Barry, in the middle, is absolutely gorgeous. The other two are fraternal twins. They each had amazing voices and falsettos on their own. But their harmonies together are the best.
Love The Bee Gees!! Love your reaction!! I have a few suggestions: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Alone, For whom The Bell Tolls, To Love Somebody, You Win Again, Man In The Middle. I could name a lot more but I know you’ll enjoy these for a start.❤️😊
@@tonyporenshenko425 Yes back when you actually had to have some kind of talent to be at this level. Sadly this is a fleeting quality in today's society 🤔
It means a lot to me that so many young people are discovering this incredible talent from decades ago. The Bee Gees were 3 brothers. Only the lead singer is alive. There was a 4th (much younger) brother who also sang, but he was too young to join these 3. He died as well. Very tragic that 3 of them are gone.
Actually, the younger Gibb, Andy, did join these three for a time in the mid to late 70s and had his own incredible career at the same time in the late 70s!!! There's a video of the 4 Brothers Gibb singing, "You Should Be Dancing" live!!! I have the Bee Gees and Andy Gibbs' Greatest Hits CD's and Andy did remakes of some of the Bee Gees hit songs!!! Barry wrote and/or helped arrange most, if not all, of Andy's hits, like "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water," "Shadow Dancing," "Time Is Time," "Desire" and "I Just Want To Be Your Everything"!!!
Andy joined them on stage in '79 for one final song during Spirits Having Flown Tour in Oakland, as it was being filmed for a tv special to air later that yr.
I'm a 64 yr old black male from Philly and been listening to them for decades . They started really young by their father but you can do the research on them . I'm glad you enjoyed them coming from a different era.There is so much good ,no great music from the 60's,70's and 80's for you to discover.....peace
How? It's called talent. Pure, raw, talent honed by years of dedicated, loving practice. No autotune, no tricks , just plain talent. These brothers started young, just singing for the pure joy of it. They were poor, so they didn't have the benefit of training; they just sang from the heart, with some motivation to entertain. The funny thing is that they had no idea of how much they could earn from their music; they just hoped that people would like them. They had their priorities right and their combination of talent, hard work, teamwork, mutual respect, and love of music led to great music and the accompanying rewards. By the way,, they considered themselves songwriters first, performers second.
They were huge in the 70’s and yes those harmonies are real. No auto tune in those days. Just raw talent. They jumped on the Disco band wagon in the mid to late 70’s and had massive hits. Their music was in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
@@helenstewart2392 I'm afraid you're wrong! The first so-called disco song is this link, sounds like R&B to me. ua-cam.com/video/8T2kE2w2hVU/v-deo.html
@@tom-id1nz I agree, it was R&B. The Bee Gees called their music R&B, but we should all take what Helen Stewart calls their music, I guess she knows more than the artists who made the music, Lol.
I think this was their contribution to UNICEF fund. They gave the rights to this song to UNICEF- I read somewhere this song so far created 13 million $ for the UNICEF. It is one only such act, I think
When I was 16 ... back in the 1960's, I had an 8 track player in my Mustang and I rode around listening to the Bee Gees all night every night. Barry ... the one in the middle ... is the only brother still living and yes, he had any girl he wanted. To his honor, though, he has been married to his present wife for over 50 years. He's still breaking hearts and making music, though!!!! I always said if you didn't fall in love with Barry Gibb, something's wrong with you! LOL They wrote all the songs they sang too along with songs covered by many, many other artists!! Welcome to the Bee Gee's!!!
One consistent thing in watching influencers react to this particular song isn't just the surprise, it's the pure joy this song gives you when you hear it for the first time. It's close to a perfect song done in totally perfect harmony by the brothers Gibb.
Love the Bee Gees. Barry in the middle, twins Robin on left and Maurice on the right. Barry discovered that iconic falsetto voice while recording in Miami. The producer asked him to do a high harmony. That voice was was born! Was very popular in their disco years. 😅
Mesmerizing performance. They are iconic. You have certainly heard Stayin Alive, its played every 20 seconds somewhere in the world still. They have 19 million monthly subscribers on spotify 60 years after they started performing. Great reaction. Just subbed
Nothing makes me happier than to watch yet another person fall in love with The Bee Gees. I’m 64 and I’ve been in love since I was 8. They always considered themselves a soul group, no matter where DJs tried to put them. They are the only group I felt sounds as good or better live than studio recordings.
They are brothers and grew up singing together their whole lives. Barry, Robin, Maurice and the 4th Brother Andy……amazing!!!!! I LOVE The Bee Gee’s!!!!!!!
How is this SOOO GOOD ? It can't be a coincidence that they are brothers, 3 brothers (2 of whom are twins) is almost as close as you can get to 3 voices that are almost but not quite 1 voice in harmony. they knew each other so well because they were so close. And they worked at it damn hard for many years.
They were that good, it's genuine talent. They did this recording in one take and they donated all proceeds to charity. No auto tune, that is just them.
Barry Gibb, here the lead singer, shared lead with brother Robin (beardless bro) in other songs. Maurice (pronounced MORRIS) is Robin's fraternal twin and occasionally sang lead, but usually shared songwriting duties.and played keyboard, piano, bass, etc. Bee Gees wrote their own hits and very rarely covered other artists songs. May I suggest "How Deep Is Your Love" ( same time as "Too Much Heaven"-- 1977-78). An early(1970-71) hit is "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart." You can see that Barry sings in his natural chest voice and didn't sport a beard until a year or so later
No kidding right. They are downright legends of legends in the 50's60's all the way to 90's. Every corner of the world knows who Bee Gees were as, soon as their names are mentioned. Check them out like they started singing in harmonies way back when they were kids. Today no match can come near them at all. History makers indeed!
It warms my heart every time that I see and hear a young person react to a song that I've heard several times throughout my life. Appreciate the beauty of life and music
Lead hottie is Barry Gibb,, who has been married to his sweetie for over 50 yrs, perfectly in sync with his fraternal twin brothers, Maurice and Robin. I’ve been obsessed with the BeeGees since day one, I was just five years old. Love, love, love these reaction videos, you all are keeping this music alive! 🥰😊
Bee Gees….. brothers Gibb Lead singer Barry had that natural falsetto as displayed beautifully in this song. His brothers Maurice & Robin have that natural raw talent to harmonize this beautiful song. This kind of talent is rare & what made the BeeGees music so special.
So great to see someone fully appreciate who great the Bee Gee’s were. Phenomenal group. This song for me is the closest song to perfection. The individual and collective vocals are truly out of this world. Again I love it when someone truly appreciates something that is so undeniable. Music of today is light years away from songs like this.The sincerity and love in soul music of this era and before will never ever be bettered. Big love for the great reaction JayShara 🙌🏻
If I remember correctly Barry didn't discover his falsetto until they moved to Miami which was several years into their careers. I love all their music my first album was the Saturday night fever soundtrack and I've never stopped loving their music.
VERY nice to see young people checking-out and appreciating a golden time in our history, and moving out of the narcissism that has been inflicting us. This is what real music is. Note all the musicians in the room, and not just the Bee Gees but everyone playing live together. I won't even get into the superior production of those times. By the way, these 3 are brothers. There is a fourth brother that will extend the journey for you. As for the Bee Gees, the obvious next one to checkout is "How Deep is Your Love", but after that I'd like to suggest a couple of my personal favorites: Night Fever and Love You Inside Out. I'd encourage you and everyone to think about just how different life and culture must have been back then, and why this love, spirit, artistry, etc is missing today. Music is a reflection of the culture which is a reflection of the state of society. Life was light years better in the 70s and 80s.
They are the best singers ever. Grew up together singing. Barry, the lead, is going on 50 years married to his wife. They were raised really well by their mom and dad. Brothers singing together all their life. No auto tune, just talent. Try any of their amazing catalog, spanning the late 1950s right through the early 2000s. You'll love it!
They started as kids, becoming famous in the late 60s, wrote more than 1000 songs for themselves and other famous artists. Guinness World Records lists Barry Gibb as the second highest-grossing songwriter in history behind McCartney. Gibb's career spans more than 60 years. He and his brothers were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 as a member of the Bee Gees. Try Stayin alive (you know the song for sure), You should be dancing, Nights on broadway (where Barry discovered his falsetto voice) and Lonely days and To love somebody from the earlier "pre disco"time!
I played that son for my wife in hospital...she got cancer, braintumor...she took my hand and smiled when she passed... I cry like a baby everytime i hear this... Chris from sweden
They are my favorite vocal group of all time !!!! No one does harmonies like them !!!! Barry is amazing !!!! as was his brothers. Carpenters were also awesome !!!!
Rabbit hole time. Staying Alive...you've definitely have heard...How Deep is your Love, Fanny be tender with my love, Jive Talking, Nights on Broadway,...just a few from 70s. Started in 1958, hits from 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s until Maurice's sad passing in 2003. My favourite group forever ❤️
Your giggles are everything! It's so exciting to see young people fall in love with the music I grew up with. The Bee Gees have a younger brother, Andy Gibb, who had a great solo career, but he sadly died just before the brothers were about to make him an official member of the Bee Gees. Check out "Shadow Dancing" by Andy Gibb. His brothers sing back up, and Barry Gibb (the one in the middle) helped Andy write most of his hits. There is also a lesser known hit by Samantha Sang called Emotion that she does with the Bee Gees, and it's phenominal!
As a kid growing up in Texas mom and dad had The Bee Gees , The Carpenters ..playing ALL the time in the house back in the 80’s. It was a magical time .. and blessed to have grown up with such talent everywhere . Great reaction !
You probably know this by now, but they are all brothers (Bee Gee = B G = Brothers Gibb.) They were born on the Isle of Man, off the coast of northern England, and grew up initially in Manchester, followed by Australia, before returning later to England. There was a 4th brother, the youngest (Andy Gibb) who launched a successful solo career and was as much of a heartthrob as Barry. I’m sure there’s a clip of him performing “Shadow Dancing” on here. But he fell into drugs and died young (there’s a clip of them singing “Don’t Throw It All Away” in tribute to him at a concert.) Today, sadly Barry is the only surviving member of the group. The Bee Gees provided a key part of the soundtrack to my life, I was in my late teens when they had their biggest hits. Their perfect harmony and the backing instrumentals are just so smooth and seamless, and Barry’s lead vocals are intense. Their sound is so emotional and intimate, it was the “go to” selection for a romantic date (or should I say, at the end of a romantic date!)
Their singing style began to incorporate falsetto singing as a playful accompaniment to Robin Gibb's deeper, more quavery lead vocals, or falsetto harmonies to cap off melodies that spiraled ever upwards - Their music never gets old 🙂
Good on YOU!! Discovering real artists regardless of age is priceless. So many artists of all colors have been awesome through the years and are each special in what they have brought to music.
You should watch more of their music. Their voices blended together so well it was like magic. Too bad that only one of the brothers is still alive today. You are right, a LOT of girls and women crushed on him.
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.
How? By growing up together undoubtedly entertaining themselves by practicing. And you know how siblings' voices blend naturally. They've been big since, gosh, the fifties, guys? When they first started singing in public? Their folks probably trotted them out to perform. NO auto tune, and consider that you can barely notice the twins.. they're like one voice!
Kathy here - just found your channel and so glad I did. The look on your face when the sound that came out of their mouths caught you off guard was priceless! LOL And then Barry comes in and starts singing the solo and your face was shocked again! 3 Brothers, one mic, no auto-tune, just pure talent that will never be duplicated. Barry sadly, is the only brother still alive and married to his wife of over 50 years. If you want to hear another one of their songs, but performed by someone else, you need to check out Keith Urban perform their song "To Love Somebody". There was a tribute to the Bee Gees, and he was asked to perform, with Barry and wife in the audience. Keith Urban is normally a country singer, but OMG what a job he did on that song. And his guitar skills are out of this world. I think you will really love it!! Thanks for your reaction and can't wait to see your next one. The Brothers started singing when the twins were like 3 years old - the other 2 in the video - Robin and Maurice - are the twins, but not identical obviously.
Others like yourself, watching for the first time, now have Beegees posters behind them ......those three brothers were kings of harmony. Performed as a trio since they were kids.
Awwwww your smile is absolutely beautiful! I think it really is like watching u fall in love as a previous commenter wrote! It is sooo damn good to see younger people discovering music from way way WAY back in the day. It really is around 45 years ago. BeeGees r the best in every way! They’re an experience like no other.
Get ready to take a trip through the rabbit hole! The Bee Gees harmonies are untouchable!! As stated previously...you definitely should checkout 'How Deep Is Your Love' (official video), 'Night Fever' (official video), & 'More Than a Woman'. Another band you should catch is Ambrosia with "How Much I Feel (Live Midnight special)" & "The Biggest Part of Me (Live)".
This is back when talent, ability and musicianship ruled the airways. I remember very well the first time i heard this on the radio in the late ‘70’s. This is indeed heir voices. Voice correction and auto tune were not even thought of during this time. The ‘70’s were the greatest decade of music, ever. All instruments were played, no machines could produce this level of ability…
I was so blessed to grow up in that era. Being 63 and a true romantic in that era rollerskating was the thing to do and I can’t tell you how many girls I skated couples skate to that song. I would have to say it’s probably the most beautiful couples song ever made.
Welcome to the Bee Gees, perfect harmonies, and melodic songs DECADES before anyone invented auto tune. How, you might ask? Talent and lots of practice.
JayShara, you won't find too many videos of them in their younger years. These 3 brothers, Barry (the lead singer in this video), Robin, and Maurice Gibb grew up in Australia. They are the most iconic group where all three sang in falsetto. And Barry has the most clear, crisp, and talented falsetto voice EVER! Glad you were pleasantly surprised by their sound. I loved your reaction. YOU DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK. I love honest reactions to unfamiliar songs, and your reaction definitely fits that category. Go on girl, dive into the rabbit hole that is the BEEGEES, you will be amazed.
I have a bunch of videos of them singing when Barry was 16 with the twins in Australia and they were amazing back then too. Their father worked hard with them and made them incredibly professional.
Girl.. l've watched your reaction to the BeeGees' "Too Much Heaven" song repeatedly here. Your's is the best reaction l've seen so far. And l just felt that you fell in love with the BeeGees !
Music during this era was heavenly unlike the vulgarity of today's content. It was about the craft with no digital trickery or autotune. It was a blessing to group up with this pure joy.
Love your reaction, very nice and can feel your energy! The Bee Gee’s have a lot of hits…if I had to choose only ONE for you to react to I would say “How Deep is your Love” studio version from Saturday Night Fever soundtrack…. I think you will enjoy and very powerful message
I love watching young people discover real talent.
Barry, in the middle, is absolutely gorgeous. The other two are fraternal twins. They each had amazing voices and falsettos on their own. But their harmonies together are the best.
NO auto tune, pure talent!
Because back in the day people had talent
No auto tune but plenty of multitrack.
Love The Bee Gees!! Love your reaction!! I have a few suggestions: Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Alone, For whom The Bell Tolls, To Love Somebody, You Win Again, Man In The Middle. I could name a lot more but I know you’ll enjoy these for a start.❤️😊
nope not at all
@@tonyporenshenko425 Yes back when you actually had to have some kind of talent to be at this level. Sadly this is a fleeting quality in today's society 🤔
He had a wife and was faithful. You can’t duplicate this love from anyone. God gave them the gift.
About 50 years, at this point I think I 💖
It means a lot to me that so many young people are discovering this incredible talent from decades ago. The Bee Gees were 3 brothers. Only the lead singer is alive. There was a 4th (much younger) brother who also sang, but he was too young to join these 3. He died as well. Very tragic that 3 of them are gone.
Truly sad. But fortunately they left their sound forever.
Be safe!! Happy Holiday as well.
Actually, the younger Gibb, Andy, did join these three for a time in the mid to late 70s and had his own incredible career at the same time in the late 70s!!! There's a video of the 4 Brothers Gibb singing, "You Should Be Dancing" live!!!
I have the Bee Gees and Andy Gibbs' Greatest Hits CD's and Andy did remakes of some of the Bee Gees hit songs!!! Barry wrote and/or helped arrange most, if not all, of Andy's hits, like "(Love Is) Thicker Than Water," "Shadow Dancing," "Time Is Time," "Desire" and "I Just Want To Be Your Everything"!!!
Agreed
Andy joined them on stage in '79 for one final song during Spirits Having Flown Tour in Oakland, as it was being filmed for a tv special to air later that yr.
Andy was supposed to join the group
I love seeing young people loving and appreciating real music from real artists! They're one of my favorite groups! ❤
I'm a 64 yr old black male from Philly and been listening to them for decades . They started really young by their father but you can do the research on them . I'm glad you enjoyed them coming from a different era.There is so much good ,no great music from the 60's,70's and 80's for you to discover.....peace
Check out Australian Bandstand with them on. Barry about 19, the twins about 14 y.o. singing Spicks and Specks. All in black and white obviously.
I am a 67 black female, born and raised in Philly. Yes! My favorite group.
Spot on brother!
I saw them in concert nine times.
This particular song reminds me of something The stylistics may have done.
They are brothers harmonizing their whole life. No auto tune and real instruments.
Absolutely. The way it should be done.
Girl... this was not really a music reaction. It was us watching you fall in love. And it was a treat!!
Word.
Yep
"love" 😉
Love? her reaction when the camera pulled back to show his 'jeans' 🤣
@@gordowg1wg145 Jeans slightly faded at just the right place!👖😂
They harmonized so good it sounds like one person ! Absolutely amazing…. I’m so happy I got to grow up with this beautiful music
I always cry when I hear this song. I can’t even explain it.
Yeah, what's up with that because I do the same thing.
No auto tune back then, that’s 100% talent!
Unlike garbage music today
The 70s didn't need cheaters technology
You mean the 70s lol
They're one of my favorite groups of all time! I love the Bee Gees!
To never realize the amazing music from the past is a tragedy....thyis is why I love reaction channels.
And you can see the women of today are so desperate for Beautiful quality love songs like this.
I know. We didn't know we were listening to history. We were blessed comrades.
I see what you did there!
Tragedy another classic
@@markwalden1403 lol
How? It's called talent. Pure, raw, talent honed by years of dedicated, loving practice. No autotune, no tricks , just plain talent. These brothers started young, just singing for the pure joy of it. They were poor, so they didn't have the benefit of training; they just sang from the heart, with some motivation to entertain. The funny thing is that they had no idea of how much they could earn from their music; they just hoped that people would like them. They had their priorities right and their combination of talent, hard work, teamwork, mutual respect, and love of music led to great music and the accompanying rewards. By the way,, they considered themselves songwriters first, performers second.
They were huge in the 70’s and yes those harmonies are real. No auto tune in those days. Just raw talent. They jumped on the Disco band wagon in the mid to late 70’s and had massive hits. Their music was in the movie Saturday Night Fever.
People labeled them disco as they called their music R&B, Blue Eyed Soul! To this day, people still mislabel their music.
They didn’t jump on the disco wagon. They created it!!!
@@helenstewart2392 I'm afraid you're wrong! The first so-called disco song is this link, sounds like R&B to me. ua-cam.com/video/8T2kE2w2hVU/v-deo.html
@@tom-id1nz I agree, it was R&B. The Bee Gees called their music R&B, but we should all take what Helen Stewart calls their music, I guess she knows more than the artists who made the music, Lol.
I think this was their contribution to UNICEF fund. They gave the rights to this song to UNICEF- I read somewhere this song so far created 13 million $ for the UNICEF. It is one only such act, I think
Just pure natural talent. I was fortunate to grow up with the Bee Gees. This is a masterpiece. I am 75.
They've been singing together all their lives. All of them are brothers.
The Brothers Gibb
The Greatest Song Ever Recorded‼️🙏🏽
"How Deep Is Your Love" is another great ballad from Bee Gees
When I was 16 ... back in the 1960's, I had an 8 track player in my Mustang and I rode around listening to the Bee Gees all night every night. Barry ... the one in the middle ... is the only brother still living and yes, he had any girl he wanted. To his honor, though, he has been married to his present wife for over 50 years. He's still breaking hearts and making music, though!!!! I always said if you didn't fall in love with Barry Gibb, something's wrong with you! LOL They wrote all the songs they sang too along with songs covered by many, many other artists!! Welcome to the Bee Gee's!!!
Lady this is LIVE I was at the studio, but it took one take now thats perfection welcome to the Bee Gees world of loveb❤
What a great time to grow up as a kid back then, I truly miss those days now more than ever before 🤔
One consistent thing in watching influencers react to this particular song isn't just the surprise, it's the pure joy this song gives you when you hear it for the first time. It's close to a perfect song done in totally perfect harmony by the brothers Gibb.
Love the Bee Gees. Barry in the middle, twins Robin on left and Maurice on the right. Barry discovered that iconic falsetto voice while recording in Miami. The producer asked him to do a high harmony. That voice was was born! Was very popular in their disco years. 😅
Don’t forget they also wrote songs that others sang and now are known by the song. Look it up. Amazing amazing talent.
Mesmerizing performance. They are iconic. You have certainly heard Stayin Alive, its played every 20 seconds somewhere in the world still. They have 19 million monthly subscribers on spotify 60 years after they started performing. Great reaction. Just subbed
These Guys Are Beyond Legendary . Their Music Will Live Forever. They Practiced As Young Kids. Love Them.
It’s raw talent. Loooong before auto-tune
Nothing makes me happier than to watch yet another person fall in love with The Bee Gees. I’m 64 and I’ve been in love since I was 8. They always considered themselves a soul group, no matter where DJs tried to put them. They are the only group I felt sounds as good or better live than studio recordings.
They are brothers and grew up singing together their whole lives. Barry, Robin, Maurice and the 4th Brother Andy……amazing!!!!! I LOVE The Bee Gee’s!!!!!!!
Just goes to show you how experiencing what good singing does to a person
The bee gees have the best harmonies in music period ❤
I can't phantom someone never hearing ,seeing or knowing anything about the "BeeGees"! Great reaction. Now you know!
THIS IS A LIVE PERFORMANCE, ONE TAKE.....AUTO TUNE CAME INTO BEING TWENTY YEARS LATER...PURE GENIUS TALENT.
How is this SOOO GOOD ? It can't be a coincidence that they are brothers, 3 brothers (2 of whom are twins) is almost as close as you can get to 3 voices that are almost but not quite 1 voice in harmony. they knew each other so well because they were so close. And they worked at it damn hard for many years.
Bee Gees + Celine Dion = Immortality
Celine...uhh NO..not even close to these guys ..at all
They were that good, it's genuine talent. They did this recording in one take and they donated all proceeds to charity. No auto tune, that is just them.
Barry Gibb, here the lead singer, shared lead with brother Robin (beardless bro) in other songs. Maurice (pronounced MORRIS) is Robin's fraternal twin and occasionally sang lead, but usually shared songwriting duties.and played keyboard, piano, bass, etc. Bee Gees wrote their own hits and very rarely covered other artists songs. May I suggest "How Deep Is Your Love" ( same time as "Too Much Heaven"-- 1977-78). An early(1970-71) hit is "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart." You can see that Barry sings in his natural chest voice and didn't sport a beard until a year or so later
Brings back high school memories!! These brothers can flat out sing!!! Brings a smile to your face!!
Amazing!!
No kidding right. They are downright legends of legends in the 50's60's all the way to 90's. Every corner of the world knows who Bee Gees were as, soon as their names are mentioned. Check them out like they started singing in harmonies way back when they were kids. Today no match can come near them at all. History makers indeed!
So glad you really enjoyed this! 😊
It warms my heart every time that I see and hear a young person react to a song that I've heard several times throughout my life. Appreciate the beauty of life and music
Lead hottie is Barry Gibb,, who has been married to his sweetie for over 50 yrs, perfectly in sync with his fraternal twin brothers, Maurice and Robin. I’ve been obsessed with the BeeGees since day one, I was just five years old. Love, love, love these reaction videos, you all are keeping this music alive! 🥰😊
Bee Gees….. brothers Gibb
Lead singer Barry had that natural falsetto as displayed beautifully in this song. His brothers Maurice & Robin have that natural raw talent to harmonize this beautiful song. This kind of talent is rare & what made the BeeGees music so special.
So great to see someone fully appreciate who great the Bee Gee’s were. Phenomenal group. This song for me is the closest song to perfection. The individual and collective vocals are truly out of this world. Again I love it when someone truly appreciates something that is so undeniable. Music of today is light years away from songs like this.The sincerity and love in soul music of this era and before will never ever be bettered. Big love for the great reaction JayShara 🙌🏻
Just imagine the millions who heard it the first time it came out ...the Bee Gees was 'out of this world' just too good and a joy to listen to...❤
If I remember correctly Barry didn't discover his falsetto until they moved to Miami which was several years into their careers. I love all their music my first album was the Saturday night fever soundtrack and I've never stopped loving their music.
All real voices. No autotune. Just raw talent. Brothers….
VERY nice to see young people checking-out and appreciating a golden time in our history, and moving out of the narcissism that has been inflicting us. This is what real music is. Note all the musicians in the room, and not just the Bee Gees but everyone playing live together. I won't even get into the superior production of those times.
By the way, these 3 are brothers. There is a fourth brother that will extend the journey for you. As for the Bee Gees, the obvious next one to checkout is "How Deep is Your Love", but after that I'd like to suggest a couple of my personal favorites: Night Fever and Love You Inside Out. I'd encourage you and everyone to think about just how different life and culture must have been back then, and why this love, spirit, artistry, etc is missing today. Music is a reflection of the culture which is a reflection of the state of society. Life was light years better in the 70s and 80s.
This band deserves the most valuable prize , even nowadays. This song is incredible!
They are the best singers ever. Grew up together singing. Barry, the lead, is going on 50 years married to his wife. They were raised really well by their mom and dad. Brothers singing together all their life. No auto tune, just talent. Try any of their amazing catalog, spanning the late 1950s right through the early 2000s. You'll love it!
Barry & Linda actually celebrated their 52nd anniversary on Barry's 76 bday....Sept 1st!!🥰
yes way they can sound this good! the bee gees are a legendary group, unmatched, unequalled.
They started as kids, becoming famous in the late 60s, wrote more than 1000 songs for themselves and other famous artists. Guinness World Records lists Barry Gibb as the second highest-grossing songwriter in history behind McCartney. Gibb's career spans more than 60 years. He and his brothers were inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1994. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 as a member of the Bee Gees.
Try Stayin alive (you know the song for sure), You should be dancing, Nights on broadway (where Barry discovered his falsetto voice) and Lonely days and To love somebody from the earlier "pre disco"time!
I played that son for my wife in hospital...she got cancer, braintumor...she took my hand and smiled when she passed...
I cry like a baby everytime i hear this...
Chris from sweden
Just love when youngins finally hear our music
They are my favorite vocal group of all time !!!! No one does harmonies like them !!!! Barry is amazing !!!! as was his brothers. Carpenters were also awesome !!!!
Sadly, just one of these guys is still living - and all three were very talented singers. Barry Gibb's voice is out of this world!
Rabbit hole time. Staying Alive...you've definitely have heard...How Deep is your Love, Fanny be tender with my love, Jive Talking, Nights on Broadway,...just a few from 70s. Started in 1958, hits from 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and 00s until Maurice's sad passing in 2003. My favourite group forever ❤️
This was live in a studio in 1978. 3 brothers with Angel voices. My music. Love my BEE GEES
Your giggles are everything! It's so exciting to see young people fall in love with the music I grew up with.
The Bee Gees have a younger brother, Andy Gibb, who had a great solo career, but he sadly died just before the brothers were about to make him an official member of the Bee Gees. Check out "Shadow Dancing" by Andy Gibb. His brothers sing back up, and Barry Gibb (the one in the middle) helped Andy write most of his hits.
There is also a lesser known hit by Samantha Sang called Emotion that she does with the Bee Gees, and it's phenominal!
Girl, this is an amazing reaction vid, one of the best. Enjoy all the music from the Bee Gees, one of the best vocal groups ever.
Wow I absolutely love your genuine reactions and purity
As a kid growing up in Texas mom and dad had The Bee Gees , The Carpenters ..playing ALL the time in the house back in the 80’s. It was a magical time .. and blessed to have grown up with such talent everywhere . Great reaction !
perfect blending voices from these BROTHERS!
You probably know this by now, but they are all brothers (Bee Gee = B G = Brothers Gibb.) They were born on the Isle of Man, off the coast of northern England, and grew up initially in Manchester, followed by Australia, before returning later to England. There was a 4th brother, the youngest (Andy Gibb) who launched a successful solo career and was as much of a heartthrob as Barry. I’m sure there’s a clip of him performing “Shadow Dancing” on here. But he fell into drugs and died young (there’s a clip of them singing “Don’t Throw It All Away” in tribute to him at a concert.) Today, sadly Barry is the only surviving member of the group. The Bee Gees provided a key part of the soundtrack to my life, I was in my late teens when they had their biggest hits. Their perfect harmony and the backing instrumentals are just so smooth and seamless, and Barry’s lead vocals are intense. Their sound is so emotional and intimate, it was the “go to” selection for a romantic date (or should I say, at the end of a romantic date!)
Their singing style began to incorporate falsetto singing as a playful accompaniment to Robin Gibb's deeper, more quavery lead vocals, or falsetto harmonies to cap off melodies that spiraled ever upwards - Their music never gets old 🙂
Good on YOU!! Discovering real artists regardless of age is priceless. So many artists of all colors have been awesome through the years and are each special in what they have brought to music.
Also no auto tune just pure talent
Saw them in concert when I was younger. It was magic! Never can forget it.
You should watch more of their music. Their voices blended together so well it was like magic. Too bad that only one of the brothers is still alive today. You are right, a LOT of girls and women crushed on him.
Yes, they sound amazing! Beautiful faces. No autotune.
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.
That voice, that HAIR, that height, that humility…..Barry was a damn dream come true. Married to the same woman for decades!!! 💕💕💕
How? By growing up together undoubtedly entertaining themselves by practicing. And you know how siblings' voices blend naturally. They've been big since, gosh, the fifties, guys? When they first started singing in public? Their folks probably trotted them out to perform. NO auto tune, and consider that you can barely notice the twins.. they're like one voice!
Kathy here - just found your channel and so glad I did. The look on your face when the sound that came out of their mouths caught you off guard was priceless! LOL And then Barry comes in and starts singing the solo and your face was shocked again! 3 Brothers, one mic, no auto-tune, just pure talent that will never be duplicated. Barry sadly, is the only brother still alive and married to his wife of over 50 years. If you want to hear another one of their songs, but performed by someone else, you need to check out Keith Urban perform their song "To Love Somebody". There was a tribute to the Bee Gees, and he was asked to perform, with Barry and wife in the audience. Keith Urban is normally a country singer, but OMG what a job he did on that song. And his guitar skills are out of this world. I think you will really love it!! Thanks for your reaction and can't wait to see your next one. The Brothers started singing when the twins were like 3 years old - the other 2 in the video - Robin and Maurice - are the twins, but not identical obviously.
BeeGees, were one of the best groups from the 70th. I'm 68 and I remember them very well.
Others like yourself, watching for the first time, now have Beegees posters behind them ......those three brothers were kings of harmony. Performed as a trio since they were kids.
Remember this was the 70's now. No auto tune. It was one and done and They Nailed It!
Awwwww your smile is absolutely beautiful! I think it really is like watching u fall in love as a previous commenter wrote! It is sooo damn good to see younger people discovering music from way way WAY back in the day. It really is around 45 years ago. BeeGees r the best in every way! They’re an experience like no other.
Get ready to take a trip through the rabbit hole! The Bee Gees harmonies are untouchable!! As stated previously...you definitely should checkout 'How Deep Is Your Love' (official video), 'Night Fever' (official video), & 'More Than a Woman'. Another band you should catch is Ambrosia with "How Much I Feel (Live Midnight special)" & "The Biggest Part of Me (Live)".
This is back when talent, ability and musicianship ruled the airways. I remember very well the first time i heard this on the radio in the late ‘70’s. This is indeed heir voices. Voice correction and auto tune were not even thought of during this time. The ‘70’s were the greatest decade of music, ever. All instruments were played, no machines could produce this level of ability…
When the eyes roll back, you're done :) 70's FTW
I was so blessed to grow up in that era. Being 63 and a true romantic in that era rollerskating was the thing to do and I can’t tell you how many girls I skated couples skate to that song. I would have to say it’s probably the most beautiful couples song ever made.
Welcome to the Bee Gees, perfect harmonies, and melodic songs DECADES before anyone invented auto tune. How, you might ask? Talent and lots of practice.
Them dam Gibbs brothers had that harmony - Falsetto - FIRE! - great reaction!
JayShara, you won't find too many videos of them in their younger years. These 3 brothers, Barry (the lead singer in this video), Robin, and Maurice Gibb grew up in Australia. They are the most iconic group where all three sang in falsetto. And Barry has the most clear, crisp, and talented falsetto voice EVER! Glad you were pleasantly surprised by their sound. I loved your reaction. YOU DIDN'T KNOW WHAT TO THINK. I love honest reactions to unfamiliar songs, and your reaction definitely fits that category. Go on girl, dive into the rabbit hole that is the BEEGEES, you will be amazed.
I have a bunch of videos of them singing when Barry was 16 with the twins in Australia and they were amazing back then too. Their father worked hard with them and made them incredibly professional.
True raw talent. That’s the way it was back then. True voices and bands.
This was live. In those days, you had to be able to sing without studio help.
Girl.. l've watched your reaction to the BeeGees' "Too Much Heaven" song repeatedly here. Your's is the best reaction l've seen so far. And l just felt that you fell in love with the BeeGees !
That’s live , they actually do sound that good
They were the best! Three brothers who the world will never forget!
It's live and no auto tune. They were great.
Music during this era was heavenly unlike the vulgarity of today's content. It was about the craft with no digital trickery or autotune. It was a blessing to group up with this pure joy.
Love your reaction, very nice and can feel your energy! The Bee Gee’s have a lot of hits…if I had to choose only ONE for you to react to I would say “How Deep is your Love” studio version from Saturday Night Fever soundtrack…. I think you will enjoy and very powerful message
This is aint autotune folks....This is live talent at its best
amazing talent. Undeniable, even if you don't dig this genre of music.
Unbelievable group!!
Loved em .. never will grow old..
To me the 70 s is the greatest generation for music that’s my opinion they’re the greatest trio in music history
I LOVE YOUR INTRODUCTION SHOWING THE COLORFUL BUILDINGS AND THE MUSIC...IT IS MESMERIZING...LIKD TOO MUCH HEAVEN
Thank you very much!!