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I love looking up this concert at Live Aid back in 1988, especially featuring Phil Collins playing the drums along with Paul Carrack from Ace on keyboards. It was a decade before I was born. That was a sad year since The Bee Gees’ youngest brother Andy Gibb died in the age of 30. Man, that is way too young to pass away, especially committing suicide of a drug overdose. Even Barry’s other brothers died and he’s the only living man alone.

There will never be another group like the Bee Gees… EVER ☝️😌. They had a vocal style ALL their own ✊️😁

June 11, 1988 (35 years ago today) - Whitney performed at the legendary Nelson Mandela 70th Birthday Concert held at Wembley Stadium in England. The lineup in addition to Whitney included such artists as Stevie Wonder, the Bee Gees, Al Green, George Michael and Sting.

Oh my word! Phil Collins and The Bee Gees? Just simply fantastic.

This is amazing live. Perfect harmony and their sound style is unmatched by anyone. Phil Collins on drums compliments them perfectly!

I LOVE the BEE GEES!!

Such a great song Jamal,. 👍👍💞

Wonderful Song and very best version with Phil Collins

Absolute classic. Funny thing about this song is that most people in their circle including record producers, didn’t like the stomps (which Maurice recorded in his garage) at the beginning of the song, saying it was too loud. But as soon as you hear those same stomps, you know exactly what song is playing. BIG UP BEE GEES.

They moved onto contemporary rock in the 80s and 90s. Disco was a small part of their career. Late 60s and early 70s was different again for the Bee Gees. They have had hits in 5 decades!

The Bee Gees had a long career before and after disco.

Concert for Nelson Mandel's birthday. Lots of great artists there including Bee Gees and Phil Collins. It wasnt a collaboration though, he just drummed for them at this show. The Bee Gees were alot more than disco. This is one of my favourite songs.

It’s a BeeGees song but apparently they needed a drummer and Phil offered to drum for them (or so I’ve heard). One of my favourite BeeGees songs outside the disco era.

The Bee Gees have been around since the 60's . They have had number 1 records in every decade. Disco is only a tiny part of their repertoire and they have also written songs for so many other artists too

Love this one, also their "Alone." Please react to "Alone" and to Robin Gibb's solo called "Please". Great songs, both of them!

They had a backing band for several artists on that day, made up of drummers Phil Collins and Mark Brzezicki (Big Country), bassist Mick Karn (Japan) and a bunch of other great musicians, playing together with Fish (ex-Marillion), Midge Ure (ex-Ultravox), The Bee Gees (obviously!), etc 😀

Excellent!

This is one of my favorite songs by The Bee Gees

When GOATs unite!!

My favourite Bee Gees song! Love it 😃

I know!!! Phil Collins?! I had to rewind a couple times to see if I was just nuts ! Lol! Who knew?!

Bee Gees Barbra Streisand.Bee Gees and Celine Dion "Immortality" 1997 One Night Only Concert. Bee Gees Dionne Warwick.

the good thing about the bee gees is that they didn't have auto tune

That's what you call talent 👏

No drums on recording, the "stomps" were created by Maurice on his new equipment! This was a Nelson Mandela 70th birthday concert in 1988 and Phil Collins drummer AND a second drummer to try to get the "stomps" sound!! Phil used to be their neighbor in Miami Beach :-) Awesome song! Was Princess Diana's favorite!!

You Win Again is my personal favorite Bee Gees song and one of my all time favorite songs.

The beegees wrote produced and performed all their own music they also wrote for other people.Phil Collins was on the drums because they knew him. He had asked maurice once for the stomps to this song... (you win again) he loved it

multiple artist performances, concert in UK. was a great concert honoring Nelson Mandela birthday. they were not just disco kings, had a wealth of different styles

This song made the Bee Gee's the only band to have a number 1 hit in each decade of the 60's 70's and 80's in the UK and the studio version is an absolute banger.

You notice that Phil Collins was playing the drums for them!, it’s a Bee Gee song. Phil used to play drums on many of their concerts when their regular drummer wasn’t able.

You need to react to Chicago Little Miss Lovin'. The Bee Gees were the backup singers to Peter Cetera. On the Bee Gee's song "Too much Heaven" the horn section of Chicago backed them. A lot of collaborations in the day happened, that we're just finding out. So much good music.

Who else BUT the Bee Gees could’ve made this song such a massive hit??? It just wouldn’t have worked with someone else’s voice ✌️😁

You need to watch Bee Gees concert 2001 live by request. ✌

It's been a concert for Nelson Mandela in London. That song was Nr. 1 at the english charts, those days (1987) and they also played 'I've Gotta Get A Message To You', Nr.1 in 1968 and dedicated it to Nelson. Maurice Gibb created the stomp in his garage and it was used on the studiotrack. Phil Collins felt envy about it and asked Maurice, how he was able to do it. Some background-knowings, I'd like to share with you.

You win again was from the Bee Gees 1987 album E.S.P. Original it had Rhett Lawrence working on a drum machine (yes it was a drum machine). That very hard destinctive sound of the drums also called stomps immediately gives the song away. The record compnay wanted them removed but the brothers said, they stay or the song will not be released. That was a good choice as this was to be their last number 1 in the UK, it did not go higher than 75 in the US. This live recording are from Nelson Mandelas 70th birthday concert in 1988. And yes Phil Collins played drums on this.

Check out the Bee Gees song “one” it’s from 97

Maybe try and react to the collaboration between Barry Gibb and Michael Jacskon called "All In Your Name". This song was recorded in 2002 but first saw light in 2011 when Barry released it on the 2nd anniversary of Michaels death (if you can call that an anniversary).

Another song that is awesome, and it was on the same album, ("One"), as this song was "One". It too was a huge hit for them.

Love my Bee Gess°

Concert for Nelson Mandellas Birthday.

I think that this was the Free Nelson Mandela Concert. If you notice there was a banner with Nelson Mandela and his Wife, Winnie, in the background.

Love what your doing. Since I subscribe to your channel I've been binge watching 🥰grew up listening to the Bee Gee's my favorite will always be Robin. Favorite song One. Lots of joy watching all your videos

An underrated BGs song.

You may enjoy firefall,"strange way", & orleans," love takes time".

Another great colab is Roy Orbison, Barry Gibb, and Gatlin Brothers with Indian Summer, would love to see your reaction on that one. Bee Gees were so much more than disco, I keep saying it every time you do one of their tunes. You'll get it eventually! LOL!

This is an absolute favourite of mine👍

They are so versatile. This is a rock song.

My brother, this is my all-time favorite Bee gees song! You really owe it to yourself to watch the official video. The video is really cool plus you hear the music better and the falsetto is more prominent.

I hope you have "Angel's having Flown", on your list!😀

Never heard this song before

That was in '88, Jamel! Had watched it live on TV then. This 'Free Nelson Mandela!' event also was Tracy Chapman's springboard to fame! 😊 I was only 18 then 😭😄

Dave Loggins " please come to Boston"

In the name of all that is holy...listen to the entire ONE album... for me..their best album of their career. Please react to Bodyguard..studio version.

I have a great song for you- Pat Benetar "Hell is for children" all the proceeds went to victims of child abuse. and its a great song!

I was visiting Australia in late 1987 and this song was huge at the time😎

Most people don't remember they sang in the 90s

There was a song islands in the stream they wrote that 1 as well Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton made that 1 popular they cover that in a concert as well

very cool, I've never seen this before, love seeing Phil on the drums with the Bee Gees

They had a one night only show where they did a collaboration of a bunch of stuff

nothing will go wrong with Phil on those drums

I recorded this hole concert on VHS tape

Got one from my home state for you Mt friend, little nate, Ballin on Zydeco

They also have a documentary from the beginning where it goes all the way back to 1960

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I. Love the. Beegees. Music. God. Bless. Them.

They did a live song one check that 1 out

I remember an interview with Phil Collins back in the early 90's.....he said that he considered himself a drummer first and then a vocalist.

a festival Collins plays with a lot of ppl

Wheeeee! Really needed this after a looooong work day. My kid hates the Bee Gees....so I told him that's ok....I love them enough for the both of us!

It was at the Charity for Live Aid at Wembley. It really was fab to see the great Phil Collins too!! Don't forget he was the drummer for Genesis - do you know them? - Queen were on too, & many others. It was 1985, I was 25 yrs old!! Love them all!!! 💝💝

I know they making a Bee gees biography and try to recreate Redcliffe where they grew up in Brisbane

Barry is not the only one singing. Can't the cameras show Robin's solo part, and MO singing? Also, Phil Collins was highlighted more than the twins. Somebody needs to learn proper videographic skills.

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I have this concert on VHS. It's amazing.

For a great collaboration you should check out Mark Knopfler singing “Money For Nothing” with Sting singing backup, Eric Clapton on guitar & Phil Collins on drums. That will get the heart pumpin’.

Bee Gees, known for their vocal harmonies, and the sound man didn't equal out the microphones so you could hear all three. Just potted up Barry's mic, apparently not knowing that Robin was going to take a few lead lines too. This is why I hate live performances. (Although, seeing Phil on drums was a great bonus)

Check out another great one Nick Bosse. Singing What happened to country. So good

That What's their regular voices the other ones when they were doing false at all They started out back in the sixties with their regular voices then what the Saturday night fever praise they started doing this false settle thing and it works for them

LOVE this song haven’t heard it for years!

There's only 1BG left unless hes passed and I hadn't heard about it

Nelson Mandela concert. I saw this live on TV . A sat afternoon in the summer. It was amazing show

Great song! Phil rocked it again!!

Theres a norwegian band. Baicly they had two hits. Sunday People and Cherio. The band was The Monroes. Both really good songs. YOu should check it out. One of them was covered by another norwegian artist, Ravi, but he added a lot of NOrwegian rapping (of sorts), so that would be harder to understand.

This is a good track from "ESP". Now try thr title track. imho it's even better. Doin' great, Jamel!

I LOVED this song as a kid lol. Sure I have it on vinyl

Anybody realize this song could apply just as well to the BROTHERS BETWEEN EA OTHER, rather than a man & woman ?? It's all love.

It’s a Bee Gees song

That was a later when that was done like in the late eighties nineties yes if I'm not mistaken

I don't ever remember hearing this song before thanks for playing it !!!

One of their first public appearances after Andy's death in 1988. Not their best live performance because it was not their own band nor their own sound mix, because all artists appeared after one another. Phil Collins on drums and Midge Ure on acoustic guitar.

Daniel - Elton John

try phil collins and philip bailey ... easy lover... fab !

Back then Phil was never far away,if there was a musical production of sorts happening and they needed a drummer,he has stepped in as a drummer for so many greats,Dire Straiths and The Bee Gees just being 2 of them back in the day.

Interesting! That song was mentioned in a video I was watching only last night, by its sound engineer Brian Tench who'd also worked with Kate Bush on her 'Hounds Of Love' album, among loads of other stuff 🙂 And I looove 'I've Gotta Get A Message To You' from that same Bee Gees performance 😊

This is amazing Jamal! I love it! ❤️❤️❤️

Jamel please,please,please do some Burton Cummings Break It To Them gently 🙏 you won't be disappointed.

This was NOT a collaboration at all. Collins is simply the drummer behind the BEE GEES.

I haven’t seen this clip and i was thinking “Is that Phil Collins????”

If you like that intro, check out "No More, No Less" by Collective Soul.