Bee Gees - New York Mining Disaster 1941 [Promo Clip 1967]

[ambersalcove]

love the backround behind them

[SAR94]

Robin's silver tooth!

[The60sfanatic]

Amazing. A-mazing.

[gonzataker]

When Bee Gees are not disco

[rogerjohnpete1969]

Su mejor etapa fue en los 60's

[raynbo7]

Gen. X speaking here. BEE GEES RULE! I mean, u hafta Rule, if u write all ur songs & sing them, 2

[anhptn]

i am a GEN Y (born 1982) and i still love the beegees, real musics, how could u not?

[pippinrocks]

Who is the drummer?

[ritchieuchiha81]

@pippinrocks Colin Petersen

[leithl]

my dad used to do this as a folk song, then a few years later martin carthy released it.

[osheetidied]

0:09 blue dude always makes me laugh :D

[TheOliviaJuice]

@osheetidied That blue dude is Robin Gibb, and he is the most talented singer I know!

[ambersalcove]

@TheOliviaJuice you read my mind how funny

[marcela568]

Excelenteee!!

[zim1966]

My parents had there greatest hits from the 60's and in 1971 I discovered this song ALWAYS was my fav,

[MrBeaufingers]

Whatever the hell the drummer is playing, it isn't the song...

[eminemdrehybrid]

this never get mentioned in the all time best song list ? WHY i do no understand cause it should be no.1

[napsterr99]

@eminemdrehybrid the bee gees lamentablemente no son tan reconocidos como otras bandas.y prueba de ello es esa lista sacada por vh1 llamada los mas grandes artistas de todos los tiempos, dende los bee gees aparesen en el lugar 88. pero lo peor fue encontrar que ese rapero apestoso de dupak shacu esta en el lugar 71 o 72, pero que bofetada en la cara para los bee gees encontrar esas estupideses.que injusticia, pero bueno ellos son los mejores.

[bebetodel82]

excelente audio amigo; traduccion porfavor :p

[xRockGodstudiosx]

the drummer looks lost

[utubesux691]

SENSATIONAL HOF BAND! WHAT COULDN'T THESE GUYZ DO WELL??

[stingo492]

any aussies remember the drummer here. it is colin petersen.some of us older folk will remember him as smiley from the smiley movies made late 50's i think

[robinhood2435]

i cant stop pressing the replay button

[FunhouseJr]

Robin Gibb's teeth are jacked.

[TheOliviaJuice]

@FunhouseJr Well Robin Gibb is 1,000 times more talented than you, and you can just enjoy the music instead of criticizing  the musicians.

[MsFanmail]

@TheOliviaJuice Well said

[F66Alex]

the first single I have had. awesome...

[Songsmirth]

The first record I ever bought. A 45.  lol I played it until my mother was ready to pull her hair out! lol I think it cost 99 cents. :)

[MysteryMixes]

Mr Jones was banging his wife while he was in the mine. :((

[warwickwas]

NZ Charts June 29 1967, Peaked at Number 3.

[JohnFordDanceTroupe]

Beats their disco stuff any day.

Love that drum beat.

[bobkats]

Even more poignant for New Zealand today RIP Greymouth miners

[rightwally]

thank goodness they earned enough money to fix their teeth!

[59FreedomRider]

After walking the streets of New York in the area known as Ground Zero on 9/18/01 this song came to mind. As I walked I noticed that my pants and shoes were covered with dust, it was then that I realized that I was covered with the incinerated hearts and souls of those lost on 9/11. God Bless America and the Bee Gees.

[phogroian]

Was this shot on color? It looks as if the color was added later.

[mikekadas]

New York Mining Disaster 1941 - Bee Gees [Brisbane, Queensland, Australia] - No.14 on 6/10/1967. 4 weeks Top 40. - "AMG Pick. This song, the first international chart hit for the Bee Gees, has been accused of imitating the Beatles but a close listen reveals that it has a style all its own despite surface similarities." - The Studio Albums 1967-1968 [Box Set] (Reprise) - Bee Gees' 1st [Disc 1]-2006.

[derblae52]

SUCH AN EXTRAORDINARY SONG.

[edscars]

Couldn't help but think of this song today right after the Chilean miners were rescued. A real gem by the Bee Gees, and I always loved how they ended it. Great clip, thanks for sharing.

[Abbot63]

This is a treasure, OMG !!!!!, The very first hit in America and in U.K by one of the greatest bands all time: the Bee Gees.

The song made it the # 14 on the Billboard Charts and the # 12 in the U.K list in 1967.

Thank you RHINO for posting this treasure in H.Q.