ANDY GIBB Time Is Time FULL LENGTH VERSION 

thank you for your lovely comments. cheers; Dave

I agree. Thank God for utube

I have the 45 too!

Lucky you!!!

I wasn’t even around. Wish I had been. 70s and 80s Miami looked absolutely magical!

It was​@@desertrose1226

I agree, my favorite Andy Gibb song.

Isn't it nice when we reach the age of not caring what others think anymore? It's so freeing! Play those Andy Gibb CDs and crank them so the whole street hears. 😂 Good music is good music!

He's a wonderful single and we met Andy Gibbs in the Provo, Utah in the Osmond Studio and he's a sweet guy when he sing to my sister. God bless him.

thank you for this. Merry Christmas to you.

@@daveinprogress3 Happy Holidays to you as well🎄!

I hope you were able to get photographs😍😍😍😍

@@ladystrange7791 I have never been able to find the video, but can see him clear as day, a true legend!

I’m so jealous!!

Liam Payne likes to think he’s a good looking hot man but ewww! Nah modern singers leave me cold!

me too - i used to blast it on my headphones - the production on the Bee Gees stuff was great and you could dance to it -

It went to number 4 on the Billboard charts!

@@markbennett6128 I read only to #15

@@edwardanthony7283 you're right. I was looking at Desire. It went to number 4.

you're welcome William

Barry wrote all of Andy' s hits

@@daveorth7636 - Andy got a co-write credit and who knows he may have written some lyrics and melodies but Barry was genius with melodies and arranging hits that appealed to a broad audience all over the world

I'm glad you enjoyed it That 70's Girl. He was very special. The sounds of our youth! The brothers Gibb were simply everywhere in the late 70's.

@@daveinprogress3... It was Fabulous Dave. It sure does bring back a lot of memories of my younger days. Me and all my friends... were crazy about Andy Gibb. Although, I thought all the Gibbs were the good looking. They had so many great songs that I Loved, that I can't even begin to mention. Hear lately I have been thinking about how fast my life has gone. I couldn't wait to be grown up, now I wish I could go back to being that carefree kid again. Sometimes we spend too much time wishing out lives away. I stopped wishing mine away, a long time ago. When I realized it was going faster, and faster! Like you said, you can't look back.. you have to keep moving forward. Your age is really only a number. I think I'm like a fine wine... I only get better with age. See what you have to look forward to! My daughter is an October baby... the 31st. Thanks Dave, for another Great Video... Keep up the Great Work! 💖

thanks once again for your beautifully soulful words, they are so true and the fine wine sentiment is just lovely. I am currently going through my late father's things and managing his estate and it is a very sobering and grounding process leading me even more to value and cherish all those things, people and processes that must be valued and cherished. Music is a huge part of that and the very method of doing that.

@@daveinprogress3Awe Dave, I'm so sorry to hear about your Father. I lost my father and brother almost 12 yrs ago, both in the same year. I know how hard that all can be. It was sudden with my brother, and it was quite a shock. I can remember coming home from the hospital, the night my brother died. I tried to go to bed... my grief was almost unbearable. I thought my heart was gonna explode. I cried and cried - I just couldn't stop - the tears flowed like rain. Memory after memory... just played out In my mind like a video. I just need to pour out all my pain. For me crying it out was my outlet. Once I got out every single memory I could... I had already begun the healing process. Time... I had to go through the first of everything, until I got to the anniversary date of that fateful night. Not that you ever forget, but you learn to cope with it. It will get better, it's just gonna take some time. Due to everything you're going through, you have taken the time to share with all your listeners. Thank you Dave, you are a Gem! 🤗💖

Thank you for your thoughts; That 70's Girl and my recognition of your massive losses back then and that gap that is left after those loved ones have gone. You sound like you processed it very healthily and helpfully to be able to move forward with your life and your family's life. I was not close to my father; he was a really harsh, judgmental man; but when his illness became terminal - I rallied with him and for him and we got a little closer and now as his executor I am able to learn more about him that he could not share with us or me. As a son I know I did everything I could and am still doing 2 years on from his death. I help look after my mother and that relationship has been transformed since his passing. She has early alzheimers so it is again sobering but I am making the most of my time with her.The music is essential and if i don't provide some time each week or each day to listen, create, edit, share music then a day doesn't feel complete. It is my sanctuary.

You are so welcome Sue! cheers; Dave

Thanks Philip I appreciate your feedback. Cheers :)

Our pleasure!

Yes, we certainly were. Where did the last 40 plus years go? I want them back😂💜

I want them back too. My family as well.. Andy and his brothers also!! Time heals, but it’s also the enemy.

@@desertrose1226 Sadly, so true. Heavy sigh 😕

I think it's true, that the Bee Gees wrote most of Andy's hit singles but Andy was a co-writer on many, although not the main success that he had. I expect it was a combo of Barry wanting to keep the Bee Gees to the original 3 and Andy possibly wanting to keep a solo career to establish he was a singer in his own right, but yes it was tragic the way he veered into disaster for himself, and his untimely death. Great talents all round.

As if! He had the top songs of 1977 and 1978! And numerous other hits!! He was a HUGE star in his own right. Then he died so young…otherwise there would have been more!

@@jojodyan Very well said! Andy was unique!

He wasn’t really in the shadow in reality but he felt that way. He never felt as good as them-and he was. It’s sad.

No, Andy wrote it in L.A. One of the musicians who played on the record confirmed it to me.

Weak? That’s absurd. Obviously the sound engineer(s) didn’t know what they were doing. Andy had some “pipes”💪

@@1PITIFULDUDE i saw him in concert, his voice was weak you couldn't hear him over his band. so there

Unfortunately, Andy struggled with several addiction problems, which led to his passing. RIP.

@@1PITIFULDUDE Your remark is very correct. People do not understand or tend to ignore technical difficulties in live concerts. Andy's voice was superb!!

Andy at his peak had a magnificent voice- maybe the lifestyle took some away at the time you heard him but usually he was on point. Everything I’ve seen he sings so well.