Thank you for not interrupting. The Bee Gees donated all the proceeds from the sale of this song to Unicef and to date have raised over $10 million. This is the music of my era and at 69 I still love the Bee Gees. Its so nice to see the reaction of the younger generation to this beautiful music. The "music" of today does not compare in any way to the songwriting and harmonies of the Brothers Gibb. There is no auto tune or pitch correction just three beautiful and harmonious voices. Sadly, Barry, the lead and falsetto is the oldest and only living brother today. Maurice died in 2003 and Robin in 2012.
I wish I was hearing this for the first time 😊 but I grew up with their music, best ever singer song writers ever hits in the 60's 70's 80's and 90's right up until the twins died 😢
I wish to meet them and embrace them for the joy they put inside me whenever I'm listening to their music 😢so incredible super talent Thanks for watching 🙏
I love your reaction. I have seen many first reactions over the years. I enjoyed it because you let the song play and you showed exactly how that song affects people who care in this world. 😊 Thanks. You're really one of my favorites.
The BeeGees are the best group ever!!! Their song writing, harmonies (only 3 brothers could create), their individual vocals, hit records over decades, & every song is filled with feeling & emotion that just grabs your soul & pulls you in. I grew up them & their music & I feel sorry for the current generation that has no music like this at all. Thank you as a young person for recognizing how wonderful the BeeGees & the music really is.
Your reaction is perfect. This is more or less how I reacted when I first heard this beautiful, uplifting and very sad song. The message is clear: we are all starved of heaven and love. We are craving heaven and love. Brilliant song.
How did they find this music? They wrote it, among over 1,000 songs including many hits for themselves, and other big artists. They started playing in public, when the taller older brother was 9 years old, the fraternal twins Robin and Maurice, were 6. They had hits from the 1960's, every decade until the twins passed away in the 2010s? Barry Gibb put out a new album last year. They each did lead singer roles, and their voices always blended so well. They had a younger brother Andy, who also wrote hits and had his own hits, then passed away very young.
@@roselinesunday1848 He wrote his hits with the "help" of his brothers, they were one of the best songwriters ever. React to Bee Gees - "Tragedy" - Making of (from Spirits Having Flown TV Special), you can see, HOW they made their songs!
A wonderful reaction video, Roseline. It makes me happy to see someone enjoy for the first time what I have experienced many years ago when The Bee Gees were making such fantastic songs.
This song is from the Bee Gee's live performance at The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song. It was a benefit concert of popular music held in the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on January 9, 1979. It was intended to raise money for UNICEF world hunger programs and to mark the beginning of the International Year of the Child. The concert was videotaped and broadcast the following day on NBC in the U.S. and around the world. The Bee Gees gave UNICEF rights to all royalties from the song. It's raised about $13 Million for UNICEF thus far.
Correct 💯 Thanks so much for watching According to me I got to know this not quite long in my findings too much heaven was perform at UNICEF concert on jenuary 9,1979 and later found it away Among spirit having flown album Still like yesterday they are so incredible 🤗
These brothers wrote and sang over a thousand songs and never had a bad one. They had ridiculous harmonies and vocal range and a career that spanned over 5 decades. They were and always will be a cut above the rest. The BeeGees were the first to donate a song to charity with this song for Unicef. They also donated Blue Island to help with the aftermath of the Bosnian war particularly the women and children, raising millions for both charities.
Thank you, Roseline for your reaction. I hope you will react to a number of these 1970s songs by The Carpenters: Close to You; Superstar; Top of The World; We've Only Just Begun; Ticket to Ride; Help; And When He Smiles; Masquerade; A Song For You; Rainy Days and Mondays; A Rainbow Connection; California Dreamin'; Yesterday Once More; Breaking Up is Hard to do; I can't Smile Without You; I just Keep Falling In Love Again; Reason to Believe; Make Believe It's Your First Time; For All We Know; Only Yesterday; I'll Never Fall In Love Again; A Place to Hideaway; Mr. Postman; All You Get from Love is a Love Song; I Need Some Time; Sing a Song; All of My Life; Bless the Beasts and Children; Calling Your Name Again; Goodbye to Love; Hurting Each Other; I Believe You; I Need to be in Love; I Have You; I Need to Be in Love; I Won't Last a Day Without You; Solitaire; Jambalaya (On the Bayou); Sweet, Sweet Smile; There's a Kind of Hush; Those Good Old Dreams; Where Do I Go from Here; You. These are all good songs; plus, there are more :)
Beautiful reaction to a class and talented group/brothers, could you try 'Kate Bush' The Man with the Child in His Eyes. it tears me up always.x Cheer's 🇬🇧
Nice to "meet" you Roseline - this is my first time on your channel and I enjoyed your reaction, so I will be back! If you would like to try any more songs from the Bee Gees I would recommend "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" and "Words"! Best of luck to you with your channel!
Wow welcome to my channel 🤗❣️ And thanks for much for ur recommendation Yes I will check it out and bring it here I'm currently in the world of beegees
Look up Barry Gibb's songwriting catalog and you'll be ASTOUNDED how many hits he's written for other artists incl. his brother Andy....Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers - 'Islands in the Stream' ...Diana Ross - 'Chain Reaction' ...Barbra Streisand - 'Woman in Love' ...Dionne Warwick - 'Heartbreaker' ...Frankie Valli - 'Grease' ...Yvonne Elliman - 'If I Can't Have You'... It goes on and on... He is truly one of a kind....
Robin co wrote all of those songs for Dolly, Kenny, Barbra, Dionne, Yvonne, Diana. Not just Barry. Together Barry and ROBIN wrote 90+% of the Bee Gee's songs. Barry for some reason gets all the credit, I suppose because his brothers are dead. Maurice also wrote a good number of those songs with his brothers and was the musical genius. Maurice and Robin wrote for Robin's solo albums as well, (Magnet, How old are You, Secret Agent, Walls have eyes - all very popular in Europe) and wrote The Titanic Requiem (an orchestral piece played by the London Philharmonic) and solo wrote his LP's Robin's Reign, Sing slowly sisters and 60 St Catherine's Drive. He also wrote songs for others like "Hold on to my love" a big hit for Jimmy Ruffin. Barry was one third of the group but better known because of the disco era where he sang lead and because he's still alive.
@@yourthaiguy - No worries. I just find it sad that Robin and Maurice do not get the credit they deserve. If you look at any Bee Gees LP's it's right there in the credits. Early on Barry did the writing because the twins were over three years younger, a huge difference when they were small but his brothers caught up very quickly. Sometimes whoever sang the song was picked simply because that voice suited the particular song. Often Barry and Robin sang in unison (but although their voices were quite different they blended as one and you couldn't tell who was who. Genetics.) or they alternated verses like "For whom the bell tolls". The contrast was great. Maurice was the master musician who could play a dozen instruments and always found the right chords for the songs and the perfect vocal harmony to compliment the two lead melodies of Barry and Robin. He had a tremendous vocal range and filled in wherever it was needed. He was also pretty much their band leader and arranger on stage and most important kept the two strong personalities of Barry and Robin from clashing. When Maurice died, so did the band. That's how vital he was. Barry said Robin was a tremendous lyricist and songwriter, the funniest man he ever knew and his voice was "killer" - in Barry's own words. Some of the songs that were Robin's ideas were their early hits like "Massachusetts", their first #1 in the UK (Barry said his mouth dropped open when Robin sang it to him), "I started a joke", ""Holiday", ""I've got to get a message to you" and many others throughout their career. Give a listen to "I am the World" a song written by Robin solo when he was just 14 or 15! His lyrics were amazing and deep. His vibrato was unique and unmatched which is why nobody ever tries to cover his trademark songs. He was called the "Pavarotti of Pop". Barry was the big brother, good looking, confident and the public relations guy able to handle the press and be the spokesman. Robin was very shy. Barry also did a lot of record producing but seldom alone, often with Richardson or Albhy Galuten. The other brothers did some production but not as much as Barry. He was well reputed for that. He also got a lot of the public's recognition because he did lead on most of the songs in their "disco" era and that was the one they were most known for but there are three voices even on those. They did great stuff in the 60's, early '70's, 80's, 90's and early 2000's but were blackballed after disco as being, of all things "too popular"! All three were essential. Maurice said one of us is OK, two of us is better but three of us together is magic. Sorry for the long blurb. 😉 A fan since the 60's. All the best.
The BEEGEES have been around since the sixties Barry Gibb the lead singer is still alive, however the two brothers with him on his left and right were twins, they have both passed away and prior too that they had a little brother named Andy, he appeared with them on stage plus he was on his way up, but while on tour with his brothers he was found dead in his hotel room due to a drug overdose, he was the first too pass His older brothers nicknamed him, little Barry because he looked so much like him and even sounded like him. Barry the lead singer was the eldest he was the one that got his brothers into music, actually it may have been their father m? as of today he is the only BEEGEE left. RIP little brothers of Barry, you are part of God's choir now.
Omg goodsbumps all over my body while reading ur comment I used to know there's just only one left but never knew one of them was dead by (drugs ) may their soul continue to rest in perfect peace I called them legend 💪
shawn millar - ANDY DID NOT DIE OF AN OVERDOSE!!!! I hope you realize he still has a daughter, a brother and a sister who could read your garbage! He did not tour with his brothers and only sang on stage with them one time in 1979. He was NOT found dead in a hotel room. He was staying in Thame in England with his brother Robin and was rushed to the hospital in Oxford after he collapsed. He died in hospital 3 days later, at 30 years old. He was clean at the time...no drugs or alcohol in his body. He had been to and finished rehab. He died of a virus that caused myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart. BTW, Barry was not always the lead singer. Robin sang many leads including their earliest hits like "Massachusetts", "Holiday", "I started a joke", "And the sun will shine" and Maurice also sang lead. All three were composers. Don't make comments when you don't know what you are talking about. They can hurt people.
@@roselinesunday1848 - Shawn's comment was WRONG. Andy died at 30 but due to a viral heart infection in a hospital in England, not in a hotel room and not of an overdose. He had no drugs or alcohol in his body. It was very improper of him to say what he did. I made a separate comment with the details of his death. Maurice died at 53 after surgery for a twisted intestine which had been misdiagnosed until it was too late and Robin died a long terrible death from cancer at 62.
@@susieq9801 Maybe you didn't watch the documentary that I had watched?! Barry has even admitted that Andy was doing it and he even admitted that they all did it without saying it directly. Andy's heart gave out because of over INDULGENCE from COCAINE! which after excessive use can weaken the heart! Same way Bobby Hatfield of the RIGHTEOUS brothers died in his hotel room, and he too had a family!! So don't give me that BS! The BEEGEES were not pure of sin! The majority of all entertainers use drugs either for recreational purposes and to keep them selves awake etc. Because of their fast paced jobs. I'm not demonizing him or anybody else who does drugs, it's part of life they live so they can function. Sometimes that's the price one pays for fame and fortune, Prince was raised as Jehovah's witness and they are very strict on what they are allowed and not allowed to put in their bodies, he died from an overdose of OPIOIDS. Do your research before you criticize someone else for telling the truth! PEACE!!
@@shawnmiller2515 - I don't need any documentary to know YOU ARE WRONG. I was a follower of the group since 1967. Were you? First, I never said the brothers did not use drugs. When did I say that? I didn't. I know all three admitted substance abuse at one time (on Donahue and elsewhere). All three used amphetamines early on to keep going 24/7 in a difficult business as did many others. In the 60's/70's amphetamines were often prescribed by doctors as a stimulant. I know because I was a nurse. Anyway, that was not even part of my response or of your original accusations against Andy. Barry 's choice was pot. Rob got hooked on amphetamines but eventually kicked them becoming a strict vegan and teetotaler who never drank booze. Mo was an alcoholic who went to AA and quit and also helped others through AA to stop drinking. When precisely did I EVER say that the Gibbs were pure as the driven snow? Give me the exact quote! Here's a clue...I DID NOT. I never gave you the "BS" that you claim I did. What are you so excited about, being contradicted? You were wrong in your initial statement, PERIOD! Andy did NOT die of an overdose. He did NOT die in a hotel room but 3 days after he was admitted to hospital and at that time his post mortem said "No drugs or alcohol were in his system". Look up the OFFICIAL report. Do you want research? How about being an RN for 40 years and seeing the autopsy findings? Mo said he was very annoyed at overhearing a reporter say "Bad news, it was natural causes". It was natural causes in that he died of viral myocarditis, not an OD. Maybe you missed THAT documentary and Mo's statement. Don't get all pious and self righteous with me when it is you who claimed falsehoods. I REPEAT.....He was not found in a hotel room. He did not die of an overdose. He was not on tour with his brothers but staying with Robin away from Miami and LA in a quiet English town (Thame, Oxfordshire) where he could avoid drugs and be monitored by his brother who at the time was a straight arrow. YOU obviously did not do the research so don't get snotty with me. I DARE YOU to research and find the cause of death. I treated people with addictions and with sudden death due to drugs, including cocaine. Cocaine DID weaken his heart making him susceptible to the virus which caused his myocarditis. HE DID NOT DIE OF AN OVERDOSE. I will criticize anyone who states falsehoods that might at some point be read by his family and cause them pain.
Oh let me say I'm sorry for this Actually it's doesn't show that here But surly I will make sure I correct this mistake in my next video Please kindly bear with me 🙏🙏
no computers...no auto-tune, no gimmicks...just pure talent...
Indeed there's nothing to compare thanks for watching
Just totally amazing! Like we say this is real music!! Bee Gees were just utterly amazing!
Thank you, thank you. Gibb brothers.
Looks like The Bee Gees melted another heart..It’s what they do..
It's actually melt my heart ❤️ thanks for watching
Your reaction was priceless baby I love it
Bee Gees It is God level ... 😃
The very high notes Barry Gibb sings is called "falsetto". But he can sing like a normal standard man as well...
Great harmonies and exceptional voices.
They have so many songs with lyrics that will make you melt.
Thank you for not interrupting. The Bee Gees donated all the proceeds from the sale of this song to Unicef and to date have raised over $10 million. This is the music of my era and at 69 I still love the Bee Gees. Its so nice to see the reaction of the younger generation to this beautiful music. The "music" of today does not compare in any way to the songwriting and harmonies of the Brothers Gibb. There is no auto tune or pitch correction just three beautiful and harmonious voices. Sadly, Barry, the lead and falsetto is the oldest and only living brother today. Maurice died in 2003 and Robin in 2012.
I lost myself when it comes to beegees
Thanks for watching
I wish I was hearing this for the first time 😊 but I grew up with their music, best ever singer song writers ever hits in the 60's 70's 80's and 90's right up until the twins died 😢
Aww😍 that should be a lovely time we all can feel it such a gifted beegees thanks for watching
The 70's and 80's have the best music. It is real.
Bee Gee were the best back then and every girls dream to be with.
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I wish to meet them and embrace them for the joy they put inside me whenever I'm listening to their music 😢so incredible super talent
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Love to see younger people listen to yesterday's music and they love it
Hey 👋 welcome
And yes yesterday music, but evergreen
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I love your reaction. I have seen many first reactions over the years. I enjoyed it because you let the song play and you showed exactly how that song affects people who care in this world. 😊
Thanks. You're really one of my favorites.
🙏 I'm really glad you liked it ☺️ thanks for watching
Greatest Harmonys of all time Beach boys are # 2
The BeeGees are the best group ever!!! Their song writing, harmonies (only 3 brothers could create), their individual vocals, hit records over decades, & every song is filled with feeling & emotion that just grabs your soul & pulls you in. I grew up them & their music & I feel sorry for the current generation that has no music like this at all. Thank you as a young person for recognizing how wonderful the BeeGees & the music really is.
A lot of babies were made to this song.
😄😄😄funny but true you know them better 🤗 thanks for watching
Love your reaction to the greatest harmonizing group EVER.
please react to You Win Again, To Love Someone and Massachusetts...❤❤
Thank you..
So cute I love your reaction
Thanks so much
Your are the best
Your reaction is perfect. This is more or less how I reacted when I first heard this beautiful, uplifting and very sad song. The message is clear: we are all starved of heaven and love. We are craving heaven and love. Brilliant song.
Could not resist the feeling ❤️I was totally blown away I'm glad you have fun watching thanks for your time
How did they find this music? They wrote it, among over 1,000 songs including many hits for themselves, and other big artists. They started playing in public, when the taller older brother was 9 years old, the fraternal twins Robin and Maurice, were 6. They had hits from the 1960's, every decade until the twins passed away in the 2010s? Barry Gibb put out a new album last year. They each did lead singer roles, and their voices always blended so well. They had a younger brother Andy, who also wrote hits and had his own hits, then passed away very young.
Yes you're right their brother Andy died march 10,1988 😭
He's also a good song writer
@@roselinesunday1848 He wrote his hits with the "help" of his brothers, they were one of the best songwriters ever. React to Bee Gees - "Tragedy" - Making of (from Spirits Having Flown TV Special), you can see, HOW they made their songs!
@@nelerhabarber5602 alright thanks so much I will check it out now 🥰
Beautiful response to a song that was a gift from heaven.
Well said
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I can tell you felt that in your toes
I couldn't control goosebumps I'm glad you liked thanks for watching
Your reaction was priceless.... i could feel your love!
Thanks so much for watching you are the best I'm glad you enjoyed it ☺️
Words! Vocals
Emotion, it's what they wrote and it shines thru in all their many,many songs. There will never be another BGs
Absolutely they are the best
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Great reaction!!!
A wonderful reaction video, Roseline. It makes me happy to see someone enjoy for the first time what I have experienced many years ago when The Bee Gees were making such fantastic songs.
On loan from God!
This song is from the Bee Gee's live performance at The Music for UNICEF Concert: A Gift of Song. It was a benefit concert of popular music held in the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on January 9, 1979. It was intended to raise money for UNICEF world hunger programs and to mark the beginning of the International Year of the Child. The concert was videotaped and broadcast the following day on NBC in the U.S. and around the world. The Bee Gees gave UNICEF rights to all royalties from the song. It's raised about $13 Million for UNICEF thus far.
Correct 💯
Thanks so much for watching
According to me I got to know this not quite long in my findings too much heaven was perform at UNICEF concert on jenuary 9,1979 and later found it away Among spirit having flown album
Still like yesterday they are so incredible 🤗
They know how to send Love thru the ear into the soul ,
Indeed when it's comes to them I'm always short of words
Thanks so much for watching ❤️
The Bee Gees had the talent to be able to touch your soul. This girl just found that out
Indeed I Feel really Good whenever I'm listening to their music 😢
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my daughters love my 60s and 70s music. ti include rock n roll
New subscriber here , good luck with your channel.
Aww thanks so much
Over 1,000 songs...10 #1 hits, 100 in the top 10...all great! Enjoy!
No auto tune here girl & live
These brothers wrote and sang over a thousand songs and never had a bad one. They had ridiculous harmonies and vocal range and a career that spanned over 5 decades. They were and always will be a cut above the rest. The BeeGees were the first to donate a song to charity with this song for Unicef. They also donated Blue Island to help with the aftermath of the Bosnian war particularly the women and children, raising millions for both charities.
That Saturday morning Kung-Fu theater voice dub effect.
Barry is the only one left 😢
I know how you feel we all wish having them all back
Thanks for stopping by 🤗
Omg nice reaction 😍
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I Love YOU WOW.
Legend baby
Thank you, Roseline for your reaction. I hope you will react to a number of these 1970s songs by The Carpenters: Close to You; Superstar; Top of The World; We've Only Just Begun; Ticket to Ride; Help; And When He Smiles; Masquerade; A Song For You; Rainy Days and Mondays; A Rainbow Connection; California Dreamin'; Yesterday Once More; Breaking Up is Hard to do; I can't Smile Without You; I just Keep Falling In Love Again; Reason to Believe; Make Believe It's Your First Time; For All We Know; Only Yesterday; I'll Never Fall In Love Again; A Place to Hideaway; Mr. Postman; All You Get from Love is a Love Song; I Need Some Time; Sing a Song; All of My Life; Bless the Beasts and Children; Calling Your Name Again; Goodbye to Love; Hurting Each Other; I Believe You; I Need to be in Love; I Have You; I Need to Be in Love; I Won't Last a Day Without You; Solitaire; Jambalaya (On the Bayou); Sweet, Sweet Smile; There's a Kind of Hush; Those Good Old Dreams; Where Do I Go from Here; You. These are all good songs; plus, there are more :)
🤗🤗 thanks so much 🥰
I shall be checking them out
Thanks for watching
Beautiful reaction
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Beautiful reaction to a class and talented group/brothers, could you try 'Kate Bush' The Man with the Child in His Eyes. it tears me up always.x Cheer's 🇬🇧
Hey 👋 welcome yes they are indeed talented and thanks for the recommendation I will surely check it out 🙏❤️
Nice to "meet" you Roseline - this is my first time on your channel and I enjoyed your reaction, so I will be back! If you would like to try any more songs from the Bee Gees I would recommend "How Can You Mend A Broken Heart" and "Words"! Best of luck to you with your channel!
Wow welcome to my channel 🤗❣️
And thanks for much for ur recommendation
Yes I will check it out and bring it here I'm currently in the world of beegees
Please react to Bee Gees Fanny ( be tender with my love)
Hey welcome to my channel and thanks so much for the suggestion 😊
Look up Barry Gibb's songwriting catalog and you'll be ASTOUNDED how many hits he's written for other artists incl. his brother Andy....Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers - 'Islands in the Stream' ...Diana Ross - 'Chain Reaction' ...Barbra Streisand - 'Woman in Love' ...Dionne Warwick - 'Heartbreaker' ...Frankie Valli - 'Grease' ...Yvonne Elliman - 'If I Can't Have You'... It goes on and on... He is truly one of a kind....
Robin co wrote all of those songs for Dolly, Kenny, Barbra, Dionne, Yvonne, Diana. Not just Barry. Together Barry and ROBIN wrote 90+% of the Bee Gee's songs. Barry for some reason gets all the credit, I suppose because his brothers are dead. Maurice also wrote a good number of those songs with his brothers and was the musical genius. Maurice and Robin wrote for Robin's solo albums as well, (Magnet, How old are You, Secret Agent, Walls have eyes - all very popular in Europe) and wrote The Titanic Requiem (an orchestral piece played by the London Philharmonic) and solo wrote his LP's Robin's Reign, Sing slowly sisters and 60 St Catherine's Drive. He also wrote songs for others like "Hold on to my love" a big hit for Jimmy Ruffin. Barry was one third of the group but better known because of the disco era where he sang lead and because he's still alive.
@@susieq9801 I did not know that!
@@yourthaiguy - No worries. I just find it sad that Robin and Maurice do not get the credit they deserve. If you look at any Bee Gees LP's it's right there in the credits. Early on Barry did the writing because the twins were over three years younger, a huge difference when they were small but his brothers caught up very quickly. Sometimes whoever sang the song was picked simply because that voice suited the particular song. Often Barry and Robin sang in unison (but although their voices were quite different they blended as one and you couldn't tell who was who. Genetics.) or they alternated verses like "For whom the bell tolls". The contrast was great.
Maurice was the master musician who could play a dozen instruments and always found the right chords for the songs and the perfect vocal harmony to compliment the two lead melodies of Barry and Robin. He had a tremendous vocal range and filled in wherever it was needed. He was also pretty much their band leader and arranger on stage and most important kept the two strong personalities of Barry and Robin from clashing. When Maurice died, so did the band. That's how vital he was.
Barry said Robin was a tremendous lyricist and songwriter, the funniest man he ever knew and his voice was "killer" - in Barry's own words. Some of the songs that were Robin's ideas were their early hits like "Massachusetts", their first #1 in the UK (Barry said his mouth dropped open when Robin sang it to him), "I started a joke", ""Holiday", ""I've got to get a message to you" and many others throughout their career. Give a listen to "I am the World" a song written by Robin solo when he was just 14 or 15! His lyrics were amazing and deep. His vibrato was unique and unmatched which is why nobody ever tries to cover his trademark songs. He was called the "Pavarotti of Pop".
Barry was the big brother, good looking, confident and the public relations guy able to handle the press and be the spokesman. Robin was very shy. Barry also did a lot of record producing but seldom alone, often with Richardson or Albhy Galuten. The other brothers did some production but not as much as Barry. He was well reputed for that. He also got a lot of the public's recognition because he did lead on most of the songs in their "disco" era and that was the one they were most known for but there are three voices even on those. They did great stuff in the 60's, early '70's, 80's, 90's and early 2000's but were blackballed after disco as being, of all things "too popular"!
All three were essential. Maurice said one of us is OK, two of us is better but three of us together is magic. Sorry for the long blurb. 😉 A fan since the 60's.
All the best.
@@susieq9801 you are a wealth of Bee Gee knowledge and I’m a greater fan for it….keep up the good work!
Good music in those days. ❤️✌️☮️ 🌸
Still on its evergreen
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Wow 😮 good job Roseline
Thanks 😍🥰
Please react bee Gees fanny
Alright thanks for the suggestion ☺️ kiss for you
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😢 indeed
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Please react to "Fooled Around and Fell in Love, by Elvin Bishop, live on Midnight Special, thank you!
Hey welcome 🥰 and thanks so much I will deffinately check it and bring it here soon🥰❤️
bee gees angela
Hey 👋 sure thanks so much 🙏🙏
Try some Queen
Somebody to Love....official video
Thanks I will surely check it out 🙂
Check out why have I lost you by cameo ft Wayne Cooper
The BEEGEES have been around since the sixties Barry Gibb the lead singer is still alive, however the two brothers with him on his left and right were twins, they have both passed away and prior too that they had a little brother named Andy, he appeared with them on stage plus he was on his way up, but while on tour with his brothers he was found dead in his hotel room due to a drug overdose, he was the first too pass His older brothers nicknamed him, little Barry because he looked so much like him and even sounded like him. Barry the lead singer was the eldest he was the one that got his brothers into music, actually it may have been their father m? as of today he is the only BEEGEE left. RIP little brothers of Barry, you are part of God's choir now.
Omg goodsbumps all over my body while reading ur comment I used to know there's just only one left but never knew one of them was dead by (drugs ) may their soul continue to rest in perfect peace I called them legend 💪
shawn millar - ANDY DID NOT DIE OF AN OVERDOSE!!!! I hope you realize he still has a daughter, a brother and a sister who could read your garbage! He did not tour with his brothers and only sang on stage with them one time in 1979. He was NOT found dead in a hotel room. He was staying in Thame in England with his brother Robin and was rushed to the hospital in Oxford after he collapsed. He died in hospital 3 days later, at 30 years old. He was clean at the time...no drugs or alcohol in his body. He had been to and finished rehab. He died of a virus that caused myocarditis, an inflammation of the heart.
BTW, Barry was not always the lead singer. Robin sang many leads including their earliest hits like "Massachusetts", "Holiday", "I started a joke", "And the sun will shine" and Maurice also sang lead. All three were composers. Don't make comments when you don't know what you are talking about. They can hurt people.
@@roselinesunday1848 - Shawn's comment was WRONG. Andy died at 30 but due to a viral heart infection in a hospital in England, not in a hotel room and not of an overdose. He had no drugs or alcohol in his body. It was very improper of him to say what he did. I made a separate comment with the details of his death.
Maurice died at 53 after surgery for a twisted intestine which had been misdiagnosed until it was too late and Robin died a long terrible death from cancer at 62.
@@susieq9801 Maybe you didn't watch the documentary that I had watched?! Barry has even admitted that Andy was doing it and he even admitted that they all did it without saying it directly. Andy's heart gave out because of over INDULGENCE from COCAINE! which after excessive use can weaken the heart! Same way Bobby Hatfield of the RIGHTEOUS brothers died in his hotel room, and he too had a family!! So don't give me that BS! The BEEGEES were not pure of sin! The majority of all entertainers use drugs either for recreational purposes and to keep them selves awake etc. Because of their fast paced jobs. I'm not demonizing him or anybody else who does drugs, it's part of life they live so they can function. Sometimes that's the price one pays for fame and fortune, Prince was raised as Jehovah's witness and they are very strict on what they are allowed and not allowed to put in their bodies, he died from an overdose of OPIOIDS. Do your research before you criticize someone else for telling the truth! PEACE!!
@@shawnmiller2515 - I don't need any documentary to know YOU ARE WRONG. I was a follower of the group since 1967. Were you?
First, I never said the brothers did not use drugs. When did I say that? I didn't. I know all three admitted substance abuse at one time (on Donahue and elsewhere). All three used amphetamines early on to keep going 24/7 in a difficult business as did many others. In the 60's/70's amphetamines were often prescribed by doctors as a stimulant. I know because I was a nurse. Anyway, that was not even part of my response or of your original accusations against Andy.
Barry 's choice was pot. Rob got hooked on amphetamines but eventually kicked them becoming a strict vegan and teetotaler who never drank booze. Mo was an alcoholic who went to AA and quit and also helped others through AA to stop drinking.
When precisely did I EVER say that the Gibbs were pure as the driven snow? Give me the exact quote! Here's a clue...I DID NOT. I never gave you the "BS" that you claim I did.
What are you so excited about, being contradicted? You were wrong in your initial statement, PERIOD! Andy did NOT die of an overdose. He did NOT die in a hotel room but 3 days after he was admitted to hospital and at that time his post mortem said "No drugs or alcohol were in his system". Look up the OFFICIAL report.
Do you want research? How about being an RN for 40 years and seeing the autopsy findings? Mo said he was very annoyed at overhearing a reporter say "Bad news, it was natural causes". It was natural causes in that he died of viral myocarditis, not an OD. Maybe you missed THAT documentary and Mo's statement.
Don't get all pious and self righteous with me when it is you who claimed falsehoods.
I REPEAT.....He was not found in a hotel room. He did not die of an overdose. He was not on tour with his brothers but staying with Robin away from Miami and LA in a quiet English town (Thame, Oxfordshire) where he could avoid drugs and be monitored by his brother who at the time was a straight arrow.
YOU obviously did not do the research so don't get snotty with me. I DARE YOU to research and find the cause of death. I treated people with addictions and with sudden death due to drugs, including cocaine. Cocaine DID weaken his heart making him susceptible to the virus which caused his myocarditis. HE DID NOT DIE OF AN OVERDOSE. I will criticize anyone who states falsehoods that might at some point be read by his family and cause them pain.
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