@@janetkneece8555 ...But a still young Robin already had the trademark voice that would bring them so much notice in the later 60's, you all notice that? He was a huge part of why they became so huge in that era...just sayin'. 😉
@@EarlJohn61 Yes she is in Australia and she does raise dogs but I don't know if they sing or not ! Lesley. She is the eldest in the family and has 7 children as far as I know.
Barry's hanging on in there huh? Old age sure is creeping up on the rest of us as well. And to think, "Staying Alive" was one of their most popular hits. Bless their Hearts.
@@robertd9850dude, Barry gibb has written more than 100 top 10 songs through the years, a lot of them for other artists. And the disco songs were imo definitely some of the best ones
@@pawelpap9 What are you talking about? "Please Please Me" is a Beatles song, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. It's also the title of their first album.
I guess they were a boy group before the name even existed....there was nothing fake, enhanced with these guys...they earned their success by hard work
I agree. Robin is personality plus. His Mum said he was a "fire bug" when he was a kid and Robin has said it as well. Glad he got out of that phase and turned it all around. Love Robin.
@sleepypie Brian Wilson, a life that could have been so much more. The vast majority of professional singer/songwriters, when asked “who is the greatest of all time”? never hesitate to answer “ Brian Wilson”. They all make the same answer when asked why they answered Brian Wilson......... “Listen to Good Vibrations”.
Robin..little stinker & show stealer.. lol Maurice so calm and collected Barry the lead.. Robin's voice so harmonic and angelic..RIP Maurice, Andy and Robin..The world misses you all..
The Bee Gees were remarkably talented at such a young age. They are true geniuses. I love the Bee Gees. RIP Robin, Maurice and Andy.. Barry Gibb is alive and well at 75 years old.
I know! I never realized that they were singing together that far back! Guess if I I had thought about it....growing up together..I just remember them being popular when I was a teenie bopper!
I never thought about that before. I also did not know that Maurice and Robin were fraternal twins. From Wikipedia, it looks like they would have been about about 14 years of age as opposed to Barry's 17.
Robin sure seems the most naturally musical of the 3 - rhythm and timing, especially. I’ve always loved his voice the best too. Seems the most clean and pure of them all but their blend as a group is phenomenal!
It’s cliche, but also untrue. I get what you’re saying....I’m a huge fan of 60s and 70s music in particular....but it’s just not true there is less talent now. @Richard Hewet comment is on point. People that say this are just commenting on the style of music they hear now not being to their taste. Nothing wrong with that, just don’t make the mistake of thinking it’s due to a lack of talent. Also, you’re not hearing all the crap that came out of past eras, that has been filtered out for you. I love the sentiment though.....good stuff here.
@@craigjordaens8366 most performers today wouldn’t exist without auto tune. If your voices isn’t good enough, just auto tune, you’ll be famous in a month.
There is still plenty of good vocal talent out there but we don't get to hear all of it, sadly the greater public only get to hear the stuff that makes big money. Market forces have put paid to hearing family groups like the early Bee Gees. I've been amazed at the vocal talent of some of the youngsters on programmes like 'The voice' etc but we rarely hear much of those after the tv series finishes.
Their walk off is the best thing to top their performance! 😂 Beautiful boys, so talented and so funny. The world was blessed with their generosity to share their art with us. ❤️
The earliest TV footage of them is from around 1960. They were embraced by the Australian entertainment and music industry who could see their talent. However, they weren't embraced so much by the record buying teenagers, until a few years later in 1966 when they started putting out some decent songs andrecordings.Record producer Nat Kipner was a big influence. Barry was writing lots of songs for other artists with some success, They perservered and went back to England where another Australian, Robert Stigwood gave them their big break with a recording contract soon after after arriving. The rest is history.
This looks like it's from an Australian show called Bandstand. I probably saw this when I was very young as I know my parents watched this show. When they went on to disco I just accepted them as "oh yeah - that's the Bee Gees" without realising what a great leap they had made from Australia, covering other peoples' songs, to England and then to the USA doing their own songs.
they started in 1955 as "The Rattlesnakes" a.k.a. "Wee Johnny Hayes and The Blue Cats" (Rock-n-Roll / Skiffle) with there friends/neighbours Paul Frost & Kenny Horrocks in Manchester (read about all of this : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rattlesnakes_(1955_band)
It's so hard to believe this cute trio would go on to be the music icons of the 70's, especially the Disco Era, with hits like "Stayin Alive", "How Deep is Your Love", "Tragedy" among others!
You should listen to all their hits in the 1960s before they adopted the falsetto voices. To Love Somebody, I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You, etc, etc.
I had never noticed before that Robin was the funniest and most cheerful of the brothers. And where could it be seen? What a pity that there is not enough such video, where they are in childhood, where they are kidding.
Barry Gibb was truly a talented singer. The different voice he adopted in the late 70's and 80's could never have been predicted from this performance.
Time when singing didn't need beauty, but rather rhythm, melody and harmony! Nowadays, only a little rhythm is beautiful, but everything else is missing!
And structure. The Beatles always put a bridge or "middle eight" in their songs. Today's top 40 is just mindless hooks, with no thought to letting the song build or breathe.
IKR 😔 young kids nowadays just don’t know what real music is, these guys were just fantastic. Memorable songs, withstood the test of time, still sing them in karaoke bars, we would sing driving in the family car or on school trips, in today’s music it’s all about cursing, sex and drugs, no talent, sad.
Barry says his biggest regrets is not being on good terms when his brothers died. It wasn't that bad, but there was a lull in their relationship when they died. Understandable when you're always working with family. Barry still gets emotional about it. He loved his brothers.
Smutne że dzisiaj został jedynie najstarszy z braci Barry,reszta rodzeństwa zmarła przedwcześnie dlatego takie perełki jak ten film cieszą fanów zespołu BEE GEES.
I remember when I was at primary school with them around the time they did this. Robin and Maurice were in the same class (Grades 5-6) as me at Cribb Island State School in Brisbane, before they moved to Redcliffe. They were showmen back then - Robin and Maurice would stage dummy fights in the schoolyard. It looked very real. Good times back then
un grupo novato en ese momento haciendo covers desde Australia cantando canciones de los beatles que en ese tiempo eran los mejores pero no se imaginaban que pocos años después serian también oídos en todo el mundo con sus hermosas compocisiones de barry gee de amor y luego de musica disco en resumen dos grandes monstruos de la musica beatles y bee genes saludos desde león guanajuato México covers de 1963 y ahora 22/08/2023 60 @ños después ya no están jhon lennon george harrison Mauro gee y robín gee
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I am a hardcore Beatles fan and know more then the average lad about them. I respect the bee gees and I would listen to them and this cover makes me like them even more.❤
Bee Gees, maybe like no other artist, had a gift to re-invent themselves. From the band in the sixties, they then surfed the disco era, then they come back even later, and so on. At one moment I was afraid that they would become a punk band.
They lost me when they switched from Satanic death heavy metal to Gangster rap and then to Appalachian country. I started to think they’ll copy anyone to make a quick buck....
Not to mention all of their work in the music industry that they did for other artists. They were more than just a band. I feel they were bigger than many realize. People thought they were just a disco band. They wrote songs for many people. They wrote the theme song for the movie Grease. Very talented family.
I remember seeing them often on Saturday afternoons on Australian Bandstand back in the sixties. Years later I was an architect on a remodeling project of a large house in Beverly Hills that the owners wanted to sell to the Bee Gees on the rumor that they were house hunting in LA. But as we know they opted to live in Miami. Brings back memories of years past.
@@davidlang1125 Lamb was popular then. Now it's all mince beef everywhere. Its a bit wrong. The bee gees helped a lot in that regard. Maurice was the main advisor to tell me what they thought. Good days! Thanks!
I'm here after watching the wonderful Bee Gees documentary on HBO. I love watching these old performances! So adorable, they really were something special
Yep, enough his family had to move to another country after he started one too many fires! lol! Okay, maybe it was only one really big one, but the way they tell it, it sounds like he was a bit of a firebug! 😆
No. We know they became stars, but there's nothing in this lame rendition of a song by a band (The Beatles) who, in turn, had still not made it really big, that allows anyone to say "aha! The world saw it coming!" Both The Beatles and The Bee Gees might have fizzled out into oblivion in early 1964.
@@javiergilvidal1558 Your comment make no sense at all, and I don't know why you want to muddy the discussion by bringing The Beatles into it. Sure, they might have fizzled, but they didn't. On the contrary, they were stars already (ahem, like, they're performing on a TV show?), and this performance is just one sound byte of years of successful "child star" career, followed by three more superstar careers including a world shattering stint on top of the world as the kings of disco. They didn't fizzle and they went on to stellar, sustained success, followed by superstardom on an astounding level. So, by definition, they were indeed destined for stardom at this point. You should find a different hobby, other than commenting on youtube videos because you can't keep up.
@@doxiemom95 - Barry said Robin was the funniest kid you could ever meet but the Hither Green train accident he was involved in when he was 17 really changed him. Over 50 people were killed and 78 severely injured. Robin helped rescue people. He saw a lot of dead and mangled people and a rail came through the window missing decapitating him by inches. The entire side of the car he was in was ripped off. There is an old video of it on You Tube. After that he became more somber, serious and introspective. Who knows, maybe the PTSD lead him to some drug use that was a problem in his 20's. Later he became a teetotaler and vegan (He was pretty buff in the 70's! Look at the Midnight Special videos from 1973)). A lot of the songs he wrote after that were pretty somber too. Although only a fraternal twin, when that happened and before they got the news Maurice said "Something happened to Robin!"
@@susieq7401 that is so interesting. My heart is drawn to Robin but also in reality I think Maurice was so attractive and amusing. Both of those guys were exceptional. Wait, Barry too. And Andy. What a family. And Barry is here alone. I adore them. Thank you so much for this insight.
I don't think you can tell by this bland rendition of the LenMac ditty that the BG's were talented. If anything, it exposes the weaknesses of the original song, and shows how talented The Beatles were in turning a throwaway into a fairly powerful work of art.
@@javiergilvidal1558 Does it matter that the little Bee Gees here, as teenagers, are nearly a full decade younger than The Beatles? Barry, the oldest, was 17 here, while Mo and Robin were 14. Lennon was 23 in '63, while Paul, 21, George, 20, and Ringo, 24. As the kids today are fond of mumbling....."just sayin'."
Just a unique group and always great! Don't know how you can make a song out of Massachusetts but they did it. The tragedy of Barry losing his three brothers at such young ages is one life's mysteries.
It's so interesting to see that even though the Beatles music had reached down under in 1963, the clothing and hairstyles were still 1950s Frankie Avalon... I remember this era and when the changes hit in Brooklyn, New York about a year later. The Vitalis and Brylcreem looks were suddenly out and the new cool look was the Mop Top!
Like your comment. I thought the doo wops were still around locally in the Brooklyn and Bronx areas through the mid-sixties. Chicago grease look continued into the end of the sixties in most south side high schools. Talented performers but prefer these ' 63 Bee Gees to the later versions,
The look really changed almost overnight in NYC after The Beatles played on Ed Sullivan. But there were always some who didn't change but those were mostly older guys and fathers. :) I recall seeing the Mod look become a thing around 1966; i.e. Andy Warhol, The Who, Lovin' Spoonful, The Rascals, and The Velvet Underground. In 67/68 long hair, facial hair, and hippy SF clothes became a thing with the NYC Woodstock generation...@@TheChitown5
In Chicago it depended what part of the city or suburb you were in. Sections of the Northside and Oak Park had the hippie look but ran into conflict with the gang oriented greasers. The Bee Gees greased look and continental slacks seen here was still in vogue where I went to high school through the late sixties. Never identified with the mop top look or music of the post Beatle era, although I understand the changes were necessary for free expression. Ironically, seventies groups from the same blue collar grease areas went totally British Invasion like Cryan Shames, Buckinghams, Chicago and Styx. The Brighton Park Kelly High School1970 yearbook where my cousin graduated on Chicago's southwest side looked like 1959. Guys with Elvis pompadours and girls with beehives. The south side Gousters black community nearby still sported processed hair, pleated pants, stacy adams shoes and stepped off of upbeat jazz, soul and doo wop cuts. @@robbrown4621
I get such a kick out of Robin, he couldn't have been 10 years old! Such confidence and professionalism for a little kid! He was a doll. Sorry these boys are gone.
I think as time goes on and people are discovering the wider repertoire of their music over decades, they are finally being recognized for the amazingly talented band that they were. I will love the BeeGees forever and ever and ever for as long as I live. They are truly special. 💛
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Barry: I'm gonna go be a rock star now mum.
Barbara: OK but take the twins with you.
Barry: Awwww...
Hahaha
HAHAHAAJA lol
Rock star?
pop star,,?
Disco star?
Their voices were deeper when they were kids.
Ohh wow man, you're right. haha, wow true.
The deep voice in this one surprised me.
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@@janetkneece8555Never heard that before, I actually like that song, sounds so much better than their later stuff 👍
@ScienceFraction Well, thats burst my Bee Gee bubble 😂
@@janetkneece8555 ...But a still young Robin already had the trademark voice that would bring them so much notice in the later 60's, you all notice that? He was a huge part of why they became so huge in that era...just sayin'. 😉
It’s ironic the oldest sibling would live the longest.
Why?
@@IzehiOmoike Age
@@IzehiOmoike I would say "sad" more than "ironic."
Very @@daydoe40s
The ending was hilarious😁
As a Beatles and a Bee Gees fan, this was fantastic!
As a fan of both bands, I totally agree with you! Loved this.
Oh .que .jovenes esta aqui .que tiempo tan felices🤴🤴🤴😍😍😍
This was fantastic. (Emphasis on the "period." )
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Yes 😃😇👍
Barry is the oldest of the four brothers and now the only one left!
And he was alone at the beginning
He has a sister somewhere who, according to Andy, raises singing dogs. 🐕🐕🐕
It's astonishing, to be honest.
@@EarlJohn61 Yes she is in Australia and she does raise dogs but I don't know if they sing or not ! Lesley. She is the eldest in the family and has 7 children as far as I know.
Barry's hanging on in there huh? Old age sure is creeping up on the rest of us as well. And to think, "Staying Alive" was one of their most popular hits. Bless their Hearts.
Robin is definitely not shy in front of the camera.
Hard to believe that these three would become the icons they became, and would fill the world with beautiful tunes that will go on forever.
I can't get the video portion to play. Will it play for you?? Thx⚘
Icons? They did disco. It was ok disco but still disco.
@@robertd9850dude, Barry gibb has written more than 100 top 10 songs through the years, a lot of them for other artists. And the disco songs were imo definitely some of the best ones
@@andersemil5541 Disco was horrible.
@@robertd9850god they have so many amazing songs that weren’t disco.
Seeing the little Bee Gees singing a Beatles song is something I never imagined I would see. I loved.
The Big Bee Gees sang a ton of Beatles songs in their Sgt. Pepper movie.
Indeed for me too😀😀😀
That's really great!
It’s not a Beatles song.
@@pawelpap9 What are you talking about? "Please Please Me" is a Beatles song, written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. It's also the title of their first album.
1:53 When Maurice went the wrong way lmao😂
You're Noob. Glad i saw youre comment, i didnt notice that before, classic 😂😂😂😂😂👍
I saw that too and wished it hadn’t cut off there. What happened? 😀
@@candyc.3163 ?????
jajajajaja.... funny
Do you think it was deliberate? I think it was ☺️ They did have great senses of humour 🥰
Don't forget to remember ... to walk off the right way!
Singing a Beatles tune from a group that will rival the Beatles in popularity.
Not even close
They could have been called Barry and the Bookends.
I have loved the Bee gees for 50 years. Just a little humor there. They loved good jokes.
Lol 😂 😎💂😎
One kid seems to be a foot taller !
yeah this made me laugh hard!
Ah thats so cute!!!😂😂😂😂
Haha :-D 😆
The end just killed me...Maurice's face sunk on Barry's chest...priceless! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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@@angelicaquirarte6156 I've watched this over and over to find an explanation why this sinking ever happened...there were good visibility.😆🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣kids!!
@@TheMoonchild1969 😂 same i love this video to much
Yeah 😂
Yeh...just noticed that. Hilarious!🤣
I guess they were a boy group before the name even existed....there was nothing fake, enhanced with these guys...they earned their success by hard work
Young as Robin is in this, he knows how to play to the camera--he's so adorable!
So cute. ✌🏼
adorable? punchable is more like it.
@@delacroix2007 Is there something wrong with your brain? It doesn't work properly? It's broken?
I was thinking the same thing! He's ready for the big time!
I agree. Robin is personality plus. His Mum said he was a "fire bug" when he was a kid and Robin has said it as well. Glad he got out of that phase and turned it all around. Love Robin.
I can’t believe Barry is the only surviving brother of the 4
Oddly, I believe he was the oldest.
It must be hard to see how all your brothers have died and you are singing alone.
@@juanantoniochamorrobarrien9731 I think so. My brother is all I have left.
Andy, the youngest, died first. That was super sad because the circumstances of his death were rather tragic
@sleepypie Brian Wilson, a life that could have been so much more. The vast majority of professional singer/songwriters, when asked “who is the greatest of all time”? never hesitate to answer “ Brian Wilson”. They all make the same answer when asked why they answered Brian Wilson......... “Listen to Good Vibrations”.
Haha I can’t take my eyes off Robin! What a little showman.
I think he was the most ambitious one according to Barry.
true. jajajajaj
True 🤭👌
not bad but I still prefer the Beatles version better
Can't deny that!
Boys of redcliffe. First seen nationally on the jonny okeefe show. 😊. 28/10/23. Geoff steele😊
Robin..little stinker & show stealer.. lol Maurice so calm and collected Barry the lead.. Robin's voice so harmonic and angelic..RIP Maurice, Andy and Robin..The world misses you all..
Before the fade, Barry, Robin, and Maurice bump into each other! 😂🤣
Barry and Robin start to go off stage left, but Maurice turns the wrong way and runs into Barry.
@@jb888888888 I think that was probably planned
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The Bee Gees were remarkably talented at such a young age. They are true geniuses. I love the Bee Gees. RIP Robin, Maurice and Andy.. Barry Gibb is alive and well at 75 years old.
Agree and share your RIP wishes 😢
YUP. None other ......
And also John and George of The Beatles 😔
they sound like chipmunks
Rip ole guns
I love the very end when the one one the right (Maurice??) turns the wrong way and walks into his brother Barry.
I’m honestly shocked how long it took me to come across these super early Bee Gees videos
Woah. I've never seen this huge disparity in their ages and sizes before.
I know! I never realized that they were singing together that far back! Guess if I I had thought about it....growing up together..I just remember them being popular when I was a teenie bopper!
I never thought about that before. I also did not know that Maurice and Robin were fraternal twins. From Wikipedia, it looks like they would have been about about 14 years of age as opposed to Barry's 17.
I always thought Robin and Maurice were the oldest. I love Robin's voice best, he's my favorite
So, this is just four years later? Seems hard to believe:
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@@gerrym.9354 Indeed. Thanks for the link.
Robin really playing to the camera ... So miss these brothers ...
Dude is amazing
Robin sure seems the most naturally musical of the 3 - rhythm and timing, especially. I’ve always loved his voice the best too. Seems the most clean and pure of them all but their blend as a group is phenomenal!
Robin pura ternura adorable tan chiquito
They have been singing for a long time. Now it only Barry left which is truly heartbreaking 😔😔😔😔
Why do I love their older stuff so much more than their Disco era?
Era mejor, sus mejores temas don de los años sesenta a setenta! Para mí gusto, en ese periodo hicieron muchas canciones, tenían menos de veinte años!
It’s so crazy seeing the Bee Gee brothers as kids, especially the two youngest. They sure did an awesome job of singing this old Classic though.
It wasn't an old classic when they sung it.
@@rickgeller6043 Thank you Captain Obvious
I'm gonna sound cliche but I dont think any of these new people can hold a candle to good ole fashion old school talent like this
Totally agrew bee gees one and oly
yeah people like you said those rock n roll people will never be as good as the big band sound
It’s cliche, but also untrue. I get what you’re saying....I’m a huge fan of 60s and 70s music in particular....but it’s just not true there is less talent now. @Richard Hewet comment is on point. People that say this are just commenting on the style of music they hear now not being to their taste. Nothing wrong with that, just don’t make the mistake of thinking it’s due to a lack of talent. Also, you’re not hearing all the crap that came out of past eras, that has been filtered out for you. I love the sentiment though.....good stuff here.
@@craigjordaens8366 most performers today wouldn’t exist without auto tune. If your voices isn’t good enough, just auto tune, you’ll be famous in a month.
There is still plenty of good vocal talent out there but we don't get to hear all of it, sadly the greater public only get to hear the stuff that makes big money. Market forces have put paid to hearing family groups like the early Bee Gees. I've been amazed at the vocal talent of some of the youngsters on programmes like 'The voice' etc but we rarely hear much of those after the tv series finishes.
Their walk off is the best thing to top their performance! 😂 Beautiful boys, so talented and so funny. The world was blessed with their generosity to share their art with us. ❤️
I wonder if that mishap was planned lol
@@CruceEntertainment - Yes. They always did a bit of comedy.
Na, von schön kann ja keine Rede sein 😂😂
It took me a while to notice that, so funny.
Love xxxxxx
I can't take my eyes of Robyn he looks so cheeky and really enjoying himself .
Which one is Robin?!
@@IzehiOmoike-me6qg The one with the most prominent teeth.
Wow, had no idea they started performing so young. They are extra cute too.
The earliest TV footage of them is from around 1960.
They were embraced by the Australian entertainment and music industry who could see their talent. However, they weren't embraced so much by the record buying teenagers, until a few years later in 1966 when they started putting out some decent songs andrecordings.Record producer Nat Kipner was a big influence. Barry was writing lots of songs for other artists with some success, They perservered and went back to England where another Australian, Robert Stigwood gave them their big break with a recording contract soon after after arriving. The rest is history.
They grew up in
Australia and performed on Australian TV often.
This looks like it's from an Australian show called Bandstand. I probably saw this when I was very young as I know my parents watched this show. When they went on to disco I just accepted them as "oh yeah - that's the Bee Gees" without realising what a great leap they had made from Australia, covering other peoples' songs, to England and then to the USA doing their own songs.
they started in 1955 as "The Rattlesnakes" a.k.a. "Wee Johnny Hayes and The Blue Cats"
(Rock-n-Roll / Skiffle) with there friends/neighbours Paul Frost & Kenny Horrocks in Manchester
(read about all of this : en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rattlesnakes_(1955_band)
Me either. I thought they started with Saturday Night Fever. Heard a song or two as a kid but never put it together. Mind blown!
Lets hope these boys keep making music, they are showing some pure talent here
Amazing how they went from this to larger than life..and that was after they'd been wild children, they've come a long way.
Only one still alive, the oldest
Only time will tell 🤔😁
Robin and Maurice passed on, so did Andy. Barry is the ONLY living Bee Gee
Is that suppose to be funny
Aa a Beatlemaniac, I totally loved this version of the early Bee Gees, but that accidental bump at the end is pure gold.
I‘m a hard rock fan. But the Bee Gees where, no, they are one of the great musicians this planet ever entered. Music for eternity.
Twins are adorable ❤Barry looking like a handsome young man
Just love them ❤❤❤
Yea!!!!😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
It's so hard to believe this cute trio would go on to be the music icons of the 70's, especially the Disco Era, with hits like "Stayin Alive", "How Deep is Your Love", "Tragedy" among others!
Very hard to imagined
You should listen to all their hits in the 1960s before they adopted the falsetto voices. To Love Somebody, I've Just Gotta Get a Message to You, etc, etc.
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I like I.O.IO ，MASSACUSETTE，THE SINGER SANG HIS SONG
@@joannedickie7863 I like I.O.IO
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1968 I Started A Joke
I had never noticed before that Robin was the funniest and most cheerful of the brothers. And where could it be seen? What a pity that there is not enough such video, where they are in childhood, where they are kidding.
Barry said "Robin had a wit that NOBODY could compete with".
Barry Gibb was truly a talented singer. The different voice he adopted in the late 70's and 80's could never have been predicted from this performance.
🎶🗣"I'm Stayin ALIVE!!!"
1/1/77
The twins voices hadn't even changed and who could have predicted their voices as men?
Robin had such amazing stage presence. He really looked like he loved performing.
It feels like Robin is looking right at me!
I just love the very end of the scene, colliding together......
Если в человеке есть музыка, она в нем с рождения.
Not dubbed, not electronically enhanced, not auto tuned, etc. Boy! I miss those days!
It's still pretty gay though and just a copy of someone else's music.
Every one of the videos gets this comment. And no cell phones, am I right?
No microphones. Amazing!!
@@malkamusik I think they are simply lipsynching their own studio recording that was not overdubbed, enhanced, auto tuned, etc. Talent!
Time when singing didn't need beauty, but rather rhythm, melody and harmony! Nowadays, only a little rhythm is beautiful, but everything else is missing!
Or, lip sync.
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And structure. The Beatles always put a bridge or "middle eight" in their songs. Today's top 40 is just mindless hooks, with no thought to letting the song build or breathe.
Robin was digging it even back then. Wow.
No pensé encontrar un vídeo de Los Bee Gees tan jovencitos cantando una canción de The Beatles,muy bueno me gustó.😀
Imagine how emotional Berry gibb would be if he watched this nowdays after his two little brothers have gone
😥🙏
IKR 😔 young kids nowadays just don’t know what real music is, these guys were just fantastic. Memorable songs, withstood the test of time, still sing them in karaoke bars, we would sing driving in the family car or on school trips, in today’s music it’s all about cursing, sex and drugs, no talent, sad.
Barry*
Barry says his biggest regrets is not being on good terms when his brothers died. It wasn't that bad, but there was a lull in their relationship when they died. Understandable when you're always working with family. Barry still gets emotional about it. He loved his brothers.
@@xenomorph42 yeah I know tell me about it that's why I got into older groups anyway
You can see Barry's teeth weren't as perfect as they were in the 70's and there after.
These videos of their younger days are priceless.
"Hollywood teeth"
Smutne że dzisiaj został jedynie najstarszy z braci Barry,reszta rodzeństwa zmarła przedwcześnie dlatego takie perełki jak ten film cieszą fanów zespołu BEE GEES.
I remember when I was at primary school with them around the time they did this. Robin and Maurice were in the same class (Grades 5-6) as me at Cribb Island State School in Brisbane, before they moved to Redcliffe. They were showmen back then - Robin and Maurice would stage dummy fights in the schoolyard. It looked very real. Good times back then
They are so adorable especially Robin
Haha.. robin was just a crybaby
@@theking5620 - You again? F**k off bozzo and get a life away from mommy's basement.
貴重な映像ありがとうございます😊
There harmonies and talent are unmatched. As a Beatles and BeeGees fan, this was amazing. Mo, Robin you are truly missed.
Their not there dummy
un grupo novato en ese momento haciendo covers desde Australia cantando canciones de los beatles que en ese tiempo eran los mejores pero no se imaginaban que pocos años después serian también oídos en todo el mundo con sus hermosas compocisiones de barry gee de amor y luego de musica disco en resumen dos grandes monstruos de la musica beatles y bee genes saludos desde león guanajuato México covers de 1963 y ahora 22/08/2023 60 @ños después ya no están jhon lennon george harrison Mauro gee y robín gee
I considered Andy a bee gee , R.I.P brothers Gibb
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The immense talent of the Bee Gee's is indisputable, but honestly, this is a crappy version of a great song.
I am a hardcore Beatles fan and know more then the average lad about them. I respect the bee gees and I would listen to them and this cover makes me like them even more.❤
Is Robin the most adorable thing ever? Yes!
Ahogy megszólal a zene, minden porcikájában izeg-mozog,mosolyog,ragyog!A legjobb a csapatban!A kedvencem!
Maurice !!!
@@usualsuspect5197 Természetes,mindenkinek más az izlése,de én Robinra gondoltam a fenti kommentben!
@@picihorvath3032
Maurice est mon petit préféré !! Mais Barry et Robin sont super mignon aussi !!!
J'adore les BeeGees !!!!
💕💕💕💕
He always was.
Bee Gees, maybe like no other artist, had a gift to re-invent themselves. From the band in the sixties, they then surfed the disco era, then they come back even later, and so on. At one moment I was afraid that they would become a punk band.
They lost me when they switched from Satanic death heavy metal to Gangster rap and then to Appalachian country. I started to think they’ll copy anyone to make a quick buck....
Worse than a punk band, they become rappers. Gotta find a way to make some money.
No
Lol that caught me off guard.
Not to mention all of their work in the music industry that they did for other artists. They were more than just a band. I feel they were bigger than many realize. People thought they were just a disco band. They wrote songs for many people. They wrote the theme song for the movie Grease. Very talented family.
The Bee Gees legacy will live for a very long time.
Forever
Harmonies are fabulous. They wrote most of their music
Amazing even then. We didn’t have a clue of what was to come.
No
Yes. Their Music career spand DECADES.
I remember seeing them often on Saturday afternoons on Australian Bandstand back in the sixties. Years later I was an architect on a remodeling project of a large house in Beverly Hills that the owners wanted to sell to the Bee Gees on the rumor that they were house hunting in LA. But as we know they opted to live in Miami.
Brings back memories of years past.
@@davidlang1125 Lamb was popular then. Now it's all mince beef everywhere. Its a bit wrong. The bee gees helped a lot in that regard. Maurice was the main advisor to tell me what they thought. Good days! Thanks!
@@iamfantastic.iamgreat3649 help me understand your comment about lamb?
I'm here after watching the wonderful Bee Gees documentary on HBO. I love watching these old performances! So adorable, they really were something special
What’s the name of the documentary?
Robin is the standout in this performance. Wow! What charisma.
Robin and his teeth are the most adorable thing about this! It's amazing how much Barry looks and sounds like Andy here!
Did he get them fixed later? Or just grow into them? Because I don’t remember them being that prominent as an adult
@@suzykendallosborne Probably got them fix yeah. With all that stardom money and fame they rightfully deserved.
@@suzykendallosborne They all got their teeth fixed eventually. You can compare childhood pix/videos with adult ones.
Robin with that sparkle of mischief in his eye. I bet he was a handful.
KarBen 2020 - The police in Manchester thought so. :)
Yep, enough his family had to move to another country after he started one too many fires! lol! Okay, maybe it was only one really big one, but the way they tell it, it sounds like he was a bit of a firebug! 😆
@@vampyre4me That's true, but Barry was often his partner in crime. Robin was the instigator though. Mo was the good one!
@@vampyre4me - He was...
I had no idea the Bee Gees started this young! Great talent from an early age!
Non mi stanco mai di vederli e sentirli , sia da grandi e da piccoli ....
They were destined for stardom!!!
I think they were also dentisted for stardom
@@bman342a lol!!! I think you’re right
No. We know they became stars, but there's nothing in this lame rendition of a song by a band (The Beatles) who, in turn, had still not made it really big, that allows anyone to say "aha! The world saw it coming!" Both The Beatles and The Bee Gees might have fizzled out into oblivion in early 1964.
@@javiergilvidal1558 Your comment make no sense at all, and I don't know why you want to muddy the discussion by bringing The Beatles into it. Sure, they might have fizzled, but they didn't. On the contrary, they were stars already (ahem, like, they're performing on a TV show?), and this performance is just one sound byte of years of successful "child star" career, followed by three more superstar careers including a world shattering stint on top of the world as the kings of disco. They didn't fizzle and they went on to stellar, sustained success, followed by superstardom on an astounding level. So, by definition, they were indeed destined for stardom at this point. You should find a different hobby, other than commenting on youtube videos because you can't keep up.
@@TheLarryBrown ... Also i believe he was referring to the Beatles 🐞 song? 🎸🎶🎵🎼 and whenever else he said? Lol 😂
Clearly, Robin was the most animated of the boys. He always was the show-off, in a great way, of the trio!
Kathy - Yet he was much more subdued later.
@@susieq7401 I know, I've been watching some videos and he really changed his style. Like he was sad or something. I wonder what he was thinking.
@@doxiemom95 - Barry said Robin was the funniest kid you could ever meet but the Hither Green train accident he was involved in when he was 17 really changed him. Over 50 people were killed and 78 severely injured. Robin helped rescue people. He saw a lot of dead and mangled people and a rail came through the window missing decapitating him by inches. The entire side of the car he was in was ripped off. There is an old video of it on You Tube. After that he became more somber, serious and introspective. Who knows, maybe the PTSD lead him to some drug use that was a problem in his 20's. Later he became a teetotaler and vegan (He was pretty buff in the 70's! Look at the Midnight Special videos from 1973)). A lot of the songs he wrote after that were pretty somber too. Although only a fraternal twin, when that happened and before they got the news Maurice said "Something happened to Robin!"
@@susieq7401 that is so interesting. My heart is drawn to Robin but also in reality I think Maurice was so attractive and amusing. Both of those guys were exceptional. Wait, Barry too. And Andy. What a family. And Barry is here alone. I adore them. Thank you so much for this insight.
I used to love watching them on The Midnight Special. They were all real characters.
Thank you for this old Video. 😊
I am 63.
Can't be too many groups with this kind of longevity.
Really fabulous performance from little Bee Gees
They were so young back then still growing into their teeth, Bless them. One of the best ever.
"Their" teeth?
@@augmentedkeys5971 HUH?
That's adorable
So talented at a young age.
Love little Robin. Very happy, nice Bee Gees
Luz Jeannette yeaa, wasn't he..
And Mo was the one to crack up with his silly joke bumping his brothers.
They are so loved!
Adorable, Barry steering the ship with 1:54 the hugely talented twins aboard. Gifted brothers. ❤
Gorgeous
So cute I want to bring them home
They're so loveable and very talented. Mo the gentleman. ROBIN THE COMEDIAN AND BARRY THE Heartthrob
I agree. I'm a big Beatles fan and I think this is great.
I don't think you can tell by this bland rendition of the LenMac ditty that the BG's were talented. If anything, it exposes the weaknesses of the original song, and shows how talented The Beatles were in turning a throwaway into a fairly powerful work of art.
@@javiergilvidal1558 Does it matter that the little Bee Gees here, as teenagers, are nearly a full decade younger than The Beatles? Barry, the oldest, was 17 here, while Mo and Robin were 14. Lennon was 23 in '63, while Paul, 21, George, 20, and Ringo, 24. As the kids today are fond of mumbling....."just sayin'."
talented yes ,heartthrobs seriously
are you gay then?
I had no idea they started singing that young..
Barry, the beauty. Maurice, the brains. Robin, the teeth.
Como fazem falta Maurice e Robin. 👏👏👏🇧🇷
They all were full of talent and teeth.
Until they were fixed and they got their "Hollywood teeth"
Wow, I didn't know that the Bee Gees started singing when they were kids.
And the rest was history.
Bee Gees é um patrimônio musical da humanidade
De fato
Just a unique group and always great! Don't know how you can make a song out of Massachusetts but they did it.
The tragedy of Barry losing his three brothers at such young ages is one life's mysteries.
Me encanta, me encanta y me encanta!!
Los Beatles y los Bee GEES por SIEMPRE !!!
🙏🏻🎵🙏🏻
🤣 They totally smashed into each other at the end 😂
Rewelacja ❤❤❤
It's so interesting to see that even though the Beatles music had reached down under in 1963, the clothing and hairstyles were still 1950s Frankie Avalon... I remember this era and when the changes hit in Brooklyn, New York about a year later.
The Vitalis and Brylcreem looks were suddenly out and the new cool look was the Mop Top!
Like your comment. I thought the doo wops were still around locally in the Brooklyn and Bronx areas through the mid-sixties. Chicago grease look continued into the end of the sixties in most south side high schools. Talented performers but prefer these ' 63 Bee Gees to the later versions,
The look really changed almost overnight in NYC after The Beatles played on Ed Sullivan. But there were always some who didn't change but those were mostly older guys and fathers. :) I recall seeing the Mod look become a thing around 1966; i.e. Andy Warhol, The Who, Lovin' Spoonful, The Rascals, and The Velvet Underground. In 67/68 long hair, facial hair, and hippy SF clothes became a thing with the NYC Woodstock generation...@@TheChitown5
In Chicago it depended what part of the city or suburb you were in. Sections of the Northside and Oak Park had the hippie look but ran into conflict with the gang oriented greasers. The Bee Gees greased look and continental slacks seen here was still in vogue where I went to high school through the late sixties. Never identified with the mop top look or music of the post Beatle era, although I understand the changes were necessary for free expression. Ironically, seventies groups from the same blue collar grease areas went totally British Invasion like Cryan Shames, Buckinghams, Chicago and Styx. The Brighton Park Kelly High School1970 yearbook where my cousin graduated on Chicago's southwest side looked like 1959. Guys with Elvis pompadours and girls with beehives. The south side Gousters black community nearby still sported processed hair, pleated pants, stacy adams shoes and stepped off of upbeat jazz, soul and doo wop cuts. @@robbrown4621
Thanks for the great music! No cussing, no disgusting messages….
I get such a kick out of Robin, he couldn't have been 10 years old! Such confidence and professionalism for a little kid! He was a doll. Sorry these boys are gone.
I could watch Robin sing all day. His facial expressions are awesome.
No DNA Daddy Test needed for sure. ❤😂🎉
Your music lived in my heart...i prayed for the soul of robin,andy and mo
Forever and ever and ever Bee Gees!! Somoeone in 2020??
January 2021!!
@@cat_623 oh, yes
I think as time goes on and people are discovering the wider repertoire of their music over decades, they are finally being recognized for the amazingly talented band that they were. I will love the BeeGees forever and ever and ever for as long as I live. They are truly special. 💛
@@vampyre4me really
Here, I'm listening to it from Japan.
Respect✌️
The best band around the world !
The greatest showmen of all times especially the little bee gees
Love The Beatles and The Bee Gees. Imagine The Beatles singing a Bee Gees song? RIP Maurice, Robin, Andy.
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Yes, it would be magnificent.😊👍
The Bee Gees also did write a song called Lonely days for the Beatles.
I am russian 51 old . I start learning Bee Gees since childhood till this time ......Thank you ! Bee Gees forever !!!!
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