Beegees - I Surrender Reaction!

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[@ingridneumann8196]

Every Song by the Bee Gees is a surprice. I love it. So many Songs. And the best Song by the Bee Gees is? The next Song ❤❤❤.

[@pennychristmas3467]

😊💜

[@Sandra6411]

@LilmannReacts
Songs they wrote for others that you might want to do:
If I Can’t Have You (Yvonne Elliman)
Emotions (Samantha Sang)
Woman in Love (Barbra Streisand)
….also from that Guilty album you might want to do the 2 live duets she did with Barry Gibb (all those songs written by the Gibb brothers)
Heartbreaker (Deion Warwick)
Chain Reaction (Diana Ross)
Grease, from the movie (Frankie Valli)
Immortality (Celine Dion)…live 1997 Vegas
Come on Over, or Rest Your Love on Me (Olivia N. John)
Islands in the Stream (Kenny Rogers/Dolly Pardon)
Shadow Dancing, or I Just Want to be your Everything or Everlasting Love by their younger brother, Andy Gibb
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart (Al Green)
….are just a few.
If you want more Bee Gees…have you done:
1. TRAGEDY? It was a no. 1 hit from them. Do the album version. Then you should do “the making of Tragedy”.
2. Wedding Day (done late in their career and was written for their wives). There’s a live version from 2001.
3. Then early in their career there’s Run to Me (live from, I believe 1972).

[@Sandra6411]

There was a promotional video made where you could actually see them singing it and see the band playing.

[@willow_wise]

The promotional video is better, but it doesn't really matter because this song stands on its own. This is one of my favs - thanks! I glanced through your Bee Gees reactions and you've done a nice selection, but not too many from the early days so I'm going to through out a few starting from their very young days. "Wine and Women" or "Battle of Blue and Gray" (very early), then either "To Love Somebody" or "Massechusettes" for 60s hits (if you want some hidden gems from that period try "The Change is Made", "I've Got To Learn", or "The Sun Will Shine"). Early 70s try "Run to Me" or "Mr Natural". Then jumping ahead try a couple from the last album that are way different like "Voice in the Wilderness" or "She Keeps on Coming". Finally, for some more classic R&B ballad Bee Gees try "Don't Fall in Love With Me" and/or "For Whom the Bell Tolls". Have Fun!!!