BEE GEES - NIGHT FEVER | REACTION
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They ruled the disco era, which was in the mid 70s, not the 60s.
What I love about it is you can’t NOT MOVE while listening
i was old enough to remember Saturday Night Fever coming out. I lived in Queens, NYC. BeeGees were the biggest thing that ever happened, it seems. Their music was the soundtrack of our lives. Nothing to compare their sound.
The Bee Gees were already huge before the mid-70s, since the mid 60s or so. But when disco came in the mid-70s, and the Bee Gees jumped on board, it exploded their status and they became more popular. Although disco turned off some. Disco and the Bee Gees have made an even more recent comeback, and with even another generation.
The BeeGees were well known in the early 60's before the Beatles hit the United States with a few songs.
I wouldn’t use the word huge
Can never go wrong with BeeGees music. You’re right….their music always makes you want to dance. The 70s music was golden. Thanks for your reactions. You two make a great pair. 😊👍🇨🇦
Dance? You mean, like, Disco? Yup. That was a good bit of the Bee Gees! 🥳💦👍💃🕺😎
there is a documentary on the Bee Gees and it def worth watching since you are a music lover
There is something magical when siblings harmonize together.
Tragedy is another great Bee Gees song.
Fun Fact: The Bee Gees looped the drum track on this song, and lowered the tone of the audio of it to create the drums for Staying Alive. Their drummer was out for personal reasons at the time, so they cut and pasted the tape. Also a fun fact: This song was #1 on the charts the day I was born(April 78).
"The Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" is a documentary from 2020. It was pretty good.
I remember how huge they were back in the late 70s. Everyone was comparing them to The Beatles. Lol. Not for vibe, just for poularity.
This soundtrack was The Bee Gees reinventing themselves, they were part of the 60’s “British Invasion” of rock music
Not so! The Bee Gees were from Australia!
@@johnandrews3151 wrong. Born on the Isle of Man, then lived in Manchester. Family emigrated to Australia in 1958 but returned to the UK in 1967.
TheSaturday Night Fever soundtrack is filled with disco hits along with the Gibb boys. HBO has a beautiful documentary called How Do You Mend a Broken Heart/ bout Barry and the BeeGees- he’s the lone survivor.
The Bee Gees were the Kings of Disco. I graduated High School in 1982. The Bee gees were played at the Skateing Rink and at School Dances and Parties etc. Donna Summers was the Queen of Disco.
Great 👍 REACTION
As always, When D said dancing alone
Back in the day it wasn't unusual to see GUYS/GIRLS dancing alone it was called doing your own thing.
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@gigi v RIGHT ✅
Barry Gibb developed the falsetto about this period in the group's history. They had lots of hits as a more ballad/folk group before the disco era.
Hey guys, lets dance! 🕺💃 🏃♀🏃
They are amazing. They had all the songs that were used for Saturday Night Fever already written and we're in Paris working on an album before they ever knew anything about the movie. They got the call about writing songs for it and they didn't have time but offered to let producers fly to Paris and listen to what they already had. They wanted all of them and ended up writing the story around the songs. They didn't hear anything for about 6 months and they wrote the Song Grease and were at the premiere for Grease when they saw part of Saturday Night Fever but have never seen the entire movie and it was a very low budget movie that nobody expected to do anything. Boom!
Classic Roller Skating Song .... everytime we went skating this was on
The Bee Gees had 6 #1's in a row from 1977 to 1979.
The other band from the 70s that had a lot of great dance and overall great songs was Earth Wind and Fire. September, Boogie Wonderland, That's the Way of the World, In the Stone, Fantasy, and on and on.
Their Disco time was good, but I really like the songs that they did before disco. You should check that out sometime.
I grew up in the disco time. My first time I went to the disco was in 1971, when I was 15 years old. I really love disco. Brings back nice memories. 👍👍🎶🎶
Bee Gees did own disco....top of the pile.
great reaction! you should have treated Dee to the visual...that makes the song even better
The key is to not give a Damn what anyone thinks or says.
If you feel like dancing alone, then DANCE like it's your last day on earth...
You'll be so much happier if you just LIVE!!!!!
Trust me, you'll thank me later for all the fun and happiness you'll enjoy.......
Like a country song says, ("When you get the chance to sit around or dance, I HOPE YOU DANCE!!")
You need to check out the children of all 4 Brothers Gibb! The Gibb Collective called Please don’t turn out the lights. It’s the oldest child of each brother. Including Andy. Their harmonies almost match their father’s.
Yes. It is so good.
In the late 70s the Bee gees became the 3rd biggest recording act in history ,only to be beaten by Elvis and the Beatles. The Bee Gees first ever TV appearance was on Australian television
HBO has a great documentary on The Bee Gees titled How Do You Mend A Broken Heart. Also, even more exciting is a full length Movie is scheduled to open January 2023. I think the same producer as the movie about Queen. I can’t wait!!
When you mentioned "requesting from the DJ, it brought back a memory. This was back around when the movie "Night Fever" came out. It was a Monday night so the clubs were mostly dead or closed. We found one in the Downtown area so we went in. It was a small ex-neighborhood grocery store that had been converted to a night club. A few people scattered around and one table full of jocks from the local college. We got our drinks and sat down at a table. The music was kinda western so one of our group went up to ask the DJ to play something funky. As soon as the funky music started playing I noticed one of the jocks went up to the DJ and suddenly on the next song it was back to western (for the rest of the night). A couple of us went back up to the DJ and asked what's up. The DJ said that the jocks were regulars. We said that we were paying for our drinks too. The jocks kept giving us a deep mean stare so we decide to drink up and leave. That wasn't enough for the jock so they were following us out. The way the parking lot was situated we would have to drive passed them as they were rounding the corner of the club. We started looking in the glove compartment for screwdrivers or anything else we could use in defense. NOTHING! We had the windows down because is was near summer and I didn't have air conditioning on my old car. We start driving towards the street and past the big jocks as they are yelling threats. Out of desperation I yelled, "IF YOU AREN'T GOING TO SHOOT THEM, GIVE ME THE F#%KING GUN!!" They ran back behind the corner and we drove out like bats out of hell.
Funny thing is that the movie was originally titled "Night Fever" because of this song, BUT, producers thought it sounded to much like a porno so they added Saturday to the title
The Bee Gees suggested "Night Fever" as a title and Stigwood said it was too pornographic. Stigwood also wanted the Bee Gees to change "Staying Alive" to "Saturday Night", which had nothing to do with the lyrics of the song. The working title for the movie was the same as the article that inspired it, "Tribal Rights of the New Saturday Night". Stigwood wanted a catchier title for the movie. Since he had rejected "Night Fever" and the Bee Gees rejected changing "Staying Alive" to "Saturday Night" the compromise was "Saturday Night Fever".
The Bee Gees -- The Brothers Gibb -- were mostly a folk/ballad group and had plenty of hits worth listening to before the disco era. Let Dee talk more.
And after...
Early Bee Gees songs diffidently were not dance standards. Words, Massachusetts and New York Mining Disaster are a few you should listen to.
All the songs on that album ( Saturday Night Fever ) are amazing!!!! And very disco 🪩!!!!Donna Summers !!!
How deep is your love is by far there best hit
Can't believe I am the first to comment on this video! Actually, this song, Night Fever, was the biggest hit the Bee Gees ever had. It was at #1 for 7 consecutive weeks and then fell out of the #1 spot for a couple of weeks before moving back into the #1 spot for it's last and 8th week at #1! This was a hit in the 70's however, not the 60's. Also, there are some hardcore Bee Gees fans who will argue that the group never considered themselves as a Disco act but the truth is that the Disco chart considered them to be the top Disco act of the entire Disco Era, selling more singles and albums than any other recording act of any genre in the 1970's. Disco ruled in the 70's and more records were sold in that decade than in any other decade thanks to Disco music. And for those who may not know, the runner up to the Bee Gees during that era is none other than the Undesputed Queen Of Disco, the late, great Donna Summer! Please hear the album version of Love To Love You Baby by Donna, IF YOU DARE! By the way, if it had not been for Disco, the Bee Gees would today be a footnote in the 60's pantheon as after 1970, they had no hits until 1975 with their #1 hit called Jive Talkin', which was the first of their now famous string of big hits which made them the dance icons they still are today!
Donna Summer! Love to Love You Baby!
Great comments, John!👏
Learn the difference between disco & R&B. I believe the Bee Gees over you. They called their sound R&B.
Come on!! You have to watched the brilliant movie saturday night fever surely!! Its jam packed with the best bee gees dance songs
I worked in a disco bar in Harrisburg PA in the 70's ...lots of Bee Gees but there are many other really good disco hits from that time. One thing I remember is a lot of hard core rock and roll fans HATED disco.
I was Detroit at that time and there were hundreds of discos. Even a 24/7 all disco club mix radio station. Rock fans didn't like it for a couple reasons.....they couldn't dance and it was a total rebuke to the bell bottomed, earth shoes wearing pot heads.
@gigi v Studio 54 is one of the pre sets on my radio.
John Travolta moves 🤗🤣❤️🇧🇻 Me and wife saw the movie and have the vinyl album ( still 🤗 ). Together with all the hard rock and all the rest from late 60and 70s😎
Just Legends. One of the top 20 best British bands of all time, i think. Although during their teens, their family emigrated to Australia
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, Barry Gibb is the 2nd most successful songwriter in music history! Top 20 is a joke. They are 3rd in the Billboard Hot 100.
Fun Fact: If you ever have to do CPR on someone, the beat from "Staying Alive' provides the perfect rythmn.
In my 20s in the 70s, lots of clubbing. Yes, Dee see the movie Saturday Night Fever. Disco Bee Gees and Donna Summers owned the radio. But there were many less prolific groups. Woodstock. There is an official Woodstock movie made by the guy who put that concert together. Its not new but its very accurate. I don't know about the validity of anything produced by Netflix. I would have loved to go to Woodstock buy in 69 I was on a U.S. Navy supply ship overseas.
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KC and the Sunshine band had a lot of dance tunes back then.
Well Chod the music field was VERY deep back then but ya when Saturday Night Fever came out, it and the Bee Gees were huge (though they already has a ton of hits before that). Their career was like a multi-stage rocket. They took off as a classic group in the 60's, then Jive Talkin' reignited their career THEN Saturday Night Fever sent them into the stratosphere!
Sibling Harmony...It's A Thing.
bee gees angela
BeeGees, BROTHERS GIBBS, yes they were together, like forever! And they do not use falsetto all the time.
I didn't read anyone mention KC and the Sunshine Band as being big in the disco era. Donna Summer was a favorite as well.
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Maybe you should watch SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER on your movie channel. You can get the whole soundtrack, see John Travolta dance, and hear other great songs as well. Think about it. Enjoy.
They made disco bearable
watch the official video for this song!
Barry, the falsetto voice, is sadly the only one who is still alive.......
Listen to More Than A Woman
Try pre-disco Bee Gees try the song Holiday by the Bee Gees brothers Gibb
By the way, when are you guys gonna do more movie reactions again? Saturday Night Fever should be a great pick!
Everyone should at least see Saturday Night Fever once......and Urban Cowboy.........and Grease.
(welcome back Kotter)
That's mid 70s for the Disco era. So why would it be included in a 60s party
Please react to night wish u will see the best drumming u have ever heard
Donna Summer was the Queen of this era. The BeeGee's were great and had their hits, but nothing could touch Donna during this time.
can you do a reaction to Best Thing by Styx
Iirc, only Barry is left. 8''>(
This is from the 70s not 60s party, Beatles would. Still facts are not your strong point. lol
I do want to say that I’ve never liked Saturday Night Fever. I love the music and the dancing but not a fun of the movie.