Frist off let me say I'm sorry for this, the BeeGees are awesome very talented singers and song writers they have 100!! Top 10 songs to their credit I mean who else can say that, also all the proceeds from Too Much Heaven went to charity 100%, i was also blown away by the harmony of this song for years and I've been keeping this information to myself but everyone gave this guy such a hard time about auto tune and yes its way before auto tune but he's right in a way what your hearing is Barry voice tracked many times, double track is very common this is multiple tracks of Barry singing the same part and over laid on itself, that is why he thought he could here auto tune, so actually it's a very could early production of I guess you could say lip syncing, not sure of all that went into this video and how it was made but I know we're listening to Barry voice tracked multiple times, ya it killed me when I found out, sorry its not what it appears to be just them and the orchestra.
Thank you so much lol people love to be nasty in the comments. But I’ve learned to ignore the negative comments. Thank you for this perspective and sharing that with me ! Much love
I feel like this technique was used by the Carpenters early 70's and Jam and Lewis said they did it for Janet records. I think its more than Barry falsetto..Maurice was top voice in the 3 part harmonies. Sadly the twin brothers are gone. I recommend looking at the later mature version of The Bee Gees live. "One Night Only" and "Live by request" They do "too much heaven" acoustically. Be kind to one another.
@@dee71957 I agree with you on the involvement of Maurice and Robbin in the the mix, I just wanted to get the general point across with out writing a book, if you listen close you can here a deep voice in the mix at times, in some ways the popularity of Barry's falsetto was pushed to much I think it's the song Emotion that has Robbin kicking in some really cool lines they could have used more of that in my opinion, early on the competition for lead on songs is what broke up the Bee Gees for a little while when they got back together Robbin took more of a back seat, before the break up Robbin sang lead on many songs Massachusetts being my favorite, I watched a interview with one of the studio guys who was involved in the recording of Too Much Heaven and described some of the process and part of that was how many times Barry's voice was tracked into the mix.
If this is true, which I still think is wrong, you should have just kept it to yourself. You're not providing proof so it's really just here say! I'm 59 and I use to stay up and watch them on the "Midnight Special!" Those brothers had pitch perfect harmony! ALWAYS!! ✌️❤️
Here is a case where somebody trying to over analyze how a group achieved their sound instead of just appreciating the music for what it is. Multi-tracking been around as long as music has been recorded. It is their voices recorded, regardless of mixing and mastering techniques. One thing is a fact...it's NOT auto-tuned....that was not even invented yet when this was recorded.
This is a recording and is 27 overlaid tracks, 18 of Barry on his own and 9 of the three brothers together. There’s a really interesting interview with the producers Galuten and Richardson where they discuss how it was done. Barry Gibb at his outstanding phenomenal best. They thought what he did was nigh on impossible.
@@EdwinLaCroix I'm seeing it in the UK on the 17th. Unblocked now I guess? And...no auto-tune. This was about 40 years ago. It wasn't invented yet, lol.
Just an FYI for you, this song was released in 1978, and autotune was invented in 1997. Also, they donated all the royalties for this song to UNICEF to celebrate the International Year of the Child in 1979, and the song made millions of dollars for UNICEF.
Back then there was no autotune. This is their real voices in great harmony as brothers. The 2 guys on the ends are actually twins. The one thing that gives them the superior range sound, not like they need it, is just the microphone that their singing into. That microphone is a recording microphone with gold ribbons inside for voice vibrations. If there was no music playing and it was completely silent in the room, you could actually hear their heartbeats in the microphone. So between the mic, the microphone settings for that particular room and their vocals arrangement, you have that angelic sound.. They are just amazing singers. Period!
THANK YOU CHEVY FOR PUTTING THAT OUT THERE!!!! YOU SAID IT!!!!!! IN MY OPINION THOUGH THAT WAS THE BEST SONG THEY EVER DID. " HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE " THAT'S A GOOD ONE TO!!
Well, if you really want to hear each one of their voices, you need to listen to "Fanny, be tender with my love", I know...the name of the song throws you.. haha, but listen to the live version. They rarely sang this song live because it was a very difficult range to sing live. Quincy Jones and John Lennon said this was the perfect song. That is quite a tribute to their singing ability. One of their best songs.. way to many to mention. Thank you.
@@brendahipsher273 I agree. Fanny is my absolute favorite because of the difficult harmony arrangement they make seem so easy...26 different harmonies which is, yes, the reason they didn't perform it live. An absolutely amazing under-rated masterpiece!!!
Yes Edwin, this is Barry Gibb's natural falsetto range voice!! And no there really was no autotune in the 70's. This is ALL their natural TALENTED selves singing and harmonising. Believe it my friend.
Auto tune?? No it’s called “Falsetto”! There was no auto tune back then. They started singing together as children and Barry didn’t discover he could sing this way until he was older. Unfortunately Barry is the only one still living but he continues to perform.
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn't live... There was no auto-tune but they DID do 27 runs to get the all the different sounds so that the right mix could be found by the sound engineers.
No auto-tune wasn’t invented yet. Just pure talent. This was from 1978. Their style/clothes is what guys wore. So many more songs to pick from. Maybe try You Should be Dancing. I’m sure you’ve heard Staying Alive before.
No autotune. Wasn't invented at the time. Just three brothers singing in PERFECT harmony. And yes, they sang in their head voices/falsetto quite often. Welcome to a canyon sized rabbit hole!
It’s not live, but still awesome. 18 tracks of Barry and a further 9 with the 3 brothers together. The producers thought it wouldn’t be possible to do what Barry wanted but …he did it!
Dude they did not have autotune this is live. You heard me live these guys are the greatest singers, they have the most beautiful voices and the most perfect harmonies of any singers ever.😀😊😀
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn't live... There was no auto-tune but they DID do 27 runs to get the all the different sounds so that the right mix could be found by the sound engineers.
@@youdollpete Stop trying to act like you know lol!. Musicians these days are frauds, but they used to be actual musicians. And auto-tune mics were FAR from being invented yet. Strange & sad, the younger generation actually does not believe people used to be able to sing like Gods, without cheating, faking, or covering it up lol. This video WAS filmed LIVE at Criteria Studios with orchestra in 1979. It's obvious his Adam's Apple, which surrounds the vocal cords, is moving. Plus, during his falsetto runs etc towards the end, it would be extremely difficult/or impossible to lip sync any of that 100% perfectly, AND have your voice box moving appropriately to it. Just tryin to help you be able to understand how to spot lip synching easily. Im not here to debate if its recorded live. I'm telling you it is. Look it up if u want! Oh & yes, they remixed it just like everything else originally done in the 70's. Recordings would sound like an AM radio, but not after the remix. However, the Gibbs singing is from one take. They would insist on all 3 singing into a single mic to get the sound perfect. The twin on the left was mostly responsible for their perfect harmonization.
Best group ever. They sing a huge variety of music. All have great voices and did write all their music. I love the Bee Gees they are the best. He sings this in falsetto but he has a beautiful voice as they all do. They are brothers and have sang together since they were 6 for the twins Robin and Maurice and the middle person being Barry he was 9. There was no auto tune only their sweet voices. They sang what we all came to know as disco and many others. Some of the popular songs are.... Staying Alive.... How Deep is your love.... Tragedy....Words.... More than a Woman... Love you inside and out...How do you Mend a Broken Heart...Nights on Broadway...They have been around from the 60s and had hits in every decade. You won't be disappointed in discovering these great talents.
No autotune, pure talent. They've been recording since the 60's. Massive catalog. Three brothers Barry and the twins Robin and Maurice. Barry is the last living Bee Gee. Go down the rabbit hole. They also did the soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever.
Autotune?!? Are you kidding?? In the '60-'70s music was 100% organic, we lost that, of course. BeeGees is one of the best groups, the same like ABBA! Love from Romania ❤️❤️🇹🇩🇹🇩
@@EdwinLaCroixthey have a much younger brother Andy Gibb that had an amazing solo career. Sadly he passed away on March 10th 1988 five days after his 30th birthday and right after they announced he was joining his brothers to become a permanent member of the Bee Gees. Please react to Andy Gibb on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything.
Thanks for reacting to this song. I'm 58 and had the pleasure of seeing them in concert back in 1979. Their voices were out of this world. No auto tune back then.
Music ROYALTY right here and that's no overstatement - check out ''HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE' along with an untold amount of hits - ''Genre'' clearly RnB blue eyed soul at its best.
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!! It was the 70s , and this song was done for unicef! Watch Fanny be tender with my love! The falsetto is off the charts!
Thanks for doing my reaction request. Very much appreciated. All are Brothers : Barry ( the guy with the falsetto voice) the other 2 are Maurice and Robin( both deceased).No autotune here . Made many hits such as : For Whom The Bells Toll, Fannie Be Tender With My Love, Night Fever, I Started A Joke, I've Got To Get A Message To You, More Than A Woman, Words, just to name a few.👍👍💯
Great reaction, even though you are wide off the mark with autotune (No such thing in 1978). Bee Gees has a massive catalog of great music. I would love to hear a reaction to Bee Gees- Nights On Broadway
Not autotune. What you are hearing is three brothers in perfect soprano harmony. Each of them has a phenomenal voice but put them together and it's absolute magic.
No autotune in 78. Just pure talent. Barry sang falsetto in a lot of songs but his normal voice was beautiful too. Listen to "I started a joke". Robin's voice is the most amazing thing you will ever hear
"I'm hearing a slight auto tune ... it's not bad. I like it...." Auto tune in the 70s lol. Uhm, no. Those are real instruments too lol. Please keep watching more videos. The Bee Gee's are Legends 💗
You have now entered the Bee Gee’s rabbit hole. Their range, harmony and song writing skills are second to none. And, no, there was no auto tune - period!
NO such thing back then, it's all the brothers and their amazing voices. They also wrote their own songs and songs for others. Never will there be a group like this again....ever!
This generation can’t believe that the groups like the BeeGees actually sounded like this in a live performance. What auto tune? This is just straight out raw talent from one of the greatest singing groups ever. These groups during this time…were truly talented! Their harmonies. The fact that they wrote all of the own songs. These songs had emotion, feeling, etc. and definitely no electronics to enhance their voices. The Beach Boys were the same way. Their song writing, harmonies. And when I saw them in person in concert they sounded better live vs recorded. And no auto tune or electronics to enhance their voices like you have today.
Great reaction. I loved watching you enjoy and appreciate the amazing vocals of the Gibbs brothers. I grew up on the Bee Gees and when I see the young generation appreciate this great talent it 's almost like reliving it for the first time myself. So thank you for this it was great!!!
This is their voices that they were famous for. Barry's falsetto is beyond compare. This was a live performance with full orchestra. Not auto-tune, just pure talent.
I was in high school and a young adult when I became aware of the BeeGees and I feel like I am Home whenever I hear them. Pure talent, individually and MAGIC together. RIP Robin and Mo.
Kind gives you an eargasim, don't it. Musicians back in the day were just pure talent. They gave the people a piece of themselves and you feel it deep in your soul on a cellular level. It's pure talent. Thank you for keeping our music alive
All natural, no auto tune brother. This song came out when I was in the 8th. grade. Thanks for doing this reaction vid. Brings back so much memories from that time, love it !!!
The Bee Gees were the biggest selling recording act of the 1970's. What you hear is their real voices. No auto tune in the 70's. They are best known for their Disco hits like You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever, Staying Alive and their comeback hit called Jive Talking but they also had many ballads such as this one. You haven't heard nothing yet! They actually started as children and had many hits in the 1960's but hit a cold streak and re-emerged in the mid-70's bigger and better than ever.
There Just A Angelic Harmony. ‼️Theyll Never Be Another Group With Thus Magnitude & Range & Harmony ‼️ Barry , Is “ The Bomb & So Handsome , Good Lord ! There Just A Once In A Life Time Group & Writing & Music , Put Together Spectacular ‼️ L♥️♥️♥️. Them ‼️🥰
All natural high pitch voices. Amazing! They are considered one of the top falsetto and harmony groups of all time. You need to listen to their most famous song Stayin' Alive. They sing the song entirely falsetto. Also the song Reachin' Out is sung entirely falsetto.
This was 70's but they started as kids in the 50's and worked through 2000's when only Barry stood alone. His brothers died.. He's the oldest the one in the middle. He has a great falsetto voice. No auto tune during this time. Just talent.
Auto tune wasn't a thing until the 90's. These artists had to have the talent with no electronic help. It is also incredibly difficult to sing a sustained falsetto with vibrato and Barry did it effortlessly. No his chest voice is still tenor but quite a bit lower.
His natural voice is actually baritone, lower than Robin and Mo’s natural voices. Phenomenal recording but this isn’t live - it’s 27 overlaid tracks, 18 of Barry and 9 of the brothers together.
@@maelilmc4079 I know it's not live. They were in the recording studio. But I have seen live performances. I was speaking more about how great his falsetto is. Especially considering he discovered he could do it accidentally. Then he worked hard to get it to that amazing sound.
@@toodlescae Lucky you, I never managed to see them live sadly. You should try and find the interview with Galuten & Richardson about the albums (Spirits and SNF). It’s really interesting, lots of anecdotes and tech stuff. Also v insightful about how they just remember Barry being in the studio all the time and ideas and music just flooding out of him. Said he was at the peak of his powers in terms of writing and singing then. Interestingly also said Robin & Mo just came in to do their bits and left.
Beegees is all I heard growing up when my parents were drinking having good times , bad times , the lot , they are great artists and Barry Gibb has the best voice ever :)
R.I.P. to Maurice and Robin, the twins on either end. Barry in the middle is the oldest and only living brother. As others have said, no autotune. Barry just has an amazing falsetto and the brothers are the definition of harmonizing
No autotune, just pure talent. Back when artists actually had to be able to sing and play, have substance. No cardboard cutouts thrust upon us by record companies on the basis of looks or stripping ability alone and no talent to back it up. It was 1979 and it's always great to see younger people appreciate the Bee Gees. They were awesome. Their style changed many times over the years but always the fantastic harmonies and songwriting ability. They wrote so many songs for other artists. Barry's falsetto is unmatched and his normal voice is also distinctive.
If you really want to see his vocal range, may I suggest "I could not love you more" and "Wind of change live 1976" ? Give those 2 a listen/reaction and compare the 3, only then will you know how good he is ;) Bee Gees fan since 1972 :)
Barry has a 5 octive range of his voice and is an amazing artist and his brother's are just as talented.. Barry's falsetto voice still is the best in the world today..
Frist off let me say I'm sorry for this, the BeeGees are awesome very talented singers and song writers they have 100!! Top 10 songs to their credit I mean who else can say that, also all the proceeds from Too Much Heaven went to charity 100%, i was also blown away by the harmony of this song for years and I've been keeping this information to myself but everyone gave this guy such a hard time about auto tune and yes its way before auto tune but he's right in a way what your hearing is Barry voice tracked many times, double track is very common this is multiple tracks of Barry singing the same part and over laid on itself, that is why he thought he could here auto tune, so actually it's a very could early production of I guess you could say lip syncing, not sure of all that went into this video and how it was made but I know we're listening to Barry voice tracked multiple times, ya it killed me when I found out, sorry its not what it appears to be just them and the orchestra.
Thank you so much lol people love to be nasty in the comments. But I’ve learned to ignore the negative comments. Thank you for this perspective and sharing that with me ! Much love
I feel like this technique was used by the Carpenters early 70's and Jam and Lewis said they did it for Janet records. I think its more than Barry falsetto..Maurice was top voice in the 3 part harmonies. Sadly the twin brothers are gone. I recommend looking at the later mature version of The Bee Gees live. "One Night Only" and "Live by request" They do "too much heaven" acoustically. Be kind to one another.
@@dee71957 I agree with you on the involvement of Maurice and Robbin in the the mix, I just wanted to get the general point across with out writing a book, if you listen close you can here a deep voice in the mix at times, in some ways the popularity of Barry's falsetto was pushed to much I think it's the song Emotion that has Robbin kicking in some really cool lines they could have used more of that in my opinion, early on the competition for lead on songs is what broke up the Bee Gees for a little while when they got back together Robbin took more of a back seat, before the break up Robbin sang lead on many songs Massachusetts being my favorite, I watched a interview with one of the studio guys who was involved in the recording of Too Much Heaven and described some of the process and part of that was how many times Barry's voice was tracked into the mix.
If this is true, which I still think is wrong, you should have just kept it to yourself. You're not providing proof so it's really just here say! I'm 59 and I use to stay up and watch them on the "Midnight Special!" Those brothers had pitch perfect harmony! ALWAYS!! ✌️❤️
Here is a case where somebody trying to over analyze how a group achieved their sound instead of just appreciating the music for what it is. Multi-tracking been around as long as music has been recorded. It is their voices recorded, regardless of mixing and mastering techniques. One thing is a fact...it's NOT auto-tuned....that was not even invented yet when this was recorded.
“Is this Auto-Tune?” “NO!” Auto-Tune wasn’t even invented. Back then you had to have real talent. This is actually the Gibb brothers at their finest.
No Autotune!! They probably didn't even hear of that notion!! Pfffft. Yea no auto tune here!!
pure old school - no mixers, no synthesizers, no dubbing over, JUST REAL TALENT!
This is a recording and is 27 overlaid tracks, 18 of Barry on his own and 9 of the three brothers together. There’s a really interesting interview with the producers Galuten and Richardson where they discuss how it was done. Barry Gibb at his outstanding phenomenal best. They thought what he did was nigh on impossible.
Autotune LMAO
This is SINGING
Pure talent no auto tune here ! Please go down the rabbit hole with this group . You won’t be sorry. They also were amazing song writers . 🤗
NO DAMN AUTOTUNE ! This is how real singers sang back in the day !
You are so Right!!!!
Auto tune did not exist in the 70's. Just pure talent.
This is way before auto tune. This is just pure talent by these 3 brothers.
no autotune,,,no thing digital,,,,this was back in the days when ppl actually wrote,,played and sung music,,,live even
Really? And how are you watching this lol my thing says it’s been blocked in all countries 😭
@@EdwinLaCroix The 70s man !!!!!
@@EdwinLaCroix Only blocked for a couple of days.
@@EdwinLaCroix I'm seeing it in the UK on the 17th. Unblocked now I guess? And...no auto-tune. This was about 40 years ago. It wasn't invented yet, lol.
@@mst1740 I guess it’s blocked in America, it’s still blocked for me . Oh well
Just an FYI for you, this song was released in 1978, and autotune was invented in 1997. Also, they donated all the royalties for this song to UNICEF to celebrate the International Year of the Child in 1979, and the song made millions of dollars for UNICEF.
Why didn’t I know this. Never knew that, learn something new everyday. Thanks.
I forgot about that! Thanks for sharing!
I've seen them twice in concert. No auto tune, just pure perfection.
@@rockabilly1347 did you ever live in Fair Lawn, NJ?
I’m jealous.
Some people can't comprehend there is NO autotune back then, their real voices!
Back then there was no autotune. This is their real voices in great harmony as brothers. The 2 guys on the ends are actually twins. The one thing that gives them the superior range sound, not like they need it, is just the microphone that their singing into. That microphone is a recording microphone with gold ribbons inside for voice vibrations. If there was no music playing and it was completely silent in the room, you could actually hear their heartbeats in the microphone. So between the mic, the microphone settings for that particular room and their vocals arrangement, you have that angelic sound.. They are just amazing singers. Period!
THANK YOU CHEVY FOR PUTTING
THAT OUT THERE!!!! YOU SAID IT!!!!!! IN MY OPINION THOUGH
THAT WAS THE BEST SONG THEY
EVER DID. " HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE " THAT'S A GOOD ONE TO!!
Well, if you really want to hear each one of their voices, you need to listen to "Fanny, be tender with my love", I know...the name of the song throws you.. haha, but listen to the live version. They rarely sang this song live because it was a very difficult range to sing live. Quincy Jones and John Lennon said this was the perfect song.
That is quite a tribute to their singing ability. One of their best songs.. way to many to mention. Thank you.
@@brendahipsher273 I agree. Fanny is my absolute favorite because of the difficult harmony arrangement they make seem so easy...26 different harmonies which is, yes, the reason they didn't perform it live. An absolutely amazing under-rated masterpiece!!!
No autotune back in the 70's. They didn't need it.
@@brendahipsher273 how do you know that John Lennon said that?
Yes Edwin, this is Barry Gibb's natural falsetto range voice!! And no there really was no autotune in the 70's. This is ALL their natural TALENTED selves singing and harmonising. Believe it my friend.
Auto tune?? No it’s called “Falsetto”! There was no auto tune back then. They started singing together as children and Barry didn’t discover he could sing this way until he was older. Unfortunately Barry is the only one still living but he continues to perform.
No auto tune dude. Didn't exist then. Just pure talent. Writers, singers and performers.
auto tune did not exist back then. That is them, live, un fucked with.
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn't live... There was no auto-tune but they DID do 27 runs to get the all the different sounds so that the right mix could be found by the sound engineers.
And English 😊
Youg man that is there voices they didn't need to fake there voices they are brothers and they are good singers
And English voices are seldom white 😊
No auto-tune wasn’t invented yet. Just pure talent. This was from 1978. Their style/clothes is what guys wore. So many more songs to pick from. Maybe try You Should be Dancing. I’m sure you’ve heard Staying Alive before.
No autotune. Wasn't invented at the time. Just three brothers singing in PERFECT harmony. And yes, they sang in their head voices/falsetto quite often. Welcome to a canyon sized rabbit hole!
It’s not live, but still awesome. 18 tracks of Barry and a further 9 with the 3 brothers together. The producers thought it wouldn’t be possible to do what Barry wanted but …he did it!
Dude they did not have autotune this is live. You heard me live these guys are the greatest singers, they have the most beautiful voices and the most perfect harmonies of any singers ever.😀😊😀
Sorry to burst your bubble but this isn't live... There was no auto-tune but they DID do 27 runs to get the all the different sounds so that the right mix could be found by the sound engineers.
Not live, sorry. Absolutely fantastic but not live. Lip sync just like almost every music video ever made.
I agree!!!
@@youdollpete Stop trying to act like you know lol!. Musicians these days are frauds, but they used to be actual musicians. And auto-tune mics were FAR from being invented yet.
Strange & sad, the younger generation actually does not believe people used to be able to sing like Gods, without cheating, faking, or covering it up lol.
This video WAS filmed LIVE at Criteria Studios with orchestra in 1979.
It's obvious his Adam's Apple, which surrounds the vocal cords, is moving. Plus, during his falsetto runs etc towards the end, it would be extremely difficult/or impossible to lip sync any of that 100% perfectly, AND have your voice box moving appropriately to it. Just tryin to help you be able to understand how to spot lip synching easily. Im not here to debate if its recorded live. I'm telling you it is. Look it up if u want!
Oh & yes, they remixed it just like everything else originally done in the 70's. Recordings would sound like an AM radio, but not after the remix. However, the Gibbs singing is from one take. They would insist on all 3 singing into a single mic to get the sound perfect. The twin on the left was mostly responsible for their perfect harmonization.
Not live no. 27 overlaid tracks - 18 of Barry on his own and a further 9 with all 3 brothers together
Best group ever. They sing a huge variety of music. All have great voices and did write all their music. I love the Bee Gees they are the best. He sings this in falsetto but he has a beautiful voice as they all do. They are brothers and have sang together since they were 6 for the twins Robin and Maurice and the middle person being Barry he was 9. There was no auto tune only their sweet voices. They sang what we all came to know as disco and many others. Some of the popular songs are.... Staying Alive.... How Deep is your love.... Tragedy....Words.... More than a Woman... Love you inside and out...How do you Mend a Broken Heart...Nights on Broadway...They have been around from the 60s and had hits in every decade. You won't be disappointed in discovering these great talents.
So proud to have grown up with ACTUAL singers. You have a great future!
No autotune, pure talent. They've been recording since the 60's. Massive catalog. Three brothers Barry and the twins Robin and Maurice. Barry is the last living Bee Gee. Go down the rabbit hole. They also did the soundtrack for Saturday Night Fever.
When this was recorded there was no auto tune, that was their voices. They didn’t need a computer.
Autotune?!? Are you kidding?? In the '60-'70s music was 100% organic, we lost that, of course. BeeGees is one of the best groups, the same like ABBA! Love from Romania ❤️❤️🇹🇩🇹🇩
Absolutely NO AUTOTUNE!
There was no autotune back then. It was just their voices. The harmonies come from being brothers.
No such thing as Auto tune in the 70's. Pure God given talent!
What you witnessed is the greatest vocal performance and harmony every put on a track. Bee Gees forever!
No auto tune. My boy. I have seen them live. Thats their voices. Amazing. You need the entire bee gees experience.
Barry has a falsetto, Robin and Maurice are the other brothers, twins and sadly both now deceased.
Noooo really??
Barry lost 3 brothers . I’m sure it’s so hard on him. They were a close family.
All three could sing in falsetto, Barry could sustain his longer and he could vibrato which is very rare.
Andy Gibb was the third brother he's talking about and he also was a singer you should check out!
@@EdwinLaCroixthey have a much younger brother Andy Gibb that had an amazing solo career. Sadly he passed away on March 10th 1988 five days after his 30th birthday and right after they announced he was joining his brothers to become a permanent member of the Bee Gees. Please react to Andy Gibb on the Midnight Special singing, I Just Wanna Be Your Everything.
Thanks for reacting to this song. I'm 58 and had the pleasure of seeing them in concert back in 1979. Their voices were out of this world. No auto tune back then.
Music ROYALTY right here and that's no overstatement - check out ''HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE' along with an untold amount of hits - ''Genre'' clearly RnB blue eyed soul at its best.
The Bee Gees were the greatest ever! Their music touches your heart and soul!! It was the 70s , and this song was done for unicef! Watch Fanny be tender with my love! The falsetto is off the charts!
No auto tune! One take with an orchestra, one mike, this is what is called PURE TALENT!!!!
NO AUTO-TUNE...just tremendous talent from the good Lord, a lifetime of hard work and shared DNA!
Thanks for doing my reaction request. Very much appreciated. All are Brothers : Barry ( the guy with the falsetto voice) the other 2 are Maurice and Robin( both deceased).No autotune here . Made many hits such as : For Whom The Bells Toll, Fannie Be Tender With My Love, Night Fever, I Started A Joke, I've Got To Get A Message To You, More Than A Woman, Words, just to name a few.👍👍💯
Great reaction, even though you are wide off the mark with autotune (No such thing in 1978). Bee Gees has a massive catalog of great music. I would love to hear a reaction to Bee Gees- Nights On Broadway
Watching from Norway here. Not blocked 🙂
No Auto tune....Not at all. It wasn't invented yet!!! This is pure harmonic talent. The best most will ever hear!!
Brothers! Harmony kings. 1978 before autotune.
You're hearing real talent ,bums,frauds and posers use autotune ! This is 3 part harmony with a falsetto from heaven!
They have a huge catalog for you to explore. Keep going - they're extremely talented.
There was NO autotune then-just pure talent
Not autotune. What you are hearing is three brothers in perfect soprano harmony. Each of them has a phenomenal voice but put them together and it's absolute magic.
This is 70's R&B. At the height of disco, they were the best.😊😁👍👌❤️❤️❤️
No autotune in 78. Just pure talent. Barry sang falsetto in a lot of songs but his normal voice was beautiful too. Listen to "I started a joke". Robin's voice is the most amazing thing you will ever hear
"I'm hearing a slight auto tune ... it's not bad. I like it...." Auto tune in the 70s lol. Uhm, no. Those are real instruments too lol. Please keep watching more videos. The Bee Gee's are Legends 💗
Definitely not auto tune that was invented in the 90s 1996 if im correct lol these guys are as raw as they come !
That’s crazyyy, they sound amazing!
@@EdwinLaCroix yup so thats definitely there pure voices 👌
No auto tune. Just pure talent!
There was no auto tune back then my brother all raw talent
You have now entered the Bee Gee’s rabbit hole. Their range, harmony and song writing skills are second to none. And, no, there was no auto tune - period!
NO such thing back then, it's all the brothers and their amazing voices. They also wrote their own songs and songs for others. Never will there be a group like this again....ever!
Definitely no auto tune, they are just very talented! You say you are blocked but I am watching in Germany.
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They overlapped their voices for harmony, but overlapped the vibrato (the the wavy vocals) in unison as well which is insanely hard to do.
This generation can’t believe that the groups like the BeeGees actually sounded like this in a live performance. What auto tune? This is just straight out raw talent from one of the greatest singing groups ever. These groups during this time…were truly talented! Their harmonies. The fact that they wrote all of the own songs. These songs had emotion, feeling, etc. and definitely no electronics to enhance their voices. The Beach Boys were the same way. Their song writing, harmonies. And when I saw them in person in concert they sounded better live vs recorded. And no auto tune or electronics to enhance their voices like you have today.
Great reaction. I loved watching you enjoy and appreciate the amazing vocals of the Gibbs brothers. I grew up on the Bee Gees and when I see the young generation appreciate this great talent it 's almost like reliving it for the first time myself. So thank you for this it was great!!!
No auto tune. Pure talent. They are amazing
No auto tune, just pure talent. Listen to Fanny Be Tender - you won’t be sorry!
This is their voices that they were famous for. Barry's falsetto is beyond compare. This was a live performance with full orchestra. Not auto-tune, just pure talent.
I was in high school and a young adult when I became aware of the BeeGees and I feel like I am Home whenever I hear them. Pure talent, individually and MAGIC together. RIP Robin and Mo.
You need to react to more of their songs. They are all amazing..
They wrote all their music... they wrote the soundtrack to Saturday Night Fever, Grease.... they were just amazing
Hahahaha no auto tune! It wasn't even invented yet! 😂😂😂 Barry is a legend with his falsetto! And all three harmonizing! Incredible!
NO AUTOTUNE!!!!!!! PURE raw talent!!! 👍🤯😍😍
No Autotune. This is Reality! These are the BeeGees, one and only! This is classic talent.
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Auto tune was invented 18 years after this song was released
Oh ok, but I was hearing something tho maybe it was just me
They overlapped their voices for harmony, but overlapped the vibrato (the the wavy vocals) in unison as well which is insanely hard to do.
They are brothers and they grew up singing together since they were kids
Yea, they sing like that! Glad u love them like the rest of us do. NO AUTOTUNE, Just pure MAGIC💝
NO autotune...this was recorded in 1978, 25 years BEFORE autotune.
Pure talent
not hearing autotune,,autotune wasnt even out yet,,computers werent even out to the public yet,,no cell phones,,,maybe pagers
As you can see.....don't mess with our Bee Gees.. Yesss....they are that great!!!! No analyzing necessary, just enjoy! ICONIC AND LEGENDARY
Real voices. Perfect harmonies. No autotune.
can never get tired listening to this since 1979....and no auto-tunes back then....just raw talent.
no auto tune, just talent
NO auto tune
Kind gives you an eargasim, don't it.
Musicians back in the day were just pure talent. They gave the people a piece of themselves and you feel it deep in your soul on a cellular level. It's pure talent.
Thank you for keeping our music alive
They been performing and singing since were 10 yrs. Old...that's why they got sooo good 👍
This was the Disco era
No auto tune back then! Just wasn't available. 70's gave us not much more than a mic and speakers. Even foldback was rare.
A little reverb lol !!!
All natural, no auto tune brother. This song came out when I was in the 8th. grade. Thanks for doing this reaction vid. Brings back so much memories from that time, love it !!!
No No No autotune! Pure God Given talent! Most outstanding group the world has ever experienced
The Bee Gees were the biggest selling recording act of the 1970's. What you hear is their real voices. No auto tune in the 70's. They are best known for their Disco hits like You Should Be Dancing, Night Fever, Staying Alive and their comeback hit called Jive Talking but they also had many ballads such as this one. You haven't heard nothing yet! They actually started as children and had many hits in the 1960's but hit a cold streak and re-emerged in the mid-70's bigger and better than ever.
Future request : Piano Man by Billie Joel.Awesome well written song by singer/ writer Billie Joel.
What you are hearing is perfect harmony. There was no auto tune then. These are the most wonderful voices ever.
There Just A Angelic Harmony. ‼️Theyll Never Be Another Group With Thus Magnitude & Range & Harmony ‼️ Barry , Is “ The Bomb & So Handsome , Good Lord ! There Just A Once In A Life Time Group & Writing & Music , Put Together Spectacular ‼️ L♥️♥️♥️. Them ‼️🥰
All natural high pitch voices. Amazing! They are considered one of the top falsetto and harmony groups of all time. You need to listen to their most famous song Stayin' Alive. They sing the song entirely falsetto. Also the song Reachin' Out is sung entirely falsetto.
this was way before auto-tune!
How are you watching this lol my thing says it’s been blocked in all countries 😭
This was 70's but they started as kids in the 50's and worked through 2000's when only Barry stood alone. His brothers died.. He's the oldest the one in the middle. He has a great falsetto voice. No auto tune during this time. Just talent.
Talented brothers , only Barry left at 77, others gone but left is with so much Bee Gees. Warms my heart that young people enjoy our music.
This from 1979...autotune wasn't even a thought at this point....thats his voice.
Yea these guys can sing! I thought I heard some but I was wrong🔥🔥
Auto tune wasn't a thing until the 90's. These artists had to have the talent with no electronic help.
It is also incredibly difficult to sing a sustained falsetto with vibrato and Barry did it effortlessly. No his chest voice is still tenor but quite a bit lower.
His natural voice is actually baritone, lower than Robin and Mo’s natural voices. Phenomenal recording but this isn’t live - it’s 27 overlaid tracks, 18 of Barry and 9 of the brothers together.
@@maelilmc4079 I know it's not live. They were in the recording studio. But I have seen live performances. I was speaking more about how great his falsetto is. Especially considering he discovered he could do it accidentally. Then he worked hard to get it to that amazing sound.
@@toodlescae Lucky you, I never managed to see them live sadly. You should try and find the interview with Galuten & Richardson about the albums (Spirits and SNF). It’s really interesting, lots of anecdotes and tech stuff. Also v insightful about how they just remember Barry being in the studio all the time and ideas and music just flooding out of him. Said he was at the peak of his powers in terms of writing and singing then. Interestingly also said Robin & Mo just came in to do their bits and left.
Beegees is all I heard growing up when my parents were drinking having good times , bad times , the lot , they are great artists and Barry Gibb has the best voice ever :)
Young man, this is what you call pure talent , autotune wasn’t even invented. This is their actual voices!
R.I.P. to Maurice and Robin, the twins on either end. Barry in the middle is the oldest and only living brother. As others have said, no autotune. Barry just has an amazing falsetto and the brothers are the definition of harmonizing
autotune wasn't a thing, back when this song was done in the 70s. You could either sing or not, there was no music magic to help you.
They could really singgg , I was hearing a slight twinge of something that I thought was auto tune but I guess I’m wrong
No autotune, just pure talent. Back when artists actually had to be able to sing and play, have substance. No cardboard cutouts thrust upon us by record companies on the basis of looks or stripping ability alone and no talent to back it up. It was 1979 and it's always great to see younger people appreciate the Bee Gees. They were awesome. Their style changed many times over the years but always the fantastic harmonies and songwriting ability. They wrote so many songs for other artists. Barry's falsetto is unmatched and his normal voice is also distinctive.
No autotune....just perfect voices!!!
If you really want to see his vocal range, may I suggest "I could not love you more" and "Wind of change live 1976" ? Give those 2 a listen/reaction and compare the 3, only then will you know how good he is ;) Bee Gees fan since 1972 :)
No auto tune just a weird machine called talent
Lmaooo this was the best comment. Everyone is shredding me for thinking it was auto tune
@@EdwinLaCroix keep em coming bro love the reactions subbed
No auto tune. It wasnt even invented for 20 years. Pure talent. Love them.
Barry has a 5 octive range of his voice and is an amazing artist and his brother's are just as talented.. Barry's falsetto voice still is the best in the world today..
Way before Auto tune
This is TALENT!!
I grew up in the 70s hearing this type of music. Love it when youngsters listen to it and their reactions. This era is long gone, but never gets old.