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  • To all the fools who havent a clue, the Bee Gees had the best selling record b4 mj thriller. They have had more top ten hits, written top ten hits for other artists, and have been singing and writing music longer than any other band. So b4 u call anyone an idiot get a clue fools. Btw the Bee Gees are also the most sampled band. That for all you hater beatles fans.

  • Reading through the comments here and am quite surprised at the haters!! The Bee Gees are now approaching fifty years of music making and composing. That record surpasses pretty much any other group around, or defunct--including The Beatles (and I am a Beatles freak). The Brothers Gibb have had such a profound impact on music, even today their disco songs are considered classics despite the "disco haters." RIP Maurice and Andy....love you both!

  • Heeere we are In a room full of straaangers Discussing politics And the issues of the daaaaAAAYYY! Well, I want to talk to you Though you may not want me to! I'm still gonna taaalk to you I don't care what you saaaay! Talkin' it up! On the Barry Gibb Talk Show Talkin' about issues Talkin' about real important issues! Talkin' it up! On the Barry Gibb Talk Show Checkin' out politics In this crazy, crazy tow-ow-ow-own! Oh, yeah-ah! Yeah! YEAH! YeAH!
  • Gotta love the BEE GEES!!!! Best song eva!

  • These dudes ricked and I mean better than the Beatles! These dudes can actually sing!

  • Andy gibb

  • The Barry Gibb Talk Show

  • yes BeeGees , night on London Broadway is OK , but watch out in some big freak US cities, "Night on the broadway is not good for your health , someone may rob you !

  • Plus they didn't get famous for being fake good band screw all the haters

  • I am a closet bee gees fan thank you

  • Robin, talk to me! I'm your brothaa!!!!!

  • Maurice cant be lip singing the falsetto because it clearly shows the ladies in the back singing them -_-

  • Is this live? Or miming?

  • I'l tell you; That stage just kills me! That's great! It's too bad Maurice isn't around these days. They had more music in them. Oh well, can't win them all.

  • @Keedeeg3 That was about the same time I saw them as well. To all: if you want to hear Barry using his voice go back and listen to stuff done pre-Saturday night fever. He was asked, during the production if any one of them could SCREAM in key and when Barry opened his mouth it was a falsetto voice that came out ( for lack of a better way to describe it). Even he didn't know he could do it and I personally LOVE his falsetto.....I also believe Some one belonging to someone is in a lower register.

  • maurice didnt do the falsetto for this.. barry did.. this song was how he discovered he could sing falsetto...mo is lip syncing

  • Love you guys ...miss you Mo !!

  • The Bee Gee's were the best group of the 60's and 70's. If they would have stayed with it in the 80's and 90's they would have blown away the competition. Great group. Sorry to hear about thier brother. That was sad, I love the Bee Gee's to this day.

  • Did David Seville get a hold of this or what?

  • You have The Beatles in Washington (I Saw Her Standing There & Long Tall Sally). And you have The Bee Gees Spirits tour (Nights on Broadway & You Should be Dancing). These are the most exciting live group performances on YouTube. And teh Bee Gees wrote both theirs!

  • Love this! So happy to find this great, live version...my all-time favorite Bee Gees song! Thanx so much for posting! :)

  • The best group

  • I was blessed enough to have seen them in concert back in '79. They were Brilliant!!!

  • THEY HAVE MANNY SONG WITH NORMAL VOICE YOU KNOW THAT

  • 38 dislikes i will kill you on national television and (high pitched voiced) humiliate your corpse

  • I am wishing that time stood still ... and the Bee Gees stayed this way ... at their peak.

  • My favorite Bee Gee's tune...They had the voices of Angels.

  • I really like the Bee Gees....What's not to like!

    

  • Barry is a songwriting genius.

  • My preferred BG song.

  • Невероватно - Incredibile.

  • Is this really live? If it is it's amazing!

  • wow jt nailed robin gibbs teeth on the barry gibb talk show haha

  • @BassDude50000 Holy crap, I've been watching this and the SNL clip. I never realized JT had fake teeth in that clip until you mentioned it.

  • Respond to this video... Do have respect for the talent here though!

  • haha thumbs up if u like the Bee Gees because of Jimmy Fallon and Justin Timberlake doing The Barry Gibb Talk Show on Saturday Night Live

  • @tallstupid lol?, never heard of that. but i gave the video a thumbs up anyhoo :)

  • Thank god I grew up in the 70's. I enjoyed and still enjoy the Bee Gees. All time greatest!!!!

  • Love it!!!

  • Daves a vacuous simpleton, do not feed the trolls!

  • MY favorites.  And their harmonies ARE amazing.

  • I may never forgive them for the "Saturday Night Fever" era, but songs like "Nights On Broadway", "Run To Me", and "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" will always be among mu favorites.

  • Superb talent, on all levels. Listen to their vocal harmonies, incredible. I would love to have been at this concert. Barry's hair is also at its finest during this period.

  • No, no I don't

  • the best band ever

  • I never knew all these years that Maurice could hit those great fascetto notes. What a group.

  • The one band that takes me back to my childhood more than any other,love em or hate em,the talent this band had can not be disputed

  • great song. that said was this performance pure organic ? no tape ? just curious what you real fans think ? that said what a wonderfull song . perfect.

  • Hmm, no formal musical training. They can't read or write music but they have written over 1000 songs. Barry sings the string and horn sections as well as the boys singing the melody so the music can be written. Songs written for other artists have all been hits. Their harmonies are probably the best ever. They have had hit records in 5 decades. SNF holds the record for best selling soundtrack. (Not even my favorite BG's songs) IMHO, the Bee Gees are simply the most talented ever.

  • @Jons01 Finally another Bee Gees fan who knows what hes talking about.  I love the Bee Gees, always have. They have some of the best, heartfelt music ever written, even those written for artist. I think the Bee Gees were the greatest band ever. Even better than the Beetles.

  • @jwk290 Beatles.

  • @thrillho3 How many songs did the Beetles write for other artist that became #1 songs? 0 The Bee Gees had the highest selling album, till MJ Thriller. They have more songs hit #1 than the beetles, and more songs written for other artists that became #1 songs.

  • @jwk290 Rolling Stone put 5 Beatles album in their top 20 and 4 were in the top 10. (including 1 & 3) Thriller was 20 on the same list. Album sales don't really mean much to any musical connoisseur. If the Beatles hadn't broken up (to 4 VERY successful careers) they would have more number ones songs and albums than they had screaming fans.. The BeeGees are superb; but this is all like comparing Michael JORDAN to Pippen. You know they're both great, but there's no question who's better.

  • @thrillho3 Ur right there is no comparison The Bee Gees are the best group ever. End of conversation.

  • @jwk290 hahaha. I'm so glad I don't have to live with you. You sound more stubborn than a child conceived by Hitler and Delilah. You can't even spell 'Beatles,' It shows how much you know about them. I don't think I'm gonna read your response to this; it would have to proofread first.

  • @thrillho3 its a typo genius! Everyone makes mistakes even jackass beatles fans.

  • @jwk290 Haha. but not 3 times over. Arguing with you is pointless, unless someone wants to laugh all the time. Then I highly recommend it. The Beatles broke up to pursue the rest of their lives. If Jordan, Gretzky, and Manning all played just 8 years each, they'd still be considered the best of all time. You're only fooling yourself if you spend all your time trying to convince others that 1 band is better than another on youtube. I only check this stuff when I want a good laugh.

  • @thrillho3 obviously talking about music with u is pointless ur a closed minded jackass. I feel sorry for u, u will never know the love of music fully. Too closed minded, Open your mind, argueing over who the best group of all time is a waste of time. Its all a matter of taste and opinion. Even a jackass like urself can understand that. Talking about music with ignorant people is a waste of my time.

  • @jwk290 HAHAHAHA. That's exactly what I was telling you. You're the one who started this whole thing just because I told you how to spell Beales. You're the one who said the bee gees are better cuz they have more duets. the bee gees are awesome. i love them. I think its absurd that you think they're the best of all time, but thats your opinion. and i laugh every time you respond, so please; keeping making me laugh.

  • @thrillho3 and u should know Hitler Jr. or is it Delilah Jr. The beatles where like a sparkler bright for short time but then gone.  The Bee Gees have been bright shining stars their whole careers. Through the music they made, and the music they made for others. If u got ur head out of ur a ss u would know this. All u can see is bass hole.

  • @jwk290 Dang, what is this? One of the top ten, OK. Great longevity

  • @DAVWAVE And which group got a life time achievement award? Great longevity!!! hahahahahaha

  • @jwk290 I was around for their first songs, so I agree they are excellent and have longevity. You can think they are the best, but for various reasons, the fall short.

  • @DAVWAVE Nothing of the Bee Gees ever falls short.

  • @thrillho3 Rolling Stone was a musical paper that was run by old hippies, their placing of artists were merely their opinions. Show me any classic songs that the Beatles had written at the age of 17, the Bee Gees wrote so many at that age, of course the Beatles were brilliant, but to me the Bee Gees had better vocals and were superior songwriters.

  • @jwk290 It"s spelled BEATLES. "World without Love", by Peter and Gordon, "Bad to Me" by Billy J. Kramer, and Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds by Elton John all went #1. McCartney penned 32 number 1s. Lennon penned 26 and Barry Gibb wrote 16. McCratney has 29 number 1 hits. The Bee Gees were not even on the list. Please get your facts straight before posting again. thank You.

  • @jwk290 I think the Beatles are better then the bea gea's. At least you could have spelled it right ;).But on the other hand i don't care. Let the members who still live join together and play all of their great songs. The Bea Geatles forever.

  • @jwk290 Yes, their simplistic pop/disco melodies and grade 8 lyrics about dancing and jiving on Saturday nights compares well to THE BEATLES.

    That's right.

  • @Holymakinaw Clown. They have outlasted the Beatles and pretty much any other group that is in existence or has existed. You obviously have not done your research because they started composing songs in the early 60's, well before disco. Society was shocked when they "went disco" because they were known for ballads and love songs. Disco was the result of their British interpretation of soul music (Barry called it "black soul" in an interview once). Do your research, please. Idiot.

  • @dalsnsetters LMFAO!! What kind of mouth-breathing MORON could think that the Bee Gees could compare in any way, shape or form, to the most influential rock band of all time??? Too funny. IDIOT.

  • @Holymakinaw How quaint that your momma taught you how to call names...she should have taught you to do your research. If you did your research, you would know that what I say is true. The Bee Gees have had much more influence on music--for FIFTY YEARS--than the Beatles. The Beatles introduced rock n' roll but the Bee Gees introduced a helluva lot more. Once you grow up, you'll realize that. But in the meantime, do some research because to fans, you are making a fool of yourself.

  • @Holymakinaw You are obviously a kid who doesn't really know what you are talking about. For that reason I am able to forgive you your ignorance.  In the future, instead of arguing emotions, try arguing facts. I am a Beatles freak, have been since the 70's (you probably weren't even born yet) and am able to defend the Bee Gees DUE TO my love of The Beatles. I'm not some emotional fan who fails to appreciate any other musical group. You should try it. You might find other music that is good.

  • @Jons01 I couldnt agree more!

    

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  • NOW THATS MUSIC

  • I once played in a band called the Dead Trumpets mainly did the vocals a little guitar too, mainly workingmans clubs around London, wrote a few songs but I was never good enough to make a living out of it.

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  • @Orky210 There are just alot of good guitar players around here.Supply and Demand.

  • I have been to Penny Lane and the Carvern club have you visited any of their old haunts?

  • @Orky210 I've never been to England. I would love to go sometime. I saw Paul on April 7 1990 at Texas Stadium in Dallas (Irving). He played for about an hour with the band, then did about 45 minutes solo. then another hour with the band, Every person there knew every word to every song.

  • Do you mean language? I do not need any aid to spell simple words, it would seem you certainly do lol

  • languague lmao

  • Correction once again Their* Please use English

  • Ringo did not even make the top ten in the worlds best drummers, he scraped in at 13! Yes I did see the 12 year old brothers Gibb doing Please Please Me, fucking bubblegum music!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Correction Posted*

  • @OldSouthernSoldier You seem like a nice guy, a little deluded perhaps...look here is a very good offer-you teach me guitar, I am not very good, shit actually, and in return I will attempt to educate you.

  • @Orky210 I have an Associates degree in Electrical Engineering Technology and an Associate of Science. I don't feel a need to proof read and worry about every word I write on here. The spelling police will always point it out for me. . I'm just here having fun and felt a need to correct the person that thought he should say the BGs are better than the Beatles. Everthing you need to know for guitar is on youtube.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier What about using words out of context all the time eg there as opposed to their ? and then having the audacity to argue about it!! even you must feel a little foolish.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier My favourite Beatles album has to be Rubber Soul, and Girl is a song to die for.

  • @GeorgiiiiRaWK That's a good album. It has alot of acoustic stuff on there. They were influenced by Bob Dylan around that time. You can look on the cover and see how tired they were. Norwegian wood had that sitar on it. I think it was the first time anyone used one. I think that was the first Beatle album that was released in the US and England the same.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier It was an exceptional album- you do not have tosell the Beatles to us, I know every song word for word and most of the B sides of their singles, most probably could name all the albums and songs, and who sang lead vocals, I just have a preference for the Bee Gees.

  • @Orky210 I like the Bee Gees also. That's how I ended up here. I just took exception to somebody slamming the Beatles. You can't be a fad for 50 years. I just started playing keys. I have played guitar for 46 years and I needed some easy songs to learn. I went with "Message", "To Love somebody" and "Islands". I also learned "Because" by the DC5. That's a great song also. And of course "My Girl"

  • @OldSouthernSoldier My Girl a classic mowtown record, do you play in a working band?

  • @Orky210 Smokey wrote some great songs. I do play in a working band. I just don't work enough. The guys working every night are the keyboard players. We have about 500 guitarists and 3 good keyboard players. I'll work alot next year. We have 6 casinos here.

  • The DC5 were huge in America

  • Cavern*

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Bob Dylan now there is a three chord genius!

  • I Feel Fine 1964 first time anyone used feedback guitar

  • @Orky210 Great song. That was the first feedback I ever heard on a record. I'm glad you mentioned that because I remember exactly where I was when I first heard that song. I heard it on a car radio. How abot the 12 string rick on I Should have Known Better?, or the mellotron on Strawberry fields. They were always first

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Rumour has it they would search the studio looking for anything different to put on songs they were working on, I think they took some bird sounds and added it to the song Blackbird.

  • @Orky210 They used a Caliope on Mr. Kite. George Martin had the tech cut the tape into foot long pieces and randomly slice them back together, They then played it backwards. Strawberry fields was recorded in one key and then again a semi tone apart. They sped the lower pitch up and mixed it with the higher pitch tape. And of course that french horn on Penny lane.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Yes I know you told us that earlier, why are you repeating things? do you need to see a gerontologist?

  • Look at the Bee Gees Greatest Hits album,Holiday, I Started A Joke, 1st Of May, New York Mining Disaster, World,To Love Somebody, Ive Gotta Get A Message to you, Words, Massachusetts all written in their teens, they simply blow the Beatles away! The Beatles wrote Please Please Me the Bee Gees qwere writing songs like that at 13!

  • The records he made were a joke too, people mocked his lack of ability, Ringo made a living off the back of the Beatles its as simple as that!

  • @17DJLOVER Just like the BGs made a living off the back of The Beatles. John Travolta and Saturday Night fever. That would explain the 7 uncharted albums in a row after the SNF push.They don't even play their own music. Maurice recorded 1 solo album and they wouldn't relese it. Was it really that bad? After listening to "man in the middle" my guess is it was that bad. I have a BGs "spirit" picture album that I bought for a quarter at a flea market.

  • You continue to witter on about numbers all the time! thats all it is with you numbers, I am English and very proud of what the Beatles have achieved, but they were extremely overated, nothing you say or ramble on about will ever change my opinion. Their vocals are weak, their musical ability was average, and their early work was poor, nothing you will say can convince me otherwise. Here in England that is a popular opinion, and the Stones were just as big at the time,now its the Bee Gees turn.

  • @GeorgiiiiRaWK Here's something with no numbers. The BGs are not even a band. They are a vocal group. I just watched a video from 75 with maurice playing a bass and right behind him is another bass player. Barry might as well put that guitar up. If you are going to hold it at least play it. I see Maurice on one night behind a keyboard and there is another guy playing keyboard also. They also had 3 backup singers on one night. WTF is that. The songs are only 3 or 4 chords and they cant play that

  • My problem when I play BGs songs is that they are all the same 3 chords and all ballads. It's very hard not to mix them up. If you new ANYTHING about music I wouldn't be explaining this to you. They never wrote anything that compares to "A day in the Life", or "Eleanor Rigby". I get people request "To Love Somebody" when I DJ but they don't want to hear the BGs sing it. They prefer Michael Bolton. Are you fucking kidding me. People prefer Michael Bolton over the BGs.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier If you knew anything about spelling and English your comments may have a little more credence, but you are such a thick cunt its hard to take anything you say seriously, it really does negate any opinion you hold when you struggle with basic English! I am amazed you can even read the sheet music, I play guitar too, not to any high standard it must be said, and I find some Beatles songs complex and some very simple, much the same as the brothers Gibb.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Your foul languge shows your complete lack of intellect, how can you have an intelligent conversation or debate when the other person is not intelligent? You do struggle with basic English, it becomes irksome to continue to have to decipher what you are saying, perhaps you are dyslexic?

  • @OldSouthernSoldier How old are you? why do you struggle with basic English?

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Why continue to dissipate time here when you clearly are in need of further education, perhaps your passion for the Beatles should be put on the back burner for a few years while you attempt to titivate your very poor English!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Yes I do like the Beach Boys and the Eagles too, are you considering that offer that was made to you about education?

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Dont Worry Baby is possibly one of the finest songs ever written, but the harmony is edged out by Massachuetts by the brothers Gibb.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Yes I saw her standing there is a classic rock song, I love it!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Yes Ringo was considered a joke in the 60s there were far better drummers about, and his vocals were terrible too- he was always considered the weak link. You are so parochial you forget just how huge the Bee Gees were in other countries, bigger than the Beatles in parts of South America and Europe, just look at some of the shit the Beatles wrote Fixing A Hole,Yellow Submarine, The Inner Light, Love Me Do, in fact up until the Hard Days Night album which still had fillers.

  • He has recorded with BB King, Howlin Wolf, Stephen Stills, Peter Frampton, The Who, Nilsson, Keith Moon, The Band, Bob Dylan, Buck Owens, Tom Petty and ELO. He has also recorded several times with all the former Beatles. He is the best selling drummer in Music history period. Coincidence? Luck? I doubt it. I can't find ANY drummers that don't like his playing. It must just be musically challenged people like you. I guess the BGs could have used Ringo on "Cucumber Castle". LOLOLOLOLOL

  • Thank you Nightfever77 for posting this video. Do you know if there was an official dvd released of this concert, maybe remastered to improve the quality of the video? Possibly without any words across the bottom of the screen. I would pay just about anything for that.

  • Its interesting how the Bee Gees have written 6 of Billboards top 50 singles and The Beatles could only manage 4!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier They sang on all the songs and his source was Billboard top selling songs on Google, regarding musicanship. Ringo was possibly the worst drummer around in the 60s and there was always talk about him being replaced, the other Beatles were reasonable musicians, but nowhere near as good as Maurice Gibb, even Clapton commented about his ability to play so many instuments to such a high standard. Just look at some of the funky bass on this song and Staying Alive incredible!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier He was considered to be the worst drummer around in the 60s and rumour has it he did not play on all the Beatles tracks, he was a joke in every way his vocals were atrocious too!

  • @GeorgiiiiRaWK Considered by who? He sang lead vocals on 14 songs that charted in the US including 2 #1s during his solo career. He also had a 3 a 4 a 5 and a 9. That's 6 top 10s. None of the BGs can say that. It's that many of us liked his singing. He still tours and sells out singing with his All Starr band, As for his drumming he is nothing short of great. It's really quite simple. If his drumming was bad the songs would be bad. Ringo has been the drummer on close to 2000 million sales.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Everyone in England during the 60s thought he was a joke! if youlook back the music press speculated about when and who would replace him on a weekly basis!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier It is often said that the Bee Gees lived in the Beatles shadow, this film will make people aware of just how talented the Bee Gees were, there will be another Bee Gees revival other songs will come to light and they will be placed asthe top songwriters and performers of all time, which in my opinion ther really do deserve!

  • It's also interesting to note that the BGs third best selling Album was a collection of Beatle songs. Really? Yes! Mc Cartney by himself has 6 #1 albums and 9 #1 songs. He is "The most successful songwriter in MUSIC history". They also had a few #1s by other artist, " LSD" by Elton John and "A world without love". "Come and get i"t and "bad to me" also charted at 7 and 9. I could go on and on but I think I have made my point. Don't EVER compare these guys to the Beatles

  • You nailed all that right on the head!!!! Good for you!!!! They were wonderful!!!!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Everybody knows that the Bee Gees are far superior to the Beatles, if its just a numbers game then what about Justin Bieber outselling every other artsist, or Lady Gaga? George Martin was the reason the Beatles were so successful, all of their early albums contained songs by other songwriters, the Bee Gees never had to resort to that, they were writing classic songs at the age of 16! Just look at the albums they wrote for Streisand,Diana Ross, Kenny Rogers all sold millions

  • @OldSouthernSoldier That was Robert Stigwoods idea you village idiot, to reiterate Barry Gibb was writing songs at 12! what were the Beatles doing then? what was the last good song McCartney wrote? why is it that all the modern bands are covering Bee Gees songs? when was the last time you saw a Beatles cover in the charts? Show me two songs written by the Beatles and covered by another artist that has over 21 million view on you tube! You need further education "there" should be "their" idiot!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier The word "there" is not correct you fucking dim halfwit! the next album was Spirits Having Flown which had three number one singles in the US billboard, one of which they gave to UNICEF and has currently made$6,million The album went to number one, get your facts right you basic imbecile!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Listen you ignorant cunt you cannot even spell "sentence" so fuck off back to school come back when you can at least join your writing together, you represent no challenge to me or anyone else with a semblance of education! You should be ashamed of your aparrent lack of education, were you indolent in school? did you ever attend?

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Rolling Stone is full of aged hippies who live in the past, they are just opinions, take a look at the comments on Bee Gees songs and see for yourself the inluence they had over people. My uncle was a DJ and he said that for months and months all people wanted to hear was the Bee Gees, dance clubs sprouted up all over the world. The reason I pointed out your atrocious grammar is that you are the original village idiot, so your opinion is worth nothing!

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Actually during the 60s the Bee Gees were writing more songs than any other band or artists, during the 70s and 80s they were just as fertile too, they continued to have hits upuntil 2003, as I stated previously...the only band to have a hit in every decade. Of course the Beatles outsold the Bee Gees, they outsold everybody! their timing wasd excellent and someone made a commment that if the Bee Gees had arrived before the Beatles, they may have outsold everybody too.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier The Bee Gees have written 989 songs to date, Barry Gibb broke all records in the 70s by having 9 songs in the Billboard top 100! Once again I ask you how many hits had the Beatles had at the age of 17 or 18 or 19 let me tell you none, the Gibbs have far more raw talent than the Beatles ever had!

  • @GeorgiiiiRaWK Where are all of these songs. They had about 6 good hits before SNF and 5 on SNF and a couple on the next album. Add Islands and guilty and I count about 15 total good songs. Where are the rest?

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Just listen to the vocals on this track! incredible! ther Beatles could never compete with this, not in a million years! People still mention this tour as the best live act they have ever seen, not just a couple of dates, but 38 sold out dates! Take a listen to the song Greatest Man In The World just a guitar with Barrry and Maurice singing ad lib..pure perfection vocally, the Beatles could not come even close to the Bee Gees harmony. Numbers is all you have, nothing more!

  • @Orky210 If you want a true test take all the variables out. listen to the BGs TRYING to sing any of the many Beatle songs they covered and then listen to the original. The Beatles would have gone straight to number 1 with "To Love Somebody" or "Iv'e gotta get A Message to You" yet the BGs failed to do it. The Beatles were just so much more talented and yes, better singers. I have more than numbers. I have Ears.

  • @OldSouthernSoldier The Bee Gees managed to cover Beatles songs easily at the age of 15! thats how difficult they were, yes the Bee Gees admit to being influenced by the Beatles, but they have long surpassed the Beatles in every way...apart from record sales, but people did purchase mopre records in the 60s..then taping came in during the 70s otherwise it may be a different story.

  • @Orky210 They have NEVER been able to cover Beatle songs. Listen to them TRYING. There are a bunch of them on youtube. I can't seem to find any BGs songs being covered by the Beatles

  • @OldSouthernSoldier Rubbish! most people thought it was the Beatles! in fact when I play the album the friends, they actually think it is the Beatles, that is how easy they were to cover. The Bee Gees songs that blow the Beatles away are I started a joke, to love somebody, words, Ive gotta get a message to you, world, and so many more once again all written in their teens! As for the Beatles doing covers they were fucking grim! I have all the Beatles albums, studio albums too, sheet music too,