Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Singing Lesson
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- In this video we examine the many awesome vocal styles employed by the Brothers Gibb, aka The BEE GEES, on How Deep Is Your Love - ISOLATED VOCALS.
Bee Gees - How Deep Is Your Love - Isolated Vocals - Analysis and Singing Lesson
The Bee Gees are more than deserving of respect for their tremendous artistry but unfortunately they had to deal with being stigmatized as just a disco era group even though that doesn’t begin to reflect the total sum of their parts.
What other bands can you think of that were pigeon holed to a particular genre and were thus denied the credit they truly deserved? Share with me in the comments!
As we look at the isolated vocals from “How Deep Is Your Love” we’ll explore how well-crafted the Bee Gees’ tunes were as we look at the genius of their songwriting.
I’ll break down all the changes and major 7s they used as well as the flexibility that their range gave them in writing great songs.
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Their voices were “ literally” instruments…. so good! No music necessary. These isolated vocal tracks prove that.👍❤️
Music is needed too, and the writing is out of this world.
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Even people who aren’t into The Bee Gees genre can’t deny they are masters of harmony and genius songwriters. I personally love all their music spanning their long career.
I think this song is one of the very best ballads that’s ever been written! I’ve never gotten tired of hearing it
You should search for how this song came about, heavily influenced by Blue Weaver who was not given a writing credit, which was criminal since he created large parts of the song structure in terms of the chords and progression of the song. It was written in a chateau in Furnace.
They were never, ever cheesy. They were timely. Their first hit was in 1967. They changed, developed and grew with time.
In my opinion Bee Gees are the best group ever existed. Been a fan since 1974 and still am. Barry’s voice is incredible and Robin sounds like an Angel. There isn’t any others even getting close to the sound of those guys.There youngest brother Andy was also amazing. If you haven’t listened to him you definitely should do so. Today they don’t do music like this anymore but thankfully we always have Bee Gees and Andy’s music. I absolutely love those brothers ❤️❤️❤️
Gotta say never seen this opinion before
@@thisismagacountry1318 You said The Beatles, but you meant The Rolling Stones.
Beegees is much more talented than the Beatles realtalk
@@roscianyt You said the Rolling Stones, but you meant Led Zeppelin.
Fran since 1969. Barry with his many voices is my fav. The best singer and songwriter ever.
I'm seventeen, been listening to old music since I was 3. Old is Gold.
Im 24 and think music from 80 early 90s is much better then now.
@@sasha_sash9660 Yes i agree
Please do a whole Bee Gees marathon they absolutely deserve it and I cannot wait to watch.
yes..
Barry Gibb has one of the best falsetto voices in the history of recorded music.
One of? Hes the best
He is best because his original voice is very strong
@@scottmcnaney297 - Check David Surkamp of Pavlov's Dog...
I love Barry's ununciation and emphasis on this song. He's almost whispering, except where he opens up on "breaking us DOWN" and "they should all just let us BE." The conviction is so strong yet it's so subtle.
The BeeGees are so overlooked and it's a shame that they were dismissed because "disco sucks." First, it doesn't, you wouldn't have MJ's "Billy Jean" without "Staying Alive." Second, they have an amazing catalog spanning decades with multiple styles. I'd love to see you break down more of their songs, especially some of their falsetto work.
Too Much Heaven would be another one to analyze. Big Bee Gees fan here, listened to all their albums and love most of them, know all their popular songs as well as their not so famous deep cuts, but Too Much Heaven will always be my favorite Bee Gees song. Fantastic instrumental and harmonies, one of the best R&B songs of all time, written and performed by three European bros - truly an incredible group.
I hate to say this because a lot of people say this about their favorite groups to try and seem special, but I truly think the Bee Gees, as musicians, are underrated. They weren’t just a disco act but amazing songwriters and melody writers (in fact, they only ever wrote a few disco songs). They deserve to be mentioned when talking about the greatest writers of all time.
The Bee Gees are the kings of harmony. They are one of my guilty pleasures to listen to. You will never get anything like them ever again.
They had some great pre-disco 60s early 70s songs. What is amazing is their live performances were just as good as the albums.
One of the great songs. Can't believe we used to turn on a radio back in the day and this came on.
This song is a masterpiece. Great job Ken as always. The fact that you singled this one out is important though so younger music lovers can discover an absolute masterwork.
Not only lovely voices and angelic harmonies but prolific song writers 👍🏻 how many songs had these guys written not only for themselves but countless other artists ? Phenomenal career 👍🏻👍🏻
More than 1030 songs. Unbeatbel. Geniuses.
This has been my favourite song since I was 7 years old and I heard it for the first time in a grocery store meat department. I just stood there and wouldn’t move until the song was over, which really irritated my dad. It was the kid behind the butcher counter who told me it was “How Deep is Your Love” by The BeeGees. ❤❤
One word, and you instantly know it's them. Very unique voices. Everybody likes something from the Bee Gees. Thanks Ken!
Yes yes yes to a Bee Gees marathon!❤
No other Harmony will ever surpass the Bee Gees!! My All time favorite Group !! 1❤💋❤💋❤💋Alway Will Adore Them !! And ALWAYS WILL!!!
Barry Gibb was a masterful songwriter not only for the Bee Gees but for many other artists as well.
Along with Robin
I love the beegees Ken great group their harmonies and falsetto sounds such a great group the best when it came to disco music beegees are awesome absolutely love this song so beautiful I love this one and too much heaven beautiful ballads Ken 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Since I was young my parents listened to the Bee Gees. I didn’t think much of them because I grew up listening to them, but years later when I started to want to sing I rediscovered them and finally understood just how good they were. I’ve been practising singing to their songs for years now and I still haven’t grown tired of them, everytime I sing these songs I discover something new about the songs, the Bee Gees or myself. They made so many hit songs that if you are to cover their legacy you won’t be done under a few hours. I’m all for it though 👍
As I’ve gotten older I’ve become more amazed at how incredibly talented those guys were. Their performance of Nights on Broadway on Midnight Special is absolutely stunning. Thanks for the vid!
What is so amazing to know is they had no music lessons and they couldn't read music. How do you write great songs when you can't read music? They had such internal talent that all this was possible. I've loved them since I was a teenager and I'm in my sixties now. I sad saw the loss of 3 of the brothers. I hope they are all resting in peace. We greatly miss them all. I wish music today was like this. Sadly it isn't. Auto correct and electronic clean up is todays music. Hardly anyone plays instruments anymore. I'd love to see you do a Bee Gees athon. Thanks for doing this Ken. Stay safe and take care.
Thanks for watching!
Well, there were songs and music before there were written notes and music theory. Barry once told about orchestras (presumably meaning orchestra conductors) telling them they couldn't construct songs the way they sometimes did but they went ahead and did so anyway, to the great pleasure of millions. Of course an orchestra of professionally trained musicians playing the music of professionally trained composers is a thing of beauty but not the only route to beautiful music. These boys were just overflowing with natural talent that was best left to roam free wherever it took them.
The Bee Gees are disregarded by too many people because of Saturday Night Fever..... For the Whom The Bell Tolls is a heartbreaking lyric and a superb song to boot.... Best BG's track from the 90's..... Just look at the songs they wrote for everyone else. Wow and, thanks again Ken 👊🏼
Thanks for the listen!
Great song. They also did 'Too Much Heaven', which Brian Wilson referred to not as a song, but a place where people sing - Brian: “I remember when I heard ‘Too Much Heaven’ for the first time. I thought ‘that’s not a song, that’s not a record, that’s a place where people sing and I love going to that place.”
Please do a Bee-Gees-a-thon! Their vocals are stunning. This video was so enjoyable and informative!
Great suggestion!
@@kentamplin yes.. they really truly deserve it and you are the one..
In my Opinion the bee gees were one of the best bands ever to grace the presents of a stage. def top 5 bands of all time if we are talking vocals. they all had different voices but blended so well together and the song writing was some of the best ever. I also thought it was amazing that they started out in the 60's and reinvented themselves in the 70's where they don't even sound like the same band. Name another band that has done that equally as well? The Gibb Brothers were on another level folks there will never be another. I know you said they started out and they were Kind of Corny but there 60's stuff to me was amazing. I actually like that more than the 70's bee gees but hey what can I say all Bee Gees era songs are impressive. You have to be great when Ken can't find anything to critique. Great Analysis Ken.
Saturday Night Fever + the Bee Gees = Awesome!
Great breakdown coach! This song STILL gives me chills! So euphoric!
I saw in the “Broken Heart” documentary that the powers that be asked for the best love song ever written. The BeeGees pianist (I forgot his name!) got really emotional talking about he and Barry writing this song and how special it still is to him. And how when the sun shown through the window they came up with “I see your eyes in the morning sun”. It’s cool to listen to tape of he and Barry tinkering around with the song, coming up with lyrics!
I think the pianist was Blue Weaver
Barry, Robin and Maurice wrote this song. Maybe Blue Weaver was talking about arrangement but he certainly did not write it and he must have been on crack if he said he did.
@@handymanny6615 yes!
@@beeharbour he was the guy who figured out some of the magic connecting chords. I've heard the session where they were creating this song and it's amazing to hear how Blue Weaver just finds these magic chords on the suggestion of Barry.
Ok I'm sold. Now I know why I love this group. Never knew why, just did. Fascinating is the word and excellence is the theme. Yes
So glad you picked this song, and that you're going into harmonies! The analysis of the melodic integrity and harmony embellishment at 10:28, and how they handle it, I found fascinating. I've long loved the vocal harmonies on the chorus here. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
The song and the vocals are outstanding. In my old(er) age I’m becoming obsessed. Before I go to sleep at night I listen to a few of their songs. In addition to this one: “Spirits Having Flown “ “Too Much Heaven,” and “Wouldn’t I Be Someone.” Then I can sleep really well.
Awesome!
I thought I was the only one who listens to BeeGees every night. The songs are so beautiful. I have the best sleep evrr.
All through the pandemic. BeeGees!
“Nights on Broadway” has long been on my playlist. Such an awesome song to get you bouncing around and I nodding your head.
This is also one of the most beautiful love songs. It's tear jerking. Ken you sound pretty awesome on this as well.
For me this is one of the most beautifull melody created of the modern music. Thanks for the video Ken, cheers from Brasil
Nobody I've ever heard has falsetto voice and range as Barry, Maurice and Robin have amazing voices too. And the songs all 4 brothers wrote are legendary, and since unfortunately loosing and, brothers kept pounding hit songs for other artists of all genres. Pure talent 🙏
You Win Again, Ken - with another stellar analysis. Love Bee Gees since I was a kid
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
One of the most underrated Bands of all time. Thank you for this video.
Rip Maurice, Andy and Robin 🙏
Love the Bee Gees. This happens to be my favorite song by them. Barry Gibb just nails it and the harmonies are so soothing.
They re-invented their sound every decade , but they were able to still sound like themselves as well. Barry said that they didn’t always connect but they stayed around. A lot of their songs were hits in Europe and Asia and just got “meh” reactions in the states. Now people are listening to those songs snd wondering why they weren’t hits over here!?! There are so many great songs-I googled once songs written by The Bee Gees and got a list of close to 1k and at that time I think there were some missing from the list as well as Barry’s “ In the Now” songs.
Sophisticated song craftsmanship. You can not be a fan of the Bee Gees and still be a fan. No denying their talent.
The Bee Gees and Andy, were amazing and magical. Their talent and genius... breath taking.. Thank you for the comment regarding the music of today, missing the melody.
The Bee Gees were true artists...no auto tune can create this.
Yes, yes, yes to more Bee Gees!!!
You bet!
DEFINITELY do a "Bee Gees-athon"!!! With the music/artists that you choose to cover, you have proven you know what the hell you're talking about! Love the Bee Gees!
On it!
Talented people. So many memorable tunes. Love their early songs like "Massachusetts" and "I've Got To Get a Message To You."
Love the Bee Gees. Brothers Gibb. Beautiful. Not complicated.....complex!
A Bee Gees- a-thon! Yes please! Great video as always!
You got it!
The lyrics are so true and the vocals amazing! The harmonies are an example for all song writters.
YES! A "BeeGee-a-thon"! They are WONDERFUL! I listened all the way through the video and I loved your professional insights.
They reach something (physically) inside of me - I don't know how to describe it - is it a tonal range that I connects with? I just don't know.
I'm 67. Fan since 1967. Thunder and lightning came over me, hearing them singing in German TV-show Beat Club 'To Love Somebody'! Now, that song is one of the most covered ever. Think it could be nice, to isolate that one, if you're willing to. By myself (vocals and 12string Acoustic-Guitar), together with friends, that song is always on board by lil concerts. Not so well known songs of them are 'Every Christian Lion Hearted Man Will Show You', also from 1967 and 'Smoke And Mirrors' from 1997. I'll swear toya, absolutely incredible singing, above every level.
Yes!! Beegeesathon!!
Well l been listening to lots of music 🎶. I do analyze everything I hear .and tell them your the greatest . I drop your name everywhere. Thanks Ken. Love the Bee gees I checked out . Exile . They have a few good songs . Kiss me all over .not sure if you heard them. They sang 55 years . I’m sure the lead die at 41 .. it’s a very old band .thanks Ken
You are really one 😉😏😄 unconventional vocal teacher. keep it up brother. may Jesus bless you and reward you. 👍
Ken listening to your appreciation and detailed description/breakdown of my favorite song made me a fan of your site ...
It’s amazing how the voices seems like one voice.. I love everything about bee gess.. Thank you for your reactions to their songs.
There will never be music like this again unfortunately. Bee Gees so goood
They were the best,and their music will live forever. Nobody better to this day!!!!
I love Bee Gees's Stayin' Alive so much! 😊
Nelly xx :)
Loved them for decades, since I was a young teen. First artist I ever loved so much I went backward in time to discover and equally enjoy their earliest works from the 60s. They wrote enigmatic lyrics, and had a sound like no other before or since. Just as you say Ken, BeeGees music took you on a sonic journey.
Amazes me to this day they never read music or had theory knowledge, just a gift. There's clips of Barry working with a keyboard player (forget his name) using only the music in his head while the keyboardist 'translated' the changes into chords. I do believe it was this very song. Barry painstakingly corrected him bar after bar till he got what Barry was 'hearing'.
RIP Andy, Mo and Rob. Thank you and big brother Barry for making one unhappy kid's life so much brighter.
Great song and perfect vocals! Tkanks Ken.
You bet!
The Brothers Gibb were as good as any band ever .. just amazingly talented musicians ,song writers ,and performers .
One of my favorite songs by them. Love the almost breathy vocals in the chorus. Just beautiful and exquisite. The soft yearning to be with the one you love and forget the rest of the world....❤️
Lovely harmony
They were the real deal, bravo to the writers of the song.
I agree everytime I hear the Bee Gees, I have to stop and listen. Excellent vocals!
Yes!
Their melodies were/are timeless. That's what made/makes a song stand the test of time. I'm ALL FOR a Bee GeesAThon!!! The Documentary was very good!
This is great stuff!! Please isolate "Fanny (Be Tender with My Love)" if you can... so many layers & would be wonderful to hear it with just vocals. Shame they (Bee Gees) never performed it live. Thanks much!
Great episode today. The Bee Gees are part of the soundtrack of my life. I'm so thankful for their music. Nothing like it in today's music world. Your Bee Gee tracks are great!👍 🔨
Too Much Heaven Ken, Too Much Heaven!
Listening to this song just makes me weep for where we've come and what's been done to pop music.
Great, I miss those days. Thanks for bring them back.
Any time!
Some songs literally speak for themselves. Truly amazing. These guys had it whatever it is.
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Thanks, Bill!
The fact they are brothers, it helped them to blend perfectly, not to mention they had been singing/writing together since they were young kids! They knew each other so well. It also may explain why Andy wasn’t part of the core group as he was even younger, after the trio had seen some success. Then all the tragedy that hit that family… so sad. But they were SO talented- love them!
BTW- the name “BeeGees” was named after their first real manager, not the family. They were the “Gibb Brothers” before that. It’s commonly thought of as being “Brothers Gibb (BG)”, not the case.
I'd love it if you could do "Summer Breeze"
I think the 70s was a golden era of recording fidelity, songwriting, and talent.
Thanks for the suggestion!
Yes please !
Wow, I heard Seals and Crofts at Home Depot this weekend and thought, what a great song. Hadn't heard it in at least a decade, took it for granted as a kid.
One of my all time favorite bands. I love the disco era & later, but their earlier stuff is my favorite! To love Somebody, Just Gotta get a message to you, Massachusetts, etc.
Such a lovely tribute to the Bee Gees. They’re gifted at delivering chords in perfection.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@kentamplin I really did Ken. You really understand the artistry of vocalisation. I remember seeing the 3 brothers sing a cappella jive talkin live on a BBC tv show in the 80’s. It was unrehearsed but delivered a touch of magic.
Chills down your spine music
The Bee Gees....it'd getting real now. Imagine if Mutt Lange produced a Bee Gees record. WoW
One of the most beautiful songs ever written and so masterfully performed! This brings a tear to my eye! Thanks for the incredible analysis on this gem!
don't be shy tell us which others are as beautiful?
I love Bee Gees 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
The best!
Nailed it! So pure.
Awesome the Bee Gees have a special place in my heart. Thank you!
Ken, Thanks for this post. It was a learning experience… to hear their vocal process; from the inside, out. Great video!
Their music is like velvet to my ears. I love listening to these isolated vocals. Fingers crossed that you do a "Bee Gees-A-Thon!"
Please do more Bee Gees!
If I could have been ANYONE in the '70's, I'd have been Barry Gibb. I was 7 in 1977 and my sister was 13 when 'Saturday Night Fever' came out and that whole phenomenon was born. Living in Northern NJ, the songs and the mood was right on our doorstep and I can still clearly remember hearing these songs endlessly on AM radio, Kasey Kasem's 'Top 40' countdown and of course the double album that my sister would endlessly blast from her upstairs bedroom against the wishes of my Dad!!. For my sister, it was this, KISS and the Who. My brother who would have been in college at this time was a 'Dead Head' and later introduced me to bands like Queen, Fleetwood Mac and others.
Later in the mid '90's, my sister and I went to see the Bee Gees in central NJ (Garden State Arts Center) and they were remarkable. Stellar band (of course!!), self-deprecating, funny and just one iconic song after another. Barry knew how to hold an audience, play up his 'sex-symbol' status (without being obnoxious about it) and their voices were on! It was a privilege spending an evening with them (I also saw them perform a short set at the Atlantic Records concert in 1988) and just digesting and absorbing what they offered. I left that concert telling my sister that I would rank their catalog against anyone's. And I mean anyone's. IF you really think back and consider the output of music they had released for themselves and others from the mid '70's through the end of the '70's, it is astounding. No one will EVER have the run of hits and success they had in that time. They were so successful that the inevitable backlash would hit them throughout most of the '80's.
Oooohhhhh! I can't even tell you how great this was!
So glad you enjoyed it!
I LOVE the Bee Gees, and this is one of the best love songs ever made IMO
Glad there's someone on music CZcams that respects the Bee Gees, despite the disco (which I love)
This song is pure gold. My favorite Bee Gees song ever.
Great reaction!!! I love how you give the Bee Gees their just due.
I've been going through a chord chart of this song lately just strumming it and picking out some melodies. It really is classy song writing, all those jazzy sevens and inversions, major, minor colouration, its all over the show but works so well you don't notice it listening to the song it just flows. Great stuff of genius really.
Awesome!
The next Broadway hit musical should feature the music of The Bee Gees!
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God Bless You, Ken! You're a musical genius yourself! Thank you for appreciating the Bee Gees in all their musical genius!
Interestingly enough, I never thought of Lonely Days as an obscure BeeGees song. It's been on my playlist of their greatest hits since it came out!
Great!
This is really interesting, I intently watched your awesome analysis 3 times (hahah!), then listened to this heartaching song on their channel, then shared both videos with my loved ones. Keep up the great work, Ken!
Ken i love your vidieos, The Bee Gees need respect. They were the sound of my childhood, there isnt song wrighters like this anymore and it is so sad.Just glad i was around when they were at their peak...
So do I!