They can all sing!🙄

It’s just breathtaking. I saw them live when they sang this song and ohh my goodness his voice alone was well no words to describe it. He sounded just like he was recording in studio.

This is a must!!!!

Barry lost his words for two years and then God gave them all back to him to share with the world.

I second Kiss of Life please

I did not know that

Vero, è stato il gruppo più bravo e fantastico di tutti!

@@watchbizmatikthey’re my number one search on reactions. If u can watch, how can you mend a broken heart documentary? It talks about their lives from the time they were little a neat thing I remember about it is when they were probably I’m gonna say the twins were three and Barry was maybe six they were singing in their bedroom and their mom thought it was the radio, and it was their beautiful voice is blended together, Quincy Jones said that they have their own instrument with their three voices combined at the very end of the documentary. Barry Gibb gets a little weepy and says sure the hits were great, but he would give every single thing up to have his brothers back again he misses you terribly.😢

He's already reacted to it couple years ago!👍

Thanks!

Barry & Robin shared lead on this.🎶

With all due respect, this trio never lost its appeal. They simply changed with each era. They were popular in the disco era, but that was just a drop in the bucket of their career. You look young, and probably weren't around for the 1950s, 60s, and maybe the 70s, but take if from those of us who lived it, the Bee Gees have always been hugely popular no matter which era. And how many bands can claim 5 decades of hits?? I know of none other than the Bee Gees. Most bands don't even last more than one decade. Some make it longer. But none have over a 1000 songs in their catalog, or as many number one hits. A once in a lifetime talent.

@@delenelewis9024 I totally agree with you about their talent and it's true that they never lost their appeal among their fans. However, their recording careers took a huge hit amidst the disco backlash in late 1979. Radio stations dropped them seemingly overnight. You're right, they were so much more than Disco, but it was the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack that took them into the super stardom stratosphere. Disco Demolition Night at Comiskey Field in Chicago Summer 1979, sent shockwaves that derailed Disco and spooked radio stations nationwide. Disco Demolition was not really about Disco, it was a racist backlash. Most of the albums they blew up weren't Disco, but they were almost all Black. Artists like Roberta Flack, Smokey Robinson, Marvin Gaye, The Isley Brothers, even Charlie Pride weren't Disco groups but people brought their albums to be blown up anyways. Disco is the albatross the Bee Gees were made to wear around their necks by the radio stations after that. The Bee Gees became totally uncool in 1980. I remember, I was there in the late 70s and 80s (and thank you for saying I look young, I appreciate it - that picture is from two years ago). They themselves even admitted as much. You can hear it from Barry himself on the documentary "Bee Gees: How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" on HBO. They were very angry and upset about it. If you watch it, keep tissues nearby. It's a beautifully done documentary and Barry tells the whole story, but you can't help but feel so sad for Barry being all alone today. Now, the Bee Gees did remain extremely popular as you said, as a touring band for their fans. Their concerts were constantly sold out. They were also extremely successful writing huge hits for many other singers, and they themselves had a couple of moderately successful songs in the 80s and into the 90s. But their recording success came to a screeching halt in late 1979 as a result of a few very loud obnoxious people and their bigoted ideas. There will never be another group of singers and songwriters as great and versatile as the Bee Gees. They were a once in a lifetime phenomenon.

no I haven't

@@watchbizmatik it's a great one with Maurice singing lead

The Beijing's music it's classic. I don't just keep going on and on and no, no I wish another brother, I'm brother Kaye said I had a sunshine. But yeah, I could paint a church paper how to put on the buggy shoes there