Yep and as an Aussie where they first plied their trade here and Spicks and Specks went to number 1 in early 1966 and after that it was all history. Australia was a big factor in the Bee Gees from learning the industry first here, then arriving in England late 1966 and hitching up with 2 other Aussies Vince Melouney from Billy Thorpe and the the Aztecs on guitar and child movie actor from (the Smiley movies) Colin Petersen on drums to officially join the Bee Gees. Then meeting another Australian (NEMS/The Beatles) music producer Robert Stigwood later creating (R.S.O). The only other person to officially join the Bee Gees was another Aussie called Geoff Bridgford on drums during the early 1970s.
If you ever wanted 3 people around a camp fire with you then these would of been the 3 you would of chosen! Epic voices with no autotune.. Nothing!. Legends!
@@jdc6681. Absolutely. Most people only know them for the disco stuff they did; which was outstanding on its own. But these guys were fantastic musicians and their harmonies are like a choir of angels came down from heaven. Love them and always will❤
It’s at moments like this, when three voices and two guitars casually join together in perfect harmony, that you truly understand the immense talent of the Bee Gees. It’s wonderful to know that, thanks to technology, their music will live on to entertain future generations.
In late 1967 I found myself in the army and doing Basic Training at Fort Dix, NJ. Most of the guys in my platoon were from Mass. Late one night, we were getting ready to get into our bunks for our 4 or 5 hours sleep; someone had a little transistor playing and this song came on. The room just froze. I looked around and there wasn't a dry eye in the place, the song sounded more beautiful than I'd ever heard it before or since. I'll never forget that moment and will forever be grateful for the BeeGees.
Barry Brodsky, I can almost feel the room in the simple way you've told it. I am glad for you. My only other bit to add is for me many songs sound best with 1 or 2 acoustic guitars and harmony in the vocals. Did you notice Maurice playing first position open chords while Barry went up the neck.. More color and chord notes harmonizing as you also heard in their vocals. Talent and craftsmanship. These Gibb brothers are good.
Fantastic story!! I was scared army nurse during that time. I’m from Massachusetts & this song would play & I’d burst into tears. Now I’m 80, & I still cry when I here it.
Robin just sitting there, legs crossed, casual as you like, performing flawlessly with his ridiculously incredible voice. What a talent. The harmonies are something else. There won't be another group like them. A true one off band.
I’m 60 & I loved them as a teenager but not for the right reasons, I was in love with Barry had his life size poster on my bedroom door. I am now discovering the immense, beautiful, rare talent they really had! All of their songs have personal stories behind them. They wrote, produced & recorded their own music. So sorry that 3 brothers are gone & the oldest is left with memories & alone. They passed away in chronological order from youngest to oldest.
I'm 68 years old, been a Bee Gees fan since their first album. Never get tried of listening to them (as my wife can attest). They are singing perfection.
That is completely insane. That sounds like a track rolling. I can't believe how precise their harmonies were...and Robin is absolutely on point here. Incredible.
@@888strummer It was so effortless for him, he had an amazing talent. Try listening to him singing Ellan Vannin a song dedicated to his birth place the Isle of Man.
My god Robin is so gifted, obviously they all are but Robin's voice has an otherworldly way about it. Their harmonies are impeccable and truly touch the soul
Check out their harmony singing as kids. It's so perfect in tune its almost not capable for the human ear and it sounds like from a straight horror movie "The too perfect kids" ua-cam.com/video/AjbVNNXjOzk/v-deo.html
For years I was convinced that Robin Gibbs voice was electronically enhanced. It was only a few years after his death that I realized it was just his voice with no electronic tricks. One in a trillion.
Your comment deserves more likes!! Let's face it, we have ALL been through some kind of personal journey in trying to figure out, how DOES Robin make that beautiful sound come out of his mouth? Voice training?
@@kateandphoebe The amazing thing in his voice almost no one else has that makes it almost otherworldly, and that is hard to fake, is the warble. In fact, the thing that really got me into the Bee Gees was when I was listening to a '60s station on ShoutCast, and I heard "I started a joke", and I heard that almost otherworldly quality in his voice.
robin really pioneered blue eyed soul. He was doing it 5 years before The Righteous Brothers and Van Morrison. And I don’t think we’d have had artists like Phil Collins and George Michael without Robin Gibb.
We only have one Bee Gee left on this earth.... Now we think back to the beautiful melodies and songs that they produced. This rendition is totally priceless.
The unique and inimitable voice made Robin one of the greatest vocalists of all time! The disease stopped him prematurely! Rest in peace Maurice and Robin! God bless you Barry! Bee Gees forever !!!
I'm kind of glad their voices never had to go so that they felt the need for Autotune. The trap of many greats. THey had a lifetime of practice together that's why they are so good.
@Bill Murray "...oh but we WERE black! We had an operation 3 years ago... mine didn't quite work... i tell you what, part of my black body i still got...!" One of the Robin funniest answers to a silly interviewer.
Ridio Only some noobs and unaware teenagers would still follow. The rest are like me, at the age of 18, listening to the classics instead of modern crap music.
Laughed so hard I almost spit up while I was taking a drink! They certainly were great. They had an entire lifetime at that point to hone their sound. Plus, siblings always blend well. It's part of the genes. My son, daughter and I blend very well together.
As a millenial who used to love kpop, hip hop and metal, I got into the rabbit hole because of this interview.. since 2021, my music listening time is 99% Bee Gees and for me, no current artist/celeb can top this group.
Can you imagine most of today's 'stars' being able to pull off a flawless classic like that with nothing more than a voice and a couple of acoustic guitars? No, neither can I.
@@lidiaferrolf Belle parole ! Stiamo ammirando come quelli siano stati i giorni migliori dato che i veri musicisti sono pochi oggigiorno. Dio vi benedica e la vostra famiglia.
Bees Gees managed to dominate the airwaves for nearly three decades which is a remarkable testament to the group's craftsmanship, sadly, there will never be another band like the Bee Gees, I miss them a lot !!!
There might not have been autotune, but you did not need musical talent to become famous. A lot of artists sounded like absolute shit, they just had the sound.
Being born and bred there I always wondered what triggered that song. Did they maybe just like the sound of the word? Always loved that song. In fact, we need to go home now too.
@@joandelpozzo9594 I once heard it was an answer to Scott MacKenzies', 'San Francisco', and that in fact the brothers Gibb had never been here. I'm not certain if this is true, as both songs arrived in 1967.
My God, it's so beautiful : "only" an incredible and magic voice with 2 guitars, in a perfect and simple moment. Even 40 or 50 years later, this song still gives the same emotion 🎶😥💕.
The magic of Robin Gibb's beautiful voice. Then and now stands the test of time, as a teen-ager back in the 60's his singing of the 1st of May captivated me to his unique talent. He truly was the voice of the Bee Gees. I love listening to him singing Ellan Vannin , the passion and the power of his voice singing about his birth place.
@@haroldgee8426 You are correct, it was Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb sang saved by the bell on top of the pops in 1969, for some reason I mix the titles of the songs up, perhaps because the both came out in the same year. Robin's voice was incredibly unique and very captivating.
@@deenieteenie3934 Robert Stigwood chose to release First Of May as a single on the A-side with Robin's Lamplight on the B-side. This choice was partially responsible for Robin quitting the group. Luckily for Bee Gees fans, Robin returned about a year later. The rest is history...!
Their sincerity in singing these beautiful melodies absolutely come through, and true fans so appreciate that. The brothers Gibb are the best of the best....
Pretty mind blowing how they can sit there casually and sing those crystal perfect harmonies.
these guys can that also.ua-cam.com/video/rYw9E0bW9RE/v-deo.html
It truly is ! 💁🏻♀️☀️❣️
They started it as young boys. Nothing happens without hard practice
Yes they were great but they've never been to Massachusetts😳
Real talent combined with practice and God's blessing 🙌
One of the greatest performances in television history.
So relaxing and peaceful; off the cuff amazing! 🎉 ❤😊
No autotune, just pure talent
Super Happy
@@januszkamionka2409😊 from someone named Jan here. 🎉 ❤ 😊
Many people make the mistake of only thinking of the BeeGees disco music. They were making incredible years before Saturday Night Fever.
Yep and as an Aussie where they first plied their trade here and Spicks and Specks went to number 1 in early 1966 and after that it was all history.
Australia was a big factor in the Bee Gees from learning the industry first here, then arriving in England late 1966 and hitching up with 2 other Aussies Vince Melouney from Billy Thorpe and the the Aztecs on guitar and child movie actor from (the Smiley movies) Colin Petersen on drums to officially join the Bee Gees.
Then meeting another Australian (NEMS/The Beatles) music producer Robert Stigwood later creating (R.S.O).
The only other person to officially join the Bee Gees was another Aussie called Geoff Bridgford on drums during the early 1970s.
If you ever wanted 3 people around a camp fire with you then these would of been the 3 you would of chosen! Epic voices with no autotune.. Nothing!. Legends!
From ile of mann
Well said👍
Pure vocalization!
Pure talent!
No auto tune!
No special effects!
What a great band!
Parabéns Marlon yunson...vc é dez.adoro os bee Gees.
Sirens with Nephilim DNA
Pure talent! ❤
Their harmonies are not just legendary. They were telepathic. Stunning
Both harmonies and unison (same note). They are so tight...stunning indeed.
@@jdc6681. Absolutely. Most people only know them for the disco stuff they did; which was outstanding on its own. But these guys were fantastic musicians and their harmonies are like a choir of angels came down from heaven. Love them and always will❤
What a beautiful performance by one of the greatest bands of all times.
100%
Robin definitely had a unique voice. One of a kind
Greg------ yes it had a tenuous wavering quality to it..
Definitely agree
This is beyond great! thousand time better than the studio crap thats coming out today!
It’s at moments like this, when three voices and two guitars casually join together in perfect harmony, that you truly understand the immense talent of the Bee Gees. It’s wonderful to know that, thanks to technology, their music will live on to entertain future generations.
So many years later but still mind blowing harmonies that could cut through butter.Wow.
Absolute perfection 👌
Those harmonies... just perfection.
In late 1967 I found myself in the army and doing Basic Training at Fort Dix, NJ. Most of the guys in my platoon were from Mass. Late one night, we were getting ready to get into our bunks for our 4 or 5 hours sleep; someone had a little transistor playing and this song came on. The room just froze. I looked around and there wasn't a dry eye in the place, the song sounded more beautiful than I'd ever heard it before or since. I'll never forget that moment and will forever be grateful for the BeeGees.
I simply love stories like this! I am enjoying learning some Bee Gees songs on acoustic guitar as well.
Now THAT'S a great story.
always amazed by the power of music
Barry Brodsky, I can almost feel the room in the simple way you've told it. I am glad for you. My only other bit to add is for me many songs sound best with 1 or 2 acoustic guitars and harmony in the vocals. Did you notice Maurice playing first position open chords while Barry went up the neck.. More color and chord notes harmonizing as you also heard in their vocals. Talent and craftsmanship. These Gibb brothers are good.
Fantastic story!! I was scared army nurse during that time. I’m from Massachusetts & this song would play & I’d burst into tears. Now I’m 80, & I still cry when I here it.
This performance and their Sound Stage appearance back in the day are just gold.
Robin just sitting there, legs crossed, casual as you like, performing flawlessly with his ridiculously incredible voice. What a talent.
The harmonies are something else. There won't be another group like them. A true one off band.
I'm just sitting here gobsmacked watching them effortlessly spin out the song. I've adored them for decades - truly gifted gentlemen.
This guy can sing, when i was a kid i never knew which one was singing, it's sure nice to here them again.
Incredible spontaneous performance...never will there be a voice like Robin’s and harmonies like the Bee Gees...
Beyond brilliance, they were the best & will be for a long time to come.
Speechless!
Timeless songs and great performances.. And this is why the Bee Gees will live forever.
One of my very favourite BeeGees songs Robyn had such a unique voice
@@janetsariago5717 not bad from a family
From ile of Mann.
Not England.
I'm 42 years old and I'm just discovering the Bee Gees.....absolutely amazing!!
I’m 60 & I loved them as a teenager but not for the right reasons, I was in love with Barry had his life size poster on my bedroom door. I am now discovering the immense, beautiful, rare talent they really had! All of their songs have personal stories behind them. They wrote, produced & recorded their own music. So sorry that 3 brothers are gone & the oldest is left with memories & alone. They passed away in chronological order from youngest to oldest.
Welcome aboard!
Enjoy the ride my friend.
I’m 70 and welcome you to the Greatest music!!🫡💯
Better late than never. I have been a fan since I was a little girl 63 this year. I wish I could have seen them live.
The truly best unplugged music I have ever heard
There will never ever be another group like the Bee Gees.
Todd Lorenc Ukulele Music i get your point, but....man I'd love to see and hear another them !!!
I saw the beginning and rode the waves legends
@@lindsaykelly2224 ... . . ,
Robin always hit perfect notes, this time while sitting... I'm at lost of words for these guys.. miss them much,, ;(
Robin had PERFECT pitch. Not saying the others didn't but Robin's was very noticeable, especially on the low notes.
Robin has a unique beautiful voice.. before my time but I enjoyed this thoroughly 💯
Does anyone else like this better than the studio version?
La voix de Robin me donne des frissons ! 💯
No Words...just tears....R.I.P. Robin & Maurice..
The bee gees were soo talented and there will NEVER be another group like them. Absolutely beautiful. Legends Bee gees
I'm 68 years old, been a Bee Gees fan since their first album. Never get tried of listening to them (as my wife can attest). They are singing perfection.
68 yo too....
French
Love bee gees.
Heading 66 and just feel the same way! Greetings from Denmark.
Ich 66, höre immer noch Bee Gees. Zu Zeit sogar täglich. Wundervolle zeitlose Musik. Tut für die Seele alle Songs gut❤️
68. South African. Grateful I grew up in this era of great musicians.
There’s always 1 Bee Gees. Unique and unforgettable
That is completely insane. That sounds like a track rolling. I can't believe how precise their harmonies were...and Robin is absolutely on point here. Incredible.
Pure talent no keyboards no retakes no synthetic background. Just in sync pure amazing voices. There never will be another group like The Bee Gees
Bee gees seems like Simon and garfunkel
And not autotune effect.
@@fradel8665 other way around
You got that right !!!!!
@@BillBochon actually noone use autotune in those years
This is what real talent looks and sounds like.
Noomz try and watch Hbomax BeeGees documentary - they are truly talented you are right! ☺️
You are so right
But present show always lipsync, sssuuuucccckkkss
Today, most people listen to popularity not talent.
@@See_Sharp The late Robin Gibb's voice is for the ages - a natural wonder of perfection.
Pure magic , harmonies that raise the hairs on the back of my neck .
Robin Gibb - effortless, flawless vocals, and he was looking damn fine too.
Absolutely flawless .Robin singing just like an angel just beautiful
I was a punk rocker, but secretly always loved this song and thought Robin Gibb had the most amazing voice. And it seemed so effortless for him.
@@888strummer It was so effortless for him, he had an amazing talent. Try listening to him singing Ellan Vannin a song dedicated to his birth place the Isle of Man.
@@deenieteenie3934 Never heard this before but he is amazing on this also.
Just another day at the "office".
My god Robin is so gifted, obviously they all are but Robin's voice
has an otherworldly way about it. Their harmonies are impeccable and truly touch the soul
Damn!! Robin's voice is so so something else. Even in acoustic live. And the perfect harmony with his bros.. ✌✌✌
Incredible! Just guitars and a microphone. Their talent is so rare.
Nowadays everyone thinks they are stars, that they have special talent..... Folks, this is how it actually sounds and looks.
Yes sir
100% Agreed
Amen
I visited Robin’s grave today. That’s what brought me here. Heavenly.
Wow...that's amazing...I'd have cried a bit.... powerful...🙏
His house is directly across the street
ytgibbo where is it?
Legend
No one can deny the beauty and true music. Of them
This is incredible. The live harmonies are nothing short of perfection. What a surprise find.
Such a band!!!!!!!¿
Check out their harmony singing as kids. It's so perfect in tune its almost not capable for the human ear and it sounds like from a straight horror movie "The too perfect kids" ua-cam.com/video/AjbVNNXjOzk/v-deo.html
Simply Brilliant.
Awe aa]
beautiful now, in 2021
These guys were killing it with just 2 guitars and 3 voices . " Look Ma ; no auto-tune ! "2
2 guitars - one in open D and one in standard tuning. Fabulous!"
Robin had the most angelic voice! We will never have another group like the Bee Gees. A one off group.
The phrase "mic drop" was coined immediately following this incredible performance. Just beautiful.
So so sad some of these voices are gone. I will always love Robins angelic voice!
Only the eldest Barry remains.
Tevhnology will keep their voices going. Thank goodness for technology😊😊😊
Robin’s voice is so beautiful and the harmony of all three is breathtaking 🙏🏻❤️✝️☮️
For years I was convinced that Robin Gibbs voice was electronically enhanced. It was only a few years after his death that I realized it was just his voice with no electronic tricks. One in a trillion.
Your comment deserves more likes!! Let's face it, we have ALL been through some kind of personal journey in trying to figure out, how DOES Robin make that beautiful sound come out of his mouth? Voice training?
@@kateandphoebe The amazing thing in his voice almost no one else has that makes it almost otherworldly, and that is hard to fake, is the warble. In fact, the thing that really got me into the Bee Gees was when I was listening to a '60s station on ShoutCast, and I heard "I started a joke", and I heard that almost otherworldly quality in his voice.
Sounds like the original recording to me. Robin got that unique voice.
robin really pioneered blue eyed soul. He was doing it 5 years before The Righteous Brothers and Van Morrison. And I don’t think we’d have had artists like Phil Collins and George Michael without Robin Gibb.
Me too
How could one not love Robin !
My goodness, the talent of these brothers was incredible.
Hello Marie, How are you doing?
We only have one Bee Gee left on this earth.... Now we think back to the beautiful melodies and songs that they produced. This rendition is totally priceless.
Brothers who sang together for years and took care of each other. So good.
The unique and inimitable voice made Robin one of the greatest vocalists of all time! The disease stopped him prematurely! Rest in peace Maurice and Robin! God bless you Barry! Bee Gees forever !!!
Every time they hit the three part harmony it is pure nectar
Que banda maravilhosa! Que interpretação! Divina.
Yes, fabulous!
Good one
I could argue with that - nah...I'm just being a dick...absolutely fabulous
meetoo
Pure voice talent no filters and auto tune. Truly remarkable and amazing!
There will NEVER be another Bee Gees. What a phenomenon they were. I feel priveleged to listen to them.
That ladies and gentlemen is what musical talent really is.
Absolutely....... What a loss.
No ladies there, Linda; just gentlemen.
True that. What talent.
It was so easy than
Now nothing works without technology
Well said
To sound this great "LIVE" ,no studio in RAW conditions, without fancy equipment is simply amazing and stunning....
Been a fan since the 70's in high school. Get chills & sit in amazement every time I hear their timeless talent
Perfection, Robin with a golden voice, harmonise from Barry and Maurice, a couple of guitars and what a unique sound.
Are you kidding me.....this sounds like studio not just some random sitting with a host...very good.
Al Jolson could perform without a microphone like this.
I'm kind of glad their voices never had to go so that they felt the need for Autotune. The trap of many greats. THey had a lifetime of practice together that's why they are so good.
Mic over there heads
that's just how great their harmony was.
@Bill Murray "...oh but we WERE black! We had an operation 3 years ago... mine didn't quite work... i tell you what, part of my black body i still got...!" One of the Robin funniest answers to a silly interviewer.
back when legends roamed the earth and sang live without help from computers and such....
Nobody supports real singers now it’s bullshit
Indeed... I just can't see the way the music industry is now we will see there like again... It's very sad....
Amen on that , and no autotuner.
Ridio Only some noobs and unaware teenagers would still follow. The rest are like me, at the age of 18, listening to the classics instead of modern crap music.
hank6887 - Autotune is the instrument of the devil.
i am 70 years old . this song brings tears to my eyes ,with there harmonies ,and memories to me they were in a league of there own🥴
Eles são imortaveid nunca vou esquecer 🥀
Robin's voice was from the Gods.Hauntingly beautiful.♥️ IYI.
1000%
Purely beautiful. ❤️
No gawds...
He was born
falsetto vocal chords..
I just loved Robin's voice. He has an angelic voice.
Robin's voice sends shivers down my spine. Just beautiful.
I remember from years ago, Robin's Mum said exactly the same in a documentary.
Perfect falsetto with Barry...absolutely 💯 vocal of Robin..and also Maurice.....Great voices of all time...❤❤❤❤
It's stunning how perfectly done this acoustic version is done.
How can a song that I’ve been listening to for my whole half a century on this earth still give me chills? I miss these 3 together so much.
I’ll still never understand how this level of talent is humanly possible
It helps that they were brothers for sure, also they have sung together all of there lives... Plus a massive dollop of unbridled talent!!!
Not totally human. They were blessed. And they blessed us.
@@TheSoupdragon1968 The Everly Bros had harmonies that gave you chills too.
Sitting in Massachusetts on Monday night tonight feeling the vibe thanks for the love
My favourite Bee Gees era. Robin's unique vocals projected vulnerability, power and feeling. They made it look effortless.
Jeez! These guys could have sung about Recycling Day at the dump, and made it sound gorgeous. Yeah. Their voices really were that gorgeous.
that reminds me, as a resident of Massachusetts, I need to return my bottles for recycling so I can get my 5¢ deposits.
@@jaewok5G - Use the money to buy a lottery ticket.
@@susieq7401 indeed, they're both in the mid 350 mills!!
Laughed so hard I almost spit up while I was taking a drink! They certainly were great. They had an entire lifetime at that point to hone their sound. Plus, siblings always blend well. It's part of the genes. My son, daughter and I blend very well together.
@@tpokeeffe They were just so great. They didn't even need the back-up band. That's how great they were.
Robin's voice is a unique and heavenly instrument......Deepens their harmony...superb alone....
As a millenial who used to love kpop, hip hop and metal, I got into the rabbit hole because of this interview.. since 2021, my music listening time is 99% Bee Gees and for me, no current artist/celeb can top this group.
You used to have abysmal stupid taste
You had awful taste peoel liek you need to get lost
Can you imagine most of today's 'stars' being able to pull off a flawless classic like that with nothing more than a voice and a couple of acoustic guitars? No, neither can I.
BELLISSIMA VOCE BEI MOTIVI ANCHE SE NON SO L'INGLESE
You got that right !
@@lidiaferrolf Belle parole ! Stiamo ammirando come quelli siano stati i giorni migliori dato che i veri musicisti sono pochi oggigiorno. Dio vi benedica e la vostra famiglia.
They were astonishing. Talent unrivaled.
They can’t do it without the help of auto tune today
This is real harmony, beautifully done. No computer pitch correction, just pure talent blending perfectly.
Just three Bee Gee voices and two acoustic guitars, but absolute magic......
no other trio came close to this perfection!
Bees Gees managed to dominate the airwaves for nearly three decades which is a remarkable testament to the group's craftsmanship, sadly, there will never be another band like the Bee Gees, I miss them a lot !!!
And Barry just had a #1 in the UK. ❤️🎶 January 2021
Back in the days when there was no autotune. Just talent. Pitch perfect. They wrote them, arranged them and sang them like the Bosses they were.
Played the instruments as well.
autotune is the worst invention ever. (besides nuclear weapons and such). I am serious.
@@keep_walking_on_grass yeah, second only to nuclear weapons, lol.
INDEEED!
There might not have been autotune, but you did not need musical talent to become famous. A lot of artists sounded like absolute shit, they just had the sound.
Robin's voice is bone-chilling.
Tremendous exhibition ..!! Second nature to these three . A lifetime of doing it constantly .
Those boys take HARMONY to another level.
Yes, acoustic harmony
Listening in Massachusetts decades later, and still having chills.
i got misty my damnself
Right there with you in Massachusetts...
@@jpd632 ditto
Being born and bred there I always wondered what triggered that song. Did they maybe just like the sound of the word? Always loved that song. In fact, we need to go home now too.
@@joandelpozzo9594 I once heard it was an answer to Scott MacKenzies', 'San Francisco', and that in fact the brothers Gibb had never been here. I'm not certain if this is true, as both songs arrived in 1967.
Three brothers with iconic voices. Nothing enhanced just pure talent. Harmony like no other.
Wow. Right there on the talk show set. That’s impressive.
Barry would often pick up the guitar & start singing!
Robin's unique voice, the strong melody, and the poignant harmonies make this arrangement truly exceptional.
Robin has an especially amazing voice for emotional ballads; it reaches not just ears but your heart, even your very veins. Lovely sound of meaning.
Robin's Voice is like one of the Biggest Stars in the Sky..... Never Stop Shining. RIP ROBIN. amen
My God, it's so beautiful : "only" an incredible and magic voice with 2 guitars, in a perfect and simple moment. Even 40 or 50 years later, this song still gives the same emotion 🎶😥💕.
The magic of Robin Gibb's beautiful voice. Then and now stands the test of time, as a teen-ager back in the 60's his singing of the 1st of May captivated me to his unique talent. He truly was the voice of the Bee Gees. I love listening to him singing Ellan Vannin , the passion and the power of his voice singing about his birth place.
@@deenieteenie3934 I'm pretty sure it was Barry who sang First Of May.
@@haroldgee8426 You are correct, it was Barry Gibb, Robin Gibb sang saved by the bell on top of the pops in 1969, for some reason I mix the titles of the songs up, perhaps because the both came out in the same year. Robin's voice was incredibly unique and very captivating.
@@deenieteenie3934 Robert Stigwood chose to release First Of May as a single on the A-side with Robin's Lamplight on the B-side. This choice was partially responsible for Robin quitting the group. Luckily for Bee Gees fans, Robin returned about a year later. The rest is history...!
Were the Bee Gees gay men?
Their sincerity in singing these beautiful melodies absolutely come through, and true fans so appreciate that. The brothers Gibb are the best of the best....
I love how their harmonizing is so second nature to them. Even as kids they had it.
What the hell did I just listen to? Music from the Gods.
Just a God given talent & I pray that they gave God the glory for blessing so many of us with their musical abilities.
Raw talent
Und ich hatte das Glück, damit groß zu werden. bin 1949 geboren.
@@Sleepy-c7h Ich auch. Wir haben Glück.
Talent... Talent... Creativity...
what an amazing musical gift these men had. I just love all their songs.
These guys were born to do this and it is clear in this performance for sure greatness !
No auto tune there.BEAUTIFUL
Great Ballad and beautifully done !
I love how softly and perfectly their voices blended. They could always sound like one voice at just the right time..
It's their brotherly DNA. And the fact they started so young. One of the most talented writers and performers we will see.
Sound like one, and then in another second sound like a full choir. Just amazing.
You are beautiful baby
May we always be reminded to always look back to where we came from.
Great song No One sings at like Robin his fragile voice is so beautiful
R.I.P. Robin. You will always be missed at this side of the universe.
Despite their time in Australia and the US they never really lost their northern English accent.
Thanks to You Tube for providing the opportunity to hear and see these wonderful videos of the BeeGees.