Yes, you must do "Unchained Melody" next ❤❤❤❤❤

Ask any person around 50 if they could re-live through any decade of their choice, 99% would say the 80's. What a time to be alive back then......😊

Bill didn't think the song would make it, so Bobby did it solo. I was in high school when they graced the streets of Philly.

We had reached a point with this movie where we could laugh at racism. When you can do that, you transcend it. Woke is the polar opposite of that and causes separation, misunderstanding and resentment. We have f:u:c:k:e:d up.

Bill does a beautiful rendition of swing low sweet chariot with the blossoms. I did not think he could sing gospel this good. Enjoy.

Why the hell would this be filmed in america?😂😂

They sampled it from the rolling stones

I just subscribed, I thought I was subscribed, then I realized this is a different channel! I also left a like for you! AWESOME reaction! I was seven years old during this performance, which makes me 67 now, you two have a way of making folks feel old! Ha!Ha!Ha!

The majority of the script was actually written by Richard Pryor and Clevon Little.

I read through most of the comments and wanted to throw in my two cents. Lots of music has had spoken words imbedded in the song. Soul and Inspiration was released in 1966. Prior to that, Garnet Mimms and the Enchanters did "Cry Baby" in 1963 which Janis Joplin also recorded in 1970. Elvis did "Are You Lonesome Tonight" in 1960 and Brenda Lee's "I'm Sorry" was released that same year. Moving back a few years to 1957, the Diamonds recorded "Little Darlin". But the earliest that I recall (before I was born but familiar with it) was "If I Didn't Care" by the Ink Spots, released in 1939. But there are many more as some pointed out in comments. As for the popularity of the Righteous Brothers, it was their 1964 recording of "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" that BMI identified as the most played song, on radio and television, in the 20th Century. When my wife and I married 48 years ago, we combined our 45's/LP/Vinyl collections. We had mine, hers and her brother's (because he was away in the service). We went through them and found that we had 3 copies of Soul & Inspiration album ...and still do. So good, that we wanted to keep 2 backups! Justin and Staci did a great job on this review. I loved their interaction and opinions. ✌

Its1964. Black and white tvs and those microphones were considered 'high tech'!

This is the opening scene

Laurel & Hardy were a comedy act.

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Yep 🤣🤘🏻😎🖖🏻

Justin and Staci, those last few notes (that were awesome....lol) were not falsetto. I believe they were what is known as being a "countertenor" ... which as you know is a guy that can reach notes easily even higher than a tenor. Unbelievable!! Thank you, loved your reaction!

Watched this first time I was 14. Now 60 later, 74 and still love it.

It was in Top Gun

It is a comedy satire! It rips into everything. Could not be remade in today’s climate.

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The entire movie is hilarious

Rock & Roll Heaven

Bobby’s parents were in the audience and he had a bad cold, no pressure, right? He got it anyway, great counter tenor, incredible range

We were demonstrable with our feelings then and it was sweet.

I'm a bit late to the party, but as far as the "spoken bridge" in pop/rock & roll songs goes, take a side trip back to 1957 and check out the Velvetones take on "Glory of Love". kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJbLe4ylZq2ob6M

They would be told not to say or do anything whilst the band were performing

Laurel and Hardy the comedy team

You guys are awesome. I grew up listening to these guys. In an interview in the 80s they told of there inspiration were many of the black soul singers. Nat King Cole, and many other unknown black artists. I appreciate your positive energy.

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They were both 24 at the time of this performance

What a beautiful couple. May God shower His blessings on you

It's a shame that you could not have focused upon the amazing performance instead of indulging in your bs. about panties, insurance, etc.

"Is these one of those movies that doesn't have words?" My 10 year old grandson speaks better and is certainly more intelligent. She's a true academic... Yikes!!

I was listening to them when I was 15. We had places in every little town to dance at on weekends after football games, etc. If you had a boyfriend and you break up these songs made us cry. We loved every kind of music whether it was blacks, whites, purple people singing it. And I lived in the south. Radio stations was playing our music. I'm sick to death of the divide in our country. I would rather live back than

Morning Song is my favorite.

Bobby was nervous, His Mommy was in the audience and he didnt want to dissappoint her...

She recorded it with Eric Clapton

We didn't have the 'tude back in the day..

The whole movie, just shows how dumb racism actually is. It’s Not a traditional old western.

I was 5 when I watched this music clip back in the days and it was forever in my memory, especially the band and the sand bikes.

Bobby Hatfield

Unchained melody was sung as a solo with Bobby Hatfield singing the solo

U changed the sound that sucked

The name Tears for Fears refers to primal scream therapy. Primal scream therapy is a psychological exercise that encourages an individual to resort to primal instincts( like a caveman) and let out your frustrations in a naturalistic and therapeutic way by screaming uninhibitedly.

Of the hundreds who have done this epically beautiful song, the only singer who comes close to Bobby’s cosmic performance is Indonesian Vanny Vabiola. Check her out too.

Bill Medely didn’t think it would be a hit

You are listening too the number one love song of all time

They were the boys and they brought us all together with the sound

Watch the whole thing

They're soul brothers