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Funnily enough, The Bee Gees started with deeper voices only discovering falsetto abilities in the 70s. Maurice and Robin both harmonised on that deeper line. If you watch live version of Nights on Broadway, Barry is singing very deeply with Maurice doing the falsetto later. Robin had a unique voice which shows up on I started a joke and Massachusetts. The brothers were insanely gifted!

Quincy Jones said "Fanny" was possibly the greatest R&B song ever written.

Holy crap this song is a masterpiece in my opinion! The harmonies are perfection!!!

My fav song by the Bee Gees, there’ll never be another sound ever like the sound that came out of those three brothers.

My favorite Bee Gees song Their harmonies are amazing!.A masterpiece

This song is amazing. They all hit their deep voices in unison. They are truly masters.

They could all sing equally well with thier chest voices, and the falsetto voices. Its the combination of the voices that make the unique sound. Love the way they switch between the highs and lows on this song. The lyrics are so beautiful. one of my favorites of thiers.

Robin is the DEEP VOICE on this, but in fact they all have the capacity of deep voice singing. Robin's is the most unique and you can really hear it in their older songs (60's) when Robin did most of the lead singing. This is a magnificent group who made contributions to the universe of music that is still not widely ENOUGH known. Especially with the younger generation. This is what AUTHENTIC talent looks like. And impeccable manners to boot. They were/are a CLASS ACT 100%.

We need to come up with a term for the smiles everyone gets from the Bee Gees.

They are absolutely sent by God to raise your vibrations. I might be old but we had the best music!

It was Robin, the three can sing falsetto and deeper ranges. They said this song was the hardest to sing, because of the three part vocal changes/ranges. Yes they did that, 'Jesus and his two Disciples'. lol

It's one of the rare songs in which you can hear the range and depth of each Gibb's voice; Maurice stuns with great harmony and Robin, long considered the best singer in the group, also shines with a surprising depth not normally seen in the fragile timber of his voice.👍🏻🤩🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

For decades I thought I was the only one who loved and remembered this song, it was largely forgotten by even Bee Gees fans. I don’t know how it got so popular on reaction channels but it did. But my favorite part is the comments section where I find out there are others just like me….who call this their favorite. This just isn’t my favorite Bee Gees song, it’s my all time favorite song! I always figured that something else would come along and knock it off my top spot--but nothing ever did. This is pure perfection!!!

That deep voice is Robin. It sounds like him. Barry sings ...standing the rain...in a deep voice. You can tell it is him.

I know that you freakin out, 😆 because this is their stunning masterpiece from the 1975 main course album, with Barry Robins and Maurice perfect high pitched falsetto harmonies and amazing blended in 16 audio tracks😱 perfectly mixed by Karl Richardson & Legendary Arif Mardin. As Barry told their instrumentally most complex and difficult song, impossible to cover and praised as the best soul tune of all time from a white group from the RnB "Goat"Quincy Jones and Paul McCartney 🍾

I love how Barry closes his eyes when singing 😊

They are truly the most Talented group ever. Writing skills as well as voice skills.

Actually most of this is Barry and Robin with Mo coming in on the harmonies. Mo said that the two of them had a distinctive voice together different then them separate. Barry said the guys have 5 different voices that they can use to sing. Deep voice is a mixture of Barry snd Robin.

You have excellent taste. After 45 years of listening to them, I have to say this song is my favorite too. :))

All of them had incredible vocal range. Mo with his harmonies, but Robin and Barry did a battle of the falcelltos in this one. And yes Robin could do the deep voice and so could Barry and Maurice. So talented these brothers. Love them forever!!

They all sang deeply in the beginning. They innovated in the 70's to more falsetto. Amazing 👏

Maurice has a naturally deeper voice. Take a listen to man in the middle when he takes the lead.

It is super cool to see Robin shine. ❤

It doesn't take you long to know when the Bee Gees are singing a song. It's instantaneous. Among the greatest and recognizable voices in music.

My favorite song!!!❤️❤️❤️❤️ They can all sing deep and high and you just never know!! So amazing!! Watch Run to me!!

The Bee Gees do all ranges-- even the falsettos. The brothers have said in interviews that BOTH Barry and Robin are blending in the deep "chest" voices -- lots of layering over of tracks. I think I heard in that interview 16?? Barry and Robin interchange a lot with "chest" and "head" voices with Maurice adding his harmonies too. They SELDOM sang this song live. Too hard. I listen to the official tract and put my best headphones and JAM. When I remember which interview, I will send you the link. I think Maurice and Robin explain it.

They take turns on all the parts, high and low. They liked that people were trying to figure out who sang what in this song.

Easily my favorite Bee Gees song. Great reaction!

That was Barry's deep voice. Love this song.

Thanks for posting this. I grew up in the south, and the country rock crowd and, to some extent, the general public made fun of these guys relentlessly in the mid to late seventies. I bought most of their albums regardless of the hate. Most people in the USA my age only associated the Bee Gees with Saturday Night Fever, meaning they were only disco types. But even their disco songs were good. This group was so talented on so many levels over many decades.

Good to see the Bee Gees being recognized, belatedly, for what they are. And yes, the basis of those huge low-pitched rich notes is (dearest) Robin, that slim, slight figure in the middle. His natural range goes from the depths of baritone to near the top of Barry's falsetto. When Robin sings (with his operatic head-voice) in unison with Barry's falsetto it's unbelievable. I had to learn to recognize it. Similarly, the harmonic roar when all three (but anchored by Robin) sing it tight harmony at the low end is, to me, more amazing and carries more emotion than the high stuff. Fanny be Tender is also my favorite. But for an easier lesson on how the brothers' voices work together, try "Don't Fall in Love With Me" on the Living Eyes album. Also listen hard to Wildflower, another Living Eyes track. That's a rare one led by Maurice, whose voice is sweet, sweet, if not as unique as the other two. But he could have been a solo recording artist if he'd chosen that path. I'm glad he didn't. That voice is so good at blending that it's in many ways the glue that holds these songs together.

RT, this is also my #1 Bee Gees song! (For what it's worth, it was also their mother's favorite.) As for who is singing which parts, it's really hard to tell with this footage because it's been overdubbed with the studio version of the song. The Bee Gees rarely played this song live, because it was too hard to replicate on stage all the vocal layering they were able to accomplish in the studio. Having said that, the deep part might be more than one brother, but if it was only one, then my money would go on Maurice.

All three brothers could do high and low tones.Falcetto to baritone.They all had that voice range.And when they harmonize they sound like one voice.

They had such versatile voices. They only found their falsetto later in their careers.

I LOVE THE BEE GEES. I remember where I was and when I heard their first song. It was love at first note. They were super marvelous and original. Sad to know only one is left.

The deep voice is Barry. Incredible range with all of them.

Sweet Jesus, my god it sounds like a choir! What a blessing to spend your life making music with your brothers......shocking!!!!!! Thank you for the reaction.... Sub'd my friend

Note: 2 key changes back to back. They all have crazy ranges.

Quincy Jones said this was the most perfect RnB song he’d ever heard at the time That deep voice DID come out of Robin, it wasn’t Barry, like some people are saying

You cannot tell from this video who is singing what- with a few exceptions. I have heard that deep voice come from Barry before. Maurice pitches in on the 3 part harmony. I think some of it is Barry and Robin harmonizing. Barry does the opening lyrics. Beyond that is really hard to tell! The production by the great producer Arif Mardin on this song was stellar!

A vocal and instrumental masterpiece and Quincy Jones loved it. Be sure to check out the Stylistics. They had a singer with a falsetto voice, too and did beautiful harmonies together. Loved your reaction. You looked delighted, like a little boy on his birthday. ☺️

Awesome BeeGees, one of best groups of all time.

Robin is killer on this his team up with Barry on the crescendo what incredible talent...

Cresci ouvindo. Bee Gees. me tornei fa numero 1 amoo eternamente. minha banda preferida. bee gees será.pra sempre. etetnamente inesquecivel ❤❤❤❤

If that’s Jesus & the two disciples, maybe I will go back to church! 🤔😂

They could all hit a fairly low tenor/high baritone then go up to the rafters with their falsettos. In this one they swapped off showing their range. Another song to see their range is Nights On Broadway. If I remember right, that's the first time that they really started using falsetto especially Barry's rafter climbing one.

I believe that was Barry & Robin singing together. If you want to hear Barry’s lower range, watch “Nights on Broadway” live on the Midnight Special. Also features Robin solo and Maurice falsetto.

Barry and Robin can sing both deep and high so much talent.

To answer your question of, "Whom has the deep voice?" The deep and high sound voices come from Barry, the tallest and older of the brothers. He was pretty humble, so he probably didn't want the camera focused on him all the time. He pretty much wrote most of their songs too. They all were very talented, but in my humble opinion without Barry Gibb, there won't be the Bee Gees we all know today. The guy was incredibly talented. By the way, I think they all complemented each other.

That deeper voice influx was everything 😍❣️👍👍👍

Check out To Love Somebody, it’s a great song but Maurice comes in right at the end and it’s amazing. I think he should have sung more. Robin does a song called I Started a Joke which gives you an idea of how good his voice is as well. Love the Bee Gees. Jive Talking is another good song.

So so pleased to see you genuinely loving the harmonies from the Bee Gees.. It takes time to work it out.. But time is all we have.. So enjoy 🎵👌

My belief is that this song is the best song the Bee Gees ever produced, followed closely by Too Much Heaven.

All three brothers sang tenor and falscetto.And were so good at it.If you notice on the last part of "Fanny" they all went with their falscetto.This song is a favorite of most BeeGees fans.

The deep voice is Barry's. Wind of Change is another good one from this album...

Great reaction…..& love the way you’re lovin on The Bee Gees!

This my favorite song too!!

My favorite song by them!

All I see is you jamming out to the BeeGees and its making me smile. This is a great jam!

Funny thing is that out of all the great songs that they are responsible for, this song has always been at the top of my favorites along with Nights on Broadway.

They found their Falsetto accidentally. They were recording and Barry sang something and it surprised all of them.

This is just one of the greatest songs ever !

You're funny, and I can think of no better description than "they went to church!" I love the Bee Gees. I have always loved the Bee Gees and I'm 70 years old There will never be another group like them. EVER. Today's song writers (with the possible exception of Ed Sheeran) either have never experienced their level of loving or they're too cowardly to articulate it. I hurt for Barry's loss. And I loved and appreciated the comments he made on an old Mike Douglass show interview where he openly and unashamedly honored and credited R&B (aka "Soul Music") music and vocalists as a pattern for the way he'd adlib and use his falsetto. (Check it out on KZfaq) (Good Reaction. Glad I found you.)

Barry can have a lower voice too. They are multi faceted. Nights on Broadway my fav

Love how he called them JESUS AND HIS DISCIPLES

My top 3 bee gees songs in order hands down forget the rest , 1 fanny be tender , inside and out , Love so right .BANG loop the 3 and live a happy life.

They all three had beautiful baritones.

Pretty sure it’s Barry and Robin together on the baritone sounding parts. Barry’s voice is prob the louder of the two.

I love your audio quality, well they all took some base lines, this song is a masterpiece.

This is in my top five favorite Bee Gees a song!

The deep voice is definitely Barry 's

This is one of the most sincere "reactions" I've seen. Appreciate it. Yes, great singing.

Listen to Robin sing I Started A Joke...his voice🎙👏👏👏🎶🎶💕

The video is out if sync that deep voice is definitely Barry,'s Nice reaction. That Jesus and the Two disciples was hilarious BTW

People made a mockery of them. They made some of the finest harmony in the business. They are equal to The Beach Boys, The 4 Seasons and Jackson 5❤

This. Ah be my favorite BG song, ever!! Always a surprise, right?? Any of them can sing ❤❤❤anything!!

Every reaction of this song I see smiles on every time.

Wow...just incredible with Robin and Barry goin' at it with the vocals...omg just wow...and loved the comment "Jesus and his two disciples" (this made me smile, lol)

It's actually Robin and Barry's voice together.

the deep voice part was Barry even tho they were showing Robin lol

The Bee Gees straight dominated the 70's disco Era, and don't forget about the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack, classic shit. DCOG

Check out young Robin Gibb singing the song Somewhere. He was 16 and his voice is just incredible. That was still Robin singing low, they just didn't put the camera on him at that time. Robin had incredible range!!

One comment says Robin and Maurice, and another says Barry. I think it’s Robin and Barry together. The two of them often sang together exactly the same, and usually in the same mic, so sounding like only one voice. Maurice was certainly part of the mix at times, but he usually came in for three part harmonies. Robin had the widest range - higher and lower than his brothers, but didn’t do much in the lower except in the first couple of years after his voice changed, then stayed with his signature and very unique sound. Their first song with a solo part by Robin is WINE AND WOMEN. There’s a video from an Australian tv performance before they returned to England and went international. It’s also the first guitar (or bass?) solo by Maurice. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE react to it!!!

Still marvelous music....harmonies, talent and like nothing like them since.

My favorite song, just incredible human being like the BG brothers can do that for us and thanks to you Reaction with the way you enjoy the music

if you listen to An Audience With Lulu, she sings a duet with Maurice "Come 1st of May" and you will hear how deep Maurice's voice is

Have you listened to "For Whom the Bell Tolls?" Robin really opens up on the chorus.

An absolute. Masterpiece

Robin and Barry would sing simultaneously at times and sounded like one voice according to Maurice Gibb. Check out the recent HBO Documentary about them called “Bee Gees How Can You Mend a Broken Heart.” It is amazing and up for 6 Emmys.

Beyond perfection! So glad I was so lucky to see the Brothers live in concert in 1979!.💖😄

It is my all time favorite bee gees song 🎵 church boys for sure....❤❤❤❤❤

My favorite Bee Gees too. I think robin and Mo being twins they could mimic each others voices.

Beegees at their B E S T....

Talent personified!

Here’s more: Run to me Holiday I can’t see nobody Love you inside and out Will you still love me tomorrow Alone This is just where I came in. ❤️

The real deep voice was actually Barry. There is a later live video of them singing Fanny and Barry's deep voice is very distinct. There are not many songs that you can hear his baritone voice but very distinct from Maurice and Robin. How Can You Mend A Broken heart is another where Barry switches from Baritone to his High Pitched Falsetto.

Unas de mis canciones mas bellas beegee x siempre los amare

Meravigliosi, incredibili, fantastici, adorabili Robin, Maurice , Barry, sempre e per sempre nel mio cuore, forever in my heart ,,,Anny from Italy

That was Barry singing "Cause it's all that I got & my love won't forsake me" It's probably the worst music video because they had more than one track of vocals overlapped in the studio and why they never played this song in concert but Quincy Jones said, "This Is The Most Perfect R&B Song He Ever Heard" It's a masterpiece anyhow!