Parabéns pelo vídeo, eles sempre serão a minha banda preferida de todo o mundo ❤❤❤❤❤ Bjus do Brasil 🇧🇷

Really interesting video -they were awesome! Mary Weiss smokin' hot- thanks for showing it!! even Tik Tok used it 55 yrs.later

That sister betrayed Robin !!

Sorry, that line from Free As Bird was Paul's contribution. Do your research.

Mary Weiss, man what a wonderful powerful voice she had. Her voice was so unusual. She had this voice when she was only 15 or 16. Just incredible was her talent. I love all their songs. I remember being about 11 & 12 and I thought Betty had this beautiful baby face. I wanted to look like her when I grew up. The whole group could really, really sing.

I've been a fan of this band all of my conscious life and never knew of them.Thank you.

So much film I’ve never seen

Thank you for this ❤ !!!

❤❤❤ love all three brothers... They were so talented and gorgeous and funny.. Miss Robin and Maurice and Andy. I know Barry and Lesley miss them every day 😢 💔. I know we all miss them...😢😢😢

I've always marveled at "Sweet Sounds Of Summer" being ahead of it's time with a jungle beat and a freak out middle.

RIP Mary Weiss, Marge & MaryAnn Ganser. Long live love and the Shangri-Las.

any info on the making of a record by Dennis that had some production help from Brian Wilson? I Just remember one song: "Standing In That Line"

Thanks for the early years analysis!

You did a good job with a brief rundown of their first stages of the Bee Gees phenominal career. I know that you have time limitations, so you covered the high-lights rather well. Their career was huge. They were incredibly talented and extremely prolific song writers. Their career spanned over 5 decades. It would take hours and hours to cover just how amazing they were. I enjoyed your presentation very much. Oh and don't feel too bad about mispronouncing Maurice's name. I read one time that people said it wrong so many times he finally stopped correcting people. Then I saw them being interviewed by a British guy who said his name the way that his parents, and everyone in Europe said it, pronounced as Morris. So he asked Mo "why do people call you Maurice"? (the same way that you said it) and Mo said to the guy "because that's my name!" Lol 😅 😂 I will forever love everything Bee Gees. 💕💕💕

I wish there was a book written about them.

LOL "He's good bad, but, he's not evil" "Tell me more,... tell me more" "Big brocade sweaters,.. to match his eyes." "Dirty fingernails" "Oh, boy what a prize"

Angelo d'aleo of the belmonts is still alive and is the last member.

Very interesting thank you.

Don't forget they were signed first with festival ...and there's also another story from mo about how the record broke it was by the idiot in the projection booth who dropped it.. So they just went and sang the one song they knew Lollipop.❤..

I knew most of this but still enjoyed watching.

For sure n it's not going to stop now Big O u r unforgettable ❤❤❤❤❤

Jagger said he really liked Robin's version of "Out of time". He just turned 17 in the video. They were supporting their family way before '67. During their first TV appearance in 1960 they were @10 and 13 respectively. "Spicks and Specks" was #1 in NZ and #3 in Oz. During the split in 1969 Robin had a #2 hit (Saved by the bell) and Maurice and Barry had a #2 hit (Don't forget to remember). Sad that their overexposure during "disco" wiped out their post "disco" career. Their so called disco era was far superior to their contemporaries like KC and the Sunshine Band (5 minutes of "that's the way I like it, uh huh uh huh") and Donna Summers (10 minutes of "Love to love you baby"). They wrote for other acts in their 3rd career and ironically those songs were hits for them when they could't get airplay themselves. They did great stuff from 1980 onward and it was largely ignored. They had more than 2 careers, the 60's, 70's , then songwriting for others and their own revival in the late 80's. A nice summary. 👍

Thank you for doing this retrospect. You should know that Maurice's name is pronounced Morris. They are English.

Way too much talking. Talking over everything.

I just want to let you know that I am watching. I appreciate the effort you put in to this. I'll be watching....greetings from Missouri.

NPR said Mary recorded some new material just a few years back. Sad to hear she's now gone.

Thank you this was great I really enjoyed it.

In the summer of 69,I was 14 and discovered the shangri-las my friend's young uncle had an old shangri-las album we loved wanted them to make new stuff we loved that music

so sorry to hear about Mary - and that's called: sad.

Thank you so much for this video. I still listen to Otis Redding. Thanks for showing him some love. Alan Walden has never let us forget him. What a voice, silenced way too soon. A big loss is right😢❤❤❤❤❤

NEW SUBSCRIBER. Great insight on Mary. Raised in that early era 50s & 60s working on a 1400 acre Michigan farm. Listened via my 9 volt battery transistor AM radio on earphone. Batteries were expensive too.

Hairstyles were fun and lovely. RIP girls

I can't find any later pictures of Mary Weiss before death. Only 2010.

Mary was so pretty!

Mary Weiss 12.28.48 -- 1.19.24. She passed away three weeks after turning 75.

Hearing the Revlon ad was precious. Love Mary's voice. Afraid that wonderful classic accent disappears further with each new demographic generation. Never heard that ad before. Thanks for sharing. l took a Shangri-Las deep dive four years ago. l thought oh good Mary Weiss is only 71. Very sad to hear of her passing. Your video was a good obituary.

Happy Birthday! Great storytelling and featured clips about the Ronettes. Also your video on the Shangri-Las was excellent. Those were the two best girl groups of the 60s with similar success and career scope lMO. Shangs should be Hall of Famers as well.

Dont believe the things sweet bearded tubby says. He's obviously trying to steal credit from the angels that preformed and sold this iconic music. It was Not a free ride.. They had talent and will. He's pathetic, trying to give glory to anyone other than these artists. His Insecurities only expose his agenda

this guy talks way too much

good stories, everythuing seemed to go so fast and ended no so great..,,

Right now and not later, Is my favorite song by them

Love the Shangri-las, I got a couple autographs from mary 2 years ago, then the page was gone when I wanted to purchase a 45 record, I figured something had happened to her, so sad, she smoked all her life since about 15, she passed away from COPD sadly 😢

So sad to learn of her passing, and just after I had discovered her outstanding album Dangerous Game. The Shangri-La's influence in glam, punk, new-wave and hard rock was insane for a 60a girl group. The New York Dolls, Aerosmith, The Ramones (Mary said she was proud that Joey Ramone told her at CBGBs that she was a huge influence on him), Blondie, The B-52s, The Grease Soundtrack ("tell me more") The Patti Smith Group, The Damned, Joe Jackson, Johnny Thunders, Twisted Sister, The Donnas...the list of bands who were influenced by and/or covered the Shangs is just insane. RIP Mary!

I bet Connie Francis wishes she had a gat when she had her motel room broken into that terrible night. Poor woman was assaulted and left for dead.

The Shangri-las , a group of Irish girls from Queens made good. 🇮🇱 😊

Your video fuckin sucks here to

Rest in peace. Mary Weiss Love the shangri las.❤❤❤❤🎉

Remember - Walkin’ in the Sand - one of the best songs I’ve ever heard. Mary Weiss sang it years later on a telethon here on KZfaq and does it beautifully. A huge talented group in the 60’s - worthy of a tribute. Thank you!

Mary got the lions share of attention but Betty was STUNNING.

What nice tribute MARY ANN GAZER the first one that past way. Was tuff looken.i had freind who one ride on roller coaster in 65. With them down rocky point. What memory wow. I have question what was theme song on the end of show. Very heart felt