anyone sound like him, EVER, and they ALWAYS sound as good live as they do on their recordings! You would be hard pressed to find a bad Bee Gees song.
Bee Gees we’re a great group. In the 70’s they were on the charts and radio what seemed like constantly!👍🏻 love em!❤️
THANKS QUEEN U HAVE MADE MY DAY XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
What a beautiful and pure reaction. It made me enjoy it like my first time hearing it.
Never get tire of listening to the brothers, it's going to be hard to have another group like them.
You have some of the most honest and genuine reactions. And the way you really enjoy listening is a joy to watch. :)
i appreciate that thank you 😊
Awesome! You have a very LONG ride ahead! The BeeGees wrote over 100 top ten hits across nearly ALL genres of music!
One of my favorites is Nights On Broadway, but I LOVE ALL their stuff!
I don’t know if you remember, I asked you to react to Steelheart a bit back; if you like Barry’s falsetto you will truly be blown away by “Mike” Miljenko Matejevic’s astounding range and emotion. He hits notes that are on the top register for trained Soprano females, then brings it back down to tenor and even Baritone range....especially in “She’s Gone”!
Thank Goodness... Miss RogueRxyce what a relief that you came to rescue US! These guys that are all brothers have written and sung their own music... have millions of every thing!
Barry is the oldest, then you have the fraternal twins Robin and Maurice. Then there’s the younger brother Andy who sadly passed away in the 1980s. Andy looked a lot like Barry and also had Barry’s falsetto voice.
Barry calls Andy as younger twin. If Andy didn't die in 1988, he would have joined into his brothers' group as Fourth Bee Gee. Andy did joined them at some of their concert stops. I think that was the plan to make trio into a quartet. Sadly, Andy was battling his demons of addiction.
Barry, in a fairly recent interview, wondered what all the fuss was about with the high notes. I don't know where he was emotionally back then, but you could picture him meaning every word of that today.
Great reaction and I must you are ABSOLUTELY STUNNING and that smile is a SHOW STOPPER wow.
Welcome to the rabbit hole you just fell into. I'm never going to leave. I'm here for life.
You are such a sweetheart!
So glad I stumbled across your channel, this sound is timeless, your reaction is priceless
3 amazing singers honestly the notes their is breathtaking.
Talent pure talent
Barry is in the Middle, Hittin Them High Notes 🎶!! Sadly, he's the only Gibb Brother Left!!⚰️⚰️⚰️ RIP , Robin, Maurice ,& Andy!!😥
I grew up w these guys ! Always one of my favs! They don’t make music today like they used to
Barry is the oldest Maurice (now passed) and Robin (now passed) were twins. Andy their youngest brother died of heart infection at the age of 30 in 1988. Only Barry left now out of the 4 of them.
Their impact on music was and is massive.
Barry changed his way of singing when he found out the higher ranges were easier for him. That opened up a huge gap in the market.
The rest is history.
The singers they have wrote songs for is huge.
Well spoken, so sad that Andy passed away so young. His voice was very similar to Barry's. So sad.
Nice girl nice! , they have so many great songs.. One of my favorites is You should be dancing.. Thank you for this amazing reaction
I was teenager when this group sung "staying alive", and I listened ti them many years. I like so much you discovered them now. It's never too late :)
Cool video. That really is a beautiful song.
You are stunning! Luv yr vibe💜
So glad you liked them. They've been on the top since the early 70's. Always on my top.
70’s best decade for music ever!.
I agree 100%. I turned 15 yrs in 1970. So I was into all kinds of music, from Led Zeppelin to Bee Gees to The Guess Who to The Who to The Spinners
After years perfecting their harmonies together the Bee Gees confidently put their hands on their hips and told all the listeners, " No problem, we've got this".
“The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart” documentary on HBO Max is terrific!
Waiting for it on blue ray..I don't subscribe to squat.
If you want to hear Barry sing in his lower range, check out To Love Somebody - beautiful song!
These guy's set the Disco Nightlife on Fire via 1978-1979, the NightFever Album broke all kinds of records and their Music was Phenomenal!!⚡🎶🎵🎙
Your reaction was priceless I loved it
"Prolly why he sound like that.... pants are too tight...". That was golden! I never thought of that and I am famous for coming up with remarks like that. lolololololol
I'm still laughing!!!
I love that you said "Prolly" - cuz I remember that from my younger days... lol
Incredibly talented singers, musicians, & songwriters - just terrific! Thanks for your reaction.
Whether you love them or hate them you can’t deny they dominated the disco scene. They were being called the next Beatles.
They were much better than the Beatles.
They were far more than the disco scene..they just wrote and recorded music for the movie Saturday Night Fever.
Beatles who they don't even compare to Bee Gees
I love your reactions! You react how I feel about the BeeGees.
"Probably why he sounds like that......." Cracked me up. Yes, we wore them a bit tight back then.
😂
@@RogueRxyce Bee Gees are 3 British Brothers, it was a painful accident that led to the Bee Gees getting their high pitched female voices, this video shows what happened ua-cam.com/video/8FEbFLsA59M/v-deo.html
Yes we did!!!
Bell bottoms and Wallabies.
@@cariza5 🤣🤣
Such an AMAZING family of voices. Their 60's stuff is among my favorites of theirs--a completely different sound. I loved the way they evolved with the times. So sad that Barry is alone, last man standing. There was an AWESOME documentary on HBO MAX about the BeeGees. IT was riveting.
You are totally adorable! Love your passionate way of reacting to these classic songs! Did you ever react to that awesome Eagles song called Hotel California? You will LOVE it!!!!
Oh, and you need to watch the live version of Hotel California!
I grew up listening to them, and brings back good memories, nice to know the next generation also appreciate them without any synthetic alterations, all natural harmony, rest in peace to Maurice and Robin,
I saw them live. Three brothers from Australia who started sing at 10.
Actually they are from the Isle of Man. They moved to 'Australia when they were young fellows. Relatively speaking they spent very little of their lives in Oz. Of course the Aussies love to claim them because they are very insecure people.
Wait waiting for you to do this one, lovely reaction 💙
This was a number 1 hit and they donated all the money from it to UNISEF they raised millions.
bee gees love you inside out
You can't do anything else than admire and loving them 🎶👌🏻💟
Barry "The Goat" Alan Crompton Gibb has the most profilic falsetto voice of all time and he is one of the most successful songwriters in history of music. Night Fever, You Should Be Dancing, More Than a Woman and indeed one of the best love songs of all time How Deep is your Love you must have to check - welcome in the biggest rabbit hole of the music industry - the legendary Brothers Gibb 💪great sensitive reaction👍
As good as Barry's falsetto is, I think both Phillip Bailey (Earth Wind & Fire) and Eddie Kendricks (Temptations) were better.
@@calmnrelaxed as you see here, all experts are agree that Barrys Falsetto is the strongest and the best in the music industry 😉ua-cam.com/video/lv7-ZLRMPMI/v-deo.html
@@MischaGER interesting list by these "experts"...but what kind of person can really be an "expert" on falsetto if Phillip Bailey isn't in their top 10..or Eddie Kendrick (whom some to consider was even better than Phillip)...or Bobby DeBarge, who might be even better than both Phillip or Eddie...a pop list?! Yeah, a list that probably didn't even really consider the aforementioned trio..but hey, if Barry's your GOAT, more power to you.
That intro reminds my of the theme tune to 70’s show Charlie’s Angels 😂
my favorite song by these 3.
This was fun to watch. You are so adorable reacting to this beautiful song 😊 Also, I love how you giggle at Barry's solo high notes
These brothers were the best! I miss them! Haters tried to call them disco and ruin them but those voices, the DNA and those classic songs have stood the test of time! And Barry was so damn fine!!!
Over all the decades they have never failed to deliver heartfelt lyrics. All have great voices and are able to lead❤
They had moved from England to Miami, where Barry and Linda still live today. The proceeds from this song we’re donated to UNICEF for children in perpetuity. Please react to REST YOUR LOVE, which was the B-side of Too Much Heaven
it was a great time to be a teen our era of music was the best and can never be replaced.
Guy in the middle is Barry Gibb. Together, BeeGees were kings of disco in late 70s. Examples are Stayin' Alive, Night Fever., and More Than a Woman. Barry Gibb even recorded with the great Barbara Streisand, writing the song Guilty for their duet.
I was not a big fan of disco and overlooked BeeGees back in the day. But listening to them now, I hear rhythm and blues in their sound along with disco, particularly on this song. They remind me of a group I liked from early 70s called Stylistics. They had a guy who did the high falsetto which can be heard on a song like Betcha By Golly Wow
Like your eyes and your smile blends beautifully together..
🤣 thank you 😊
1967
Barry Gibb formed a group called the Bee Gees with his brothers Maurice and Robin. The trio had their first hit in 1967. They became even more famous in the 1970s with their stirring ballads and catchy dance songs. Gibb also worked with other artists, including Kenny Rogers and Barbra Streisand.
That kind of music and singing will never be the same and can't be compared to the music industries now a days.. these guys sang that song in live studio with no fake equipment to change their voices.. look at that orchestra playing right to the perfect beat..
This song was Iconic as The Bee Gees donated all their Royalties from Too Much Heaven to Unicef to help the children
You need to here How deep is your love. You’ll love it. They are all brothers they are the greatest group in history. They had 4 top number one hits in on week for 18 months they were amazing. There was no one like them