Stayin' Alive- Bee Gees (REACTION)
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- čas přidán 9. 12. 2019
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~I thought just for the heck of it we would check out some Bee Gees, This song is probably their most popular ?? I THINK lol correct me if i'm wrong. But it was interesting~
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I was never a big fan of disco in general but I have always loved the Bee Gees; pre-disco, disco, and post-disco.
The Bee Gees started in 1958 and have had hits in the 1960's, the 1970's, the 1980's, the 1990's, and the 2000's. They have always written their own music. They are not a "disco" group. They have always considered themselves R & B. Barry Gibb discovered that he could sing in that falsetto voice when recording "Nights on Broadway" from 1975. They needed someone to do some ad lib "screaming." at the end of the song. Barry found out that he could do it and actually sing a whole song doing that quite well. They were working on their next album, when Robert Stigwood came to them and asked them if they could write some songs for his movie which would become Saturday Night Fever. They gave him four songs which were already done and were intended for their next R & B album. No one could have predicted the success of that movie. The media attacked that whole "disco" thing, as they continue to attack things to this day. Barry Gibb's eldest son, Stephen Gibb, formed a heavy metal band in 1989, and he has always been extremely proud of his father. Barry Gibb took him to see KISS in concert when he was five years old. Of course, they went back stage to meet them. Stephen said it blew his mind when they started taking off their makeup. The Bee Gees are legendary and have an enormous library of work spanning 5 decades. Enjoyed your vlog!
So well said now that is education I try a little but thank you for sharing he needs to have a little more open mind if he is going to listen to any kind of music if he had there talent and money it would blow his mind
Glad you mentioned Rnb and not disco...that ''SPIRITS HAVE FLOWN'' album was fire.
Their early music was genius! "Lonely Days", "I Started a Joke", "Massachusetts", "NY Mining Disaster 1941", "I've Got to Get A Message To You" just to name a few
yup, check out their early music, entirely different to their disco stuff
Their 70's genre was supreme...Jive Talking, Nights on Broadway, Stayin Alive, How deep is your love, and many others that just turned to Gold whenever they had their Name attached to it. What the Beatles s were to the 60's the Bee Gee's were to the 70's.
Words, my brother
@@juliemnm8273 if i can't have you, Julie. The song I mean. Even good when that girl yevette or whatever sung it. Bye julie
Great music in the 70s , and IT still is in 2020.I love Theese guys.They have give us so much beautiful music.♥️
They were just freakin' great artists and their longevity is remarkable! Many hits in 60s and 70s (then of course they tied the Beatles with #1s in 1978!) The songcraft was second to none. The SNL and Grease soundtracks alone blew everything else outta the water! THEN, when ppl tripped on LSD and declared Rock and Roll threatened and acted so album-burning shitty (fall of disco), THEN, the Bee Gees just rallied, came back, and just kept on writing...MAJOR HITS! For superstars: Dionne Warwick, Barbra Streisand, Diana Ross, Celine Dion, Olivia-Newton-John, Yvonne Elliman, Frankie Valli, Samantha Sang, Dolly Parton. Kenny Rogers, Conway Twitty. THEN, even more hits for Bee Gees, again in their own right, in the 80s and 90s. Fuck, they "hit" literally every decade with billboard top 10s (with many of them #1s)! THEN, of course, every boy band wanted to cover a Bee Gees song. Hits in every decade from 1960 thru the 2000s (FIVE DECADES) is pretty damned spectacular, I would say!
Disco was the most popular type of music in the late '70s, but almost as popular was the notion that "Disco Sucks." There were a lot of t-shirts with that phrase on them. I used to be in the "Disco Sucks" camp, but after all these decades, the whole issue seems totally irrelevant.
I didn't hate dico or love it. It was just there. LOL. I sort of had to at least like it because all the girls we knew were into it and well the lions go where the food is.
I loved it...but I love to dance!
The problem was that once We snuck out to go dancing there was no way on God's green earth we were able to get back into the house until the next day!
Had our parents seen what we were wearing the discotheques, we would not be here to talk about it today!
( that being said, I have never disregarded the classics!)
KBOB disco grew out of the gay nightclubs in 71-77 in London NYC and Germany. I know I was there in all those places and the anti-disco movement was pretty blatantly homophobic in those days. Just saying cos I lived it. Disco went mainstream from these clubs.
@@ScottPothan The anti-disco propaganda was fueled not only by homophobia but it was racist as well. Disco music was seen as a threat to the "white" America. I doubt many music artists were actually "against" disco, a very few white racist DJ's contributed to creating the anti-disco movement.
This is a HUGE song back in the late 70s! The Bee Gees had lots of hits and here very popular.
The opening for "Saturday Night Fever" with John Travolta walking on a Brooklyn street!
Those were the days!
This group is really worthy of more than just a one hit review. They were super talented and their style evolved over many decades. So, it would be interresting to compare this with other hits, such as Massachusetts for example.
@Trevers CZcamstips They have had lots of hits. Take a look at wikipedia and the discography link on it, which shows their world wide number 1 hits.
The guy with a beard..Barry.. was one of the greatest falsetto singers of all time..with his brother..Robin..but they are all he-men!!😍😍
This was their disco era. They were the greatest . Listen to more and more. You will love them.
Disco... you either loved it or hated. lol I liked it though, the 70's seemed like a fun time.
They were, not least because there was music for everyone, from kids through heavy rockers to grannies and I liked that. There were also fun novelty songs that it was cool to hate but sold remarkably well and tended to be a guilty pleasure. Variety is the spice of life and music then was incredibly varied.
One of my top favorite albums of all time, "Saturday Night Fever" (good movie too)... and, yes, you can't NOT move to this song... and their other disco songs as well. They were the kings of disco. Their older music, they sing in their more natural lower tone. Try "Jive Talkin'" that's a fun one in their lower octive (sp). Disco was so popular in the late 70's. I was 14 when this came out. by the time I got to high school in 1980, there was the whole "Disco Sucks" thing. But I still loved it and still do. It's just such fun music to listen and dance to. : )
The bee gees greatest. The so called white album. Got it for Christmas 79
Those were great times!!! Very exciting to be a part of.
Barry's natural chest voice was a powerhouse, but during this time it was all about his newfound falsetto.
He does sing deeper but for this song he is in falsetto
No he doesnt
Oh yes he does
@@stevens5541 He does. He actually started singing with a different voice to be different and it got such a great response that he kept singing that way for the most part. listen to these and there are a lot more from the earlier years... czcams.com/video/QHtGu0OGEpc/video.html czcams.com/video/rBF6u_Qt-A0/video.html czcams.com/video/S43YhQ_eGTw/video.html
He does naturally sing lower, but he admitted that he changed to falsetto; as it worked better for when the disco era came around and the group and to change with the times.
Dan c. Thats some trusetto, nothing but truth
The song Night Fever was the Bee Gees biggest hit, staying at #1 for 7 weeks. It is on the Saturday Night Fever soundtrack along with Stayin' Alive. Disco revived their career in the early 70's with a song called Jive Talkin'. Before that the Bee Gees were known for their ballads like I Started A Joke, Run To Him and their biggest ballad called How Can You Mend A Broken Heart. After Jive Talkin', almost all of their songs were in the Disco genre. They made much more money on Disco than they had playing ballads. The Bee Gees rank as the #1 Disco artists of the Disco era, hands down. #2 on that list is Donna Summer. Try her hits Love To Love You Baby and Hot Stuff. You will like!
No, as a 60s kid I'm telling you we appreciated all the different genres.
The BeeGee's started performing (singing in harmony...) in England, in the mid 1950's - Barry (the oldest brother...) was 9, the twins (Robin and Maurice...) were six...
These three Musical Geniuses had the ability to musically adapt to each decade, and before the untimely (and unnecessary...) passing of brother Maurice, they were a force to be reckoned with for close to 50 years - composing, singing and writing (as well as producing...) their own material, and writing successful hits for Barbara Streisand, Dionne Warwick, Kenny Rogers/Dolly Parton and Diana Ross (to name a few...)...
Barry's ability to sing in falsetto was discovered by pure accident - and all three brothers have/had amazing voices in their own right...
They definitely encountered a lot of envy and jealousy during the disco era - still, whenever one of their latest hits (they had at least five at the same time, in the top 10...) played at any club, I still can remember how quickly the floor got absolutely packed...
"Staying Alive" has the perfect beat for performing CPR on a person - an irony that didn't go over well with some people...
I was 16 when this song hit the charts - and today, at 59, it still puts a smile on my face, and makes it impossible for me not to move, whenever I listen to it...💃
They used to have disco clubs everywhere and people would come and dance to this sound and the BeeGees were the first to come out with this sound . Later this sound came out again in the 80s with a heavy base beat like ace of base
The Bee Gees only had the falsetto in the 70's. Please go back a few years and hear Nights On Broadway and you'll trip cause it's the same guys!
You should look up the documentary on the Bee Gees.
They have been around a long time and have wrote some incredible songs for many artists. They are also pretty good musicians. I am a huge rocker and where in several bands back in the late 70's early 80's. You have to appreciate good music and talent no matter what genre. The Bee Gee's where bad ass! I tell you this while wearing my LED ZEPPELIN T SHIRT as we speak!🤘🤘
Yes it was very much like that. It seperated groups in our high school. Depending what you listened to
You should react to their early stuff. Massachusetts, andI Started a Joke. They had been singing since they were kids. Only the big bearded guy, Barry Gibb, is the only surviving brother.
Sadly there is only one left. They had a younger brother who died when he was only 30 (in the 80's) He had a great career as a singer also. Great voice.
Still, that being said, the Bee Gees were great song writers! I challenge you to Google how many hits they wrote! Love their music!!
The craft was so superior!
Way to go Trippy! Checking out all genres! Go on with your bad self!!
as a kid i would hear this on night at the roxberry, then later in my early 20s i was on mushrooms and someone was spinning the 45 instanly i then fell in love with the song LOL!!!
A great song and a great group
I grew up in this era, '84 grad. I appreciate most music, especially if there's at least a modicum of talent. The Bee-Gees might not be your cup of tea, but I think you have to appreciate the fact that they were good at what they did. The soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever is a must-have. It's disco, alright. But that music made the movie and started a whole wave of music and fashion that you either liked or didn't. Allow yourself to live in the moment of the song, absorb it. Feel the history in the song. There, you're time-traveling.
This was a great album liked by all types of people at the time. I was a (Rocker/Punk-Rocker), That had this album.
Bee Gee's were the BEST, and probably still are, as compared with the crap that is played in 2020. LOVED DISCO, at least when the Bee Gees Sang it, How can you not Love this song...
Excellent reaction mate. The question/comparison of putting Zep against Disco of this calibre is great. A really interesting perspective.
Barry, the brother in the middle, co-wrote an incredible movie called, "Hawks." Timothy Dalton starred in it right before he made his first 007 movie. Filmed in Amsterdam.
Try to react to Too much Heaven also by the Bee Gees and be amazed of Barry's control of the Falsetto voice.
Was born in 67 so I had all sorts of music played around me. I'll listen to everything but country. I for one love my rock and roll - but I never stop jamming to Disco. It's just way too fun
Yes that was the way it was. Not only heavy rock but also the macho sports guys and beer drinkers. Because disco was dead...over so when John traevolta did the movie with this as the soundtrack with all bee gees disco songs. The movie was one of the first block buster over 100 million dollars bee gees brought disco back. And women were in love with them and the disco and night clubs were playing this and doing John moves from movie on the dance floors. Disco was dead...bee gees single handedlly brought it back. A lot of people were mad.
I was in high school when this was popular. You had three groups of people. Those who were only into rock and hated disco, those who were strictly into disco and Pop, and didn’t care about serious rock ‘n’ roll, and those who were fine with any of it. I mostly liked rock ‘n’ roll, but definitely listened to the Bee Gees stuff. The clothes that were worn during the disco era were terrible. I mean, three-piece angel flight suits? Pa-LEEZ!. Anyway, the reason this is called version one, is because a second version was done using clips from the movie ‘Saturday Night Fever’ in which the Bee Gees soundtrack was featured. Given the movie’s popularity, it made sense.
They wrote so many songs they had written for other bands! This was also a movie that was a follow up to Saturday Night Fever. Worth watching if you like good Broadway dancing. Yeah they had really good voices. Sadly the only one left alive is Barry Gibb...the eldest brother...the good looking one with the beard and long hair! This is true disco Trippy!!
Congratulations on your willingness to try different genres of music. The Bee Gees were one of the most successful bands and songwriters of their era, selling over 200 million records worldwide. In 1979 when Saturday Night Fever was released and which Stayin' Alive was from, it was that year's best selling album with sales of 27 million and eventually 40 million worldwide. Only six other bands/artists have ever released an album that has sold more copies. You just reviewed a stone cold classic.
Barry looked good in polyester. All the brothers had great falsetto. Don’t knock Disco till you try it.🤟😎
I was too young for the disco "scene" and far too cool (I thought) for the music! My friends and I were proud holders of the D.R.E.A.D. card(Detroit Rockers Engaged in the Abolition of Disco)! Clearly, I'm not nearly as cool now as I was then and I can enjoy disco and respect it's spot in music and pop culture history.
I grew up there too, my neighborhood loved disco except the urban hillbillies all had DREAD cards 🤣🤣
It's falsetto singing, at which the BeeGees excelled. They have other tunes using their regular voices. They didn't do as well, though.
Wow! Particular sincere thanks after a yesterday at the hospital having to go for a colonoscopy (and its 3 days of "preparation"), and that one with a camera going down your throat to the stomach. That said, this tune is an icon if not the icone of the disco era. For me disco was the time when I did go to bars to cruze girls, dance and get drunk. Nothing else. The tune (which I usually hate, by the way), just make me quite positive. But watching you, was absolutely awsome! Man, you made my day from the start. I now got a big smile on my face. Once again, becaus it's deserved, my most sincere thanks... Take care...
@@innit8376 Maybe but I reckon my preoccupations were quite a bit different. 😂😂😂😂
@@innit8376 Yes So I can eat, drink a beer and do not have to poop my very soul every 5 minutes...
Oh Geez that sounds awful haha but thanks for the love man!
Thanks for the like.
@@TrippyHippi3 Sounds worst that it really is... They shoot you down with high quality stuff so could not lmao because there was a camera in it... ha! ha! ha!
It is funny how the these rock stars say how the hated disco but yet they visited the big disco club Studio 54 in New York and had a great time back then.
I was in the disco camp but respected the disco sucks camp. I remember sneaking in to see the movie at sixteen because it was restricted and you had to be eighteen to get in.
They all sang falsetto for alot of their music. I grew up with them in the 70's
Yes...we actually had a huge thing between disco and rock. I live in Chicago so there was a huge disco burning thing from a radio station...I think it was at Soldier Field where the Bears play (not very well though 😂) done by Steve Dahl and Gary Meyer who were disc jockeys at this radio station. There was a rivalry for airtime between disco and rock...but we ended up listening to all of it and dancing to it in the clubs in the early 80s!
Comisky. White Sox doubleheader. The night that dice duck died. Blew up the disco albums. Think you got in with a dollar and a album to blow up between games. Not smart vso many shards of albums in the outfield als the riot/party they had to cancel the second game lol. They blew them up. When America took chances. They don't do that,or jarts,jars, quarterback( broke my brothers teeth out
On Easter.)Lol. Where have all the good times gone. Vh
Disco duck not dice. Still laughing about my brother
Righteous Brothers,( You've List That Living Feeling ) or ( Unchained Melody) Live in color High Quality
All of these disco songs made the boys millionaires
Cool reaction brooo
Great song and sound.. makes you feel like you're 6'10" and in the groove.
Watch the sergeant peppers lonely hearts band movie. They do some great versions of beatles songs. Especially a day in life.
wow amazing
You should do To Much Heaven and How Deep Is Your Love by the BeeGees.
BGs music has totally stood the test of time while lot of hard rock had very short shelf life. Both could be good. Lot of guys disliked disco because of its excesses but also because they couldn't dance a lick and thus never could get into the disco scene which was damn fun at times.
I love your laughter at what's prob weird music to you, the best part 😁he did sound like mickey mouse when he sang in that way.
This is stereotypical 1970s disco track and if you didn't know this went to Saturday Night Fever with John Travolta. A great song very recognizable
Talking about seventies disco there were two music movies which were huge! Everyone was talking about them. - "Saturday Ngt Fever" and "Grease". I wasn't too interested (I was 12 in 1978) but my sisted (2 years older then me) was obsessed🤪. But these movies were huge blockbusters.
Aah the dreaded disco days!
No other group that I'm aware of had anywhere near the success that The BeeGees has singing falsetto. Hey, I can't think of any other band that sang falsetto!
Watcha doing on your back? "You should be dancing."
My sister was a disco dancing queen and I was 10 years younger and absolutely hated it. Lol
There was a club just outside Detroit that had disco dancing upstairs and a rock n roll bar downstairs. Lots of fights in the parking lot.
Yes yes they did. Until kiss did I was made for lovin you.
My youth.
At that time ,there was only two other bigger acts in music history ,Elvis and the beatles ,that was it .
HELL WE WERE ALL STONED .🎅🎅🎅🎅
There was a lot of music snobbery about in those days, though I'm not sure it was from the groups, more from those who regarded their musical tastes as superior. I worked with one such guy who sneered at anything that was popular, dismissing one colleague with the disparaging remark "He'll be buying Eagles albums next'. So, imagine the delight when he got a girlfriend who dragged him along to a concert by the ultra pop, band Showaddywaddy. How are the mighty fallen.Johnny Lydon, lead singer of the main punk group the 'Sex Pistols' is a huge Bee Gees fan - though he probably kept quiet about it back them.
I didn't hate dico or love it. It was just there. LOL. I mean I said I hated it because thats what you said. Also, most "true" rockers thought Kiss was just a gimmicky no talent band for 13-year-olds at the time. But I didn't mind a lot of Disco. I sort of had to at least like it because all the girls we knew were into it and well the lions go where the food is. Sadly, the soundtrack was on a continuous loop at the movie theater we always went to between shows. The movie theater had 3X's in it's name and well we got to know the soundtrack very well. I am pretty sure another version of the video is John Travolta walking through the streets of Brooklyn as this played. This is the movie that made him a star. He had just left the tv show "Welcome Back Kotter" and may have done a Stephan King movie( I think Christine or maybe a cameo in Carrie) just before this came out. Just after this, he did the movie "Grease."
I named my resue cat named after them because she danced to this song 😃😅🤔
The disco got so popular and also hated that there was held a Disco Demolition Night in Comiskey park in Chicago during a baseball game. That was infact a disgrace by the founders of that event.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disco_Demolition_eNight
Also in the late seventies and beginning of 1980 there were radio stations that held Bee Gees free weekends because nearly all music on the hitlists were either done by The Bee Gees or was written by them. They themselves in a span of 6 consecutive number 1's from late 1977 to end of 1979 and at one time had 5 songs song or written by them on the US top 10 at the same time. This has not been match by anyone except The Beatles.
I think the biggest problem with disco was for a couple of years it was hard to find anything but disco on the radio and people got burnt out on it. Kinda like people are getting burnt out on rap and pop with auto tune today. We need an auto tune sucks revolution.
Travolta in his "Disco Movie" (Saturday Night Fever") debut. I hate Disco, but the chicks dug it back then.
As a kid I remember loving Kiss, that was my bad ! But as a rock fan it was well known u couldn’t like disco! That was it! Disco Sucks was everywhere in the rock community!
And at the same time of Kiss and their popularity the BeeGees were at their height of popularity. I think back and I was a kid as well it all just runs together and you really couldn't have one without the other to create the 70s.
But these guys were before disco. They’re from Australia but migrated to London as children. They were teen bee gees. Even a younger brother was music famous. They might have been on the edge of the fiftie. Out of all of them only Barry the one you were talking about is left. They all died tragic deaths
Quit fighting it,get up and boogie. Dude are you Scott Baio's son?That was pretty good. Good sense of humor. Beatles ,Ac dc with Bon, led zeppelin, , then the bee gees.
HERMOSOOOS MAURICE ROBIN BARRY !!!!!!!!!!!!!! UNICOS
My wife and are howling watching you react! If you can't chuckle @ this then you have no sense of humor!
hahaha!
Yes we rock fans hated Disco back n the 70s it's true
@Trevers CZcamstips Not all of us. For some of us, if the song was good, it was good no matter what "genre" somebody decided to place it in. And a lot of disco was solid (and some rock wasn't all that all the time). :)
That's true, with a handful of exceptions. The main one for me being the Bee Gees, still love them.
For those rock bands that hated disco back in the seventies you sure missed out on some good roller skating times
@Trevers CZcamstips any thing that makes you get up and move is dance Music, AKA DISCO....the 70's had the best Disco /Dance Music ever unless you had 2 left feet.
No, we all didn't. I have always loved all music. Why someone would limit themselves to one genre is beyond me!
Saw the movie when it came out.
Australian Brothers called Gibb...and that formed their name BG's = Brothers Gibb !!!!!
British actually. They moved to Australia when Barry was 12 and the twins were nearly 9.
Those of us who came of age during the '70s had the most incredible range of rock/pop music of any decade. Disco was an unfortunate part of that.
Barry Disco music wasn't all that bad. It was basically "Dance" music with great kick drum and rhythms that got those butts on the dance floor! Personally as a DJ myself I think disco has gotten a BAD rap. And it's FAR superior than these anto-tuned whores and the gangsta rap garbage that permeates the radio today. PEACE RICKY PARKER 😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸😎🎸
And also Barry did you know that "I was made for Lovin you" by KISS was a disco song? Also "Da you think I'm sexy" by Rod Stewart was a disco song and also "Heart of glass" by Blondie.
@@rickyparker3853 My Disco comment was meant to be tongue and cheek and I do agree with you, there are many disco songs that are enjoyable.
Let me educate you the bee gee changed with the times and wrote so many song for different singer he started sing falsetto when the music area changed listen to there earlier music but they have great music nights on broad way ,tradegy I couldn't bargain to name them all.research them it will blow your mind
Yes..we freaks Hated disco..Hyde is exactly right. We even had a disco demolition concert where we destroyed disco albums..and they were really tough to break, you could bend them right in half ...
Trippy Hippie check out "Boogie Child" and "To love Somebody" by The Bee Gees.
Yeah, there are other versions. This is the one that really got that song off the ground. czcams.com/video/HVEqy6K18Yo/video.html. IMO it was a stroke of genius to pair that Bee Gee song with this video and use it as the opening scene in "Saturday Night Fever".
There was a lot of latent, and some not so latent, bigotry involved in the 'disco sucks' movement. Fuelled by the fact that it was perceived as music for women, black people and, above all, 'queers'. Some genuinely hated the music, others just kneejerkingly disliked it, refusing to even give it a chance. Above all else it was seen as 'unmanly'. Don't get me wrong, there were a lot of truly dreadful disco tracks around but... there were also some genuine classics. There can be a lot of snobbery amongst rock fans, towards other genres but most will have hidden pop and dance 'guilty pleasures. Dance music is usually experienced best in it's natural habitat, on the dance floor, in a club. Not a natural habitat for a lot of rock fans. ;) :)
LOL!
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They almost sound like Alvin and the Chipmunks. Disco was a European invasion of North American Rock'n Roll music and it was hated by fans more so than the bands or groups.
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I'm gonna give YOU a thumbs up just for picking a FUNNY name, "Mr. Trippy Hippi3", ha ha! :-P
I REALLY feel like i want to TREAT YOU to a big fat JUICY cheeseburger with fries and two beers And a fattening apple pie, i have NO idea WHY But i just WANT to do that for YOU, LOL! :-)
And p.s. There are a FEW Artists from the 70's, 80's And also from the 60's who DID Have RESPECT for the Bee Gees, they were NOT their biggest Fans But they DID Have RESPECT for those three brothers 'cause THEY SURE HAD SOME damn GOOD VOCAL SKILLS, But i can't seem to remember right Now who those Artists were. Anyway, i'm Signing off for Now, Have an Awesome week to YOU, "Mr. Trippy Hippi3" (j/k with ya')!
Yea I love The Bee Gees now but if u were in the Disco Sucks group, you wore the t shirts and supported the whole disco sucks movement.
The song " El perdon " by .Diana Navarro lyrics sub
At all oof the sports stadiums disco was dead dead dead and them crowds there were mad at disco. They wanted to hear no more of it. Then John revolts made a dancing... music movie called Saturday day night live in New York City. This group was dead with their falsetto and disco music. This Unreleased album they had made was going To go nowhere. The producers heard about their recordings in the studio and ask for it as the backdrop for the movie. John had danced to another song in the movie but the artist refused to give the song to the producers. The editor took the song and others to put it to the movie. The song was off to the dancing. With Johns help they fixed the song to fit the dancing. The song was stayin alive. The movie was a blockbuster and The Bee Gees brought disco back and everbod was copying John moves in the movies. And The Bee Gees brought disco back with this song
If you reacting to music you should know what singing in fasetto means, it's been done by many artists before and the bee gees took it to a whole new level, we're talking one the most iconic and successful songwriters in the history of popular music, the least you can do is educate yourself a little when it comes to music.
Staying alive is the movie sound track too staying alive movie with John Travolta
How do you not know of the Bee Gees your not old but your old enough to know of the BeeGees. This is not hate or me being a Dick. Im just truly curious. This song has been played for years at every party, wedding ,background music in stores, everywhere.
I am trip in LSD
Kinda funny how videos were made in the 70s huh?