yes it was a film called sgt peppers lonley hearts club band. it is actually quite a decent film. i whould reccomend it cos its so unpredictable. @@AstrosElectronicsLab
People don’t realize the Beegees were not a “disco band”. They were established musicians long before the late 70’s when Saturday Night Fever catapulted them to fame .
The Bee Gees themselves never thought of it a disco phase, more of an R&B phase. The word "disco" rose because these R&B songs were incidentally well suited for nightclubs in 1970s
I was listening to them singing Massachusetts and words long before disco, but if someone says disco they were that too. They were a terrible group no matter what anyone says.
It's the media, so I doubt "that's it". They were probably trying to disorient the public on the beatles sound, so people wouldn't notice as easily when they replace a beatle here or there.
they were the reason they went to England, the second british invasion like boosted their careers but let me tell you something else that is interesting Did you know they played in Australia before England and America? Bet ya didn't know that one :D
Definitely ! Their style added beauty by every style of their heartful pronunciation of each heartfelt originally exhibited style with original feelings conveyed.
"You won't see me" is excellent. Their Beatles medley on The Midnight Special was amazing, especially "This Boy" with that vibrato, something The Beatles (actually most singers lacked). Too bad the "Sergeant Pepper" movie was such a stinker. The music was great. Mo and Robin didn't get a chance to add their bit to "Hey Jude" even though Wilson Pickett turned to Mo and said "You got it" but Barry kept on singing!!!
I am continually impressed by the quality of their work from such a young age. Robin's vibrato and those brotherly harmonies take it to the next level. I love this performance of "Hey Jude" and I agree that it would have been nice to hear Maurice and Robin sing a part, but they were having a great time anyway! 😁
That's because Barry couldn't keep his nose out of the limelight enough for the other two to get a word in edge wise. If you've seen some of the interviews Robin is just livid every time Barry interrupts him
@@tonielliott8659 es verdad, Barry siempre fue insoportable, de ahí las diferencias que tuvieron con Robin, y bien justificadas, la mejor voz de los Bee Gees fue Robin y Barry nunca lo respeto ni le dió espacio, lo mismo con Morris!
Good observation! The way the Sgt. Pepper soundtrack came about was the Bee Gees' manager, Robert Stigwood, had purchased the rights to use 29 Beatles songs in a Broadway show. Along with some more famous tracks, Stigwood had bought the rights to some lesser-known songs. He was determined to get his money's worth, so he hired a writer and turned it into a movie. I doubt he got his money's worth of returns, though.
You see the photos and think they went from pre-teen to 50s and that makes you believe they were around for a VERY long time but then you realize that they were probably only in their 20s in those photos.
This is one the best reasons to be OK with getting older, MUSIC! It takes you back a place in time when life was more innocent, kind, and less cruel. At least for me. Music transcends us, and for me I love both groups. The Bee Gees, will always be my favorite! So, many thanks 😊.
I’m someone who grew up with the Beatles. They are by far the greatest group ever. The fact that the Bee Gees played and sang their music is a great tribute to the Beatles. The Bee Gees were also a “super group”.
Yes, Mo was the technician of the three of them. Barry said that as soon as they would go into a studio Mo learned everything to do with the equipment. Mo explained the reason why he was in very few of their home movies. It was he was behind the camera. They would make up scenario's and film them.
I always thought that disco was the worst thing to happen to them musically anyway. I understand they had a very successful career in disco but even as disco died they got stuck as the poster child disco super group. I personally think their other music is superior. These guys were very talented and this video just proves, the sad part is 99 present of people in the world will never hear them perform music like this and will hear only the disco stuff. I think at this point Barry is the only brother alive and he's happy signing staying alive to his fans. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this wonderful video and sharing it with the world.
There is no such thing as disco. All it is is music that you could dance to. Every generation has dance music and this was no different. What so many people don't seem to realize, or simply ignore, is that when Stigwood asked them for some songs for a movie he was producing, he was given songs that had ALREADY been written for their next album. The Bee Gees were at the top of their game during that time. The fact that their songs dominated the Top 10 for quite a while confirms that. People don't buy records if they don't like the music. They had been prolific songwriters for about 15 years, as a group. As for the so-called backlash, it was mostly done by DJ's because it got them attention and music publishers, songwriters, and artists who were jealous that their songwriting was so good that their songs dominated the Top 10. The other part of the backlash is that people are herd animals. Singly they are just fine, but in a group they are very easily lead. That's what happened here. The DJ's were promoting Bee Gees free weekends. Then it went to actually, stupidly, burning their albums. And because humans are herd animals it spread.
That was a great collection and I hadn't thought about all of their songs that were influenced by the Beatles. Who doesn't love the Beatles? I think the brothers were in Australia when their music career started taking off so the family moved to England and the rest is history. How tragic that the twins passed away so young (relatively), I'm just glad that I got to see them live. Amazing harmonies.
Cuando escucho a estas criaturitas cantar "please,please me" y lo hacen tan fabuloso con apenas 12 años los divinos twins ..y todo lo que fue el supuesto fracaso de Sgt Pepper...yo no puedo más que adorar a los GIBB, por ejemplo el ',Oh, darling " por ROBIN , a mi gusto, supera la versión original...ELLOS TODO LO MEJORAN...LOS AMOOOOOO... SU HISTORIA, SUS TALENTOS, BELLEZA Y HUMILDAD...SON SUPERIORES!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Please Please Me 0:00 From Me to You 0:13 Ticket to Ride 0:30 You Won't See Me 0:54 Paperback Writer 1:18 A Day in the Life 1:47 Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite 1:56 Carry That Weight (2x) 2:03 Golden Slumbers 2:30 Sun King 2:50 She Came In Through the Bathroom Window (2x) 3:02 It's Getting Better 3:46 Good Morning, Good Morning 3:51 I Want You (She's So Heavy) 3:59 Polythene Pam 4:19 Nowhere Man 4:32 Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 4:50 She's Leaving Home 5:13 With A Little Help from My Friends 5:39 Because 5:52 Oh! Darling 6:13 If I Fell 6:46 I Need You 7:08 I'll Be Back (2x) 7:37 This Boy 8:15 She Loves You 8:51 Hey Jude (ft. Wilson Pickett) 9:25
That soundtrack was the first time hearing a lot of those songs for me as well! I was heavily into the Beatles as a teen in the early 90s and found that soundtrack on 8 track haha great vid, thanks for the upload!
Barry singing Hey Jude is magistral! BRAVO As for me Bee Gees sing Beatles better than Beatles . Bee Gees have the best harmonies ever. I love Bee Gees. Barry is always my fav 😍🔥
Fab document about the roots and inborn talent of the Bee Gees. I can see them playing 45s over and over trying to suss out three harmony parts, and singing in bed in the dark before sleep. I wish I had gotten strict vocal training in church choir and glee club.
I saw the Bee Gees movie, "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in the theater as a young man. It was pretty goofy, but really, it was kind of clever the way they knitted the songs together to make a narrative.😉
Oh my gosh….BARRY!! That HAIR, that MOUTH. UGH - he was the first time a man ever made me feel happy just looking at him and hearing him sing. WOW! Saw them live at 16yrs and I was smitten. What a show!! Isn’t it odd that Maurice and Robin were twins but were not identical. And Barry was the oldest while Andy was the youngest and they not only looked virtually identical, they had the same SOUND!! It was a bit freaky, really. The baby of the family was so troubled and was taken way too young. If only he had been able to get help with the alcohol, he could’ve easily been alive today. What a loss. Now only Barry remains and I’d bet a goodly sum that he’s been packed and ready for several yrs. May your end come painlessly in your sleep. I have plans to find you in Heaven to hear your voices (and your brothers’) in song. ❤🐈
I knew they covered the Beatles but wow !!! So many wonderful tracks. Elvis and Frank santria also covered the Beatles! No AI needed just some simple nods to the up and coming singers!
True but so many great artists also covered and still are covering the beegees. Elvis, Nina Simone, staple singers, Janis Joplin, Conway twitty,Olivia Newton John, hank Williams jr,ozzy Osborne, Michael bolton lol you get the point but there is hundreds more
This video is truly a rarity. The soundtrack and movie of Bee Gees’ Sgt Pepper was such flop that it left a negative impact on The Bee Gees at that time and also destroyed rockstar Peter Frampton’s career which never recovered till this day. Robert Stigwood of RSO label, who came up with this idea, decided to remove all media traces of this project including any current streaming platforms. So to all viewers, enjoy this while it’s still up.
I can see why they had Robin sing the lead on a lot of these songs. There's definitely a certain quality to his voice that suits the songs better than Barry's singing style I feel like. He's almost got a Beatles-like sound to his tone on some of these tracks. This was a very fascinating journey through the past of the brothers Gibb. I still think it's a shame that Andy passed away not long before he was about to become a full-time member of the band proper.
@@resireg Well, yes, he was considerably younger so he wasn't able to join them, but he was close to his brothers still, particularly Barry, who helped rescue a lot of his songs, especially his third solo album. As I understand it they had considered having Andy join them as part of the Bee Gees proper, but his struggles with addiction made him spiral too far and the impact of his passing was felt by all three brothers and really shook them. Barry seemed to feel partly like his family sort of pushing him into music based off the Bee Gees' success was partly responsible for him going down the path he did too.
@@Cool70sfreak Barry Gibb one day was offended one day when they asked him how does it feel to be the last remaining Gibb. He said his mother and sister were alive, so were his nieces and nephews. So I think they try to associate Andy with Bee Gees, when they were actually two separate acts. I think the family had more money when raising Andy,.so his life experience was more spoiled than Barry, Maurice and Robinz who were working since they were children
I did the same thing with "The Everly Brothers Sing Country Hits". lol What did I know? I grew up singing along with that album and they did such an excellent job at it that looking back I'm not surprised that I thought that they were their hits.
I was never a fan of the Bee Gees... not at all. Absolutely not. Zero. But it seems to me extremely generous, honest, healthy, and positive to recognize what you like and admire. Even more so to pay tribute to it. That should be the spirit, that's the attitude. As you mentioned in the video, many people might have gotten to know the Beatles through them. In the case of the Beatles, one might think of Electric Light Orchestra, Oasis, L. Cravitz... in the case of the Bee Gees, I knew of them, but I had no idea they were so massive. In any case, it's about getting inspired, sharing, modifying, combining... influencing, spreading. That's the idea. Also playing together... and as the great Chick Corea (another totally different style) said in his posthumous letter: never forget to have fun making music. Without loving their music, they have earned my appreciation and valuation. Greetings and many thanks to the Bee Gees. And to this channel for letting me know about this!
Many people don't know that the Bee Gees are English. They spent much of their teenage years in Australia before returning to England during the British Invasion.
WOW THE BEE GEES DID SO MANY BEATLE SONGS I HAD NO IDEA
Stigwood exploiting better songwriters.
From memory they did an entire 1 hour album of Sgt. Pepper's which included Steve Martin doing "Maxwell's Silver Hammer".
I was fully expecting this to be an AI cover but knowing it's all real makes it so much better
yes it was a film called sgt peppers lonley hearts club band. it is actually quite a decent film. i whould reccomend it cos its so unpredictable. @@AstrosElectronicsLab
New to me also.....they're good.
People don’t realize the Beegees were not a “disco band”. They were established musicians long before the late 70’s when Saturday Night Fever catapulted them to fame .
The Bee Gees themselves never thought of it a disco phase, more of an R&B phase. The word "disco" rose because these R&B songs were incidentally well suited for nightclubs in 1970s
Exacto por fin alguien lo dijo y gracias por decirlo.
Los bee gees es tan grande como los beatles
Too bad they fell victim to the lowest common denominator virus.
I was listening to them singing Massachusetts and words long before disco, but if someone says disco they were that too. They were a terrible group no matter what anyone says.
It's a legend's tribute to another legend. That's it.
My heart aches so bad. All of my love.
@jawul Well said!
The Beatles originally sang the songs of their favourite musicians.
It's the media, so I doubt "that's it". They were probably trying to disorient the public on the beatles sound, so people wouldn't notice as easily when they replace a beatle here or there.
@@ShetDefrentlyStudiosMan I really thought the Paul is dead theorists were a dead breed. Keep on theorizing
I didn't know The Bee Gees love The Beatles. This is TOO cool.
they were the reason they went to England, the second british invasion like boosted their careers but let me tell you something else that is interesting
Did you know they played in Australia before England and America? Bet ya didn't know that one :D
@@soupahsanic6790 Who played in Australia before England and America?
@@Denise-g3u The Bee Gees were growing up in Australia from 1958 to 1967 learning their trade before trying their luck in England.
everybody love Beatles!
I think pretty much everyone does, they are pretty much the fathers of modern rock.
This is the mix of all I like
Bee Gees were the only act who could match the Beatles vocals PERIOD
Definitely ! Their style added beauty by every style of their heartful pronunciation of each heartfelt originally exhibited style with original feelings conveyed.
Yes they matched the Beatles.
Yes they matched the Beatles. Roy Orbison matched Elvis
I appreciate great creative singers with words sang (with precious feeling)
I appreciate original singers with talent while they express a song in a unique beautiful way !
"Oh! Darling" is easily my favorite. I just love how Robin turns it into a lullaby compared to John/Paul's more aggressive vocals.
Paul’s.
La voz original es de Paul, con coros de.John y George.
"You won't see me" is excellent. Their Beatles medley on The Midnight Special was amazing, especially "This Boy" with that vibrato, something The Beatles (actually most singers lacked). Too bad the "Sergeant Pepper" movie was such a stinker. The music was great. Mo and Robin didn't get a chance to add their bit to "Hey Jude" even though Wilson Pickett turned to Mo and said "You got it" but Barry kept on singing!!!
I am continually impressed by the quality of their work from such a young age. Robin's vibrato and those brotherly harmonies take it to the next level.
I love this performance of "Hey Jude" and I agree that it would have been nice to hear Maurice and Robin sing a part, but they were having a great time anyway! 😁
Well said, Q, well said.
That's because Barry couldn't keep his nose out of the limelight enough for the other two to get a word in edge wise. If you've seen some of the interviews Robin is just livid every time Barry interrupts him
@@tonielliott8659 You are talking bulls**t and untruths!
@@tonielliott8659 es verdad, Barry siempre fue insoportable, de ahí las diferencias que tuvieron con Robin, y bien justificadas, la mejor voz de los Bee Gees fue Robin y Barry nunca lo respeto ni le dió espacio, lo mismo con Morris!
That version of From Me To You is absolutely amazing!
i totally Agree. I just cant find it anywhere... do you have a link perhaps?
@@generaldererdnuss7946 Sadly, I don't have one, but I'd love one too!
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Ticket to ride gave me chills, sounds like the real thing
Fabolous !!! Bee Gees were a great fan of Fab Four !!
Robin Gibb does a great job in place of Lennon.
Every inflection.
Love his voice.
If you've not heard
Saved by the bell,
go listen.
That early cover of Paperback writer and that guitar riff is really a bit of a surprise.
I didn’t expect them to cover songs like “I want you” “because” and so many other lesser known tracks.
Good observation! The way the Sgt. Pepper soundtrack came about was the Bee Gees' manager, Robert Stigwood, had purchased the rights to use 29 Beatles songs in a Broadway show. Along with some more famous tracks, Stigwood had bought the rights to some lesser-known songs. He was determined to get his money's worth, so he hired a writer and turned it into a movie. I doubt he got his money's worth of returns, though.
i want you and because are "lesser known tracks" ?
I really love when the Bee Gees did: If I Fell In Love With You, sounded so great !want to play it over and over again.
They earned every note, every second, every moment, every bit of their efforts, and will forever be enshrined in the Pantheon.
Their voices don't sound authentic.
How beautifully put!
You could say… every second every minute?
@@marklovett7427 Absolute BS.
I didn't know they were such a big beatles fan, wow
You see the photos and think they went from pre-teen to 50s and that makes you believe they were around for a VERY long time but then you realize that they were probably only in their 20s in those photos.
They had been performing since Barry was 9 and the twins were 6. By the time Barry was 15 and he was a professional songwriter.
This is one the best reasons to be OK with getting older, MUSIC! It takes you back a place in time when life was more innocent, kind, and less cruel. At least for me. Music transcends us, and for me I love both groups. The Bee Gees, will always be my favorite! So, many thanks 😊.
I don’t think any group ever pulled off Beatles harmonies as well as these guys, not even the Beach Boys
I’m someone who grew up with the Beatles. They are by far the greatest group ever. The fact that the Bee Gees played and sang their music is a great tribute to the Beatles. The Bee Gees were also a “super group”.
They followed trends rather than created them. A handful of good songs thats it!
I thought that the movie was a tribute to the Beetles. I liked it.
@@marklovett7427 Who followed the trends? If you are talking about the Bee Gees, then you are very wrong.
TE- RRI- FIC..!!!!! I love The Beatles and I love The Bee Gees..! This was a wonderful surprise! Thanks for sharing!
Maurice 也懂打鼓，真的多才多藝！
Yes, Mo was the technician of the three of them. Barry said that as soon as they would go into a studio Mo learned everything to do with the equipment. Mo explained the reason why he was in very few of their home movies. It was he was behind the camera. They would make up scenario's and film them.
The Wilson Pickett colab at the end is FIRE 🔥!
A mutuality of musical admiration, which is sadly not given airplay🙏🏽👍🏾👋🏽♥️
Its not given AIRPLAY because they suck playing the Beatles.
@@marklovett7427 Grow up. If you don't like the Bee Gees, why are you even posting here.
Bee- geatles. Of course they adored them, who doesn't?
That was such a trip seeing young Robin especially. Had no idea any of this existed. Thanks for sharing!
Out of massive love and respect, they emulate their idols
oh! Bee Gees love Beatles so much?
ビージーズはビートルズがこんなに大好きか。
amaging!
Thank you for that video. I never knew they sang Beatles songs at all. I‘m a Beatles-Fan since childhood. The BeeGees came much later in my live.
what i love is hearing them cover the beatles as they evolve their sound
I always liked Maurice's lead vocal on Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite.
Maurice is always doing something in the background :D
Wow Wilson Pickett sure has some pipes
As did Barry Gibb!
@@kthor Indeed
Loving their versions of beatles songs, wholesome covers ❤
I always thought that disco was the worst thing to happen to them musically anyway. I understand they had a very successful career in disco but even as disco died they got stuck as the poster child disco super group. I personally think their other music is superior. These guys were very talented and this video just proves, the sad part is 99 present of people in the world will never hear them perform music like this and will hear only the disco stuff. I think at this point Barry is the only brother alive and he's happy signing staying alive to his fans. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this wonderful video and sharing it with the world.
There is no such thing as disco. All it is is music that you could dance to. Every generation has dance music and this was no different. What so many people don't seem to realize, or simply ignore, is that when Stigwood asked them for some songs for a movie he was producing, he was given songs that had ALREADY been written for their next album. The Bee Gees were at the top of their game during that time. The fact that their songs dominated the Top 10 for quite a while confirms that. People don't buy records if they don't like the music. They had been prolific songwriters for about 15 years, as a group.
As for the so-called backlash, it was mostly done by DJ's because it got them attention and music publishers, songwriters, and artists who were jealous that their songwriting was so good that their songs dominated the Top 10. The other part of the backlash is that people are herd animals. Singly they are just fine, but in a group they are very easily lead. That's what happened here. The DJ's were promoting Bee Gees free weekends. Then it went to actually, stupidly, burning their albums. And because humans are herd animals it spread.
Their version of "She's So Heavy" is awesome with all the harmonies!
That was a great collection and I hadn't thought about all of their songs that were influenced by the Beatles. Who doesn't love the Beatles? I think the brothers were in Australia when their music career started taking off so the family moved to England and the rest is history. How tragic that the twins passed away so young (relatively), I'm just glad that I got to see them live. Amazing harmonies.
That is a great video. Thank you.
I knew the Bee Gees covered some Beatles songs, but I had no idea, it was this many.
They smelled a quick buck covering their songs. Every song they covered they destroyed.. No wonder the "Beatles" movie they did failed so miserably
Cuando escucho a estas criaturitas cantar "please,please me" y lo hacen tan fabuloso con apenas 12 años los divinos twins ..y todo lo que fue el supuesto fracaso de Sgt Pepper...yo no puedo más que adorar a los GIBB, por ejemplo el ',Oh, darling " por ROBIN , a mi gusto, supera la versión original...ELLOS TODO LO MEJORAN...LOS AMOOOOOO... SU HISTORIA, SUS TALENTOS, BELLEZA Y HUMILDAD...SON SUPERIORES!!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love bee gees singing ticket to ride
Pure Gold Here!
Increíbles 🎉🎉🎉🎉 ..gracias por compartir
11/16/1978 - Bee Gees, Peter Frampton and Billy Preston debut in the cinema with the film "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band".
What a great find! Had no idea Bee Gess covered so many Beatles songs! Interesting covers! Thanks for sharing!
Never heard in60 years(am 78] ,love it. ....thank you 🤘🏽
Спасибо! Очень хорошая подборка. Получил большое удовольствие. Прекрасное исполнение прекрасных песен.
Please Please Me 0:00
From Me to You 0:13
Ticket to Ride 0:30
You Won't See Me 0:54
Paperback Writer 1:18
A Day in the Life 1:47
Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite 1:56
Carry That Weight (2x) 2:03
Golden Slumbers 2:30
Sun King 2:50
She Came In Through the Bathroom Window (2x) 3:02
It's Getting Better 3:46
Good Morning, Good Morning 3:51
I Want You (She's So Heavy) 3:59
Polythene Pam 4:19
Nowhere Man 4:32
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band 4:50
She's Leaving Home 5:13
With A Little Help from My Friends 5:39
Because 5:52
Oh! Darling 6:13
If I Fell 6:46
I Need You 7:08
I'll Be Back (2x) 7:37
This Boy 8:15
She Loves You 8:51
Hey Jude (ft. Wilson Pickett) 9:25
Thanks! I just added this to the description.
That soundtrack was the first time hearing a lot of those songs for me as well! I was heavily into the Beatles as a teen in the early 90s and found that soundtrack on 8 track haha great vid, thanks for the upload!
Pretty cool stuff, and I think the Bee Gees actually improved on the original version of "Good Morning."
"A Day in the Life" was excellent, too.
One of my favorite groups..bee gees😊
Thanks that was great watching Maureen...Robyn and Maree....bought back the old days !!
This is awesome 😎 as i only knew the Bee Gees music 🎶 from the 70s i didn't know they covered the Beatles so well this is amazing
When Barry was singing hey Jude I remembered George Michael rip
Barry singing Hey Jude is magistral! BRAVO As for me Bee Gees sing Beatles better than Beatles . Bee Gees have the best harmonies ever. I love Bee Gees. Barry is always my fav 😍🔥
Which is clearly nonsensical.
Fab document about the roots and inborn talent of the Bee Gees. I can see them playing 45s over and over trying to suss out three harmony parts, and singing in bed in the dark before sleep. I wish I had gotten strict vocal training in church choir and glee club.
I can see the happiness of Bee gees face when they sing Beatles Songs ..
Voces hermosas. Naturalmente mezcladas armonias perfectas y además siempre sonriendo ❤
Super collection! Thank you for the pleasure!
👏👍🤩🎼💪✌
Sounds surprisingly like Paul in "You won't see me". 😁
I am glad someone else besides me who figured it out. Like I said the Brothers Gibb are more than disco.
I like their version of "Oh, Darlin'" maybe better than the Beatles. Really nice job on "This Boy" as well.
THAT SOUNDED SO GOOD WTF
I saw the Bee Gees movie, "Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" in the theater as a young man. It was pretty goofy, but really, it was kind of clever the way they knitted the songs together to make a narrative.😉
The title of the movie is not very appealing
Thank you for this !!!!!! beautiful !!
Oh my gosh….BARRY!! That HAIR, that MOUTH. UGH - he was the first time a man ever made me feel happy just looking at him and hearing him sing. WOW! Saw them live at 16yrs and I was smitten. What a show!!
Isn’t it odd that Maurice and Robin were twins but were not identical. And Barry was the oldest while Andy was the youngest and they not only looked virtually identical, they had the same SOUND!! It was a bit freaky, really. The baby of the family was so troubled and was taken way too young. If only he had been able to get help with the alcohol, he could’ve easily been alive today.
What a loss.
Now only Barry remains and I’d bet a goodly sum that he’s been packed and ready for several yrs.
May your end come painlessly in your sleep. I have plans to find you in Heaven to hear your voices (and your brothers’) in song.
❤🐈
This was fun ! Thanks ..😁
Great cover of Getting better!!!
Nice montage. That Wilson Pickett bit is everything 👌
Incríveis... como sempre criativos 🎶🎵🎼 e maravilhosos ❤🌷
I knew they covered the Beatles but wow !!! So many wonderful tracks. Elvis and Frank santria also covered the Beatles! No AI needed just some simple nods to the up and coming singers!
True but so many great artists also covered and still are covering the beegees. Elvis, Nina Simone, staple singers, Janis Joplin, Conway twitty,Olivia Newton John, hank Williams jr,ozzy Osborne, Michael bolton lol you get the point but there is hundreds more
Amazing.
Did not know they started this young
Started out in 1958
They started actually getting paid for singing when Barry was 9 and the twins were 6. Barry was a professional songwriter by the time he was 15.
Wow! I love this!!
Incredible voices!
The beatles e bee gees maravilhosos maravilhosos 😂😂😂😂😂👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you for posting this! I would love to see the full version of each songs compiled when you have time!
Good idea! I'll make a playlist
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@@beegeesjam Thank you for the playlist ♡ Now I can listen to it anytime ^^
Amazing
Two of my favourite groups ever so I love this crossover
Saudades imensa desse tempo que não volta AMO ROBIN GIBB pra eternidade ♾️❤❤❤❤❤😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Que bom mistura legal 🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊
I love you brother. All of you awesome.
ビージーズはやはり小さな恋のメロディが最高です。
Amazing! Thank You!
This video is truly a rarity. The soundtrack and movie of Bee Gees’ Sgt Pepper was such flop that it left a negative impact on The Bee Gees at that time and also destroyed rockstar Peter Frampton’s career which never recovered till this day. Robert Stigwood of RSO label, who came up with this idea, decided to remove all media traces of this project including any current streaming platforms. So to all viewers, enjoy this while it’s still up.
I can see why they had Robin sing the lead on a lot of these songs. There's definitely a certain quality to his voice that suits the songs better than Barry's singing style I feel like. He's almost got a Beatles-like sound to his tone on some of these tracks. This was a very fascinating journey through the past of the brothers Gibb. I still think it's a shame that Andy passed away not long before he was about to become a full-time member of the band proper.
Andy was never a Bee Gee. He was much younger, so he was never close to the Gibb brothers at all
@@resireg Well, yes, he was considerably younger so he wasn't able to join them, but he was close to his brothers still, particularly Barry, who helped rescue a lot of his songs, especially his third solo album.
As I understand it they had considered having Andy join them as part of the Bee Gees proper, but his struggles with addiction made him spiral too far and the impact of his passing was felt by all three brothers and really shook them. Barry seemed to feel partly like his family sort of pushing him into music based off the Bee Gees' success was partly responsible for him going down the path he did too.
@@Cool70sfreak Barry Gibb one day was offended one day when they asked him how does it feel to be the last remaining Gibb. He said his mother and sister were alive, so were his nieces and nephews. So I think they try to associate Andy with Bee Gees, when they were actually two separate acts. I think the family had more money when raising Andy,.so his life experience was more spoiled than Barry, Maurice and Robinz who were working since they were children
Clicked the video expecting an AI version but was pleasantly surprised to see it’s actually a selection of covers
One more evidence on how great composers were The Beatles!
And the bee gees were even better
good work put into this
I bought the BEE GEES Sgt Pepper album when I was 8 years old and thought it was their music for years. Until high school.
I did the same thing with "The Everly Brothers Sing Country Hits". lol What did I know? I grew up singing along with that album and they did such an excellent job at it that looking back I'm not surprised that I thought that they were their hits.
"ill be back" is my favorite of John's Beatle songs. I THINK , ANYWAY.!!!!!
Good Morning, Good Morning is great! Such energy!
Beautiful!
I love it!
I was never a fan of the Bee Gees... not at all. Absolutely not. Zero.
But it seems to me extremely generous, honest, healthy, and positive to recognize what you like and admire. Even more so to pay tribute to it.
That should be the spirit, that's the attitude.
As you mentioned in the video, many people might have gotten to know the Beatles through them.
In the case of the Beatles, one might think of Electric Light Orchestra, Oasis, L. Cravitz... in the case of the Bee Gees, I knew of them, but I had no idea they were so massive.
In any case, it's about getting inspired, sharing, modifying, combining... influencing, spreading. That's the idea.
Also playing together... and as the great Chick Corea (another totally different style) said in his posthumous letter: never forget to have fun making music.
Without loving their music, they have earned my appreciation and valuation.
Greetings and many thanks to the Bee Gees. And to this channel for letting me know about this!
I love Barry teeth hahaha
Bee Gees are the greatest.
Eine der größten Gruppen überhaupt.
Trop mignons les jumeaux
Un trio d'exception
Toujours au top ❤
Many people don't know that the Bee Gees are English. They spent much of their teenage years in Australia before returning to England during the British Invasion.