The Bee Gees a family band. All brothers....Barry, Maurice and Robin, who were fraternal twins, and Andy. Barry is the only one left. Such great music!
I grew up on this. Mom & Dad throwing Parties. Studio 54 was big at that time. Though I'm a hard Rock Mealhead. I have my reasons of loving the Bee Gees. GREAT MUSIC 🎶😋😊
Beautiful Bee Gees, the first time i did listened it was on the radio introducing to the ranking two days after go up at the first place, after that it was for so many long time at the place of Number one.
North London 1978 - Ten years old, radio on full blast, dancing with my cousins in our grandparents' back garden. My 17 year old cousin had bunked off school to go and see Night Fever (18!) and came back loving the sound track. The well dressed men in a rough area in the video fits well with the Night Fever film theme.
That's right, I remember that from the wee course I did. I thought I might get carried away though and forget about the mouth to mouth part and simply destroy someone's chest by mistake 😄
I just watched their 2020 documentary on HBO and the brothers said this song was about survival during the Son of Sam serial killer days in NYC. People mistake it for a dance song because of the beat but it's literally about trying to stay alive! :) I could be getting my info mixed up but seriously if you are becoming a Bee Gees fan, you should check out that doc, it's called BEE GEES: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart.
I don’t know if it’s there biggest song per say but It is definitely one of their most recognizable with their group. They’ve had numerous number ones and I think I read somewhere that outside of the Beatles they are one of if not the biggest selling groups of all time in the World.
Any time you hear (birth) brothers singing, the harmonies are perfect. (Think Every brothers.) Not to get gross, but their larynx’s, nasal cavities, pronunciations, etc. are all in unison! 👏👏👏
Been kicked around since I was born... Going nowhere... Inner city breaking... Somebody help me... Staying alive. The setting portrayed that very well.
The oldest and biggest music festival in the UK is Glastonbury. Every 3 day festival features, in a mid afternoon on Sunday slot, a set from a "Legend". A couple of years ago they had Barry, the only BeeGee still alive. The crowd was massive and so, so into it, the man was truly moved. It was a lovely thing to see. I'm not sure if it's available online but it's worth searching for, because it was a great set and it was gorgeous seeing how moved Barry was by the appreciation of the crowd. It was properly wholesome!
Wrong. The oldest music festival is Reading Festival which was originally called National Jazz and Blues Festival and which started in the 60's. Glastonbury didn't start until the first one in 1970. It is the biggest though you so are half right.
Not many people know but the bee gees were born on the Isle of Man , before they moved to Manchester England then Australia. The Isle of Man is a small island population approximately 80,000 in the middle of the Irish Sea. My place of birth. Happy holidays x
Singing in harmony is a skill and an has adds so much but so often those truly magical harmonies come within family bands. These guys are a great example.
The lyrics follow the story of the struggling lead character (John Travolta) in "Saturday Night Fever" (the movie). He is a tough kid growing up in Brooklyn - working in a dead end job - and trying to become someone special by improving his dance club moves. The first time I heard this song I was 11 years old dancing at a school sock hop. The teacher came and separated me and my girlfriend because we were dancing in a lewd way
Man I was in high school! Yeah! It played on the radio. Hit after hit came across the airwaves!!. We enjoyed a full spectrum of different genres of music excellence! No doubt.
The follow up movie named "Stayin alive" some years later had a great Bee Gees ballad in the soundtrack. "Someone belonging to someone" almost up there with "How deep is your love" and "To much heaven"
Outra vez, nunca mais ouviremos vozes tão perfeitas, divinas, maravilhosas e harmônicas como essas! Amo, amo, amo demais desde a minha infância! Bee Gees, The Best! From Paquetá Island - Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil! ✨✨✨✨💖💖💖💖🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This is famous from the movie Saturday Night Fever featuring a young John Travolta, who breaks out some of the iconic disco dance moves. Its a good movie. Also, check out The Jazz Singer, which is a true story about how Neil Diamond went from cantor to rock star. His voice is like a deep, smooth cup of hot chocolate.
When this song was released back in 1977 I was in the Air Force stationed in Okinawa. I was blown away by this song when I first heard it on my little radio while on the flight-line because it reminded me of my day’s growing up in Brooklyn, NYC. I still play it today, how could I not. The Bee Gee’s were great back then and into the 80’s, and for sure they’ll go down in history as one of the best groups ever. Thank you so much for your reaction to this great song. Keep up the good work.
My Dad retired after 30 years in the Air Force and we were at Naha 1966-68. Nice to see Okinawa mentioned! Thanks for your service, I have a good idea what military life entails and appreciate your efforts to support our country. Hope you had a good time on Okinawa; we were in junior high at the time and have pretty incredible memories of the experience. And I agree, the Bee Gees are incredible and it's so great to see the reactors loving them too!
I just love your voice and personality...I can tell you are a genuinely cool dude and I really enjoy your commentary. Subscribed. I was in 6th/7th grade when this came out during the height of the disco era. Loved the big bell bottoms, long hair, and funky music at the time. Can't remember if this came out for Saturday Night Fever or Staying Alive (probably the latter), but either way, it was a MEGA hit.
I’ve been listening to The Bee Gees since the 60’s. This song is off the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack which was the second most sold in history. They’re sound is iconic. Sadly only lead singer Barry is still alive. Try You Should Be Dancing. Thx
As for as I know it is the biggest selling sound-track in the world. "Saturday Night Fever" is the soundtrack album from the 1977 film of the same name and has since gone on to sell more than 40 million copies worldwide. In the U.S., the album was certified 16 x platinum and stayed at the top of the album charts for 24 weeks, and the billboard charts for 120 weeks. And, in the UK, the album spent 18 weeks at number 1.
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the best falsetto voice ever, & what makes it so incredible, is that in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is very rare! Thank you so much for this, they were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed, & they span over years, & crossed many genres 😍 I also believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤️❤️❤️
Born 1954 and knew them since 1967, as they were on German TV, Beat-Club, singing 'To Love Somebody'. Was like thunder and lightning to me, got me totally. When I first heard 'You Should Be Dancing' in the radio, it was familiar to me, but didn't exactly know why, but suddenly I felt that must be them. And so it was!
Bee Gees is one of those groups where when I grew up I knew all of the lyrics because my parents had their records playing in the house when I was 6 and up. I assume they saw Saturday Night Fever in 77 and like many bought the soundtrack, which has a lot of the Bee Gees greats on there. I know a lot of songs from the 70s greats for the same reason...my parents spinning records and dancing throughout the house (Abba, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Diamond, Rod Stewart, etc.) Great review. I love your enthusiasm for music and the insights you offer to music production.
Just found you. I like your observations, original and interesting 🎶🎶🎶 I was 14 years old when the album SNF came out, oh lord my girlfriends and I danced our butts off! Thanks for asking your audience to interact 🎶🎶🎶
Ffrom Wikipedia: The music video for the song is of an entirely different concept from Saturday Night Fever. It was filmed on MGM Studios's backlot #2 in Culver City, California. The group was filming the movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot at the same time. The video featured Quality Street-a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein-as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire.[10] As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969
Michael Jackson used to hang out with the Bee Gees. There is a new documentary/movie on HBO Max about the Bee Gees. Enjoyed this reaction, so glad you're back!
There voices blend so well I think because they are Brothers, so they have similar voices, but Barry's was a bit stronger. It's said they got their name for The Brothers Gibb...The Bee Gees. They also had a 4th younger Brother who did his own solo thing, his name was Andy Gibb. He performed with them a few times. 1st time I heard this song...I was 10yrs old watching John Travolta strutting to it in the beginning of the Movie "Saturday Night Fever" at the movie theater 😀
new to your channel..have seen about 5-6..great job on all of them...Kent in Ohio p.s. i am 63 so when i heard this i was at a Disco just groovin out...
I was around 10 years old when I first heard this, in the back of the family station wagon. My older sister was instantly in love; my mother was sure it was a sign of the End Times...
More soulful stuff: Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do For Love Elvin Bishop - Fooled Around and Fell In Love Three Dog Night - Eli's Coming Doobie Brothers - Echoes of Love The Subdudes - (You'll Be) Satisfied Ray Lamontagne - You Are The Best Thing Joe Cocker - Cry Me A RIver Toulouse - It Always Happens This Way Tedeschi-Trucks Band - Midnight In Harlem Bruce Springsteen - Soul Driver, Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (album version) Lake Street Dive - You Go Down Smooth
I was surprised when I watched the video for the first time and saw the day light. Due to his night vibe I always thought this video would be shown on a disco or on a street with neon lights and until today , although I like the video, I think it doesn't match with that night feeling. Some years later I saw the "Night Fever" video and thought that was the video that would match perfectly with Stayin Alive but probably the Bee Gees didn't want to repeat themselves and that's why one video is on day light and another on night life. Greetings from Portugal! 🇵🇹
@@abovetheinfluence9361 your welcome, I like very much your reactions. Will you react to Madonna's "Music" video with Ali G? Thank you in avanced. Love
Merry Christmas, Jay!! I was a Jr in High School when this came out... too young to see the movie. The Gibbs dominated the charts, including with songs they wrote for others. They did a tour in 1979 that I now so wish I had experienced. Please react to their live performance - and definitely notice Barry’s lion medallion: THE BEE GEES WITH ANDY GIBB YOU SHOULD BE DANCING LIVE 1979 (Reeling In The Years)
Hey Above, That's better than under the influence. In my late teens, the late '70's, I took my Niece's who are four and five years younger, to see Saturday Night Fever, which starred John Travolta. It was rated 'R', and, surprisingly, they got in to see it, in the then little town of Renton, Washington, state, which was not far from Seattle. Be good, in all ways, best, C.
I will give you the honest answer! I had to think about it for a while but, the first time I heard this song, the entire (teenage) neighborhood had gotten a hold of some shrooms (because there's lots of cows where we live, anyway,) we were all wasted out on a floating dock on a lake called Lake Aurora
What's funny about the 'clean cut guys' comment is the fact the Bee Gees were very handy guys...always in fights, from rough areas and had plenty of scrapes with the law when younger....they could handle themselves..lol
Where was I? In a crappy row home in the worst ghetto evah, gettin woken up at 3 am by one of my brothers who thought he was John Travolta in the flesh, so he could show me how to do a new dance called The Rope that he just learned at the Disco. OMG!
They're from my town. About 15 minutes away from here. Didsbury south Manchester.. Should have a look at bands that came from here. We have produced some epic music.. And I don't mean oasis..😂
their best selling single in history of music with 31x platinum status, was recorded in the Warner Studios in Hollywood, during the Beatles remake flop movie "Sergeant Peppers lonely hearts club band" with them, Aerosmith, Kool & the Gang and Steve Martin. It was recorded in the neighbour studios movie ruins of Thats Entertainment with Fred Astaire from 1974.
@@abovetheinfluence9361 also well in the academy award nominated Bee Gees doku from Frank Marshall who is out now in cinema, HBO, Amazon Prime & Apple+ ua-cam.com/video/xZHMLArvd68/v-deo.html - epic 🍾 check this amazing doku over Christmas holidays
I loved the early Bee Gees. When I first heard this song I thought they had sold out and gone disco. I hated disco in the 70s. I may have to reevaluate them,
Watch their documentary o, HBO MAX. I had no idea, but they didn't sell out, these songs (5) were pretty much completed when they received a called for a soundtrack. LOL, who knew!! Awesome and awesome documentary!!
I was about 7 when this came out. Listening to it now I have the urge to walk down the road carrying a tin of paint. (A reference to Saturday Night Fever). It is impossible to walk normally whilst listening to this on headphones, you just have to go with the bass line and beat.
You Crack me up when u giggle. Can you do Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love? There is a live version on youtube at Madison Square Garden. Keep up the videos ♡♡
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Let's not forget Je suis malade, but find the version with English subtitles! While I am here, listen to Dimash Kudaibergen rendition of Adagio, mind blowing!
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The Bee Gees a family band. All brothers....Barry, Maurice and Robin, who were fraternal twins, and Andy. Barry is the only one left. Such great music!
I grew up on this. Mom & Dad throwing Parties. Studio 54 was big at that time. Though I'm a hard Rock Mealhead. I have my reasons of loving the Bee Gees. GREAT MUSIC 🎶😋😊
Beautiful Bee Gees, the first time i did listened it was on the radio introducing to the ranking two days after go up at the first place, after that it was for so many long time at the place of Number one.
North London 1978 - Ten years old, radio on full blast, dancing with my cousins in our grandparents' back garden.
My 17 year old cousin had bunked off school to go and see Night Fever (18!) and came back loving the sound track.
The well dressed men in a rough area in the video fits well with the Night Fever film theme.
bee gees too much heaven
the bee gees have had hits in the 60s 70s 80s 90s 2000s as a group.
have a better new year this year and stay safe
This song has the same beat you need for CPR compressions " I I I I Staying Alive"
Fact!
That's right, I remember that from the wee course I did. I thought I might get carried away though and forget about the mouth to mouth part and simply destroy someone's chest by mistake 😄
So does Queen's Another One Bites the Dust but Staying Alive is more fitting lol
@@renlessard ha ha good one!
Like the episode of "The Office"?
I just watched their 2020 documentary on HBO and the brothers said this song was about survival during the Son of Sam serial killer days in NYC. People mistake it for a dance song because of the beat but it's literally about trying to stay alive! :) I could be getting my info mixed up but seriously if you are becoming a Bee Gees fan, you should check out that doc, it's called BEE GEES: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart.
I don’t know if it’s there biggest song per say but It is definitely one of their most recognizable with their group.
They’ve had numerous number ones and I think I read somewhere that outside of the Beatles they are one of if not the biggest selling groups of all time in the World.
Any time you hear (birth) brothers singing, the harmonies are perfect. (Think Every brothers.) Not to get gross, but their larynx’s, nasal cavities, pronunciations, etc. are all in unison! 👏👏👏
Been kicked around since I was born... Going nowhere... Inner city breaking... Somebody help me... Staying alive. The setting portrayed that very well.
I love the Beegees and the Beach Boy's harmonies. Gorgeous.
BeeGees aka Brothers Gibb, oldest Barry is only one still living. The story of these brothers is definitely worth digging into.
The oldest and biggest music festival in the UK is Glastonbury. Every 3 day festival features, in a mid afternoon on Sunday slot, a set from a "Legend". A couple of years ago they had Barry, the only BeeGee still alive. The crowd was massive and so, so into it, the man was truly moved. It was a lovely thing to see. I'm not sure if it's available online but it's worth searching for, because it was a great set and it was gorgeous seeing how moved Barry was by the appreciation of the crowd. It was properly wholesome!
Wrong. The oldest music festival is Reading Festival which was originally called National Jazz and Blues Festival and which started in the 60's. Glastonbury didn't start until the first one in 1970. It is the biggest though you so are half right.
Yes, it was a fantastic set ❤️
Not many people know but the bee gees were born on the Isle of Man , before they moved to Manchester England then Australia. The Isle of Man is a small island population approximately 80,000 in the middle of the Irish Sea. My place of birth. Happy holidays x
I don’t know why this whole time I thought they were an American band. Wow! Thanks for the info Vicky and happy holidays as well! 🙏🏾🙌🏾
I didnt know that....a friend of mine when i lived in toronto was from the isle of mann...great dart player...also married a Vikki...lol...
@@kevinmcinnis2453 wow !! Small world huh !!
Singing in harmony is a skill and an has adds so much but so often those truly magical harmonies come within family bands. These guys are a great example.
The lyrics follow the story of the struggling lead character (John Travolta) in "Saturday Night Fever" (the movie). He is a tough kid growing up in Brooklyn - working in a dead end job - and trying to become someone special by improving his dance club moves. The first time I heard this song I was 11 years old dancing at a school sock hop. The teacher came and separated me and my girlfriend because we were dancing in a lewd way
Man I was in high school! Yeah! It played on the radio. Hit after hit came across the airwaves!!.
We enjoyed a full spectrum of different genres of music excellence! No doubt.
The 1970s mega hit Saturday Night Fever was ushered in by the soundtrack created by these three brothers. It's disco baby 💯❤️
One of the BEST duos of ALL TIME? - Barry Gibb and Barbara Streisand GUILTY!!
The follow up movie named "Stayin alive" some years later had a great Bee Gees ballad in the soundtrack. "Someone belonging to someone" almost up there with "How deep is your love" and "To much heaven"
Outra vez, nunca mais ouviremos vozes tão perfeitas, divinas, maravilhosas e harmônicas como essas! Amo, amo, amo demais desde a minha infância! Bee Gees, The Best! From Paquetá Island - Rio de Janeiro - RJ - Brazil! ✨✨✨✨💖💖💖💖🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
This is famous from the movie Saturday Night Fever featuring a young John Travolta, who breaks out some of the iconic disco dance moves. Its a good movie. Also, check out The Jazz Singer, which is a true story about how Neil Diamond went from cantor to rock star. His voice is like a deep, smooth cup of hot chocolate.
From album SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER THE TOP TEN ALBUM EVER!!
When this song was released back in 1977 I was in the Air Force stationed in Okinawa. I was blown away by this song when I first heard it on my little radio while on the flight-line because it reminded me of my day’s growing up in Brooklyn, NYC. I still play it today, how could I not. The Bee Gee’s were great back then and into the 80’s, and for sure they’ll go down in history as one of the best groups ever. Thank you so much for your reaction to this great song. Keep up the good work.
My Dad retired after 30 years in the Air Force and we were at Naha 1966-68. Nice to see Okinawa mentioned! Thanks for your service, I have a good idea what military life entails and appreciate your efforts to support our country. Hope you had a good time on Okinawa; we were in junior high at the time and have pretty incredible memories of the experience. And I agree, the Bee Gees are incredible and it's so great to see the reactors loving them too!
I really enjoyed your take on this incredible song, this incredible group.
I just love your voice and personality...I can tell you are a genuinely cool dude and I really enjoy your commentary. Subscribed. I was in 6th/7th grade when this came out during the height of the disco era. Loved the big bell bottoms, long hair, and funky music at the time. Can't remember if this came out for Saturday Night Fever or Staying Alive (probably the latter), but either way, it was a MEGA hit.
I’ve been listening to The Bee Gees since the 60’s. This song is off the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack which was the second most sold in history. They’re sound is iconic. Sadly only lead singer Barry is still alive. Try You Should Be Dancing. Thx
Ahhhh thanks for all the info! Now I gotta check out the movie in that case lol Thanks for the suggestion as well!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 the movie is great. Enjoy
As for as I know it is the biggest selling sound-track in the world. "Saturday Night Fever" is the soundtrack album from the 1977 film of the same name and has since gone on to sell more than 40 million copies worldwide. In the U.S., the album was certified 16 x platinum and stayed at the top of the album charts for 24 weeks, and the billboard charts for 120 weeks. And, in the UK, the album spent 18 weeks at number 1.
@@Coolrockndad I thought so too but I looked it up and The Bodyguard is the biggest. The Saturday Night Fever.
It seems there's different reports on this now that I looked into other references.
They are Australian brothers. Only Barry in the middle is living today😪 They wrote many songs for other artists.
they're not australian, they're british .... but, they started their career in Australia
I grew up listening to the Bee Gees, & you have no idea how happy it makes me, to see the younger generation discover the music we fell in love with !!! Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the best falsetto voice ever, & what makes it so incredible, is that in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is very rare! Thank you so much for this, they were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed, & they span over years, & crossed many genres 😍 I also believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤️❤️❤️
Born 1954 and knew them since 1967, as they were on German TV, Beat-Club, singing 'To Love Somebody'. Was like thunder and lightning to me, got me totally. When I first heard 'You Should Be Dancing' in the radio, it was familiar to me, but didn't exactly know why, but suddenly I felt that must be them. And so it was!
Bee Gees is one of those groups where when I grew up I knew all of the lyrics because my parents had their records playing in the house when I was 6 and up. I assume they saw Saturday Night Fever in 77 and like many bought the soundtrack, which has a lot of the Bee Gees greats on there. I know a lot of songs from the 70s greats for the same reason...my parents spinning records and dancing throughout the house (Abba, Fleetwood Mac, Neil Diamond, Rod Stewart, etc.)
Great review. I love your enthusiasm for music and the insights you offer to music production.
18 yo, Living in Miami !! Yes, I was blessed.
Nothing like brothers singing together - same as the beach boys.........
Just found you. I like your observations, original and interesting 🎶🎶🎶 I was 14 years old when the album SNF came out, oh lord my girlfriends and I danced our butts off! Thanks for asking your audience to interact 🎶🎶🎶
Ffrom Wikipedia: The music video for the song is of an entirely different concept from Saturday Night Fever. It was filmed on MGM Studios's backlot #2 in Culver City, California. The group was filming the movie, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band on the lot at the same time. The video featured Quality Street-a set that was used for such films as The Three Musketeers and Young Frankenstein-as well as the Grand Central Station set used in the films The Band Wagon and the opening of That's Entertainment! with Fred Astaire.[10] As the group walks past one of the railway cars in the video, the words "New York Central" can be seen printed on the side of the train above a passenger window. The MGM art directors added this bit of authenticity because the actual New York Central Railroad operated several lines from Grand Central Terminal in New York City during the 20th century until 1969
I cant get over how awesome your hair looks man. Keep up
Michael Jackson used to hang out with the Bee Gees.
There is a new documentary/movie on HBO Max about the Bee Gees.
Enjoyed this reaction, so glad you're back!
Hey Donna! Definitely gonna check it out and watch it tonight actually! Thanks for the recommendation! Have a great holiday!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 there is a song with michael jackson and barry gibb hes one of the beegees
There voices blend so well I think because they are Brothers, so they have similar voices, but Barry's was a bit stronger. It's said they got their name for The Brothers Gibb...The Bee Gees. They also had a 4th younger Brother who did his own solo thing, his name was Andy Gibb. He performed with them a few times. 1st time I heard this song...I was 10yrs old watching John Travolta strutting to it in the beginning of the Movie "Saturday Night Fever" at the movie theater 😀
A man with a mission! 🤣🤣🤣
This song was written and filmed in Chicago as at that time it was brutal to survive
new to your channel..have seen about 5-6..great job on all of them...Kent in Ohio p.s. i am 63 so when i heard this i was at a Disco just groovin out...
I was about 12 when I first heard this song in the mid 70s. My mother and aunt were consumed by the Bee Gees ... and Disco in general.
I was in Jr. High and I was mesmerized by this song and the Bee Gees. It's been a long time and I am still mesmerized! Great reaction!
I was around 10 years old when I first heard this, in the back of the family station wagon. My older sister was instantly in love; my mother was sure it was a sign of the End Times...
They also have the opening song to Grease.
More soulful stuff:
Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do For Love
Elvin Bishop - Fooled Around and Fell In Love
Three Dog Night - Eli's Coming
Doobie Brothers - Echoes of Love
The Subdudes - (You'll Be) Satisfied
Ray Lamontagne - You Are The Best Thing
Joe Cocker - Cry Me A RIver
Toulouse - It Always Happens This Way
Tedeschi-Trucks Band - Midnight In Harlem
Bruce Springsteen - Soul Driver, Tenth Avenue Freeze Out (album version)
Lake Street Dive - You Go Down Smooth
1978 .. first hear.. Lost my mind :-)
Disco had a lot longer legs than people predicted.
I was surprised when I watched the video for the first time and saw the day light. Due to his night vibe I always thought this video would be shown on a disco or on a street with neon lights and until today , although I like the video, I think it doesn't match with that night feeling. Some years later I saw the "Night Fever" video and thought that was the video that would match perfectly with Stayin Alive but probably the Bee Gees didn't want to repeat themselves and that's why one video is on day light and another on night life. Greetings from Portugal! 🇵🇹
The setting they shot it in suprised me as well! Definitely has the disco night club vibes! Thanks so much for watching Carlos!!
@@abovetheinfluence9361 your welcome, I like very much your reactions. Will you react to Madonna's "Music" video with Ali G? Thank you in avanced. Love
@@carlosazul2 I’m down for ANY song! I’ll add it to my list now 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾
@@abovetheinfluence9361 Thank you for your consideration! Can't wait for your reaction to my request! 🤜🏻🤛🏿
They shot this video on a deserted Hollywood set because they were filming another movie at the time & had to do this on their down time.
Merry Christmas, Jay!! I was a Jr in High School when this came out... too young to see the movie. The Gibbs dominated the charts, including with songs they wrote for others. They did a tour in 1979 that I now so wish I had experienced. Please react to their live performance - and definitely notice Barry’s lion medallion: THE BEE GEES WITH ANDY GIBB YOU SHOULD BE DANCING LIVE 1979 (Reeling In The Years)
Merry Christmas my friend! Appreciate the awesome info and the recommendation! Adding it to my Bee Gees list!
Hey Above, That's better than under the influence. In my late teens, the late '70's, I took my Niece's who are four and five years younger, to see Saturday Night Fever, which starred John Travolta. It was rated 'R', and, surprisingly, they got in to see it, in the then little town of Renton, Washington, state, which was not far from Seattle. Be good, in all ways, best, C.
I will give you the honest answer! I had to think about it for a while but, the first time I heard this song, the entire (teenage) neighborhood had gotten a hold of some shrooms (because there's lots of cows where we live, anyway,) we were all wasted out on a floating dock on a lake called Lake Aurora
Another different genre: Disturbed's version of Simon & Garfunkel's Sound of Silence. Land of Confusion is another amazing cover by Disturbed.
What's funny about the 'clean cut guys' comment is the fact the Bee Gees were very handy guys...always in fights, from rough areas and had plenty of scrapes with the law when younger....they could handle themselves..lol
Welcome back. Thought your pics looked familiar. Then saw my thumbs up on 7 month old videos.
LOVE your reactions! I would love to meet you, brother!
BTW, I heard this song probably before you were born lol.
Where was I?
In a crappy row home in the worst ghetto evah, gettin woken up at 3 am by one of my brothers who thought he was John Travolta in the flesh, so he could show me how to do a new dance called The Rope that he just learned at the Disco. OMG!
Have you done Jive Talking yet? It’s a good one.
I love your breakdown!
They're from my town.
About 15 minutes away from here.
Didsbury south Manchester..
Should have a look at bands that came from here.
We have produced some epic music..
And I don't mean oasis..😂
Saturday night fever Movie Bee gees wrote movie soundtrack!!
prime disco era
Merry Christmas! TWO new reactions from Jay on Christmas day? That's a Yes please from me! Greetings from Ireland.
Merry Christmas and a happy new year 🎉
their best selling single in history of music with 31x platinum status, was recorded in the Warner Studios in Hollywood, during the Beatles remake flop movie "Sergeant Peppers lonely hearts club band" with them, Aerosmith, Kool & the Gang and Steve Martin. It was recorded in the neighbour studios movie ruins of Thats Entertainment with Fred Astaire from 1974.
31 TIMES PLATINUM???! Whew! 😦😦😦
@@abovetheinfluence9361 also well in the academy award nominated Bee Gees doku from Frank Marshall who is out now in cinema, HBO, Amazon Prime & Apple+ ua-cam.com/video/xZHMLArvd68/v-deo.html - epic 🍾 check this amazing doku over Christmas holidays
@@abovetheinfluence9361 here is the proof source No. 7 : chartmasters.org/2017/10/best-selling-artists-albums-and-singles-of-all-time/7/
I loved the early Bee Gees. When I first heard this song I thought they had sold out and gone disco. I hated disco in the 70s. I may have to reevaluate them,
Watch their documentary o, HBO MAX. I had no idea, but they didn't sell out, these songs (5) were pretty much completed when they received a called for a soundtrack. LOL, who knew!! Awesome and awesome documentary!!
They did soundtrack for John Travolta Movie, Saturday Night Fever. All the tracks were amazing
...and then God created Disco!
Watch "Saturday night fever " to really get this song
Covid , Stayin Alive, my man ...
I was about 7 when this came out.
Listening to it now I have the urge to walk down the road carrying a tin of paint. (A reference to Saturday Night Fever).
It is impossible to walk normally whilst listening to this on headphones, you just have to go with the bass line and beat.
The Bee Gees are the brothers Gibb.
Movie Saturday night fever
Definitely check out Jive Talking
Merry Christmas Jay!!
Ah man you killed it at the worst moment.
Nice ending ... ahahhaha
Bro if you want true BeeGees you need to hear TO LOVE SOMEBODY
Written for the sound track of "Saturday Night Fever" - John Travolta's first movie
Travolta made his movie debut in horror flick "The Devil's rain" in 1975 followed by "Carrie" in 1976.
They were so out of vogue at this time they had to send this to radio stations without an album cover
Please react to FANNY BE TENDER WITH MY Love by the BEEGEES thanks
Merry Christmas!!!
👌👏
Please do "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath if you have not done it already. Awesome vocals and amazing guitar 🎸
You Crack me up when u giggle. Can you do Led Zeppelin Whole Lotta Love? There is a live version on youtube at Madison Square Garden. Keep up the videos ♡♡
Hey Jay. We miss you. Come back!
Listen to Too Much Heaven by the Bee Geesand How Deep is Your Love by the Bee Gees. That song is a panty dropper.
DO YOU KNOW THAT THEIR WAS 4 OF THEM. BARRY, MAURICE , ROBIN AND ANDY. ANDY DIED IN 1988. MAURICE AND ROBIN ARE BOTH GONE AS WELL.
I'm not sure where to suggest songs so I'm suggesting on this lol
Can you do Phil collins " in the air " live version ? Please 🥰
merry Christmas to you and your family 🎄🎁 when you want to listen a woman with a great voice , react to Lara Fabian - Adagio ( live from Lara with love ) 😎👍🎶
Thanks for suggestion Gerry! Adding to the list! Merry Christmas to you and your family as well! 🎄🔥
@@abovetheinfluence9361 😎👍 thanks
Let's not forget Je suis malade, but find the version with English subtitles! While I am here, listen to Dimash Kudaibergen rendition of Adagio, mind blowing!
Am i the only one who sees Wayne Brady with dreads
Please check out you should be dancing live versioon with their brother Andy
Try the band Journey
Please react to the band Sweet ! Ballroom Blitz and other hits 😀😀
Can you please react to the Bee Gees song called
This is where I came in
Please
The town is like a ruined life...JUST TRYING TO SURVIVE
That looks like an abandoned railroad station to me, not
sure though.
I'm going nowhere.." as they sit in a derelict train car.
J Geils band. Give it to me