If you haven't heard the song "Staying Alive ", you've been living under a rock, in a 10 mile deep cave. That was from the 1977 movie starring John Travolta "Saturday Night Fever ". And the Bee Gees stands for B, Brothers, G, Gibbs. Brothers Gibbs. Barry Gibbs, the only Gibbs brother of 4 still alive, and the twin brothers, Maurice and Robin Gibbs. Their younger brother, also a singer, Andy, died in the late 1980's. Their music list is second only to Paul McCartney. They were singers, songwriters and producers of so many songs in their lifetime and Barry, the oldest and only one still alive, is still writing, singing and producing music today. He's the one in the middle. 😂😂😂🔥💯

@@Johnrob1943 Great info! Just one thing, their last name is Gibb not Gibbs, Still, awesome info. :)

@@margaretsmith756 , never got that right. Always lump them together, that's where I get the name Gibbs. 🤣🤣🤣

Bee Gees = Brothers Gibb. These are 3 brothers. Middle is “Barry who is the oldest”, Left is”Robin”, Right is “Maurice” pronounced “Morris”. Robin & Maurice are fraternal twins. Barry is 3 years older than them. They started singing ages 9 (Barry), ages 6 (Robin & Maurice). Perfect natural born harmonies. NO AUTO TUNE. The Bee Gees have a catalog of over 1000 songs. They were songwriters/composers/singers and have a career over 5 decades. Remember if you react to The “Bee Gees” no matter what decade their looks changed but it will always be the 3 brothers. Barry is the GOAT of falsetto. No one can ever compare to his unique falsetto. Robin has a heavenly vibrato. Maurice is a master harmonist. None of them could read any musical notes. They did it by ear. There are so many songs throughout the decades that you will like reacting too but may I suggest one that you’ve probably heard but didn’t realize is The Bee Gees, “Staying Alive” is probably their most recognized song. I would also suggest “Nights on Broadway” “Jive Talking” and “You should be dancing” (live version with their younger brother Andy Gibb, who also had a “solo career” and was never a part of the group known as The Bee Gees. Andy Gibb passed away in 1988. RIP Maurice Gibb passed away in 2003. RIP Robin Gibb passed away in 2012. RIP. Sir Barry Gibb is the only living Gibb brother. He will be 75 years old in September and has a new album out now called “Greenfields”. He also has a sister who lives in Australia. The Bee Gees are British, moved to Australia for several years then went back to England, then came to America where their phenomenal album “Saturday Night Fever” skyrocketed them into astronomical fame. These brothers had effortless talent. They rank 2nd only to The Beatles (John Lennon, Paul McCartney). Welcome to the rabbit hole of endless talent that is known as “The Bee Gees “. Happy listening & enjoy the ride. P. S. SORRY FOR THE LONG COMMENT.

Their voices are so beautiful. Barry is the lead. Robin is the one with his hands on his hips & Maurice is the one with the short hair. They had another brother Andy who could sing, but he was solo. U should check out You Should Be Dancing video all 4 are in it. It's from the Staying Alive soundtrack. Also their video 2 Staying Alive 💜

That is amazing!❤️

RIP, as well, to the youngest of the Gibb brothers, Andy.

Their harmonys are allmost unbelievable !! So so awesome !

Barry is sooo dreamy.....I'm waiting in line definitrly........!!!!!

🤘💯💯💯💯💯🤘🙏💛☯️🌞

I'm still wandering around on it😅

Yep, me too!! 😉

They are 3 brothers. An older brother and the younger brothers are fraternal twins.

I want to see his reactions to your reaction to himm we have to get them to listen to class music 🎶

Here’s more “One” “Islands in the stream” “To Love Somebody “ “You Win Again” “Still Waters” “Tragedy” “Nights on Broadway “ “Lonely Days” “I’ve got to get a message to you “

Fannie is my favorite.

@@ShortyRock801 Here's MORE!! lol! "You Win Again" "Tragedy" "For Whom The Bell Tolls" "How do you mend A Broken Heart" "Words" etc, etc, etc...

Do you remember ...Love you inside and out?

@@minervagarza95 YES!! And "The Only Love"!!!

Anyone who doesn’t get touched by this song just has no soul. One of the most wonderful songs ever made.

I'm 54 and I got my kids hip to them growing up now it's no stopping them ❤

I've been a fan since the 60's and loved Robin. Amazing voice and vibrato! I wish people would realize they had great stuff before and after "disco".

@@susieq9801 My favorite Bee Gees songs were pre-disco, especially "Fanny Be Tender"!

Did you mean from the late 60s?

Yup, about to fall down a very deep rabbit hole!

The other brother was Andy

@@eviekelpie1 they started in 1958

@@eviekelpie1 Nope, he was right. They started as kids in the 50s. Unreal!

Yes ma’am stone cold!!!

Alone, Love So Right……

They're definitely not lesser known, maybe to some people but not to my and my parent's generation. It's all good

T Champagne's listing their original Big Hits. They aren't too different from their more contemporary ones, either - the same talent, the same songwriting. The only thing that's different is these songs have stood the test of time, and still sound BeeGees-fresh. I would definitely recommend these songs and just about every other one. There are borings songs, or ones I don't care for - but far far fewer of those than the ones I enjoy.

To Love Somebody is a huge classic, definitely not lesser known

Some of my favorites on this list.

Love this.

I can see why!!

I love your comment. Bee Gees have created the music from Heaven to make people happy. I'm still listening them cause I'm addict from so many years💓💓💓💓💓💓💓

This song wasn't in Saturday Night Fever. (I've been wrong before though. LOL) Now, he may have recognized Barry's falsetto from that movie, certainly.

This was after Saturday Night Fever. Not in that movie.

In the 70s SINGERS DIDNT need Auto tone ,, Thats why there so GREAT ,,

On HBO max is their documentary, How do you mend a broken heart. It's excellent, and it shows how their music changed, and believe it, they had the Saturday night fever songs already wrote when the producer of the movie asked for music for the movie. ❤️

THE BEE GEES WERE AUTO TONE ,,,

Exactly.

I love Robin in Alone! Silky smooth!

Alone and You win again ❤️🇨🇦

They had a baby brother that sang as well in a solo career his name was Andy Gibb

@@jeanninegiffin1689 Andy was supposed to join the Bee Gees around the time he passed away.

Jacqui816 - You must be a relatively new fan. Barry did not do most of the lead singing. That was only in the "disco" era. Robin and Barry usually sang lead both together and apart. A lot of their early hits were sung by Robin. A fan since 1967.

@@susieq9801 thank you for your response. I know Robin did most of the early songs, & I’ve also been a fan since the 60’s. It seems to me, although I could be wrong, in the overall catalog, Barry took over, maybe too much of the time. Not to diminish him in any way. I kind of put it off to “older brother syndrome”, & I’m sure it contributed to the difficulties between Robin & Barry. I think many of the later songs would have been better with the plaintive sound of Robin’s voice, and I also wish there were more songs with Mo taking the lead. But since he was caught between two fairly large egos, and appears to have been the most sensitive, I hope he was truly content to be that third voice that made their distinctive harmonies, and to be the wonderful multi instrumentalist and composer that he was. And also the referee apparently. They’re all fantastically talented, but personally I think Robin had the most beautiful, emotive voice.

@@leosag816 - Sorry if I slighted you thinking you a new fan. I was born the exact same day and year as the twins, my only vicarious claim to fame. I agree on all counts. Robin's voice was exquisite and he deserved more recognition. I actually found Barry's falsetto and whisper annoying. I liked his natural voice. Both Robin and Barry were stubborn and Robin felt, I believe rightfully so, that he was pushed to the back of the bus for pretty Barry. If anyone was sensitive it was Robin and as he admitted himself, overly so. Barry publicly disparaged Robin as a trouble maker more than once but I think he just didn't like to be challenged by his upstart little brother. Too much older brother syndrome. I never heard Robin say anything mean about Barry. Robin was shy but stood up for himself because he knew he had talent. The Gibbs were a family with a definite pecking order and Robin wouldn't follow the family rules. I think he paid for breaking the chain of command for the rest of his life. I also admired his intellect, eccentricity and wit. He was a true renaissance man in a modern world. Mo just went with the flow and was always stuck between them and when he died the Bee Gees ended. Robin was desperate to go on but Barry rebuffed him and withdrew. Everyone grieves differently. Half of Robin died with his twin, no doubt. Cheers!

@@susieq9801 I don’t feel slighted at all & apparently we think alike. I do feel sorry for Barry bring left with the memories. It’s particularly sad when you see how close they were as children. Barry was the traditionally handsome one, but those Pisces twins had a special aura about them. Barry has had to live with a lot. After both Andy & Mo we’re gone, it’s really a pity that he couldn’t just give Robin what he needed. Losing a twin had to be a class of grief all by itself. But I’m really enjoying watching younger people discover The Bee Gees. It’s funny how many of them are awestruck by Robin after they initially hear Barry front & center with How Deep is Your Love and Too Much Heaven. Suddenly they are hearing I’ve Got to get A Message To You, or Massachusetts, and they are blown away by Robin’s beautiful, powerful voice. I agree with you that Barry could have given up the falsetto after the disco era. His natural voice in the early songs was much nicer. Anyway, it’s been fun chatting with you about those wonderful Bee Gees.

@@leosag816 - Yes, the early photos of the Gibb boys showed love and fun times. I guess childhood doesn't go on for ever....although I still feel like a 10 year old myself! "Sydney" was definitely a plea to remember the good times and ask for reconciliation. Sadly Barry reconciled via a eulogy. I think Robin was needy and required acknowledgement because he was insecure both due to his looks and being shy. The twins were Capricorns. Supposedly "they can be perceived as cold and unemotional because they are so goal driven but they have intestinal fortitude by being exposed to difficulties at an early age. Having overcome those difficulties when young they can be playful, mischievous troublemakers." So much for astrology, LOL. I also agree that You Tube is opening a lot of eyes. As I've said elsewhere, if the pending movie is one sided there will be a lot of upset fans. Someone suggested Blake Jenner for Barry and Keith Urban for Robin. Whadya think? Nice meeting you as well! All the best.