The Bee Gees didn’t have a bad song! Their music will never die!!! They were just like a fine wine, just got better!!! Watch Run to me; it’s an oldie but a great song!
The Bee Gees were second to none!! ❤❤ Barry is great but something about Robins voice just gives me chills. Maurice was great too. .. Very talented group! ❤❤
2024 and STILL listening to the best of the best! I ♥️ your reactions when you go down that rabbit hole and find yet another classic! These guys were the greatest! It's a walk down memory lane for me and so many other fans my age group! 😊 I am sorry to say I was not one of those fortunate enough to have had the opportunity to witness their "greatness: in a concert! 😢 I do however covet my vinyl collection! Barry had my heart right from the start. Maurice on this particular song shows us all what an amazing voice he had. Keep going down that rabbit hole my friend! Love and peace! 💯♥️👨🎤👨🎤👨🎤 🎵🎤👨🎤👨🎤👨🎤🎶❤😊
@@charlesstraight5499 Nah. She does spell her name the same, but the girl who set up my phone misspelled it. A pizza cook has a co-worker convinced I'm her. 😁
Another good reaction! Thanks! Glad you noticed Maurice's falsetto contribution, too. I love Robin's singing, of course, and think it's a treat when Barry uses his very nice lower register... so soft, even when he "belts it out." Talented trio, what else?! See you next time!
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 !!! All three brothers had amazing falsetto's, however, Barry Gibb, in my opinion, has the most unique falsetto, because in his falsetto, he also used his vibrato, which is rare! They were brothers, & Barry is the last one, but please review more of their music, you will not be disappointed. They span over many decades, & crossed quite a few genres. I believe, that if there is music in Heaven, it would sound like the Bee Gee's ❤️❤️
Good music never gets old. I grew up in 90's, grew up on 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's classics. Younger generation listens to a lot of old stuff too. Music today is mostly trash.
You got that right when you say they don’t make or can’t make bad music every single song that I’ve ever heard them singing was a masterpiece. This is one of my favorite songs from them. Robin’s voice is just gorgeous.
1975 was a magical year for BeeGees. This song and Jive Talkin' (both 75 hits) were transitions to 1976 and their first bona fide disco hit, You Should Be Dancing in 1976 So 75 was the transition year between their pre-disco and disco periods.
actually before music historians say barry whites love unlimited orchestra started disco early 70s i remember rock the boat kc and the sunshine band and others in hs way before
@@nelsonmaud1 --I don't know who started disco, but You Should be Dancing is claimed to be the BeeGees first disco hit based on my read of BeeGee history.
Every time I listen to the Bee Gees, I am amazed all over again at the way they performed so beautifully as a group. And yet, while it was a solid mass of sound, they each had a role played to perfection. This song seems to be the most perfect example of that very impressive talent. Thank you, Da Real Adogg, for your knowledge of this group and for allowing us all to enjoy your appreciation of the music & voices.
The part when it slows down I will wait and then the harmonies after before they start picking up the song again just gives me goosebumps all over my body.
@@kathystammen3060 they are just a master group from another planet, loved they guys back and still love them now and they will always be my favorite!!
The Bee Gees helped start the disco movement and when America turned against that genre, The Bee Gees left us… it was so unfair. The song Disco Duck ruined everything. Their creativity was unmatched. I’ve loved them since I was a teenager in the 70’s. Thanks for covering this performance. Killer.
I’m in my 50’s...grew up in S. Florida. I was in high school when the Saturday Night Fever album came out. One of my biggest regrets is not going to see them in concert in their heyday. So glad I can at least appreciate them again on RU-vid and when people like you do BeeGee reactions.
I hear you girl I am 57 and I too somehow missed seeing them in concert in their heyday. It makes me sad that there is only one left. Like you it's enjoyable to see a younger generation discovering the great music that you and I grew up with. And like you I plug in and just enjoy listening.
I saw them live in concert. This is really them no auto tune. Yes their concerts always sold out. I was at there Spirits Having Flown 1979 concert. Indianapolis. Best concert of my life. Fantastic and yes Barry is awesome and yet so humble. He is a bad man.
I have so been enjoying your trip through The BeeGee's. Growing up in the 70's, my bedroom walls were always covered posters of them. I still feel it an honor that I saw them live in September of 1979 in Cincinnati. Thankfully, I still have memories that have not faded away, I also have some pretty good pics that I took that night. Love your reactions, my friend!
They've been singing together since they were children, and, as brothers, their voices are truly simpatico, so, as their musical knowledge and skills grew as they grew, so did their harmonic blending and intuitions. Also, they wrote all their own songs and arrangements. This kind of magic is very rare. Also, may I add that you are my favorite reactor. God bless and keep you and yours. Aloha!
My Daddy took me to see the Bee Gees when I was in 4th grade. The opening show for their Spirits Having Flown Tour. June 28, 1979. Tarrant County Convention Center in Fort Worth, TX. My first concert. I will never forget it. Watching them perform live changed me forever, and gave me a love and appreciation for music that has stayed with me throughout my life.
i went to see the bee gees live in concert. i was a real little kid, my dad took me. it was the first time i saw my father dance. the best daddy/daughter day. because of covid i recently just got to see my father. we were listening to the radio, an urban station(black) the station played a bee gees song. my dad and I were so surprised to be hearing the song. we looked at each other in a BIG surprise. we laughed and just held each other. LOVE YOU DAD
I met the bee gees when I was 13 in SYDNEY aust . Barry was my age & Maurice & Robin were about 3 years younger. There mum & dad used to take them around the dance halls & they get on stage & sing a few songs. I became a good friend of barry's , this was in 1959. The most incredible song writers of all time and there vocals will never be matched. Brian Demas. AUST.
Mis amados Bee Gees....tenía yo apenas 9 años, lo recuerdo claramente en 1.976, cuando mi tío Freddy y sus amigos, aquel sábado por la tarde, puso en el tocadiscos el álbum en vivo de Los Bee Gees, eso fue para algo tan especial, yo no paraba de tararear a estos genios de la música... Hoy a mis 55 años, los sigo viendo y escuchando cada vez que puedo...! Ellos sin lugar a dudas, forman parte de la banda sonora de mi vida..!
What you're hearing isn't Maurice, it's Barry - this is not the original live version with the original audio where Maurice sings, instead someone has dubbed the studio audio (which is Barry using his falsetto for the first time in a song) over the top of the performance. :/
@@Ozefan2580 No, he's not. This is the studio version dubbed over the top of the live. As a fan, you _should_ know that, and if you didn't, you can just listen to the studio/album version here on youtube and compare to see (there are also parts at the end where you can see Maurice isn't singing it). The actual live performance with the live audio on it has Maurice singing the falsetto parts, but this version of the 'live' is actually a fan dub.
@@isebmazo2140 I know what you mean - it's a lot harder to hear Mo cos he usually just supplies the harmonies and plays the instruments. And don't get me wrong, I understand Maurice's fans frustration because they want him to be recognized by reactors in the same way Barry and Robin are, but spreading misinformation isn't a good thing. That's why I found it such a shame that this was the audio-dubbed version of the live performance, rather then the authentic live performance where Mo _actually_ sung the falsetto parts because Barry couldn't. Maybe Maurice fans could try suggesting a few of the songs where he sung solo? He does write/sing some pretty catchy songs.
This was the song the Bee gees discovered their Falsetto voices. The Producer asked if the Bee Gees could do a scream or sound excited. The Bee gees kept harmonizing higher and higher. They discovered they all had the falsettos but Barry could hold it longer.
"Nights on Broadway" in my Top 5 of Bee Gees songs with Masachusets (1967) Lamplight (1969) My world (1972) Mr Natural (1974) I like so much the beautiful voices and harmonies of the three brothers, the wonderful rythm and the amazing melodic bridge Another greatest song that You could do, from the same album "Main Course" (1975) is "Fanny (be tender with my love)" and another comment I hope for futures video to ABBA (I suggest Them in another video) I wish You a great day My best regards from Buenos Aires Argentina South América
You should check out their first TV appearance in 1960 with a song Time is Passing By. Barry was around 13 years old and Robin and Maurice were around 10.
Yeah, what was THAT about? One of the best singers in pop music history and use the wrong name? LOVED ROBIN, my favorite from day one in the 60's when I first heard them. Amazing voice.
Their entire catalog is awesome and they've reinvented themselves several times since the 60s to remain relevant. That fact itself is a testimonial of their great versatility and immense talent. Rip Andy, MO and ROBIN.
This is a great hit. This is the very song Barry learned he could sing falsetto, they all could do falsetto but Barry actually sang whole songs with his falsetto. Love you inside out a great song done with falsetto. I love the Bee Gees. I have listened my whole life to them. I do appreciate we had them in my lifetime. Love love your reactions.
