I'm 67. My generation had the greatest music ever. It's fun to watch you young people discover it.

@Woody-se7uk

3 жыл бұрын

Isn't it just girl , isn't it just 🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪🇮🇪

@chercee

3 жыл бұрын

I'm 61, I feel the same way!

@sharonmowat6649

3 жыл бұрын

Likewise. They are discovering music they really enjoy and we get to enjoy it all over again. Darn, we had it good!

@apsaraa8209

3 жыл бұрын

65 here disco days were the best.

@Isleofskye

3 жыл бұрын

@@chercee I am afraid you are too young to join this Club. Please come back when you are 67 soon , like me in London :)

The Bee Gees were the Best. Their voices were absolutely beautiful, especially Barry and his falsetto. You don't hear voices like this today. So gifted, so talented and pure raw talent. No auto tune, no yelling and screaming, they Just could sing and the Harmony was ridiculous! Amazing, amazing voices from God!❤❤😊😊❤❤😊😊They are brothers and their music started in the 1970's!

@andrewwhyte9944

24 күн бұрын

In the sixties! I saw them on TV in Australia when they were young teenagers. They moved to England in 1966, or, 1967, and started recording hits. A year later they moved to the U.S. and started getting big hits in USA and all over the world. Great songwriters and one of the best bands ever!

This song was from the '70s...but the BeeGees reinvented themselves every decade! They had fantastic recordings in the 60's 70's 80's 90's and 2000's... FIVE DECADES!

As your journey in music grows, you will find that the golden era of music was 60's, 70's and 80's. MOST music today just doesn't compare.

@Dani-bd8ix

3 жыл бұрын

FACT!!!!

@shiningdawn8578

3 жыл бұрын

Oh... but sooooo much good music is coming out. And, there has been so much good music of the past few decades. It just doesn't fit on the radio, and the limited playlists.

@jenniferfoster1692

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree, 60s, 70s and 80s are the best

@dolphin8077

3 жыл бұрын

Fact!!!!

@jk09345568

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah.

Barry had THE best hair EVER!!!🧔🧔

@katie-didellis2437

3 жыл бұрын

PlanD Barry had the best of everything going: hair, voice, beard, looks ...

@lisadearing5960

3 жыл бұрын

It was so sexy!

@cindytappe6486

3 жыл бұрын

Still does.

@barbarastrayhorn4667

3 жыл бұрын

So true!

@toniharris3707

3 жыл бұрын

Barry is now a silver fox

Height of the Disco Era. The centerpiece of that time is the movie "Saturday Night Fever".

@theghost6412

3 жыл бұрын

The movie Short Circuit comes to mind for me and the newly sentient robot Johnny 5 is mimicking the scene from Saturday Night Fever. That movie still cracks me up.

Disco music is happy music. There's no getting around how it makes you feel. You want to move !

@RideAcrossTheRiver

3 жыл бұрын

This ain't no happy song. Feel the city breakin' and everybody shakin'

@MrSmartAlec

3 жыл бұрын

@@RideAcrossTheRiver I wasn't talking about the lyrics but rather the energetic beat. Besides, if you look further down the lyrics of this song you will find "Got the wings of heaven on my shoes I'm a dancin' man, and I just can't lose You know, it's all right, it's okay I'll live to see another day"

1970s disco era!! When you get a chance , watch the movie Saturday Night Fever - it’s a classic from that time and they sing on most of the soundtrack, including this song. They are Barry, Maurice and Robin Gibb (BeeGees = brothers Gibb). Youngest brother Andy Gibb had a solo career, check out his song Shadowdancing. Barry is the only only Gibb brother still alive.

@renee9365

3 жыл бұрын

Robin Gibb had a solo career too.

@GarnetMelville

3 жыл бұрын

Barry Gibb was also inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame, and is credited to have had the 2nd most Billboard Hot 100 hits after Sir John McCartney, he was also inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and a Grammy lifetime achievement award. Truly talented family

@Roweinna

3 жыл бұрын

LONG LIVE DISCO!!! lol Love these guys.

@spudjohnsonn8122

2 жыл бұрын

@@GarnetMelville, I think you might be incorrect about them being 2nd on the billboard hot 100, they are 3rd behind the Beatles and the Supremes.

@spudjohnsonn8122

2 жыл бұрын

@@Roweinna Would you call "Fanny Be Tender With My Love" disco? they considered themselves R&B, not disco. Quincy Jones said Fanny was the most perfect R&B song ever.

Barry had that signature hair, beautiful ❤️

They wrote a song for Celine dion and preformed it with her... the harmony is out of this world! It’s called “immortality” and even if you’re not a Celine dion fan I can almost guarantee you’ll like this song.

Barry is the lead. As far as I know, he was with the group until his brothers passed. He is the only remaining out of 4 brothers.

@Wired4Life2

3 жыл бұрын

And eldest sibling and only sister Lesley lives with her family in Australia. The two oldest Gibbs have outlived the younger three brothers.

@marybethmcknightpotts6049

3 жыл бұрын

And he was a twin to one of them...

@Wired4Life2

3 жыл бұрын

@@marybethmcknightpotts6049 No, those were late fraternal twins Robin and Maurice, although late youngest brother Andy was said to have been much like Barry.

@marybethmcknightpotts6049

3 жыл бұрын

@@Wired4Life2 ahhh....thanks😊

@MultiLakewood

3 жыл бұрын

Barry did a couple of songs with Barbara Streisand. And the BeeGees wrote “Island in the Stream “ by Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton. The BeeGees have sold so many songs in the 60s, 70s, and 80s. They are part of the pop/rock fabric of the world. They transcended race and age.

I'm lucky enough to have been around since the 50's so I have lived through the best decades of music ie 60's, 70's and 80's nice to see the younger generation appreciating what we took for granted

@rydout

3 жыл бұрын

Dang - isn't that always the way...

This song is actually recommended as a guide for people to perform CPR to, as it's memorable and it's the right number of beats per minute.

You can't go wrong with the Bee Gees. Not a single bad song. "Love You Inside and Out" "Jive Talkin'" "Tragedy" "More Than a Woman" "How Deep is Your Love"

@mostiff

Жыл бұрын

Love You Inside and Out....wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! Yes!

You have to check out Jive Talkin'

Stayin Alive is not only one of the best-selling singles of all time with 31 million copies but is also the goat song of the 70s. Sir Barry Alan Crompton Gibb only had two solo album without ever landing a number 1 hit, but with the BeeGees and with other artists like Barbra Streisand, Dionne Warwick, Diana Ross & at least Celine Dion he landed more than 50 number 1 hits around the globe. To this until today unmatched and all time world record. No one wrotes more No.1 hits than Barry Gibb.

Don’t let people try to convince you that disco isn’t worth listening to. A lot of great, happy and upbeat tunes from that era of the 70s.

You are so damn cute!! They spanned 4 decades! 60’s-90’s. This was the 70’s. He was always with the BeeGees except for occasional duets with other artists.

@NLTwon

3 жыл бұрын

😂thank you❤️

@lynette.

3 жыл бұрын

Got caught off guard with the sing the chorus. All I could do was giggle it was wonderful.

@francisxray9900

3 жыл бұрын

And also the beginnin' of the 2000'. Not to forget, that Barry continued. Fantastic album "In The Now", he made.

@juliefox1743

3 жыл бұрын

Dont forget "this is where I came in" released in 01 I think. I dont know why it wasnt more popular, it is really one of their best songs.

@christinegelabert1651

3 жыл бұрын

@@NLTwon You're SO cute young brother wheb uou asked if WE'RE out here singing the chorus? Honey all of us who know this started singing it as soon as it your your channel and were bobbing our heads right along with you! If you don't feel this song and start grooving to it ~then trust me, something is seriously wrong with you! 😂 His voice is so amazing. Nobofy in the music industry sings like him, not before OR since he hit the scene. PLEASE take the time to watch the movie Saturday Night Fever. They did the entire soundtrack for that movie. 😉❤🤘😎

Just as an FYI the beat of this song matches the beat that need to use for CPR chest compressions "I I I I Stayin' Alive Stayin' Alive"

@linzyaz920

3 жыл бұрын

Wow. That's such a interesting fact.

@cindywoods337

3 жыл бұрын

I had to do that and it will wear you out but you're scared so you do it. Night fever has same beat.

@ckobo84

3 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't just listening to the music 🎶 get their heart going? All you'd have to do is play it and watch them come to life.

@linzyaz920

3 жыл бұрын

@@ckobo84 - Yeah I agree. It just gets you moving. That really is so interesting about the heart beat thing though. All I know is this song makes me want to get moving and to get living. Very upbeat and posative vibe. Love it!

@fredklimenko3311

3 жыл бұрын

@@linzyaz920 it is used in resusatation

The Bee Gees stands for the Brothers Gibb. I would go with "You Should be Dancing" next and then maybe "Night Fever" or "More than a Women".

The one you just called the lead is Barry, but Sometimes Robin is the lead , Robin and Maurice are twins Best group ever....

@dorothyannford8448

3 жыл бұрын

And Robin can sing!

@Isleofskye

3 жыл бұрын

Bee Gees are/were fabulous but The Beatles 230 hits top everyone with their influence and variation. Robin, Barry, and Maurice are honourable second. The Beatles are by a Country Mile the biggest selling singles and album group worldwide :)

Oh MY!! YOU ROCK!!! I COULD WATCH YOUR REACTIONS FOREVER!!

I'm 70 years old, and we had the best music, we had the best everything. Thank you for the music you play, God bless, keep it up.

These guys were brothers. Barry, the oldest (the guy that usually is in the middle) was the oldest. The other two, Robin and Maurice were fraternal twins. Their music was legendary. They changed the face of music in the 20th century. They had hits for more than four decades. They wrote all their own music. (And they wrote hits for other great artists.) Though Barry never went out on his own, Robin left the group for a while to try a solo career, but he came back. GREAT reaction! So glad you're enjoying their music! I hope you'll check out their song "You Should Be Dancing."

@jenbirge1

10 ай бұрын

Barry never officially left the group, but he did do some duet recordings with other artists

Should check out "You should be dancing" by the bee gees. Another upbeat song from the Saturday Night Live soundtrack.

@Zebred2001

3 жыл бұрын

Saturday Night Fever!!!

@CinShiba

3 жыл бұрын

I agree 💯!!!

@shrews12001

3 жыл бұрын

I was going to suggest Tragedy as well. That song is fire as Hell.

@chercee

3 жыл бұрын

Andy is on the stage with them in that video!

Barry is the oldest brother and the one whose falsetto is so great. The other two are fraternal twins Robin and Maurice, three years younger than Barry. They have a youngest brother, Andy, who had mostly a solo career, but who looks and sounds like them. They sang since they were kids and were born in the UK. When they were young teens their mother and dad moved to Australia, where they grew up. They have an older sister, as well.

My wife, a nurse, told me they learned the proper rhythm to do CPR was to this song. And the title so fits CPR.

Barry Gibb lead singer..the twins. Robin and Maurice!!!👏👏👏👏👏

If for some weird reason you didn't like the Bee Gees before watching this kid's reaction, I don't know how you don't after. Watching his reaction makes me like them even more and total jam out to them. Excellent.

When I was younger (born in the 80’s) , my families would always put the Bee gees and you know being so young, my dad was always telling me how they are an amazing band and couldn’t really understand but now that I am older, Im wiser 😂 The Bee Gees were really an AMAZING group. I appreciate them so much more now....💓

Elvis Presley, Bee Gees, Beatles, Queen are all LEGENDARY!!!! no music compares to that Era nvr has nvr will be

So glad to see reaction of some black young people they do not realize they were born at the wrong time to enjoy some of the best music made around the world as a little black lady i love the BeeGee’s some of the best music from across the pond.

You need to watch the HBO SPECIAL on The Bee Gees, you will see how much they over come, and how really talented they are, they wrote all their songs and for many others..I’m so glad I enjoyed them for over 30 years..

@Ben-wf8rl

3 жыл бұрын

I loved it, I'm 15 so of course I had heard the Bee Gees music but seeing their journey and how they got where they are now was really amazing

@jenbirge1

10 ай бұрын

I was just going to write how people need to see that documentary. I've always loved them, but learning more of their history was amazing.

You should check out “You should be dancing” and “Jive Talkin”! This came out in 1977 I believe. The Disco Era. 😎

@dannresurreccion5704

3 жыл бұрын

Go see the the movie. NIGHT FEVER, theur entire album was the sound track of that movie.🤔

The Bee Gees were in the 1960's, 1970's, 1980's, 1990's, 2000's, 2010's. This particular song is from the 1970's! so you see these guys have been around for a long long time! Making hit after hit! I love the way you scrunch up your face when something pleases you! And I also love that little moan you do when something really pleases you! Awesome reaction!

Barry and Robin are singing 🎶 together in this song and Maurice comes in for the harmonies 🎶🤩 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

❤ Jive Talking should be next! "To Love Somebody" "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart " "Words" " "Staying Alive" "Run to Me" "You Should Be Dancing".... So many!

I just love it when I see someone see this for the first time and really feel it...

SO MUCH FUN ! to watch you react and enjoy! 60 year old woman who graduated in 1978 and cheered college football for 2 years! There was a disco joint on every corner! We used to head down after the football games with the football players, our friends and tear it up on the dance floor ! The BEE GEEs RULED! I know every word to every song! We danced in group dances with all of their music. No one was left alone in the corner! You didn't need a gym membership to work out. We did all of that and more on the dance floors ! You are so much fun to watch in you reactions! Thank you for appreciating what we all loved so many years ago. Barry Gibb is the only surviving member of the Bee Gees. You probably know by now that the Bee Gees consisted of Barry the oldest, and Robin & Maurice (fraternal twins) They also had a younger brother Andy who died of complications to drug abuse. Barry is still singing and has launched another album singing with many other great voices including Dolly Parton. Thank you again for enjoying what we all did, so many years ago. Makes my heart sing again!

The Bee Gees started in the 60's, but this was during the height of the disco era. They had SO many amazing songs on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, for themselves and others. You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever, and More Than a Woman are also great tracks from them on the soundtrack. I LOVE your enthusiasm for them!

The BeeGee'smusic spanned several decades. Their music changed with the time. That's why they were around for long!

@fredklimenko3311

3 жыл бұрын

5 decades and also wrote for other people. listen to run to me and chain reaction

He always stayed true to the group....now he still does concerts alone becuz hes the only 1 left alive His little brother in the 70s went alone at times....glad u enjoy the all time voices

Funkiest song ever. Walk to the beat and you'll feel as though you the coolest dude in town. This song also best represent the disco era. Bee Gees man., legend

Let's not leave out Barry's gorgeous mane of hair! I remember that was the first thing that caught my eye when I was young. Before he even opened his mouth I was hooked on his hair. LOL The voice was definitely the cherry on top!!

Your energy on this reaction is nothing, but smiles...😊🙂😄😃😁 The bobbing head reaction..😄

Some of the 70’s best. You should react to their song “Tragedy”

@cindyknudson2715

3 жыл бұрын

The studio version 👍🔥 The making of video for Tragedy would be a great video to react to as well. 🙂

@bobwowk8440

3 жыл бұрын

Night Fever Jive Talkin’ You Should Be Dancing

This was the disco era. I LOVED dancing to this. Won lots of dance contests!!

I'm 75 and I still love all that great music.

You cant walk without the swagger listening to this,its the badass club entrance anthem

You have got to watch "Saturday night fever "its full of beegees , great movie , p.s. great reaction once again

@lindahardy8713

3 жыл бұрын

I agree completely.

@annagalati34

3 жыл бұрын

I loved that movie. I went to see it at the movies for my 12th birthday. My brother had a friend who worked at the theatre so I got to see it even though it was restricted at the time. I loved the Bee Gees since then.

I love your reaction to them. It makes you want to 🕺🏾 dance. 🎵 glad I grew up in this era.

The Bee Gees, Barry, Maurice and Robin (maurice and robin are twins) started singing together when they were really little, earning money to support their family. Their dad had a group of his own as a drummer. Their dad was in a band before they started singing together. (Their dad wasn't successful with his group) In the late 60's, early 70's the 3 brothers had a fall out and had solo careers for a little but they didnt feel "whole" without all 3 singing together (maurice and Robin were 18, Barry older in his 20's when this happened) they started singing together again....the rest is HISTORY! Their career lasted over 40 years!!! From when they first started 1960's till their brother maurice passed away, 1990's. Thanks for reacting! Love, love, love the Bee Gees!!

Love your reaction to the Gibb brothers! The lead singer, Barry, wrote and recorded a duet with Michael Jackson in the mid 2000s. When MJ died, Barry released it on to KZread. It’s called ‘All In Your Name’ - really worth checking out. Michael was the godfather to Barry’s child.

No movie, that I know of, defined the disco era as well as “Saturday Night Fever”. The clothes, the music, the clubs - they nailed it. You really need to watch it to get a feeling for that time.

The brothers Gibb have been sincing 3 part harmony since they were kids. They each have beautiful voices.

I'm 65 years old. The Bee Gees have been my favorite group since I was a teenager. Maurice and Robin are twins. Barry is my favorite but Robin had a voice that is amazing. Robin had a solo career for a while due to Barry having more lead songs. When they got back together they wrote How Do You Mend A Broken Heart . Robin's most famous song is I Started a Joke. An amazing FYI, they don't read music. They do everything by ear. Also They have written countless songs for other famous singers. Both Maurice and Robin died from cancer. I really enjoyed your reaction. I'm going to subscribe.

His name is Barry. Of the 3 brothers he is still alive and has just released a new Album. They were/he is from Australia. The other 2 Brothers were twins and died within a few years of each other. He is the oldest.

I have watched many, many reactions to this song, and yours by far is my favorite!! I have listened to the Bee Gees for well over 50 years, and I love that your generation is discovering their greatness!! Keep their music alive!!

Bee Gees were active end of the 1950s through the '90s. This song is from the height of their career in the second half of the 70s; it was part of the famous "Saturday Night Fever" film soundtrack (which is the prime reason the Gibbs are often thought of as a disco group, when in fact they were very much more than that). Barry Gibb, eldest of the three, is now the only surviving member of the trio. He is still fairly active in music. He was interviewed on one of the US network talk shows just this past week... there's a new documentary streaming about the Bee Gees, Barry has a new album out, and a biopic about the trio is in the works...

@spudjohnsonn8122

2 жыл бұрын

Their last LP was 2001 and did very well in Europe.

The Beegees not only sang but they wrote songs for other artists. Very very famous songs.

Their song with Celine Dion is great...Immortality

@StudeSteve62

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah. There's a terrific live video from one of their later concerts with Celine guesting in for that song...

Jive Talkin', You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever, all #1 songs for them

You have an infectious smile! Your reactions are genuine and you're very funny. The Bee Gees were amazing. Barry Gibb was the lead (& now, sadly, the only surviving member of the group). You asked for other Bee Gees tunes you can react to - there's "You Should be Dancing", "Tragedy", & "Nights on Broadway" (a favorite of mine). There are many more, of course. I'm an 80's "girl" but I adore the Bee Gees, listen to them all the time. Thanks for what you do, you do it well No Limit Twon!

Barry is now the last man standing but these brothers are a legend now and forever!!! In the 70s they weren't in the charts, they WERE the charts!

They were amazing in concert. Sounded just as good saw them in the 70s

Your reactions are so spontaneous and pure. Never change

Patty- the brothers who sang with Barry were Robin and Maurice, who were twins, Andy, who went solo. They also had a sister who sang with them in the beginning. The song is from the movie Saturday Night Fever. See if you can find Rings Around the Moon. It's beautiful.

Eras Eras.....60's, 70's, 80's, 90's, 00's these guys can SING! They write for others too and have some solo stuff by Barry and Robin. Amazing vocals. Maurice takes lead vocals on a few songs too. Man in the Middle for example.

Your energy's infectious! Great reaction, thanks! ☺️

"You Should Be Dancing", and "Jive talking" by bee gees.. and at a different pace, " I Just got to get a message to you." by the Bee gees

@StudeSteve62

3 жыл бұрын

"Gotta Get A Message To You" is pre-disco Bee Gees...at the start of their career they were much more Beatle-influenced. Their versatility resulted in a long, varied career.

The 60 and 70” wer the greatest music ever I am 73 now I growled up in this era The Bee Gees were my favorites they were the best I listen to to much heaven every night on my phone several times I can’t get enough of it it is so so beautiful

I'm 63 n I grew up with this music,I'm totally blessed grateful for that best music ever❤

Barry had a solo album in 1984 "Now Voyager" with a minor hit "Shine, Shine"

I wish I could hear this for the first time again! 🤩

I don't know if anyone has suggested it but please do the live under the bridge version of For Whom the Bell Tolls, Robin takes the lead on this one and his voice is so bloody unique it's amazing to experience Also, if you like funky beats you have to do Jive Talkin' I think you will really enjoy that one. Mo is a fantastic bass player you can hear him throughout their songs , he was very underrated in my opinion.

The Bee Gees lead the way for the disco era. The craziest thing was how fast these guys wrote their songs. They were truly amazing. I’d love to hear their process from start to finish and making a song. Was it a melody that came first. Was it lyrics that came first. They were known to write multiple songs in a single day or weekend. How did the lyrics come to them who were the true writers. Did different brothers write different songs or different parts to songs. Same for the music. Who and how did they decide on their harmonies who does what when? It would be great to have an in-depth interview with Barry Gibb before it’s too late. I think a lot of fans would find it very interesting. I think that a lot of people who love music creating music writing music. And learning to be a performer would benefit even more. It’s like learning an art why the original artist is still alive. Let’s go hit me up Barry!

Hahaha love the reaction! Genuine 💯✌🏻🇨🇦

This is the intro track on the great disco film Saturday Night Fever starring John Travolta, he struts along walking to this track at the beginning, so powerful. All music written by the Bee Gees and some performed by them and other artists too.

Disco! Best time EVER in the clubs! All three had exceptional vocal talents w chest, head, and falsetto ranges and interchanged lead and backup vocals depending on whether they were singing live or in the studio! And they never read music....Barry said once that they didn’t even know what a harmony was until well into their career. It was all produced spontaneously at the start of their career. 99% of their careers were spent w each other....they remained close their entire lives.

stayin' alive is used in cpr classes.....A study was just completed that confirms that med students and physicians who were trained to do compressions, while listening to Stayin' Alive, would maintain the ideal rhythm of 100-120* compressions per minute. Not only that, but they were able to repeat that rate when tested after many weeks.

Your reaction makes me wanna dance lol ♥️

Please do Jive Talkin when you get a chance. Great reactions !! ❤️

Their career started in the 60's and Robin (long-haired guy) was the lead singer. In the 60's, a few songs were real big hits ("I started a joke" "to love somebody" and "Massachussetts" mainly). When disco music hit the street, Barry took over the lead vocals with his unique distinctive falsetto vocals. The BeeGees were HUGE.

The BeeGees started in the mid 1960s with mostly slow sensitive pop songs, but when the disco craze began in the mid 1970s they changed their sound and became THE biggest disco act. You couldn't turn on a radio in 1976-78 without hearing the BeeGees. This song is from that era. "Jive Talkin'" should be the next one to hear (and before you ask, the title means "Talking B.S.")

It’s Disco dude! ☺️

Can you react to A Broken Wing by Martina McBride. She shows her range on it!

@lindahardy8713

3 жыл бұрын

That song is magnificent!

@sherribrock2726

3 жыл бұрын

I totally agree. That one and Independent’s Day!!

Sir Barry Gibb's falsetto (and his ability to sustain it in this very song...) is legendary... He did do a few stints as a solo artist - as well as sing with Barbara Streisand on her album, "Guilty". His younger brothers Robin and Maurice (twins...) also went solo - for a while. However, it was the three brothers doing their harmonies (as well as composing lyrics and music...) TOGETHER that turned The Bee Gees into Living Legends... These three Musical Geniuses not only wrote their own songs, they also composed songs for Kenny Rodgers and Dolly Parton, Diana Ross and Dionne Warwick (to name a few...), as well as produced their own albums. If You haven't done it already, check out these videos; "You Should Be Dancing" (where their youngest brother Andy is also performing with them on stage...), "Jive Talking", "Tragedy", "One" and "Wish You Were Here" (their tribute to their brother Andy...) - these three guys were a force to be reckoned with, for 5 decades... Today, Sir Barry Gibb is the last brother standing - still active composing and singing with his children - as well as his niece, Samantha Gibb (Maurice's daughter...).

This music is the iconic opening to Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta walking down the street in Brooklyn to work. (70’s)

" Do they have any other songs like this ? " Ha Ha, your just getting started. These guys have too many like this and others. Barry is the only one from this group to go solo. That didn't happen until the other two passed on. There was a younger brother Andy who had a solo career back in the 70's, but he passed on early from his own demons.

@whitmanhughes6544

3 жыл бұрын

Robin went solo.

Barry (lead) is in middle & is the oldest, Maurice had the shortest hair to Barry's left & is a twin to Robin, who is on Barry's right. They did a few times when they're split up due to rifts in their relationships over their long career (they were brothers after all) during which each had solo albums. However, they always got back together. Beyond their own successful songs, they also wrote many, many hits for lots of other artists...they were prolific songwriters along with being phenomenal singers & musicians!

Man, I danced to this song so many times, makes want to dance again and I'm 66 years old. And they were around in late 60's, but started Disco in the 70's....love them!!

The Bee Gees were formed in Australia by three British brothers. Their early stuff is completely different from their disco music of the 1970s. They returned to England in 67. The band wasn't always a trio band. Up until 1972, the band included unrelated members. Maurice and Robin have since passed. The latter is buried in Thame, a village west of London in a church yard, not far from the house he lived in.

I may be getting older but at least I got to see ALL the cool bands ❣️‼️💯 #BeeGees

Barry is the oldest that is the main singer. Maurice and Robin are fraternal twins. They both passed away young about 2 yrs apart. Barry is still alive. He has done numerous duets with Barbara Streisand and Olivia newri John etc. This song and alot of their music was late 70s and the disco era. Great memories for those of us that lived through it. They wrote all the music for the movie "Saturday night fever" in like only a week...

Kings of the disco Era 70's, but they were around in the 60's as well. They always stuck together. Barry lead most of the time, Robin sang as lead a lot, and his twin Maurice made the sweet harmony...

Here's little piece of trivia. You can actually help save a life and keep someone "Stayin' Alive" by doing chest compressions to the beat of the song. Don't believe me? The American Heart Association recommends it if God forbid someone's had a heart attack and EMS haven't arrived yet. Yup, the Bee Gees are THAT good! And Twon, I love your reactions. You are a joy, and nice to look at too, if I do say so!!

The BeeGees wrote and sang music from the late 50's to the 90's . That would be the last half of last century era.

Real music is supposed to give your soul emotions. You felt that on a cellular level. Thank you for keeping our music alive.

I want through elementary school listening to the Bee Gees. I'm still listening to them today. Dude, if you haven't watched the movie Staying Alive with John Travolta, you need to check it out. An all time classic!

If you ever watched Saturday Night Fever featuring John Travolta, the whole sound track is the Bee Gees! They were the kings of Disco! They were so big, for so long, had so many #1 hits in a row, that they OVERSATURATED the airwaves and a certain point and there was a backlash against Disco and them! So what did they do? They wrote songs for other artists, and those songs still went to #1! Legends!