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Schön zu sehen das junge Menschen so begeistert von den Bee Gees sind. Ich höre sie seit über 50 Jahren. Und das jeden Tag. So viele Songs und jeder einzelne ist eine Überraschung. Barrys falsetto ist nicht von diesem Planeten. Thanks for watching ❤❤❤
Barry has a normal male speaking voice. The falsetto is just for the music. When I hear this song I always picture John Travolta dancing in the movie. There are some great disco tracks from the 70s and early 80s.
This is called singing in falsetto. Barry’s voice the lead in this song has a normal male voice. All three brothers were able to sing in falsetto but Barry was known for the best falsetto at that time. Another great song that was a # 1 hit and was very popular in the disco era was YOU SHOULD BEE DANCING by The Bee Gees with Barry taking lead again. It’s a very popular dance music. ❤❤❤
My favourite Bee Gees song i love it so much.
Saturday Night Fever IS a great soundtrack and it does sum up the disco era perfectly!
OMG I was about 14 in 1977 when this song came out. I remember watching my best friend's older brother and his girlfriend practicing their Disco dance moves all week long to be ready for Friday night at the clubs. I was in awe. I wished so badly that I could go to clubs, but watching those two was like magic. They were so good.
If you're going to explore Disco, you should know a few things. There is American disco largely based on R&B and Eurodisco which is more electronica based (Donna Summer straddled both kinds). There was a huge animosity among many Rock fans for Disco music culminating in "Disco Demolition Night" which derailed the Bee Gee's career (they went on writing huge hits for others), the reasons are complex. Disco music was primarily for fun, escapism, and dancing, dancing, dancing. Some critics say it wasn't "serious" music and it was never meant to be (neither was a lot of Rock) so don't expect that, but it lives on influencing music today with electronica (like Donna Summer's "I Feel Love") and with people like Nile Rodgers (of Chic) and Giorgio Moroder still producing hits today for others.
You want some Disco? Here are some picks (too many for sure, but Disco gets so little attention that I couldn't help it):
Donna Summer "Last Dance", "Love to Love You", "I Feel Love", Bad Girls", "No More Tears" w Barbra Streisand
Chic "Good Times" and "Le Freak"
Patti LaBelle "Lady Marmalade"
Sylvester "You Make Me Feel", "Dance (Disco Heat)", "I (Who Have Nothing)", and "Do You Wanna Funk"
Barry White "Can't Get Enough of Your Love" and "You're the First, the Last, My Everything"
KC & the Sunshine Band "Boogie Shoes", "I'm Your Boogie Man", "Get Down Tonight"
Evelyn Champagne King "Shame"
Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive" and "Never Can Say Goodbye"
Hughes Corporation "Rock the Boat"
GQ "Disco Nights"
Vicki Sue Robinson "Turn the Beat Around"
MFSB "T.S.O.P (the Sound of Philadelphia)"
Taste of Honey "Boogie Oogie Oogie"
Odyssey "Native New Yorker"
Giorgio Moroder "From Here to Eternity" and "Too Hot to Handle"
Tavares "Don't Take Away the Music"
Dan Hartman "Countdown"
Heatwave "Boogie Nights" and "Groove Line"
Lime "You're My Magician", "Your Love", and "Unexpected Lovers"
Diana Ross "The Boss", "I'm Coming Out", and "Upside Down"
Village People "Go West", "YMCA", and "Macho Man"
Cheryl Lynn "Star Love"
He sings normally in many songs. Listen to "To Love Somebody."
He has a deep and resonant chest voice, powerful and beautiful.
I missed you guys this week. Since it's mom's poll, I think it best not to comment, lol. I can't offer a recommendation in this genre.
I got nothing. I’ll be skipping that poll like they skipped this past Saturday
Bee Gees,70's disco full throttle,these guys are just incredible!They always adapted to the times with their music,brilliance!
Hi lads wow loved this amazing lovely b gees 😅😅🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
The only tune who not wents to #1 from the best selling soundtrack worldwide of all time, but he for sure as equal #1 material and sets a tiktok trend 2023 - generation Z loves the Bee Gees 🔥 with 12 immortal tunes on #1 US Billboard Top 100 on 44 weeks 🔥 - the totally dominated the golden seventies who was not happened since the Beatles one decade before 💪
So smooooooth. ✌️
My husband and I have known each other since we were kids, ages 8 and 9... this is his song to me. ❤ It's so beautiful.
Disco was my youth, we went many weekends to the disco, having fun, drinking, (its allowed with 16 in my country Austria), flirting, and dancing the whole night. And the Bee Gees music (soundtrack from the movie saturday night fever was a huge part of the disco music. This song belonged to the slow dancing, where boys with the girls danced very close to each other, kissing....! It was a great time, maybe the best and most beautiful in my life!
I was too young to go to the disco as well. I know they played these songs at them though. My brother used to go to the disco and I was jealous. The Bee Gees had older songs before Saturday Night Fever. In their older songs, their voices were deeper. They did falsetto for the disco songs. For disco songs, you could listen to Stayin' Alive by the Bee Gees or That's the Way I Like It by K.C. and the Sunshine Band.
I was 10 in 1977. This was 🔥 👌 💯
Bro! I’m 51 and this was life! Roller skating etc!
You should listen to Stayin Alive by the Bee Gees
Two huge classic disco hits your must react to are EMOTION by Samantha Sang and IF I CANT HAVE YOU by Yvonne Elliman.
Both songs were written by the BeeGees
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I liked some disco & this is one. Thnx y'all ..
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Hey guys, Listen to How Deep Is Your Love, I think that's more of his regular voice, Great job reacting , Appreciate you taking your time to do that!
If you want another side to Barry's vocals try something like "The Change is Made", "Sound of Love", "Bury Me Down by the River", or "Don;t Wanna Live Inside Myself" all will showcase his more soulful chest voice. For something more uptempo rocky you could try "Every Second, Every Minute" or maybe "Down the Road". For a funkier tune try "Nights on Broadway" or "Wind of Change" both of which are primarily chest voice with some falsetto ad libs thrown in. Also, check out "Monday's Rain" to experience the Bee Gees low register - this is a Robin/Barry shared lead but one of the lowest register Bee Gee songs I can think of at the moment. The one word I associate most with the Bee Gees is diversity. Or maybe SuperAmazingDiverseMusicalGenius, lol. For me, the hands down best disco song is "You Should Be Dancing".
It's always fun to see younger generations enjoying music of The BeeGees. And no, Barry does not have a falsetto speaking voice, lol. Here's a clip of Barry telling various anecdotes of things they experienced in their career ua-cam.com/video/rVbHWLvTCCw/v-deo.html
Yes, love this video, especially the last story, and I also love his speaking voice and his 2famous2 laughing, makes me always smiling too!
Hello there! What a great tune from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. They have a wonderful way of harmonizing. Fun memories from my disco years! Love your shirt Ethan 😊
Hello Cheryl! Thanks! I love the shirt too 🤘😆 -Ethan
Hi Cheryl, How are you doing? And that is great shirt.
@@66edoug Hello! We had tornadoes last night. Had to be with Twinkie and my brother in the basement,.
Nice shirt Ethan. My wife saw Styx at her High School before they hit it big. Dad's mic might just be scared about him yelling POOOOOLL Thursday!! and it's revolting, lol.
@@metalmark1214 Saw them in '83. Did the Kilroy concert.
The best part of this song s when the chorus starts. I don't care what anyone says, they say "Bald Headed Woman." The next line goes to "More" then back to Bald ..".
Hola, left a message on the last video y'all did. Crazy phone all late. Thank you for the great reactions, much love&respect ❤🤘
Keeping with the Australian theme - surely it’s Cold Chisel time!
One word...... FALSETTO. Barry Gibb may not have invented falsetto but he sure used it to it's max. I've heard Barry talk in interviews and his voice is in what I would call a "normal" range. It's certainly not high like Michael Jacksons talking voice. Barry sings "normal" (no falsetto) in some songs There have been other groups that sing in falsetto such as "The Tokens", Michael Jackson of course, Ambrosia, The Righteous Brothers (one sang falsetto), The Beach Boys and The Temptations. I believe what made The Bee Gees stand out was the mix of falsetto with almost perfect harmonies with the other two brothers.
A.D.1928/Rockin' the Paradise-Styx...please.
Some disco suggestions : Disco Inferno The Trammps, Do The Hustle Van McCoy, Chic Le Freak, That's The Way I Like It ,KC and The Sunshine Band.
Good suggestions Cheryl, though I myself won't give disco song suggestions. It's not my thing. I shot and killed disco back in the early eighties and buried it in my backyard but somehow it has escaped the grave and haunts me on UA-cam, lol.
@@metalmark1214 Oh like Disco Demolition at Comiskey Park. That was some night. Steve Dahl was a character!
We Are Family by Sister Sledge it was the team song of the '79 Pirates. Like Don't Stop Believing was for your '05 White Sox.
@@66edoug I love it! I remember The Pirates. I was a big fan of Willie Stargel and crew. '79 was when I started to get into baseball.
Ahh... the classics!
Larry POOOOOOLL THURRRRRRRSDAY'd his mic into submission. Frankie Valli sang like that. I don't think Larry was old enough to get into a disco when this came out in '77.
I was only 13 so my room was my disco and I had the platforms 😉
@@cherylreichardt 😊 Platforms were dangerous. If you fell off them, you could break something. 😀
@@66edoug Oh I know. I wore them to school and was scared to go up and down the stairs. They were forbidden for grade school graduation because of the risers so the girls all wore blue booties instead because no one would settle for 2 inch heels or less. I think the booties were dangerous because the floor was slippery. 😯
@@cherylreichardt Dang Cheryl, platforms? you really did go full disco, lol. I hope you didn't have a disco ball on the ceiling of your room.
@@cherylreichardt They probably waxed the floor for the graduation. Our grade school didn't do that. High school did and made us practice the right way to walk.
barry gibb and michael jackson all in your name
Great suggestion!
Nice reaction! Speaking of a falsetto singing voice, I would be awesome if you would check out the four seasons. Frankie Valli was the lead singer and he has an amazing voice! Amazing perfectly controlled falsetto! Sherry, Big girls don’t cry, walk like a man, Rag doll and many many more! Sherry was out in 1962, their first song and it went to number 1! I’d love to see Ethan’s reaction to them! 😀
Sorry, i didn't see your post when I wrote mine. I agree. I really like 60s music.
Frankie would be great to react to!
Those super high notes, Barry has said it's not him, it's his brother Maurice.
@@CamiMack5616It's definitely Barry on lead falsetto.🎶
Just found your channel. It's cool that father and son have something in common and not sit in front of the t.v. or computer. Speaking of hitting the high notes you guys should listen to Steel Heart 'I will never let you Go". Talk about a wide range in his voice you need to listen to this. Keep up the good work and I will go on to your next video.
Thank you so much! Welcome! We are happy to know that people appreciate our channel. -Ethan
I saw the Bee Gees live in 1971 pre Disco. ethan that was before your Dad as born. I was amazed the Bee Gees transitioned right through tse disco years which showed their writing abilities. I really hated disco mostly but liked the Bee Gee stuff and also another band called Heatwave whose main writer Rod Temperton wrote songs for Michael Jackson including Thriller and Off the Wall . check out Heatwave Ethan. Its 70's cool pop funk
For disco songs, I got to go with I Love the Nightlife (Disco Round) by Alicia Bridges. As a kid, I had a crush on her after seeing her promtional video with her wearing a gold leather outfit. Turns out it was lame', not leather. Worst yet, I found out years later that she is a lesbian.
KC & The Sunshine Band, ABBA.
Disco pole suggestion “Le Freak” by Chic
. . . i started a joke , but never mind. For me this is a change of pace. I tended to stay away from discos. It seemed to me their dancing clothes were more uncomfortable than my work clothes.
"I got an old blue shirt and it suits me just fine
I like the way it feels so I wear it all the time
I got an old pair of boots and they fit just right
Well I can work all day and i can dance all night" Guy Clark "Stuff That Works"
Hey Yogi I just thought of a great title for a country song, "If I could read your mind, what would I be thinking?"
"Don't try to take me to a disco
You'll never even get me out on the floor
In ten minutes I'll be late for the door" "Old Time Rock and Roll" Bob Seger
Bulls eye@@66edoug! saw him in Philadelphia early 80's Professional all the way.
The title is very good.
"I can't help about the shape I'm in I can't sing I ain't pretty and my legs are thin
But don't ask me what i think of you I might not give the answer that you want me to"
"Oh Well" Fleetwood Mac peace.
Thanks@@im-already-tired-tomorrow! Bob is one of the best. I don't dance. For those who do, you don't need a cover charge to dance.
Totally agree@@66edoug.
"My Grandpa he's 95 He loves to dance he's still alive
"My Grandma she's 92 She loves to dance and sing some too" "Dance Dance Dance" Steve Miller (saw him SPAC years ago, we knew we were lucky music wise, we went to many) Peace Everette.
@@im-already-tired-tomorrow That is terrific. May they dance and sing for a long time to come.
Barry had 3 voices, his normal chest voice, his falsetto and he also had a light breathy type voice such as in Jive Talkin. They were so better than just disco. Please do abit of research. By the way Jive Talkin is not disco, its R&B/funk.
I really hated disco at the time, but since then I've gone through an almost Matt Damon-like experience (re The Martian) and come around to regard it with some nostalgia. Some disco tunes were fun - the Star Wars Theme/Cantina Band covered by a producer called Meco (Domenico Monardo) as a disco funk tune is a favourite. I cannot unlink it from the original film in my mind, despite John Williams' classic score being so well established throughout the saga.
Hello! Yes I believe that is an out of this world dance hit! I played it constantly!
hi......why not to try with less famous bee gees songs but incredibly beautifull like..."living eyes"?
His talking voice is not like he sings. It's falsetto. Others that do falsetto well are Frankie Valli of the Four Seasons and Lou Christie off the top of my head. Disco was mostly 70's style. The film Saturday Night Fever was THE disco movie. The song you just reacted to is from that film. One of my fav disco tunes was Shake Your Groove Thing by Peaches and Herb.
Donna Summer for other disco.
Listen to Lou Christie or Four Seasons . Not disco