I WAS At The Concert | Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing Live in 1979 With Andy Gibbs | Reaction
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It brings me so much joy to see younger generations fall in love with the music I grew up listening to. ❤
my mom definitely raised me off this music & i’m so thankful !
I couldn't agree more. Hopefully the new generation grows a new appreciation for real, quality and genuine music. All I seem to be hearing these days is autotune to the max. Sure, some of them are enjoyable as happy tunes, but I do miss the real deal. It's not that there is a lack of real music out there, but sadly it's a minority in the charts.
This guy really enjoys the Bee Gee’s. I loved this reaction.
It's called talent. Back in the day, you had to have pure talent.
AND YOU GET TO SEE THEIR BABY BROTHER ANDY WITH THEM...THEY WERE UNMATCHED!!!!
They were the best. No auto tune. And yes they sounded as amazing live as in the studio.
I was there. 1978. Electric! It was indescribable! The stage, the lights, the music, the harmonies, it was soooooooooooo amazing. Everyone was up and dancing! I loved every second of it. It was a junior in high school. One of the best days of my life!❤❤❤❤❤
So jeolous
That's likely skin grafts on Barry's chest.When he was about 18 months old he pulled down a hot pot of tea onto himself and nearly died from his burns.
His mother Barbara said he didn't speak until he was three,because of the trauma.
Now he is a star.
Barry was only nine years old. His twin brothers Maurice and Robin only six ,started out on a musical journey and became stars.Beloved by so many.
They are fantastic.RIP twins and Andy who also had a great musical journey of his own.
The one in the middle was Robin, and he died his hair red like his Irish Setter dog, lol!! Looks great!! Yup, Andy was a great singer too and had a very successful solo career!! It was only 1979, so Barry was only 33 here which means Andy was only 21, and the twins were only 30! Hugely famous and successful at this time!! Probably Alan Kendall on guitar???
You say you wish they could dance. They didn’t have to. They could, write, perform, sing like angels, and make US dance.
Barry had no oil on his chest, the shining comes from his scarred chest. At the age of 16 months he poured a teapot of hot tea over his whole chest and almost died of it, 6 months in the hospital and then he did not speak for almost 2 years. They always said, they were no dancers and they didn`like dancing, although Barry can move his hips so well and sexy. Maurice and B also playarry live ALWAYS guitar (Mo also piano), so you can hardly make dance choreos!!!
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You Win Again
(Barry in black shirt)
I was there! It was a stadium for the San Diego performance. I was waaaaay to young to have gone, but my friends were a few years older. If my mom only knew the depths of my crush on Barry, I'd still be locked in my room.
Barry was my first crush since 1974 even before the disco days!
I was/am a big Bee Gees fan but I have never seen them in concert. Was it as electric as it appears on the video?
@@sheayankee It was everything it appears to be, with the energy and excitement off the charts. I think I only sat down three times all night.
The arena was huge and the stage was toward the middle. All night long one of them was facing the seats behind and to the sides. I was young, but could feel their generosity of playing to the entire audience.
@@L0C0vision Loco, that sounds like you had an outrageously super cool time. It's nice to know that performers we like are respectful towards their audience. Thanks for the reply. :)
Barry Gib was accidentally burned on his chest with I think scalding water when he was18 mmonths old if I remember correctly. don't know if Barry was sweating that night, or if the light was picking up the scaring he has said he has on his chest. Bands back in the day, started out live and then got record deals. They were expected to be able to perform live just as wel as their recordings. The same is true of musical theater performers doing 8 performances a week. That said, the BEE Gees were pretty amazing.
His mother said she had just made a pot of tea and he somehow managed to spill it. He was in the hospital for awhile and did not speak for a long time. An then he had this amazing singing voice!
Not sure if anyone's mentioned it yet but the reason why Barry's chest looks so shiny is because when he was a kid, he sustained serious burns on his chest. I think it was a pot of hot water that he grabbed from the stove or maybe it just slipped & fell on him, i don't remember the exact details. The event traumatized him so badly that he didn't speak for 2 years. Can you imagine? Awful...
Then to recover and go from utter silence to eventually having that singing voice. Wow!
This was the beginning of Andy being the 4th Bee Gee. Unfortunately fate had other plans! I'm so sad for Barry!!!! You need to listen to their song, Alone!! Very touching!
I saw them on this tour in Houston in 1979. It was exactly like you see here! So many screaming women, lol! Barry has burn scars on one side of his chest and they tend to look shiny under the lights, but actually they are de-pigmented. What you are seeing are white patches of scar tissue. He probably was a little sweaty on top of it, too. I think this was filmed at the Oakland Colliseum in California. In Houston they played the Summit and John Travolta came out for this song. Travolta was in town filming Urban Cowboy at the time. It was a wonderful concert! The band was Alan Kendall on lead guitar, Blue Weaver on keysboards, and Dennis Bryon on drums. The horn section is a collection of studio artists known as the Bonneroo horns. I think there were a couple of other guitarists and keyboardist hired for the tour that were not a regular part of their recording and touring band.
I saw them in Denver! They were amazing!
Then there was one. So sad all that energy, talent, and wizardry. 😂😂😂
Enjoy your life Barry😊.
Check out Andy Gibb Shadow Dancing.
They ended most of their concerts with this song. This performance was in the summer in Texas. Barry was definitely the sex symbol during this time period. I saw them perform in September 1979, fifth row. It was awesome, best concert ever. Enough energy to light up Manhattan. They came with their own stage and had their own plane traveling during this concert tour. Enjoy the journey of discovering more of their music. Check out “He’s a Liar”, great video. Thanks
Awesome reaction 😊
They Could dance! How do you dance when you’re trying to sing those songs?
Barry had oil on his chest because as a baby, he almost died from burns. There’s a place on his chest, where he is not able to grow hair. So he oils up, instead.
@@cathyopthof8136That wasn't oil on his chest, but sweat.
Love seeing the younger generation find the Bee Gees! They were pure gold! I am 10 years younger than Andy but always listened to them on Bandstand and Midnight special even when so young. Still love them every bit today! Keep dancing!
Alan Kendall lead elec guitar, blu Weaver keyboards, drums Dennis Byron. They had a different group back in London in the 60’s. That is a scar on Barry’s chest. He almost died when he was a toddler. He pulled a boiling pot of tea down all over him. He almost died, the Drs told his mom he was a couple hours away from death. He didn’t talk for 2 years afterwards ( his mom said). The scars are mainly on his chest and upper right arm. He plays the guitar with his right hand, but he is left handed!
“ Shadow dancing” official video by Andy will get you grooving…Bee Gees backing vocals.
And "Love is Thicker than Water".
Robin was doing pretty good there with his rhythm, usually his beat is totally off. I always v wonder how someone who makes such amazing dance music has no sense of rhythm when he moves. Still love him though, I can't dance either! I really miss all the brothers that have left us.
Poor Robin, my love. No rhythm at all but the voice of an angel and a sabre wit!
Try “Love You Inside Out”. I bet after the first 10seconds you’ll stop and replay. ‘Wait. What?!”
Simply the best ever
This is just about the only song you will see/hear Andy with his three older brothers.
Andy Gibb "Shadow Dancing"
I love that you can't sit still for this song! How could????
They didn't need to dance, their music did the dancing for them!! Love love love the reaction 🤩
Not many people remember Andy awesome much love to you
They wrote it, arranged it, performed it, Maurice on bass, Barry on rhythm guitar and were beautiful- it was ok they didn’t dance - Oakland Coliseum 1979 - 44 states, all stadiums, all sold out. Alan Kendall on electric guitar. React to this - Barry had all that and his wife and son were right there 👍🏻 They are a special group 🤩 ua-cam.com/video/3TspkJx-DwA/v-deo.html
I love Barry's low, growling voice.
Me too. They overused the falsetto I think. I wonder if that affected his voice a bit later.
Me too.
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Every Second, Every Minute
I'll be honest, I don't subscribe to very many reactors because so many of them are fake or ridiculous, but I'm SOOOOO enjoying your reactions. This is the music of my youth and it makes me so happy to see a young person not only discovering it, but genuinely appreciating it for all the reasons we who know the music appreciate it. Same with Queen (best band of all time) and Simon and Garfunkel. I spent a lot of today listening to their music, thanks to you. 🙂
Wow, thanks Andrea! Yea The Bee Gees are too infectious not to enjoy
They didn't know how to be anything but fantastic. Genuine pure talent. Maurice, Andy, Robin and Barry
This was during their Spirits Having Flown tour. Andy came to visit them in Houston (per Maurice), & joined them on stage for this song only (the finale). The tour schedule shows Houston was June 30, 1979. Note-edited to correct date.
Pure God given talent! No auto tune crap! As well as instrumentals! Bee Gees were the best! Like my boy Elvis! Gotta check out Elvis Presley and Never Been to Spain Live. The instrumentals are INSANE
Also, Barry Gibb and Barbara Streisand duet Guilty. So beautiful
Elvis loved Barry’s voice by the way. He mentioned that in an interview. He included Barry’s song “Words” in his set list to sing at his concerts.
@RK-gg4dd I've loved the Bee Gees my whole life!! ❤❤❤ I'm 60 now and didn't know this about Elvis. Thank you so much for posting!
Barry is the oldest brother,and the only one still alive he just came out with a new country album. They were great live.
Andy Gibb put out some beautiful love songs Waiting For You. & Our Love ( Don't Throw it all Away) are two of my faves
Barry said that Andy was his twin even though Andy was the baby ❤
"You should be REACTING, YEAAAHHHH!"
The people who complain about your channel when you research or listen without saying anything.
They are/were the real deal. SO much talent!!!!!!! They started singing when Barry was a teenager and the twins look pre-teen! Andy was just about to become the 4th Bee Gee when he passed away! When Barry was a small child, he was burned on his chest very badly and it left horrible scars. His mother said he almost died .... Thank Heaven he didn't!!! I was always glad he was comfortable with an open shirt!!!
The Bee Gees were child musical prodigies in the late-1950s and early-1960s. By the time they performed this song from the "Saturday Night Fever" Soundtrack Album, The Bee Gees were in their 20th year together as a group. They were seasoned veterans, and knew how to put on a good concert performance. Prior to their 1967 debut on the American music scene, they made some TV performances in Australia. One of them that I recommend for you to react to, is their 1963 cover of the Bob Dylan song, "Blowin' In The Wind". It is available for viewing here on UA-cam.
Mini Barry. People in the 60s and 70s actually had talent
They are perfection, what can I say?
Maurice,Andy,Robin and Barry from left to right 8/26/23
Best live show I have ever seen. Saw them three times. Never a glitch. Always sensational.
Barry Gibb did not have oil on his chest when he was a little lad he accidentally knocked a pan of scolding hot 🔥 oil on his chest and he was hospitalized, and had to have skin grafting procedures done. Thanks for reacting to them,and Please do some Andy Gibb .
you need to react to Andy Gibb , Shadow Dancing . he was so good .
The energy was unbelievable. I was like 13/14 yo when I saw all of them. Andy too. Never will I forget that experience.
I was very lucky I got to see them at 2 times. The first time was this concert 💕💕and the second time was at the One Night Only at MGM in Las Vegas. 💕Best concert EVER. It is sad to know that we'll will never see them perform live again 😪
I was at this concert at dodger stadium. Good god did I have a blast.... was in love with berry... lol I was 17 years old in the prime of disco... good times.....
I'm in bed, and I'm dancing 🎶🎶😂
Just great times!! You need to watch Fanny be tender with my love!
That was a whole lotta fun! NOW you've got to see Travolta dance to this song in the very famous scene from "Saturday Night Fever" where he clears the dance floor & everyone watches him go!
Please react to it! It's right here on UA-cam.
💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙☮💙
If this is in 1979, I was at the concert at the Oakland . It was an awesome show.
Go find some of their earlier songs that Robin sings lead, like I Started A Joke, Massachusetts, Gotta Get A Message to You...
Andy Gibb RIP was my 1st concert, I believe I was 13. I loved him 💔☮️💜
In addition to their obvious talent, their professionalism helped them remain successful and relevant for decades.
Hell to the yeah, MMB -- any one of those Gibb boys could hit any of those notes any day of the week... My particular love is Robin.. but they are all awesome! Thanks!
I absolutely am loving your reaction to this song, the all-around good feelings you are getting and passing along to me and everyone else! Your joy is contagious! Thank you for letting me sit in with you again today!
The one in the middle is Robin. He had an operatic voice. His falsetto on "Living Together" is in the stratosphere. And Maurice sang the highest notes on "Nights on Broadway". They were all insanely talented.
Love your energy!!!!!! My kids used to make fun of me for dancing in my seat while I was driving when their songs would come on the radio!!!! I will not lie, I still do it :)
Prom!! No one could dance like travolta but we all tried and laughed doing it
I saw them in concert in 1979! AMAZING! The best ever!
Best live concert footage ever! Yes, you must check out Mr Andy Gibb. Every bit as talented as his brothers, Andy wrote too, sev songs on his debut, Flowing Rivers. Great live performer. Andy can be seen on The Midnight Special, Don Kirschner's Rock Concert, hosting Solid Gold, guesting on many shows--everbody wanted him on their show because he could sing any genre with anyone--many clips of the sweet, charismatic Andy--my fave duets are I Can't Help It, a #12 hit with Olivia Newton John, Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue with Crystal Gayle, & Happy Man with Marie Osmond
I wasn’t at this concert but I got to see them in concert during this tour and it was AMAZING!!
Same here. I wasn't at the one where Andy was on stage, but saw the Spirits Having Flown tour in northeast Ohio in September 1979. BEST CONCERT EVER!!!
Moby,. You are the best🥰🥰🥰🥰. I love your Bee gee reactions. Mo is my forever love 💞💞💞💞💞💞. You was talking about Jackie Wilson,. Elvis said he got a lot of his moves watching Jackie dance. 🕺❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
I always loved this footage. I liked seeing Andy with his brothers. They are all incredible. My sister was lucky enough to see them in concert. You have to listen to Andy solo as well. The women went just as crazy for him.
Pure raw talent back then!
That was a once in a lifetime show I wish I could of been there to
NEVER got to see them live, but loved all their music. RIP Andy, Maurice and Robin. You need to check out their tv concert, Onr Night Live. This video 1979 was disco and open shirts were in.
Hey there Brother I grew up with the Bee Gees if you want to hear there songs you been listening to watch Saturday Nite Fever especially
More than a woman where John Travolta is in a dance Studio dancing to this song doing the Tango hustle home boy was dancing thru the Whole movie an all these songs you been listening to are all in this movie especially s
Staying Alive just to update you on this Awesome group of Brothers
You should watch the documentary of them making of this concert...bring up the entire live concert of 1979...it's great!
What a glorious time to be a teenager, man! It was an entirely different world…
I skipped school to see them that summer..77- amazing performers Harmonies, vibes We danced our buns off..The opening act was the village People! Talk about a party!!! good times .
YOU CAN HEAR THE LADIES SCREAM OVER THEM SINGING ,every man should get to experience that atleast once in their life, what a feeling that must be
“Barry looks like he’s got oil on” 😂
Loved your reaction...as well as your appreciation for the Bee Gees. I've seen this video where it just shows clips of this live performance interacted with clips from the Saturday Night Fever....which in itself is awesome. But I've never seen this live performance play out in full. As this is one of my favorite songs by the Bee Gees, thank you so much for reacting to this particular video. It was amazing. (enjoyed your dancing as well!)
This was my first time seeing this version played out like this also.
Dance is the only thing they could NOT do. But Robin (my FAV) and Andy could and did shake their little behinds😄 And YES, the instrumentals were totally Bee Gees worthy.
Lol new favorite reaction 🕺
They were that good!! I love them!! Beautiful voices great song. So good to see someone that appreciates the Bee Gees the same as I do. I think they tried a couple of times to try to learn to dance, their music just made you want to dance. I would have loved to have ben there with you, I was a great dancer in my day. Great reaction!!
Please react to Andy gibb our love don't throw it all the way
Andy Gibb unfortunately passed away in 1988
Patty-Barry always said they were "just 3 lads from Manchester."
Thanks for your fun reaction! That's not oil on Barry's chest, though. Those are the scars from the burns he got as a toddler. Barry got seriously burned when he accidentally pulled boiling tea over himself at 18 months old. He was in coma for a while, nearly died and was in hospital for many months. Because of this, he did not learn to talk until after the twins were born.
Andy was kind of Barry's mini me, about half a foot shorter and 12 years younger but they were the only lefties of the family. However, his voice was nowhere near as broad in range or as strong as Barry's. As producer Alby Galuten said in the book "Tales of the brothers Gibb "Andy's falsetto was nowhere near Barry's." Andy had a lower, huskier, sound to his voice and his range was not as big as Barry's. I personally always thought his voice was much better suited to songs of his first album, Flowing Rivers.
Andy died of myocarditis - which is an inflammation of the heart - on March 10, 1988, 5 days after his 30th birthday. His heart had been weakened by his drug addiction over the years which, by the way, was also the main reason for his split from Victoria Principal. He also had a congenital heart problem that was later also discovered in Barry and Barry's second son Ashley.
Try listening to the song Dreamin' on ua-cam.com/video/-KdBVKcSSSw/v-deo.html which is kind of a duet with Barry. And finally a few photos of Barry and Andy: i.postimg.cc/jS6n3Jkv/Barry-Andy.jpg and i.postimg.cc/TwnPh8M0/82c126fc42a35d3b737867af41338199.jpg and the 4 brothers with their mother i.postimg.cc/FRNMbwkD/b9b2561eadffee11347573c97063c2f8-zpsd89478eb.jpg
I've seen them live, the atmosphere was amazing. That was in 1988 during their 'One for all' tour. Absolutely amazing!
No Autotune Love.. we were so lucky, pure talent, yes, they not only performed but wrote most of the hits from the 60's & 70's dance. Love to watch you love this....
Robin had the long red hair here.🔥
Loved your reaction. They actually wore open jackets and white pants. Barry has a scar on his chest and one arm from being burned by hot water he poured on himself as a toddler. He said interviews the scar is quite large
Back in the day .. my days .. singers and groups actually had to have raw talent, skills and a voice (not counting Milli Vanilli) to match to find their fame and fortune. A 'no quit' attitude and some good looks didn't hurt either. We didn't have internet or PC's. Artists had to be willing to pound the pavement and knock on a few doors to sell themselves to the local talent scouts .. or the scouts would go out looking for that "new sound", and if you we're one of those starving artists, there was always that chance the scout would find ya plucking away on that old six-string in some local dive. If he liked what he heard, a record contract maybe offered. Record companies we're not in the habit of throwing their money away on every 'Tom, Dick, Nancy and Henry' that walked thru the door claiming they could sing. I'm sure there we're plenty of talented singers back then who put in a hard days work but unfortunately never got that big break. World tours and concerts we're good ways to promote a new album and keep yourself relevant. If the singer or group always sounded like shit live but pitch perfect in the studio, America new something 'stunk in Denmark' and their career would slowly start to die. Do they even have concerts anymore today?
Today .. not so much. Send a video to "The Voice", "America's Got Talent" or whatever the 'flavor of the month' is and let America pick ya .. OR .. throw some catchy notes together and put a video on #UA-cam like Beiber did. Did I mention that ya have to be 14 or 15 y/o but look 12? Wasn't Justin only 15 when he got signed? Today's singers are molded and shaped into the artist the record company wants you to be. Not the other way around. And the reason why studio versions and the LIVE performances do not sound anything alike is because of the autotuning and voice/sound enhancements used today. Take any artist now and put them in front of a live audience with just a mic and a guitar .. most couldn't carry a note/sing if their life depended on it.
Don't believe what sound or the next new voice ya hear on the radio today. Its all mostly
smoke n mirrors.
I wish I saw the Bee Gees live too! And I was a teenager in their heyday! However the first concert I went to was Andy Gibb. I was in LOVE!!
If only they had made a stop in New Orleans!
I saw him in York PA
Pure talented family !!! 👍
Good to see Andy, we lost him too soon. You should definitely check out his solo career. Talented just like his brothers. Man, Barry was 🔥😍.
Andy was my heart throb as a teen! Had his posters up!🥰Devastating when he passed so young
The thing about this kind of music is that it makes you hap-hap-happy! Fun!
Great reaction!!! Love your enthusiasm. If you haven't already, check out the Bee Gees playing live, "Nights on Broadway" on the "Midnight Special" show.. Maurice does the falsettos in that one, and he's really good. They ALL can hit those falsettos, which is part of the reason why their harmonies are absolutely incredible.
I was there myself. The summer after I graduated high school. It was great. I still have my program and ticket stub. The disco stage.
Ok! It’s time for you to react to some Andy Gibb. Shadow Dancing is a good start, and I Just Want to be Your Everything.
I grew up in a completely dysfunctional household, but the 1 cool thing we had goin was my dad's album collection. Everything from Cat Stevens, Janis, Kraftwerk, etc. AND The Brothers Gibb. My parents took me and my little brother to see em, Seattle, I was 9. This would've been 1976. I have a double CD & some of their best music was b4 disco, though everything they did was GOLD! It was fantastic. They will always be at the top of my list...ALWAYS!❤
I was 13 years old and had Andy's posters plastered all over my walls... He was gorgeous and all the brothers were multi talented. Barry got burned on his chest and I think right shoulder/arm when he was little. His mother said he didn't talk for two years after that accident.
That song is from the movie “ Saturday Night Fever”. John Travolta was dancing to it in the movie!
Never saw them live but did experience their energy transported to the street! Walking down a Southern California street when a car stopped at the red light intersection with “You Should Be Dancing” pouring out…and all of a sudden everyone on all street corners was dancing! And everyone, I mean everyone was dancing and smiling!! Such joy - everywhere, all around us. All ages…most amazing thing I ever saw… with The Bee Gees you couldn’t help it…you were moving and you were smiling!! So, soo happy you felt it too! 😊