WOW‼️ never heard this, SUPER song from a totally SUPER MAN, how many women out there thought Mo was about the finest looking guy around? Just me???❤️❤️ not
He's such a chameleon...his voice sounds different in almost every song. Definitely an underrated talent....wonder what could have been if he had lived longer. At least some of his solo work is available to us fans.
Mo had the richest. Smooth. Quality.in tone LOVED his deep voice. Ooohh. So sexy.... He had the best rhythm in his delivery and during all their concerts ...always ON POINT with every song they sang. He was only one who had a sense of "dancing" to whatever beat .......
Some more Mo leads... Above and beyond Omega man Dimensions House of shame Overnight Wildflower Closer than close Love never dies Man in the middle Walking on air Country woman On time The bridge Hold her in your hand Angel of mercy Railroad You know it's for you It's just the way Trafalgar Lay it on me My thing Suddenly Where are you All by myself
Always thought there was something special about sweet mo .this song proves it. He had a special voice.mo was deep, pity others didn't see it.miss you sweet mo neita
Some other Mo' leads... Above and beyond Omega man Dimensions House of shame Overnight Wildflower Closer than close Love never dies Man in the middle Walking on air Country woman On time The bridge Hold her in your hand Angel of mercy Railroad You know it's for you It's just the way Trafalgar Lay it on me My thing Suddenly Where are you All by myself
Por supuesto que nos dimos cuenta de la hermosa y versátil voz de Maurice, dando excelentes notas altas como bajas. Pero él era muy feliz componiendo, haciendo las armonías y coros, cantando una que otra canción en cada álbum, tocando miles de instrumentos, dirigiendo al grupo en los conciertos y viendo las cuestiones técnicas de las grabaciones. Pero lo más importante, era feliz de ver lucirse a sus hermanos, con que cara de orgullo los veía lucirse. Su humildad lo hizo grande
@@miauvader6823thank you for this list. Some of them I have never heard of. There are several others I wonder if he was at least partial lead are songs like "Paradise" and "Baby As You Turn Away"? His voice was so simular to Barry's that there are times I am not quite sure who I am hearing. There are many times too that I am discovering that Mo did quite a few of their addlibs from way back before 1974 even. As I watch much of their performances I would hear something that sounded awesome so I look back to see who it was and it was Maurice. He was so adorable too. I just simply loved him, still do.
Yet,another song I have never heard! Beautiful song, beautiful voice! Mo had gifts that were seldom seen. His ability to play almost any instrument, self taught , is astounding in itself. Miss all of the guys!
Just listened again today, August 2022, and OMG, the song is even greater, and the singer is 1000 times better!!STILL LOVE YOU MO AND MISS YOUR WONDERFUL VOICE AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FACE💔💔💔😞😞
MAURICE ERNEST, had a GREAT VOICE, so did ROBIN & so does our BARRY. A GREAT SONG this is, thank you, RIP MAURICE ERNEST GIBB, I heard this song when I was a youngster , many moons ago, lol.
Qué hermosas y sentidas tus palabras dedicadas a Maurice, se ve que lo admiras y quieres tanto como yo😢. Te recomiendo la canción de 1997 en dónde el lleva la primera voz, te encantará, se llama " Closer than close" , disfrútala. Saludos
I know this must have been a very early recording of our wonderful Mo. He seemed to have had it all. It was a gift for sure. No matter what was needed from him, he delivered it in a way that only he could bring it. I still shed tears when I watch and listen to him perform in the concert videos, or just interviews we are so blessed to see. I believe God took him, because He wanted him in Heaven to teach angels to sing, and then welcomed Robin to join in. . Just waiting for Barry to finish his work here on earth, and then he will join his brothers to have God's beautiful harmony back where they first started. At least that's my ideas, and I'm stick' to 'um! What that must sound like now in that realm. Beautiful in every way. Love and miss Maurice and Robin. ❤ 😊 Deme in Bama.
No, I think it was Brian Hyland who sang "Sealed with a Kiss" - but I don't know exactly when ... but I think the Bee Gees were into those late "50s and early '60s pop love songs quite a bit. "Sealed with a Kiss" might have influenced this recording.
I don't know if that influenced him, but I doubt it. In the 50's twins were 10 or under. But, I must say that Nothing will replace Brian Hyland's "Sealed with a Kiss" I loved It but haven't thought of it in years. Maurice tried but no hit material here. I love Mo, just being honest. His instrumentals for Breed Apart soundtrack are totally awesome! And he played the piano on Seven Seas Symphony on Odessa album and was great!
This was not Maurice's in his best I agree. He sounded different here, but is OK. Yes the instrumentals for that soundtrack is totally the best. If only the movie was would have made it big on Box Office who knows maybe his music could had been consider for an Oscar Buzz. He was a excellent writer for instrumentals.
juie anderson nothing wrong with it. His voice is hauntingly pleasant. Melody catchy. He was so underrated. Always in Barry’s shadow. He too could sing falsetto. In Barry’s own words Maurice could harmonise with anyone. RIP Maurice Robin and Andy.
10.7.'15 maymay timber thanks for this upload love this where can I find this Lonely Winter? in. what. album. or CD collection belongs this song. anybody Pls. help me thanks in advance.
Btw here more of the Mo' leads... Above and beyond Omega man Dimensions House of shame Overnight Wildflower Closer than close Love never dies Man in the middle Walking on air Country woman On time The bridge Hold her in your hand Angel of mercy Railroad You know it's for you It's just the way Trafalgar Lay it on me My thing Suddenly Where are you All by myself ...there are some more, but I can't recall the titles right now.
Well ...some of Maurice's leads: Above and beyond Omega man Dimensions House of shame Overnight Wildflower Closer than close Love never dies Man in the middle Walking on air Country woman On time The bridge Hold her in your hand Angel of mercy Railroad You know it's for you It's just the way Trafalgar Lay it on me My thing Suddenly Where are you All by myself
Wow, doesn't sound like Maurice too much! When was this song recorded? Mo must've been pretty young at the time. Later, his voice deepened, lowered in pitch and became smoother, more mellow. I like this, though ... it's reminiscent of pop songs from the early '60s ... especially one ... but I can't quite put my finger on it.
This song was not recorded. It was listed as a no record. Check out " My Thing" another no record from "the cucumber Castle Album". In that song it sounded like Mo. "Everytime I see you Smile" is another great one from Barry and Maurice. Barry is talking while Maurice does the singing.
The song was recorded by the Bee Gees in Australia in 1966. It was one of the few songs not written by them but by a member of another group. That was an arrangement in which the brothers or Barry wrote a song for that group (which I believe was Steve and the Board) and a member of that group returned the favor. It is Maurice on lead vocals and reminiscent of "Sealed with a Kiss." The song is one of a number of Australia compositions that have never been released in the US but has been released in Australia and several other countries. It is available on "Brilliant from Birth," which has 65(!) Australian compositions and covers on two discs. And about Maurice, he was the musical chameleon of the group as a vocalist. Maurice and Barry were sometimes considered to be vocal twins, because of Maurice's great ability for mimicking. He could sing in Barry's range and sometimes took the high harmonies on some of Barry's songs or sometimes dualed for Barry's voice, where you think you were hearing Barry but actually hearing Maurice. Then, there were songs like "Lonely Winter" where it doesn't sound like Maurice but actually is. Maurice had a better range than he was ever given credit for but I think on his later songs with the baritone to bass voices, that was to distinguish himself from Barry and Robin. Ironically, Barry and Robin claimed that some of the later Maurice-sung songs was actually written and sung by them, but written with the view of Maurice singing them. That included songs like "Omega Man," which was sung by Barry in falsetto, and "Love Never Dies" and "Giving Up the Ghost." Robin sang the verse on LND but had Maurice sing the song's chorus. And it was almost the same on GUTG: Robin sings the verse and Maurice sings the bridge. It was a way of involving him more on the vocals since Barry and Robin still tended to dominate the vocals department.
Maurice lead single "Omega Man" was written by him. All is lead singing vocals song were his songs or the head writer. "Wildflower " Mo was leading vocals and the only song by him from "Living Eyes".
Hate to burst your bubble here, but "Omega Man" was first sung by Barry in falsetto. For whatever reasons, the results were unsatisfactory and Maurice took a crack at the lead vocal. It's possible Barry and Robin may have planned for the song to be sung by Maurice and Barry's unhappiness with his vocal was just a ruse to get Maurice to sing it. One reason suggested Maurice didn't sing many of the leads was that he didn't write the lyrics. The brothers seemed to suggest in the 60s that Barry and Robin wrote the lyrics while Maurice came up with the melodies. During their brief solo careers, Maurice wrote with his then brother-in-law, Billy Lawrie. But, the brothers also said whoever sung a song the best was tapped as the lead singer. I suspect Barry and Robin had certain songs they intended to sing but there were other songs where the lead vocals were determined by who performed the song the best. That was the case on "Omega Man."
No, You need to do some homework, Barry did not start his falsetto until R&B producer" Arif Mardin" ask the Bee Gees "who want to try and do a falsetto and Barry had no idea he had a falsetto voice! He said it in his own words. The first song was "Nights on Broadway" which had Barry singing higher vocals. Maurice had the higher range in the early Bee Gee recordings.
WOW‼️ never heard this, SUPER song from a totally SUPER MAN, how many women out there thought Mo was about the finest looking guy around? Just me???❤️❤️ not
Too sexy. It was his demeanor that made him so appealing he got was so sexy even older.
Not just you! He was lovely ❤️
Jessy Myrle.Yes, he is very sexy and the finest looking guy around - always was, is and will be!!!
Maurice's voice resembles to Barry's in this song.
Jessie. Yep. He Certainly owned his own. All three had their seperate sex appeal. But combined. They were unsurpassable.....
Love this sexy guy!
Maurice had the sweetest, softest voice. I think it represented what he was really like. Miss you, our dear Mo.
He never failed to do solos from this all the way to Man in the Middle!
And ironically. Sang the highest note in their harmonies.....that tells you his enormous range of talent
Yes, sang the highest with headvoice, not falsetto.
He's such a chameleon...his voice sounds different in almost every song. Definitely an underrated talent....wonder what could have been if he had lived longer. At least some of his solo work is available to us fans.
Mo had the richest. Smooth. Quality.in tone LOVED his deep voice. Ooohh. So sexy.... He had the best rhythm in his delivery and during all their concerts ...always ON POINT with every song they sang. He was only one who had a sense of "dancing" to whatever beat .......
Simplemente fue único e irrepetible, el mejor.
Maurice Gibb
What a beautiful song. Will and forever be in love with Maurice ❤️❤️
What a beautiful song,by a beautiful man!!
Awesome song beautiful song and a great voice. Love to listen to Maurice sing. Love and miss Maurice.
Some more Mo leads...
Above and beyond
Omega man
Dimensions
House of shame
Overnight
Wildflower
Closer than close
Love never dies
Man in the middle
Walking on air
Country woman
On time
The bridge
Hold her in your hand
Angel of mercy
Railroad
You know it's for you
It's just the way
Trafalgar
Lay it on me
My thing
Suddenly
Where are you
All by myself
@@miauvader6823 just heard trafalgar..love it.🤩
Always thought there was something special about sweet mo .this song proves it. He had a special voice.mo was deep, pity others didn't see it.miss you sweet mo neita
Some other Mo' leads...
Above and beyond
Omega man
Dimensions
House of shame
Overnight
Wildflower
Closer than close
Love never dies
Man in the middle
Walking on air
Country woman
On time
The bridge
Hold her in your hand
Angel of mercy
Railroad
You know it's for you
It's just the way
Trafalgar
Lay it on me
My thing
Suddenly
Where are you
All by myself
Por supuesto que nos dimos cuenta de la hermosa y versátil voz de Maurice, dando excelentes notas altas como bajas.
Pero él era muy feliz componiendo, haciendo las armonías y coros, cantando una que otra canción en cada álbum, tocando miles de instrumentos, dirigiendo al grupo en los conciertos y viendo las cuestiones técnicas de las grabaciones. Pero lo más importante, era feliz de ver lucirse a sus hermanos, con que cara de orgullo los veía lucirse. Su humildad lo hizo grande
@@miauvader6823thank you for this list. Some of them I have never heard of. There are several others I wonder if he was at least partial lead are songs like "Paradise" and "Baby As You Turn Away"? His voice was so simular to Barry's that there are times I am not quite sure who I am hearing. There are many times too that I am discovering that Mo did quite a few of their addlibs from way back before 1974 even. As I watch much of their performances I would hear something that sounded awesome so I look back to see who it was and it was Maurice. He was so adorable too. I just simply loved him, still do.
Beautiful song ..beautiful voice ..
Love Maurice!! Great Singer
Unable to understand why Lovely Maurice didn't sing more solo ?? Nice voice
Yet,another song I have never heard! Beautiful song, beautiful voice! Mo had gifts that were seldom seen. His ability to play almost any instrument, self taught , is astounding in itself. Miss all of the guys!
Just listened again today, August 2022, and OMG, the song is even greater, and the singer is 1000 times better!!STILL LOVE YOU MO AND MISS YOUR WONDERFUL VOICE AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL FACE💔💔💔😞😞
Qué hermosas tus palabras para mí querido Maurice, se ve que lo admiras y quieres tanto como yo. Gracias.
Saludos
Its Maurice singing alone not Barry. He sang this about 1967. He was about 17 and I was the same age as him back then.
Muchas gracias por aportarnos ese excelente dato. Cómo pasó tan rápido el tiempo!!!
Saludos
What a lovely song of Maurice, the melody brings you to a love emotion, miss you Mo.
He was 16, when this song sang. Young and very very attractive.😔💥❤
I do enjoy his songs. All three have amazing voices whether singing alone or all together
LOVE MAURICE
I Love Maurice
Very nice Maurice
Thank you ,you tube for all the videos I never realized how great they were after watching the videos I feel like I know them.👍😍♥️
Haven’t heard this before . Good song. Great voice.
Another wonderful song by a Bee Gee Brother!
the best,Maurice
Love💓Love👄Love💕💝Maurice ''Mo"'💝
I love this one. I think Maurice's style was hot!
MAURICE ERNEST, had a GREAT VOICE, so did ROBIN & so does our BARRY. A GREAT SONG this is, thank you, RIP MAURICE ERNEST GIBB, I heard this song when I was a youngster , many moons ago, lol.
!!!!😇😤
Never heard this before. Good song.
Luv our gorgeous Mo😍...even saw him playing drums..he does it all 💦💔MISS YOU💔💦
So cute when asked,. Why the hat??? He said. He wasn't able to take it off!!! Good answer
He was so hot in those long coats. Who else could wear those coats and look as good
難得欣賞到 maurice 這首動聽的曲子, 平日常會聆賞他的音樂, 家族成員們各個皆為音樂天賦人才, 在樂界各有一片天相當不錯的口碑, 此影音節奏明快賞味當下就覺喜愛接受它；嗓音具有個人風格屬於中低音特色很快就被吸引著, 會讓人印象深刻感受到他歌聲的魅力所在, 稱其為樂壇上優質的音樂人可說是當之無愧。
Qué hermosas y sentidas tus palabras dedicadas a Maurice, se ve que lo admiras y quieres tanto como yo😢.
Te recomiendo la canción de 1997 en dónde el lleva la primera voz, te encantará, se llama " Closer than close" , disfrútala.
Saludos
❤️ Brad and Mo, heaven must sound even more beautiful . I miss You daily and unsoothably. Mum❤️🙏
soft voice
nice song maurice🤗🤗🤗 missed you🙏🙏🙏
wow,what a beautiful melody
Que grande era ❤😢... Extraordinario 😢
MISS ROBIN and Maurice 💘 u both always Beautiful song
I love this song. Missing Mo!
It's 2024 and still listening to this. Who's with me?
Primeiro dia do ano ouvindo Maurice Gibb,
❤ never heard this song, love it... Maurice had a beautiful voice
Amo💝 amo💝 amo💝 Maurice
Extraordinaria canción de Maurice, con su grán voz. ¡Para escuchar!!
Amooooooo ... Maurice Wonderful
fabolous x
eternamente Maurrice!
I know this must have been a very early recording of our wonderful Mo. He seemed to have had it all. It was a gift for sure. No matter what was needed from him, he delivered it in a way that only he could bring it. I still shed tears when I watch and listen to him perform in the concert videos, or just interviews we are so blessed to see. I believe God took him, because He wanted him in Heaven to teach angels to sing, and then welcomed Robin to join in. . Just waiting for Barry to finish his work here on earth, and then he will join his brothers to have God's beautiful harmony back where they first started. At least that's my ideas, and I'm stick' to 'um! What that must sound like now in that realm. Beautiful in every way. Love and miss Maurice and Robin. ❤ 😊 Deme in Bama.
Very nice song. Love it :D
Love the Bee Gees always
Maurice, o melhor Bee Gees para sempre.
Tal filha tal mãe, bom gosto vem de berço, Maurice Wonderful
Ainda acho o Robin o melhor deles, haha.
Maurice est le musicien du groupe robin la voix et barry 1 peu des 2
Era muito engraçado, fazia parte de 1/3 dos beegees sem ele não funcionou, sem Robin Gibb também não funcionou.
Era muito engraçado
who's still listening till now 2022?
Still listening in 2024
Maurice o melhor Bee gess para sempre
A master musician
Beautiful sonhgby maurice
ace song love yus foever xxxxx
Wow♥️The great Maurice B GEES Mo voice sounds like ELVIS🌹
Mi canción favorita de Mo ,la que canta con Lulú.👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖🇪🇦
Very Beatle-esque
I wish we had more info about this. He sounds like he's a young, young, man on this.
Another person on here said he might have been about 18 at the time
@@raesmith2164 he was actually 16. It was recorded about July 1966 at the St. Clair studios in Sydney.
You have company. He also had a beautiful voice.
Maurice Daumen hoch
schöne stimmen 1
Fofo de meu coração, vo doce como ele era❤️👏👏👏👏
This is one of the Australian recordings and I'm sure Mo is credited with it.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inception/Nostalgia
GRANDE & ETERNO MAURICE! 💖
MA..RA..VI..LHO..SO..!💗💗
Gibb Family, one tone for one music
He actually has the best voice among the Gibbs brother best at country sing too he’s just a laid back person and let his two brothers do the solos.
❤❤❤❤❤❤
Prachtige stem heeft Mo ❤❤❤
Love this gay ❤❤❤
Bon anniversaire mo
nice
20/03 2016 pra sempre maurice
Interesting song
Reminds me of "Sealed with a Kiss" by Brian Hyland.
💕🎸💕🎸
No, I think it was Brian Hyland who sang "Sealed with a Kiss" - but I don't know exactly when ... but I think the Bee Gees were into those late "50s and early '60s pop love songs quite a bit. "Sealed with a Kiss" might have influenced this recording.
I don't know if that influenced him, but I doubt it. In the 50's twins were 10 or under. But, I must say that Nothing will replace Brian Hyland's "Sealed with a Kiss" I loved It but haven't thought of it in years. Maurice tried but no hit material here. I love Mo, just being honest. His instrumentals for Breed Apart soundtrack are totally awesome! And he played the piano on Seven Seas Symphony on Odessa album and was great!
This was not Maurice's in his best I agree. He sounded different here, but is OK. Yes the instrumentals for that soundtrack is totally the best. If only the movie was would have made it big on Box Office who knows maybe his music could had been consider for an Oscar Buzz. He was a excellent writer for instrumentals.
How would i find a bred apart or seven seas symphony to hear what you referred to? Thank you..
juie anderson nothing wrong with it. His voice is hauntingly pleasant. Melody catchy. He was so underrated. Always in Barry’s shadow. He too could sing falsetto. In Barry’s own words Maurice could harmonise with anyone. RIP Maurice Robin and Andy.
This actually could be Barry on lead.
Barry's on lead is not that is for sure. Barry's voice is recognized right away. I think he was 18 years old when he sang this song.
10.7.'15
maymay timber
thanks for this upload
love this
where can I find this
Lonely Winter? in. what. album. or CD
collection belongs
this song. anybody
Pls. help me thanks
in advance.
The album was called "The Loner"it was unreleased because the Bee Gees got back together..
Eden Nagase en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inception/Nostalgia
@@tammyleece2188 No, this is not from The Loner ...it is way before part of the BGs songs only released in Australia.
You can find it in "Brilliant From Birth" and in "Inception /Nostalgia".
Btw here more of the Mo' leads...
Above and beyond
Omega man
Dimensions
House of shame
Overnight
Wildflower
Closer than close
Love never dies
Man in the middle
Walking on air
Country woman
On time
The bridge
Hold her in your hand
Angel of mercy
Railroad
You know it's for you
It's just the way
Trafalgar
Lay it on me
My thing
Suddenly
Where are you
All by myself
...there are some more, but I can't recall the titles right now.
His voice looks like Barry
Vi um dia um comentário que mourice gibb não cantava um 1 voz, mas sem essa voz linda o beegees era só 2/3 ele era 1/3 dos beegees.
Well ...some of Maurice's leads:
Above and beyond
Omega man
Dimensions
House of shame
Overnight
Wildflower
Closer than close
Love never dies
Man in the middle
Walking on air
Country woman
On time
The bridge
Hold her in your hand
Angel of mercy
Railroad
You know it's for you
It's just the way
Trafalgar
Lay it on me
My thing
Suddenly
Where are you
All by myself
Wow, doesn't sound like Maurice too much! When was this song recorded? Mo must've been pretty young at the time. Later, his voice deepened, lowered in pitch and became smoother, more mellow. I like this, though ... it's reminiscent of pop songs from the early '60s ... especially one ... but I can't quite put my finger on it.
This song was not recorded. It was listed as a no record. Check out " My Thing" another no record from "the cucumber Castle Album". In that song it sounded like Mo. "Everytime I see you Smile" is another great one from Barry and Maurice. Barry is talking while Maurice does the singing.
The song was recorded by the Bee Gees in Australia in 1966. It was one of the few songs not written by them but by a member of another group. That was an arrangement in which the brothers or Barry wrote a song for that group (which I believe was Steve and the Board) and a member of that group returned the favor. It is Maurice on lead vocals and reminiscent of "Sealed with a Kiss." The song is one of a number of Australia compositions that have never been released in the US but has been released in Australia and several other countries. It is available on "Brilliant from Birth," which has 65(!) Australian compositions and covers on two discs.
And about Maurice, he was the musical chameleon of the group as a vocalist. Maurice and Barry were sometimes considered to be vocal twins, because of Maurice's great ability for mimicking. He could sing in Barry's range and sometimes took the high harmonies on some of Barry's songs or sometimes dualed for Barry's voice, where you think you were hearing Barry but actually hearing Maurice. Then, there were songs like "Lonely Winter" where it doesn't sound like Maurice but actually is. Maurice had a better range than he was ever given credit for but I think on his later songs with the baritone to bass voices, that was to distinguish himself from Barry and Robin.
Ironically, Barry and Robin claimed that some of the later Maurice-sung songs was actually written and sung by them, but written with the view of Maurice singing them. That included songs like "Omega Man," which was sung by Barry in falsetto, and "Love Never Dies" and "Giving Up the Ghost." Robin sang the verse on LND but had Maurice sing the song's chorus. And it was almost the same on GUTG: Robin sings the verse and Maurice sings the bridge. It was a way of involving him more on the vocals since Barry and Robin still tended to dominate the vocals department.
Maurice lead single "Omega Man" was written by him. All is lead singing vocals song were his songs
or the head writer. "Wildflower " Mo was leading vocals and the only song by him from "Living Eyes".
Hate to burst your bubble here, but "Omega Man" was first sung by Barry in falsetto. For whatever reasons, the results were unsatisfactory and Maurice took a crack at the lead vocal. It's possible Barry and Robin may have planned for the song to be sung by Maurice and Barry's unhappiness with his vocal was just a ruse to get Maurice to sing it. One reason suggested Maurice didn't sing many of the leads was that he didn't write the lyrics. The brothers seemed to suggest in the 60s that Barry and Robin wrote the lyrics while Maurice came up with the melodies. During their brief solo careers, Maurice wrote with his then brother-in-law, Billy Lawrie. But, the brothers also said whoever sung a song the best was tapped as the lead singer. I suspect Barry and Robin had certain songs they intended to sing but there were other songs where the lead vocals were determined by who performed the song the best. That was the case on "Omega Man."
No, You need to do some homework, Barry did not start his falsetto until R&B producer" Arif Mardin"
ask the Bee Gees "who want to try and do a falsetto and Barry had no idea he had a falsetto voice!
He said it in his own words. The first song was "Nights on Broadway" which had Barry singing higher
vocals. Maurice had the higher range in the early Bee Gee recordings.
Robin and Maurice are the talent! Barry bores me to tears.
oh, I think I've got it! Is it Bobby Vinton's "Sealed with a Kiss"?
Bobby Vinton did sang this song but Brian Hyland's was the original.
Maurice had also a super voice. To be honest, liked his voice more than Robins.
Nope!
Be either.
Maurice had a ever changing singing voice,never really him this way before.😊
C
I love Maurice but this sounds like Barry on vocals.