Keep. The. Hits. Coming. We. Love. You. Barry. Gibb. We. Are still. Listening. God bless. You.

painful memory's probably yeah I get that for sure

But also the beautiful ones

He doesn’t want to watch the documentary because he lost three brothers and that’s why because he felt something inside of him he cannot just close you have to give this guy a break because he’s been a lot of trauma over the years losing his brothers and losing his mother losing his father and yeah

@@aaronsshow5644 There was another loss of the family Barry’s older sister Leslie just lost her daughter

@@brianpratts I did not watch the news

I pray for this, as long as he is healthy and happy. And I would love to see him sing publicly again.

@@pearlegates7079 so do I and I haven't seen any of his solo concerts in person yet when I do I plan to give him a hug mainly because the music he and his brothers did helped me through my own family losses and lonely times in my own life Thanks Barry Gibb I love you and I'm one of your biggest fans

Andy's laugh is just like Barry's... it's incredible how alike they are. Barry said theyre like twins, as much as Mo and Rob were twins.

@@jojijosette5946I know, & how heartbreaking Barry lost his little buddy at such a young age.😪

He has a beautiful strong and masculine voice that is simultaneously sensitive, to me anyway.

I’m obsessed at the moment! The documentary, the Greenfields album, has brought back the whole catalogue of The Bee Gees music which is the soundtrack of some of my most cherished memories. This was a great interview, Sir Barry as his usual humble self, and a book would be great!

I agree with that it took me ages to listen to their songs again just after Robin died I was hoping to meet him before that and see the Bee Gees in Concert I've got a feeling we are all family to Barry and not just fans of his now

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Barry is such an awesome man and entertainer. Would love to see him in concert if he ever does one again. Would love to meet this awesome man. Love you Barry ❤️

Geoff is a real character. As an Aussie l have no idea who he is - but l like his authenticity very much.

I imagine I will love reading this book! I’m trying to be patient.

@@giannafrancis5176 I know it would be be fun to have a book about The Bee Gees from Barry himself I'm going to keep a look out for it

I just love his silver hair.

Who was it that had a severe reaction? I didn’t hear about that…

I agree with you and Barry for not getting the jab. He's not for being a Guinea pig.

​@@lgeesimwow! so happy to hear that😊

Yes! I was thinking the same thing. What an awesome experience it would be to be taught about music from Barry.

The Bee Gees didn't know how to read music, yet they were masters at writing songs. They were blessed with creativity, spiritualism, romanticism and instinctive musical harmony. I have been a major fan of theirs for nearly 50 years. Although they have a huge following, I feel they really deserve more accolades than they have received from the music industry. They should be recognized & remembered for their musical impact and longevity just as Elvis, the Beatles, & Michael Jackson.

I have determined I will not take it.

Hello Gail Webb, Thanks for the love and support for years ❤️. It's really nice meeting you here

The best reactor to Bee Gees music is Chad Summers. Alot of those reactors come across as ignorant and phony. I am very selective about Bee Gees reactions, being a fan of theirs for almost 50 years.

On some of Robins later concerts once Mo had passed and he was touring alone, the music at times truly drowned him out. Or his Mic wasn't turned up enough. So a through sound check would have caught that. I Adore Robin, and his voice has No peers to me!! ( But Robin wasn't always good at handling the details. Oh, well!😁) Miss him and Mo so very much.

@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 Well I have to think someone would have been being paid to take care of those details for him though as part of a set up crew

@@piastruck6190 Correct. But in the end it was on Robin to do a final sound check. That's where I'm at on this. Btw...I am a HUGE Robin fan. I heard Robin caught some real flack about his album Magnet? Or maybe it was the promotion of it?🤔 Anyways, somebody stated that Barry knew production and would always over-see the process and he would have never have let something go out like that? Robin wasn't a detailed person in the same way Barry was, but he should have over-seen and called the shots himself when something wasn't up to par. But of course after Mo died, well Robin was all over the damn place, trying to out-run the pain. So he was touring round the clock and I guess he just trusted those he hired to get it right? Rip Robin and Mo.💔

@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 he could have made the adjustment on stage too. I'm sure they had a sound team that new where things were supposed to be. anyone could have made sure his mic was loud enough. and BARRY was the one that had the problem with the Wish You Were Here Song that Robin did as a tribute to his Twin Brother who died. Tough shit Barry, back off- it was his Twin, His tribute, His album and his fans LOVED the version. Pick your battles controlling big Bro. let him have the version. it helped him so it should not have been made into a huge deal. that's where I'm at on the whole deal

@@piastruck6190 No way was the song "Wish You Were Here" re-done as a tribute to Robins twin brother. Mo died Jan. 12, 2003. This album Magnet was released on Jan. 22, 2003. So that track had to have been laid down way before, along with all the other songs when recording the Magnet album. Yes, I know that Barry was very upset that Robin had included that particular song on his new album. I think that since it was agreed among them that the song was a tribute to Andy, their younger brother who had passed away in 1988, that Barry took offense that Robin would include it in? But of course Robin had every right to include it in, as he helped to write it. I'm not surprised Barry became un-glued over it though. Once Mo was gone then the man-in-the-middle was gone, and things really intensified between Barry and Robin. Robin reached out over and over to his big brother, Barry, but for whatever reasons Barry pretty much shut him out. Very SAD. I wish so much Robin could have been spared the pain of losing his twin, and then the abandonment by Barry. Robin was in a world of hurt with losing Mo. I think Barry clearly saw how shook up he was and took advantage of his vulnerable condition. It's hard for me to get past that. In fact, I find myself unable to forgive Barry for that. It seemed calculated and very cold hearted.

same here I hear he was so cute and handsome when he was a kid same with Maurice and Robin too wow I miss them didn't get to go to my first Bee Gees concert after they both died when Robin went I was sad for about a week that hit me hard because I felt like the three of them had become like part of my family at that point

I think its called "How can you mend a broken heart" at least I hope it is, i'm downloading it right now. :D