I Got Moves Tho 🤣🔥😎🕺🏿 |Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing 1976 (HQ Audio) Reaction/Review 

We all wore those clothes. There was no white thing nor black thing. It was Just A Thing ;) And we all had a fab time living. It was an amazing time to be young. Cheers.

The 4th brother is Andy. He died at age 30. He had a solo career with help from his brothers. He had 3 number one hits. His brothers helped him write his hit songs.

John Travolta tore it up in Saturday Night Fever. Bee Bees always made us want to dance. I learned the Latin Hustle to that song way back when my hips still worked.

I loved the disco era. As a female, when they played songs like this at the nightclubs you could just go out on the floor with your girlfriends and dance. You didn't have to wait for a guy to ask you to dance. It was awesome!

The fourth guy was their youngest brother Andy. He had a solo career, but died at the age of 30.

Soul Train, American Bandstand, Dance Fever! That is John Travolta in the movie Saturday Night Fever. The good thing about disco, every nationality loved this music. Black, white, brown, yellow. It was a good times back then.

Yes the BeeGees were featured on Soul Train. I LOVED soul train. This is John Travolta dancing from the movie Saturday night live. Great reaction! No one sits still when this plays!

I NEVER get tired of this song. I hope I’m never forced to, lol 😆

That's their baby brother Andy who died young. He had his own singing career but was going to join his brothers the year he died. Barry was burned with hot water on his chest but it never stopped him from letting us ogle him. Twin brothers Robin and Maurice have both passed away now. That documentary is fantastic. These guys were good and decent men.

This was fun to watch! The song makes you want to move it was a great era i was 12 when Saturday Night Fever came out!

The 4th guy was their youngest brother, Andy Gibb. They hrlped him establish a solo career and it was planned that he join the group. Unfortunately, he died before that could happen.

Nights on Broadway is a good one if you haven’t checked it out yet.

It's good to see all 4 brothers together Listen to the youngest brother Andy Gibb Shadow DANCING

We got all four BeeGees Barry Maurice Robin and Andy priceless ❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰

"What ya doin' on yer back?" Took me about 35 yrs to figure out what they were saying!!! Lol

I saw an interview with Barry recently where he talked about his falsetto. He just put out new music including a duet with Dolly Parton!

This song is in the soundtrack for the movie "Saturday Night Fever." The Bees Gees actually wrote the song about a year before the soundtrack came out. This music was part of my teenage years.

Lonely day lonely nights official video - LOVE IT - shows them young, 70's outfits - Barry singing - harmonies. GREAT TUNE

The Bee Gees Documentary "How can you mend a Broken Heart",airs on HBO max .The 4th guy on stage was their baby brother Andy.He died in 1988.The twins Maurice and Robin have also passed away.Barry is the oldest and a sister Leslie are the survivors.Though there are many kids and grandkids.Barry recently did a new album "Greenfields".It is number One in the U.K. You will enjoy the documentary.It is very informative.We love the BeeGees."Bodyguard", and "Closer than close". Thanks for the reactions.

The 70's man. Tragic clothes,MAGIC music. We had it best absolutely no doubt. It was a blast. Really miss the crazy parties. What an era,what a time to be alive.

That John Travolta dancing in a scene from Saturday Night Fever. He did not know how to dance before making that film. Alot of training!

Has anyone noticed the younger fourth brother Andy Gibb is singing with them?

Nobody sounds like The Bee Gees, they were the sound of disco. Very talented, very unique!

The documentary was on HBO. I’m not sure where else you can see it. It might be on demand and it’s called How Can U Mend A Broken Heart which is also the name of one of their songs. The documentary was excellent!!

BeeGees totally rocked; I lived thru this era; yep we dressed like that; danced the night away; nothing compares to their greatness

Documentary is great, but with having to deal with life's demons....does not ever take away from their talent. And it never showed in their talent....goat.

Not one Reactor clued in that the dancer was John Travolta.

Reminds me of my disco club era 😎 Bell bottoms, zip up the side black disco boots, silk shirt with big lapels, long hair, and fine stache. I was a rocker too (they dissed disco), but I loved to dance, all night, and there was always the girl with the red dress. 😎

Everybody should see, “Saturday Night Fever,” at least once in their lifetime.💃🏽🕺🏾

New subscriber here. LOVE your channel, Bro! I ESPECIALLY love that you like The Bee Gees. In my opinion, they may have been the greatest group of the 20th century. They wrote all their own music. They also wrote major hits for many, many other artists. They recorded for over 40 years together. THAT'S amazing! I hope you'll check out their song 'Alone.' The video for that song has a lot of footage of the 3 of them when they were children. It's great stuff! LOVE your reactions!

IT WAS A FUN TIME. LAST TIME I REMEMBER BLACK AND WHITES SINGING, DANCING AND WEARING THE SAME CLOTHES. HOW COOL IS THAT.

Barry Gibb with that voice... amazing... and the harmony with his brothers... wow... and I love watching Travolta Dance to it;. lol

This 1979 concert was in Houston in June of 1979. John Travolta made an appearance on stage with the Bee Gees also. Travolta was in Houston at the time filming Urban Cowboy. This concert was held at the Summit which was the home of the Houston Rockets. As a kid, I was at that concert. Can't believe it! Just magic

Starting in 1967 and ending in 2001 in the UK the Bee Gees had 31 top 40 hits 19 of which reach the top 10 and 5 got to number one (you should be dancing reached number 5 in the charts)

Try to watch & listen to this without a smiling. You can't!

Loving your channel & your reactions, they make my day!!! Thanks 😊 If you are loving the Bee Gees, watch the movie that features a lot of their disco songs, Saturday Night Fever!!! The Disco era get's a lot of flack, but if you knew how to dance, you liked Disco 😎 The 4th guy was the youngest brother Andy Gibb, who was going to start singing with his brothers, however sadly & way too early, passed away, not to long after this performance........

He sounds like that because he was blessed!

I watched all those shows on Saturday...Disco era was the best,the clubs were great,so much fun,we just danced the night away,loved your reaction

Man I loved the Disco era. Always made me want to dance, I don't have the 'moves' anymore at 72, but I can still dance in my chair! LOL

Good review. It looked like you were enjoying this. Robert Stigwood is the one that pushed them to wear the satiny glitzy clothes. You might like Jive talk'in or too much Heaven

I love that they put John Travolta from Saturday Night Fever on there. They wrote the songs for that movie.

That era might have looked strange or funny to some, but we have to remember that this current era will look strange and funny to the next future generation. It happens to all of us, lol.

The shots from this video are either from Saturday Night Fever Movie, or their Spirits Having Flown Tour. It was a 4 month tour which began summer of 1979, not long after releasing album of same name & Saturday Night Fever soundtrack in 1977. It would become their most successful & lavish tour, leasing a custom Boeing 720 painted red & black with their emblem on sides & tail. They took all their families with them (including the bands, etc!), & used 6 semi trucks to move their equipment from city to city. Barry & his wife Linda (of 51 years now!) said in an interview in 2017 that this was the most “magical time” in their lives😌!!

Yes the Bee Gees was on Soul Train. Everyone was dressed like that. It was a great fun time for dancing and dressing up. Disco was great for everyone. You could go to the disco without a date and just get on the dance floor and boogey down/dance by yourself, that is another reason why most of us were slender, it was a workout, but fun fun fun, no gang-banging stuff!

You should be, I should be, everyone should be dancing, always and forever- keeps you young!

dude they were amazing. can't stop staring at Barry... :o

Little bro Andy in the vid look him up Andy Gibb sounds just like them and John Travolta on SNF now that was a movement in those day it was looking good, smelling good and doing good we need to put this train back on tracks ....GOD BLESS ALL!

The disco Era was soooooooo amazing; the lit floors, the music, bell bottoms & the hairdos

Pure talent no auto tune

BEE GEES: How Can You Mend A Broken Heart on HBO is definitely worth watching!!

Hahahaha this was GREAT!!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 No need to answer your questions, as many others already have. Just wanted to tell you how much I appreciated this!!! And, like others have also mentioned, the movie that the dance clips are from is Saturday Night Fever - starring John Travolta 😉😂 I don’t know how it would be to see it for the first time in 2021, but it was epic back in the day!!! 😂 And the sequel movie “Stayin’ Alive” ... good stuff 💯🔥

Love this song. I was 7 when the movie came out and I still remember how huge it became

To love somebody. Bee Gees

I remember disco being so prevalent back then that even as a 5yo kid I had a slick rayon shirt that I wore like...all the time...

I remember way back when Rockers hated disco. "We're getting rid of disco, but we're keeping the Bee Gees!!!" LOL

Back in the day, when we heard the intro? EVERYBODY got on the floor!!!!!

Dancing...Yeah...🕺

Love the Disco era , dancing at the clubs was so much fun , the clothes were wild but we all wore them lol

Bee gees were a force to this day to be reckoned with, they wrote songs for many other artists Dionne Warwick, Dolly Parton, Yvonne elliman

Back than I do still can dance, but now no old leg problems.May be ages catch up me. All I can think is memory.😂❤😊

Every race was wearing polyester. It was like they made polyester for disco. It was light and breathable as well as really shiny. Just like disco. 😆 I love that Andy Gibb was with them for this one. ❤️

Beautiful disco years. So much fun, dance and dance and good music.

the HBO documentary is excellent. i definitely recommend it!

I've got a fever and the only prescription is more Bee Gees!!!

When this came out we were Dancing No Doubt

I was 18 when this song came out. It was a lot of fun dancing at clubs to the Bee Gees and disco.

Yes, that dance segment is how John Travolta became famous from the movie "Saturday Night Fever". My two favorite songs from the album are "Night Fever" and "If I Can't Have You" written by the BG's and sung by Yvonne Elliman. Try them both.

The best times ever!

A rare and beautiful sight and sound of little brother, Andy Gibb, performing with his elder brothers, the Bee Gees (eldest brother Barry, the lead vocalist on this and on most of their tracks, and twins Robin, with the long red hair, and Maurice, with the "less" hair :) !!).

Fourth guy was Andy Gibb, he came on to the stage that night as a special guest. That footage is from a concert. As for the guy dancing, it’s John Travolta from the film Saturday Night Fever where this song was featured as well as other BeeGees songs.

When music was fun and everyone got along!

This is from their Spirits having flown tour with clips from Saturday Night Fever ( John Travolta dancing) meshed in. Their little brother joined them on stage, he was going to join the group ( he had a solo career), but sadly he died before that could take place. He died at 30 years old.

My little sister played the soundtrack to death and drove me absolutely crazy. I was a 15 year old disco sucks Rocker but these day I love there music because I don't have to here it everyday after school for a easily a year.

WE ALL wore FUNKY SHIT🤣 LOLOLOL

Barry wrote the entire soundtrack for Saturday night fever. That little brother Andy singing with them. He was a solo singer back then. Unfortunately he passed away shortly after this.

He has three diffrent vocal tones , that he naturally produese .

Other songs from this great movie; Night Fever More than a woman Please note; The 3 Gibb brothers began singing way before their disco period. In fact they started at ages 9 Barry, and 6 the twins! Also check out their earlier stuff pre disco; Run to me How to mend a broken heart Lonely days lonely nights. Bee Gees have a huge catalogue of songs. They wrote songs for other artists.

Love disco. Impossible not to want to dance the night away ☺. Disco also makes household tasks fun. Hoovering (vaccuming) to disco music makes the task enjoyable.

Love this song, danced to it many times back then...in my flares! Love this video with the four brothers, they are having so much fun, so sad only one left.

Bee Gees, Saturday night fever. It’s great.

The young 18 year old was their baby brother, Andy Gibb, whom sadly passed away aged 30. He had his own successful singing career. This is from the most popular soundtrack and movie, Saturday Night Fever. The Gibb brothers were asked to provide songs for the movie. They already had about 5 songs lined up before the movie but hadn't released them yet. What a coincidence huh? The guy dancing and lead actor is none other than John Travolta...yes John!

I subscribed because of your reactions to the Bee Gees!! Love them! Robin was my favorite.

Nights on Broadway is a funky, cool song. I loved and love the BEE GEES! The guy dancing was John Travolta, and they were scenes from the movie Saturday Night Fever. The Bee Gees wrote the music for the film.

Come on people don't you just want to get up and dance the night away with this beautiful song and music i remember it was yesterday i was a 18 year old guy in 1976 going out to the disco club's and dance with all the beautiful ladies and having fun today music is not the same and john travolta is the king of the disco club's no one can dance like him

I dont think the Bee Gees ever performed on Soul Train but Soul Train did use a Bee Gees song to do a famous dance sequence they did.

The documentary was great! I’m a long time fan and I still learned a few things. The “discovery” of the falsetto is a great story. Such a game changer.

Andy Gibb also had a love affair with Victoria Principal who was several years older than him. She was very beautiful and was an actor in a evening soap called Dallas. Before your time. I was gonna say if you wanted to catch the clothing style and dance moves from back in the day from this song on Soul Train, it's on RU-vid. I used to love to watch Soul Train! Believe it or not, it was on Saturday mornings. Tragedy would be another good song to react to.

Yes there was a Fourth Man On Stage that is their younger brother Andy Gibb he had a solo career unfortunately he died when he was young but he was a real teenage heartthrob all four give Brothers together on stage fantastic

Yes are you kidding? Bee Gees were definitely featured on Soul Train. Back when everybody got along. 70s.

The 4 Gibb brothers❤❤❤❤

Enjoyed the reaction! The groups back then had those great horn sections. Love it!

Yes, Bee Gees songs were on Soul Train. Watch the Soul Train Line dances youtube.

I don't recall them ever being featured on Soul Train but they have been on American Bandstand

I love this song and i love love love how happy you are listening.. let's go disco

Their songs from the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack that you haven’t already reacted to are MORE THAN A WOMAN, IF I CANT HAVE YOU, and the song that gave the movie its name NIGHT FEVER!!!

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Love this one ! It's got their younger brother Andy Gibb performing with them !!

this is a rare footage because it was one of the first maybe THE first and onrly time the brothers sang al together ( so with the four of them ) befor Andy ( the youngest one of them ) died it was a big loss for the ather 3 , Andy was only 30 years young , so beautiful and so talented

Thanks! Did you notice that baby-bro Andy was in this one? He was about to be the fourth BG, when he tragically passed away -- had a brief, fairly successful solo career - but was overwhelmed by fame and all its accoutrements... (you did get that those disco dance scenes were from "Saturday Night Fever" - with John Travolta, right? - and that Bee Gees did much of the soundtrack?)

The 4th guy was younger brother Andy, you are the first reactor to mention him. Great reaction by the way!