I love that performance! I especially love how Maurice stepped up with the falsetto! The performance on The Midnight Special showcase all three of the brothers, and the nailed it, as they always do with their live performances.
They are just amazing. All decades of them. Saw them when Saturday Night Fever was at the top of the charts as a young teen. OMG. Crazy great. I can understand why they resonate with you. Groovy indeed.
This song is so special in that it was the beginning of Barry's falsetto and the way in which they wrote and performed their music.The harmonies, and change in tempo mid song make it even better. MAIN COURSE was the beginning of a new era for the Bee Gees.
On the 1975 midnight special performance Maurice does a wonderful job at the falsetto. Barry sings in his chest voice. You get to hear all three brothers with a part. This is one of my favorite songs, would love you to see the live version ❤❤❤ The adlib is Blaming it all.
Yes this what they consider their first use of Barry's voice in falsetto and it set the stage to launch them into the stratosphere with their songs featured in Saturday Night Fever.
When they did it live such as the Midnight Special, Maurice did the high falsetto. However, on the record it was Barry. It was really the first time he found his “voice” that dominates the rest of their career.
@@lilamuzik3385 Quincy Jones said it was the best R&B song he had ever heard. Seriously, they have so many amazing songs it impossible to choose, but Fanny be Tender is definitely in my top 5 Bee Gees songs!
50 bloody years ago!! I remember exactly where I was and this funky number with hearing Barry's and Mo's falsetto for the first time stunned me and that 2 years before their main disco hit train!! It was easy to realise they were back with a bang! I am old enough to remember their first big hits from 1967 to 72 - so this was a real epiphany. And the next 20 years were even more magical!!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for staying on The Bee Gees bandwagon. We owe this song to Barry’s now famous falsetto! Still do JIVE TALKING, FANNY BE TENDER from this album! Their previous album (Mr. Natural) didn’t really do that much because they were trying to change their sound from big somber/orchestral sound to more R&B. The album right before Main Course was them trying to experiment with the new sound but not quite there yet. They got is right with the following albums Main Course Children of the World Saturday Night Fever soundtrack and Spirits Having Flown. These albums made them MEGA stars!!!
Absolutely one of their best! Can’t help but hear the Barry Gibb Talk Show SNL theme song when this plays, but that only adds to the enjoyment for me. 😉❤️“Do you have anything to add, Robin?”
I was 10 yrs old when this dropped and I loved this song.. I was a Bee Gees roller skating queen. I love the Bee Gees and I think this is one of my favs! Their songs always took me somewhere else and and it didn't even matter if I didn't really know what the songs were about, their voices and the music just carried me along. I will always cherish the Bee Gees tunes! Thanks SalvoG!
This is my favorite Bee Gees song!! This was the first single released that featured Barry's falsetto voice. Love watching you while you're listening to the music!!
You should check out the live performance of this song on the Midnight Special. Both are amazing, but watching them play instruments and sing, Barry with his chest voice and Maurice with his falsetto which is him on the album except for the Yeah Yeah part which is Barry.
Really can’t go wrong with this group of banded brothers Gibb. But dang Barry straight out of the gate on Nights On Broadway is pure bliss. I always love The Bee Gees from their early songs all the way to the end. These brothers were spectacular in every sense. Their brilliant harmonies are perfect with the music. Great reaction Salvo. Keep going deep into their vast catalog of greatness.
I love the slow section in this with the gorgeous harmonies and also the amazing base line. Please don't leave it so long before doing the Bee Gees again.
Yep, I don't think there was ever a song they did together that I didn't appreciate. Something about their three-part harmonies is something that stays with you. I hadn't heard that song in years; yet, I am instantly taken back to the place and time when this song had a lot of FM radio airplay. Thanks.
Maurice was singing the high background Falsetto in this song, the yeah, yeah part! All 3 of them are just incredible! Love The Bee Gees! There’s plenty more to listen to🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The Bee Gees always make me feel good with every song. Here are a few of my favorites. Fannie Be Tender (With My Love) To Love Somebody How Can You Mend a Broken Heart Lonely Days Run to Me This is Where I Came In Inside and Out Tragedy I could go on but I only have so much time..... Enjoy these you won't be disappointed.
The Bee Gees had a very successful career in the 60's, then music changed and they were thrown for a while. Then they realized they could do more with their voices and got an excellent producer in Arif Marden. The rest is history....
I'm thinking you have a very big heart and a whole lot of soul. Watching you enjoy their music with such emotion makes me happy 😊 you are very special ❤️
I used to think of this as just a song, but about 15 years ago I got into a cab and I didn't realize that the cabbie had outfit the entire cab as a sound system with ultra sub woofer bass. He asked if I'd mind some music, and I said I love music. He put on Nights on Broadway. The bass line in ultra-bass was a religious experience and every time I hear the song now I am instantly transported back 15 years to that cab.
This is really a great song. Thank you for reacting to "Nights on Broadway". It was my mother's favorite song of theirs. Barry has the falsetto. Robin sang the chorus and shared the lead with Barry. This was just before Saturday Night Fever and disco/line dancing was just starting. I was 13 when this album came out. Always loved the older songs as I grew up, Massachusetts, I Started a Joke, etc. When this came out along with Jive Talkin' it was definitely the next level.
That whole damned album!! Got it in 5th grade.❤ ...20 years later I never was one for CDs but after we had twins...I bought a mini van and it had a CD player. This was one of two of the first CDs I ever bought. Driving around Denver with two little kids(a boy & a girl) strapped into car seats in the backseat...we sang every word to every song... singing the harmonies, playing air guitar & air drums...for years & years. The other CD I bought that day and we sang every word to every song was The Best of Cat Stevens! Thanks for the memories❤
Hello dear friend I came here because I was attracted by the song Bee Gees was my second favorite group in my youth after The BEATLES and I lived in the time of this album "Main Course" which I consider one of their best and which put them back on the successful commercial path which was soon followed by the soundtrack of "Saturday Night Fever" "Nights on Broadway" has what I like most about the Bee Gees: the alternation and contrast of the natural voices of Barry and Robin, backed by the harmonies of Maurice, a great rhythm and instrumentation, and a wonderful melodic bridge "Nights on Broadway" is in my Top 3 of this album, along with the explosive choral "Fanny (be tender with my love)" 😮and the country ballad "Come on over" and it is also in my Top 5 of the best Bee Gees songs: Massachusetts Lamplight My world Mr Natural Nights on Broadway At the beginning you mentioned the previous Bee Gees albums that were not successful "Mr Natural" (1974) is the album where the Bee Gees' musical turnaround process began It is a transitional album that is one of my favorites, although commercially it was a failure Its main song "Mr Natural" is my favorite Bee Gees song Can you give a reaction to it? a bonus request ha as now you returned to Bee Gees, please return to ABBA the iconic swedish quartet still has a lot for you to discover I suggest "Thank you for the music" (1977/78) a musical anthem by ABBA
I once heard an interview with Barry where he a says that indeed there were songs of theirs that even they didn't care for - he called them "turkeys". So don't be surprised if you come across one or two. It doesn't detract from the incredible number of spectacular songs they've had over so many years. Thanks for the reaction!! Bee Gees ❤
Just for sharing,I just listened to a soulful gem of Bee gees song 'I Will '. its really beautiful 🎉❤. This album is in 1998 album Still Water. . don't miss it . really awesome 🎉❤❤
The previous couple of albums before Main Course, although weren't commercial successful, were exercises in growth for the group. The group had reunited after a separation, and were still getting their sea legs. Getting used to working together again, and showing respect for each others creative contributions and maturity was something they had to develop over a few albums. They did have a couple of hits: Run To Me and Lonely Days, but the albums didn't take off. Main Course was not only a new direction in both sound and production, but also showcased the falsetto characteristics we know them for. On Nights On Broadway, it was decided they needed something extra, and it was suggested Barry try screaming in tune. He discovered he could do the falsetto. With Baby As You Turn Away, they attempted to do an entire song with the falsetto voice being the lead vocal, and not just a backing part. Notable hits off Main Course: Jive Talking, Nights On Broadway and Fanny Be Tender. But the album did have a number of great songs besides those hits. Baby As You Turn Away, Wind Of Change and Country Lanes all stand out. Main Course was a not only a pivotable album in the careers of the brothers, but also in music. It was the start of bigger things to come.
They had a couple of early 70s albums while I believe they deserved more recognition they didn’t get it. Mr Natural didn’t do great but some really good songs on it . Both Man Course and Children of the world went Platinum (prior to Saturday Night Fever). I personally love the song Dogs from Mr Natural, Children of the world is a great song, Spirits having flown. This song is one of my favorites thank you❤
Hi. I grew up on the Bee Gees, dad was a huge fan, his absolute favorite to listen to. I just wanted to suggest a couple of my favorites, New York Mining Disaster was one of their earlier songs and For Whom the Bell Tolls was from the early 90's. There are tons more of course but those are two that I thought you might like. 😁 Merry Christmas 🎄 Dad suggested Spicks and Specks if you can find it. It was one of the really early songs before they left Australia and also Tragedy. Also please find an Andy Gibb song to listen to, he was there younger brother and was so much like Barry.
Their magic was being able to change with the times while remaing the same. Few had that. Elton John, Rod Stewart and a few others. Love this song and thanks!
The Bee Gees never disappoint and neither do your reactions of The Bee Gees. You need to put The Bee Gees REACHING OUT in your list of future reactions. ❤❤❤
hi Salvo, ...amazing song, sometimes eerie, in a good way... was played-to-death on German radio, when it came out... magical, haunting... and the build-up of the falsetto voices all over the place towards the end is just... unbelievably good... 💖
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My favorite song by them. 45 years later. Still my favorite song. ❤❤❤
45 years later it's still your favorite 45.
You need to watch them doing this live on the Midnight Special ❤❤❤
that's what i was hoping this video was going to feature.
But, The studio version is much better!
@@ronaldmariano1888I agree
Please do videos. Or live even better. I miss the passion the artists exude in the live performances. Studio doesn't do it at all for me.
I love that performance! I especially love how Maurice stepped up with the falsetto! The performance on The Midnight Special showcase all three of the brothers, and the nailed it, as they always do with their live performances.
Awesome song. Fanny Be Tender With My Love is most definitely worth a listen.
Yes, definitely!
They are just amazing. All decades of them. Saw them when Saturday Night Fever was at the top of the charts as a young teen. OMG. Crazy great. I can understand why they resonate with you. Groovy indeed.
Nobody can switch there Voices like the Bee Gees ❤❤❤
This song is so special in that it was the beginning of Barry's falsetto and the way in which they wrote and performed their music.The harmonies, and change in tempo mid song make it even better. MAIN COURSE was the beginning of a new era for the Bee Gees.
On the 1975 midnight special performance Maurice does a wonderful job at the falsetto. Barry sings in his chest voice. You get to hear all three brothers with a part. This is one of my favorite songs, would love you to see the live version ❤❤❤ The adlib is Blaming it all.
A lot of the falsetto was Maurice
And he was killing it on the bass .
Maurice falsetto in this song was only on the live show on Saturday Night Live in 1975.
On the studio vesion it was Barry.
Falsetto is always Barry. Maurice sings in a high register but not in falsetto.
@@penelopehornswaggle102 rubbish. All 3 Brothers could and did sing in falsetto
@@penelopehornswaggle102
You've got that right! Though Mo did great when singing live, no one could sing an entire song in falsetto like Barry Gibb!!
@@Ayala70You prob mean on The Midnight Special!👍
I believe this song marks the first appearance of the famous falsetto. And definitely hit Jive Talkin’!
Yes this what they consider their first use of Barry's voice in falsetto and it set the stage to launch them into the stratosphere with their songs featured in Saturday Night Fever.
En esta canción destaca el falsete de Maurice. Barry canta con la voz más grave.
@@julioreyna9339Not on the studio version.
When they did it live such as the Midnight Special, Maurice did the high falsetto. However, on the record it was Barry. It was really the first time he found his “voice” that dominates the rest of their career.
Fanny Be Tender With My Love is gorgeous!
A Masterpiece
My favorite BeeGees song.
Yes another vote for Fanny be tender one of my favorites!!
@@lilamuzik3385 Quincy Jones said it was the best R&B song he had ever heard. Seriously, they have so many amazing songs it impossible to choose, but Fanny be Tender is definitely in my top 5 Bee Gees songs!
The vocal arrangements for this song are incredible and the delivery is a masterpiece in harmonies.
Might be one of my favorites if it is possible to pick a favorite.
50 bloody years ago!! I remember exactly where I was and this funky number with hearing Barry's and Mo's falsetto for the first time stunned me and that 2 years before their main disco hit train!! It was easy to realise they were back with a bang! I am old enough to remember their first big hits from 1967 to 72 - so this was a real epiphany. And the next 20 years were even more magical!!
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Love it when Robin takes the lead. His voice is impeccable 👌🎼❤️
Robin takes the lead again in the song "For Whom The Bell Tolls", it's beautiful.
Barry's first lead on this song & For Whom the Bell Tolls.🎶
THANK YOU SO MUCH for staying on The Bee Gees bandwagon. We owe this song to Barry’s now famous falsetto!
Still do JIVE TALKING, FANNY BE TENDER from this album!
Their previous album (Mr. Natural) didn’t really do that much because they were trying to change their sound from big somber/orchestral sound to more R&B. The album right before Main Course was them trying to experiment with the new sound but not quite there yet.
They got is right with the following albums Main Course
Children of the World
Saturday Night Fever soundtrack and Spirits Having Flown. These albums made them MEGA stars!!!
The Bee Gees are so special for me, if you are sad, nothing like a BG song like that to get up... Brothers Gibb: amazing, never to be forgotten
They had many hits before this album. In the 1960s & early 70s. Some are…
- To Love Somebody
- I Started a Joke
- I Can’t See Nobody
- Run to Me
Great suggestions
Absolutely one of their best! Can’t help but hear the Barry Gibb Talk Show SNL theme song when this plays, but that only adds to the enjoyment for me. 😉❤️“Do you have anything to add, Robin?”
"Singing 'bout chest hair, singing 'bout crazy cool medallions" 🤣
I was 10 yrs old when this dropped and I loved this song.. I was a Bee Gees roller skating queen. I love the Bee Gees and I think this is one of my favs! Their songs always took me somewhere else and and it didn't even matter if I didn't really know what the songs were about, their voices and the music just carried me along. I will always cherish the Bee Gees tunes! Thanks SalvoG!
This is my favorite Bee Gees song!! This was the first single released that featured Barry's falsetto voice. Love watching you while you're listening to the music!!
This is actually where Barry Gibb discovered his high voice. :) LJ
🌸 dude --you're going to love jive talkin'!
Absolutely, one of their greatest songs!
I love that it is a mix of the old Bee Gees harmony (the slowed down section) and then the up tempo funk of the Saturday Night Fever Bee Gees!
I love this one, it has those huge high notes and also a super mean bass, works perfectly ❤❤
You have to understand how GOOD this sounded, coming through a portable AM transistor radio.
You should check out the live performance of this song on the Midnight Special. Both are amazing, but watching them play instruments and sing, Barry with his chest voice and Maurice with his falsetto which is him on the album except for the Yeah Yeah part which is Barry.
I’ll check that out. Midnight special have a great UA-cam channel
@@fayesouthall6604 Lots of Bee Gees live performances on there.
Really can’t go wrong with this group of banded brothers Gibb. But dang Barry straight out of the gate on Nights On Broadway is pure bliss. I always love The Bee Gees from their early songs all the way to the end. These brothers were spectacular in every sense. Their brilliant harmonies are perfect with the music. Great reaction Salvo. Keep going deep into their vast catalog of greatness.
Right, midnight special is a must
Love Bee Gees now and forever. I remember as a college freshman dancing to Saturday Night Fever in 1977. Magic times.
Love this song... and your reaction to it. I'll bet you're killer on the dance floor. Love love love your channel. 👍
I love the slow section in this with the gorgeous harmonies and also the amazing base line.
Please don't leave it so long before doing the Bee Gees again.
This is one of my favorites. One of so so many favorites!
One of my faves!
One of their best songs…Best of Bee Gees album is a great example of their early work…they’ve always been awesome. Nice reaction!!
Yep, I don't think there was ever a song they did together that I didn't appreciate. Something about their three-part harmonies is something that stays with you. I hadn't heard that song in years; yet, I am instantly taken back to the place and time when this song had a lot of FM radio airplay. Thanks.
Maurice was singing the high background Falsetto in this song, the yeah, yeah part! All 3 of them are just incredible! Love The Bee Gees! There’s plenty more to listen to🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Only when they sang it live because obviously Barry couldn't do all the parts live.
The Main Course album kicked off the Bee Gees hugely successful Disco era!
I don't know how anyone can listen to this and not just rock out !
The Bee Gees always make me feel good with every song. Here are a few of my favorites.
Fannie Be Tender (With My Love)
To Love Somebody
How Can You Mend a Broken Heart
Lonely Days Run to Me
This is Where I Came In
Inside and Out
Tragedy
I could go on but I only have so much time..... Enjoy these you won't be disappointed.
Absolutely one if ny fav songs of theirs. I still own the vinyl and play it all the way through
The Bee Gees had a very successful career in the 60's, then music changed and they were thrown for a while. Then they realized they could do more with their voices and got an excellent producer in Arif Marden. The rest is history....
This song is about a stalker by the way.
My favorite Bee Gees song!
Mine too. ❤❤. Play it all the time still.
Played my 45 of this to death!
I'm thinking you have a very big heart and a whole lot of soul. Watching you enjoy their music with such emotion makes me happy 😊 you are very special ❤️
spirits having flown is a great song....I love them all ...pretty much....secret love you would love also
They have such a huge catalog. Love this song
I used to think of this as just a song, but about 15 years ago I got into a cab and I didn't realize that the cabbie had outfit the entire cab as a sound system with ultra sub woofer bass. He asked if I'd mind some music, and I said I love music. He put on Nights on Broadway. The bass line in ultra-bass was a religious experience and every time I hear the song now I am instantly transported back 15 years to that cab.
You should check this song live on The Midnight Special, it's absolutely fantastic❤
This is really a great song. Thank you for reacting to "Nights on Broadway". It was my mother's favorite song of theirs. Barry has the falsetto. Robin sang the chorus and shared the lead with Barry. This was just before Saturday Night Fever and disco/line dancing was just starting. I was 13 when this album came out. Always loved the older songs as I grew up, Massachusetts, I Started a Joke, etc. When this came out along with Jive Talkin' it was definitely the next level.
Ben Platt did a really good version at the Kennedy Center Honors tribute to The Bee Gees.
But it was cut off, not totally done....he did a great job nonetheless.
Saw them in 1977 at Madison Square Garden in NYC.
You don't even want to know how great they were. 😱
That whole damned album!! Got it in 5th grade.❤
...20 years later
I never was one for CDs but after we had twins...I bought a mini van and it had a CD player. This was one of two of the first CDs I ever bought. Driving around Denver with two little kids(a boy & a girl) strapped into car seats in the backseat...we sang every word to every song... singing the harmonies, playing air guitar & air drums...for years & years. The other CD I bought that day and we sang every word to every song was The Best of Cat Stevens!
Thanks for the memories❤
This was my sister's favorite song nearly 50 years ago when I was in kindergarten. It is still an awesome song.
Thank you for reacting to this one. I had forgotten how good this song is.
Glad to see you back and reacting to my favorite Bee Gees song!
Hello dear friend
I came here because I was attracted by the song
Bee Gees
was my second favorite group in my youth
after The BEATLES
and I lived in the time of this album "Main Course"
which I consider one of their best
and which put them back on the successful commercial path
which was soon followed by the soundtrack of
"Saturday Night Fever"
"Nights on Broadway"
has what I like most about the Bee Gees:
the alternation and contrast of the natural voices
of Barry and Robin, backed by the harmonies of Maurice,
a great rhythm and instrumentation,
and a wonderful melodic bridge
"Nights on Broadway"
is in my Top 3 of this album, along with
the explosive choral "Fanny (be tender with my love)"
😮and the country ballad "Come on over"
and it is also in my Top 5 of the best Bee Gees songs:
Massachusetts
Lamplight
My world
Mr Natural
Nights on Broadway
At the beginning you mentioned the previous Bee Gees albums that were not successful
"Mr Natural" (1974) is the album where the Bee Gees' musical turnaround process began
It is a transitional album that is one of my favorites, although commercially it was a failure
Its main song "Mr Natural" is my favorite Bee Gees song
Can you give a reaction to it?
a bonus request ha
as now you returned to Bee Gees, please return to ABBA
the iconic swedish quartet still has a lot for you to discover
I suggest "Thank you for the music" (1977/78)
a musical anthem by ABBA
Love the bass guitar in this...
I once heard an interview with Barry where he a says that indeed there were songs of theirs that even they didn't care for - he called them "turkeys". So don't be surprised if you come across one or two. It doesn't detract from the incredible number of spectacular songs they've had over so many years. Thanks for the reaction!! Bee Gees ❤
TALENT TRIO, LETS GO!
My favorite BeeGees song.
Pure Talent.👏👏👏
The live versions show Maurice - not Barry - singing most of the falsetto.
Maurice sang it live but it is Barry on the record.
Just for sharing,I just listened to a soulful gem of Bee gees song 'I Will '. its really beautiful 🎉❤. This album is in 1998 album Still Water. . don't miss it . really awesome 🎉❤❤
Agreed!!
Banger!!
You need to check out For Whom The Bell Tolls from 1993 next or when you get time. It is amazing. Robin is outstanding
This
If you do Jive Talking, the video is very short. So if you want to hear the entire song, do the live version, 1975 Midnight Special.
When you have brothers that sing, it always sounds so good! I've always loved this Bee Gees song.
The best sounding stalker song. They sound so good on this one.
House of Shame
Someone Belonging to Someone
These 2 songs are awesome as well
Please react to them
Love the Bee Gees! Love this song among MANY of theirs! 🙂✌️👍
🔥 my favorite Bee Gees song hands down
this is an absolute certified banger. their best song imo.
My favorite Bee Gees song love it love you
The previous couple of albums before Main Course, although weren't commercial successful, were exercises in growth for the group. The group had reunited after a separation, and were still getting their sea legs. Getting used to working together again, and showing respect for each others creative contributions and maturity was something they had to develop over a few albums. They did have a couple of hits: Run To Me and Lonely Days, but the albums didn't take off. Main Course was not only a new direction in both sound and production, but also showcased the falsetto characteristics we know them for. On Nights On Broadway, it was decided they needed something extra, and it was suggested Barry try screaming in tune. He discovered he could do the falsetto. With Baby As You Turn Away, they attempted to do an entire song with the falsetto voice being the lead vocal, and not just a backing part. Notable hits off Main Course: Jive Talking, Nights On Broadway and Fanny Be Tender. But the album did have a number of great songs besides those hits. Baby As You Turn Away, Wind Of Change and Country Lanes all stand out. Main Course was a not only a pivotable album in the careers of the brothers, but also in music. It was the start of bigger things to come.
So happy to see you reacting to my favorite guys again! ❤
Waouh...... quelle harmonie 🎉
Please check out "Fanny" when you get a chance. Purportedly the BeeGee's mother's favorite song of theirs. Its wonderful!
Give us a Bee Gees two-fer and do Tragedy!
They’d already been global superstars 10+ years by this time. This is about a reset into the 70s and reinventing themselves. Survivors from the 60’s.
I been waiting for this one! 🎉
Great reaction, that’s Maurice in the far back voice. He did a lot of harmonizing in his falsetto. They all sang high.
They had a couple of early 70s albums while I believe they deserved more recognition they didn’t get it. Mr Natural didn’t do great but some really good songs on it . Both Man Course and Children of the world went Platinum (prior to Saturday Night Fever). I personally love the song Dogs from Mr Natural, Children of the world is a great song, Spirits having flown. This song is one of my favorites thank you❤
Hi. I grew up on the Bee Gees, dad was a huge fan, his absolute favorite to listen to. I just wanted to suggest a couple of my favorites, New York Mining Disaster was one of their earlier songs and For Whom the Bell Tolls was from the early 90's. There are tons more of course but those are two that I thought you might like. 😁 Merry Christmas 🎄
Dad suggested Spicks and Specks if you can find it. It was one of the really early songs before they left Australia and also Tragedy. Also please find an Andy Gibb song to listen to, he was there younger brother and was so much like Barry.
Bee Gees __😊😊
mr natural was a good start to their comeback
Tradegy is another good song by the Bee Gees
If you liked this one you really need to get around to doing both Jive Talkin and Tragedy. Both were monster #1 hits by the Bee Gee's.
You got to check out "To whom the Bell tolls"is really good one you hear Robin's talent it's truly amazing ❤
Love the reaction and your hair dude! 🥰
This is one of my favorite Bee Gees songs, along with "New York Mining Disaster 1941"
Their magic was being able to change with the times while remaing the same. Few had that. Elton John, Rod Stewart and a few others. Love this song and thanks!
They were extra special. Their songs never fail to bring joy.
React to this on the Midnight Special. Its the best performance. Special. Especially towards the end.
Freaking fire...what a great song! Thanks for the reminder 😊
The Bee Gees never disappoint and neither do your reactions of The Bee Gees. You need to put The Bee Gees REACHING OUT in your list of future reactions. ❤❤❤
One of my all time favourites❤🎉
hi Salvo, ...amazing song, sometimes eerie, in a good way... was played-to-death on German radio, when it came out... magical, haunting... and the build-up of the falsetto voices all over the place towards the end is just... unbelievably good... 💖
Great song but you should have done the live version
The original studio audio is much better!
You’re right. There are very few bad songs from them. Even their really old stuff is fun.
I love the song “Words”.
Nice reaction man.
Hello, Earth to Bee Gees 😅❤Awesome ❣️
For sure my favorite Bee Gees song