First Time Hearing Unchained Melody By Righteous Brothers Touched My Soul | REACTION

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[@gilevin100]

Great song....Great reaction!

[@patriciagreen4900]

Please revel in this tune - it’s exceptional!!!

[@ayyedee5349]

He made every women there that day feel like he was singing to her. Thats how powerful his voice was.

[@jolenewitzel7919]

This is Bobby Hatfield. The singer you don't see is Bill Medley. This is when love songs were really love songs and no one needed enhancements to sound great. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@doloresschultz8393]

¹No one better than Bobby. listen to Summertime and crying in the chaple and you've lost that loving feeling. So many more.

[@artbagley1406]

One of the most covered tunes in the history of recorded music. A prime example of what was called in the 1960s "Blue-eyed Soul." Believe it or not, the original tune was from 10 years earlier! (1955) in a prison movie titled "Unchained"!! You're exactly right, Pzo Malone, there aren't many love sonnets put to music nowadays.

[@kathydoty8718]

❤️🙌

[@janetgallo5720]

There has never been a male singer like Bobby Hatfield. His live performance is a masterpiece, and the world lost him too soon.

[@richarddaugherty8583]

This was live on the Andy Williams show. Bobby Hatfield sang this as a solo. He was ill with a cold and worried about being able to hit that note at the end of the song. Also, his Mom was in the audience and had never heard him sing live before. No pressure! The Righteous Brothers got their name from the Black Marines at El Toro base in SoCal. After a performance they yelled "that was righteous, Brothers!" The name stuck. Check out You've Lost That Loving Feeling, and Soul and Inspiration. His 'brother' is Bill Medley who sings bass/baritone. Bobby's range was tenor all the way up through the top of Countertenor. Most folks think it's falsetto but for him it's not. His voice is so relaxed he could get all the way up there. If you notice his jaw when he sings there is no tension there. No autotune, one shot at it: this is perfection. It's even better than the studio recording that was played on the radio. IMHO!

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

Bobby would never worry about hitting that note no matter how nervous he was. We don't have to make up stories about this performance to make it impressive; the reality is amazing enough.

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

You know the Righteous Brothers! I was born in 1947, they’ve always been one of my favorites. I have several other CDs I used to have the records. It is wonderful to see them recognized as one of the greatest duets, which, each individually can do a solo and stand on their own. Neither is dependent upon the other, but to gather ❤❤❤

[@GeorgiaGoodell-eh5kd]

They're not really brothers.

[@edhorton2766]

@@Aurora-tp3dy Bobby had horrible stage fright before going on. The point that was he had a cold plus his mom was hearing him live on stage for the first time. He still blew them away. The dude was good.

[@janetgallo5720]

Bill Medley didn’t come close to Bobby Hatfield in vocal greatness nor as a person.

[@flutesong5527]

He gives a masterclass in vocal technique

[@thinking6307]

Yes, Flute....but I actually believe this performance is un-reproduceable (if that is a word..ha). Bobby Hatfield does so many things technically, that individually might be learned and reproduced...but surely not even close to the total...by any other singer. AND...Bobby infuses the technical with emotional elements...that I've never heard or seen before. I believe...a review of the now many Reactions to this performance on KZbin...will verify this. By the way....this is the Best presented Reaction Format I've seen. Pzo Malone deserves high praise for this.

[@barbaral8973]

@@thinking6307 You are so right, there were many singers, who tried to sound like him but this is Masterclass! The way he modulates and enunciates certain words like "need your love", "much" and "touch". Most other singers just drag that out. That's just one of the elements why most women feel Bobby personally serenades them. He sing-speaks on their wavelength folding his longings and yearnings into 9-syllable runs like "I (need your love)", he's "killing them softly with his song" (Thanks Roberta!)

[@marxeric1913]

What a good reaction. So many of us think and feel exactly like you do when we first saw Bobby's performance. He is unbelievable.

[@thinking6307]

AND....we Continue to have similar reactions EVERY TIME we listen and see this performance again!

[@user-uj4vy8vd7s]

You witnessed the best song and performance of all time. You have a lot of class just like Bobby Hatfield. I respect you a lot because you know what you are talking about. I subscribed right away. Be safe and take care.

[@debmerrifield5426]

i too . subscibed. the old hippie

[@marybill1429]

Listen to you’ve lost that loving feeling and you’ll hear the other half of the RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS. It’s great to know you kids like this you do need more of this nowadays

[@sharonkirkpatrickcowzer9410]

The great BOBBY HATFIELD. RIP. Blue eyed soul.

[@jimmycannon8057]

Bobby Hartfield was a boss an unmatched . R.I.P.

[@dawnbarone5804]

This is why, people my age (a child of the 60's) still listen to the oldies. There is nothing that compares to the great artist of the time.

[@serafyo]

Talent was an absolute necessity in those days, and the Righteous Brothers had it

[@user-xp3fl4jo1p]

The soloist singing unchained melody is the late great Bobby Hatfield. Fabulous singer

[@JamesWatheist]

Good to see this timeless performance still wowing people over 50 years later. There is just nothing like this today. Great reaction to an amazing performance.

[@Rockylovesgod]

His voice a God’s gift . Classic …. Bobby Hatfield is his name

[@BarbaraVale214]

This was called blue eyed soul!! A counter tenor he could effortlessly reach notes few men could. Best live performance ever...no re-takes, cut and paste, auto tune ...dont make em like that any more

[@johnandrews3151]

Amoung the greatest live performances of all time! Bobby Hatfield was one half of the Righteous Brothers, the other member is Bill Medley. They flipped a coin to determine who would sing this song as only one of them could perform it! Bobby won the toss. This live version is actually better than the original studio version! RIP Bobby.

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

OMG the late Bobby Hatfield! I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. No auto tune, just pure raw talent! RIP Bobby! We miss hearing your beautiful voice! You need to play more music by the Righteous Brothers. They were awesome!!! 💖💖💖

[@dougbeardmore9012]

And i too watched this live performance, at 10 years old, with my mom. I was amazed and loved it then and still get goose bumps when I see this performance now. ❤❤

[@lynstanford6010]

Do you have to talk when the song is on

[@coletteservice5586]

You'll never walk alone on the Ed Sullivan Show really showcases both their voices

[@colton2680]

Great to see you looking at these classics!😊

[@sandralorenz1796]

This is Bobby Hatfield. The other part of the duo is Bill Medley. Bobby passed away in 2003. Check out "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "You'll Never Walk Alone", "Ebb Tide" and "Soul and Inspiration". This song was used in the movie "Ghost". They each did solo performances in each performance. I grew up with this music. No auto tunes. Just pure talent. The artists could actually sing, you could understand what they were saying and they dressed well. This was a TV performance. They were called Blue-Eyed Soul.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Best ever by a male singer - live. Bobby was quite simply great. Try "Guess who" "somewhere" "Summertime" "Bring it on home to me" - good variety but many more. All terrific!

[@lindalandry2519]

Sweet, charming, beautiful, soulful and talented Bobby Hatfield. This song hit the charts twice and this live version is even better. Bobby has done many solos like My Prayer and Summertime or Ebb Tide which also charted. Anything he and Bill Medley do as a duo is awesome like You'll never walk alone or Soul and Inspiration.

[@riverbender9898]

Pure vocal perfection! No tricks...no Autotune...no tricks!

[@ericgerena6042]

His name was Bobby Hatfield who died in November 2003 at the age of 63. They( Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley) were not brothers. You can hear both their biggest hit " You've Lost That Loving Feeling". Sometimes they would do solos. Other songs: Soul & Inspiration ", Ebb Tide, You'll Never Walk Alone, Rock n roll Heaven, I Just Wanna Make Love To You" and many others.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Amazing....he was sick when he sang this live! You can't really tell.....most can't sing this on their best day! Lol. Bobby Hatfield killed it! No one sang this better .....Imo.

[@zella417bcarter9]

Also check out Bobby singing SUMMERTIME on his own. Amazing!!

[@hcabnekogcram]

Man, thank you for your openness and honesty. This is probably the greatest live performance ever by anyone in any genre. Bobby Hatfield had an insane voice. Great reaction.

[@annemariefleming]

The amazing Bobby Hatfield. One of the finest voices of the 20th century. Supreme talent. RIP Bobby.

[@kathleenmenker3853]

You need to back this video up to see the humorous chatting with both Righteous Brothers and Andy Williams. They are all wearing pink that night because it was Valentines Day (1965). The Andy Williams show took place in a large studio with a live audience. In the chat scene, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley talk about how they got the name, Righteous Brothers and that Bobby sings Unchained Melody by himself. Bill was kidding when he said he didn’t think it was going to be a hit. They had decided to include a solo on each album and flipped a coin to see who would sing that first solo and Bobby won. The studio recording from 1964 was an immediate and giant hit. I like this live version better because of the more dramatic ending. The song became a big hit again in 1990 when it was featured throughout the movie, Ghost.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

It was October 25, not February 14. Have no idea how that story got started. There probably was never a coin toss. I think Bill just got tired of being asked why Bobby sang it and not him. The earliest comments by him were that Bobby brought it to the recording session for his solo for that particular album. In fact, Bobby said he had been singing it for years even before he met Bill. It was so easy for him to sing it because he had it in his pocket. It was always Bobby's song.

[@user-nb2td2jy5y]

The very best!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@artistsexposed8931]

I've watched tons of reactions to this song. Yours is the best of the best. Hell, im 70 now and remember this song Killin it back then. Now you have the same reaction. Craziness! Keep On Keepin On

[@blueboy450]

I have been watching these reactions! I agree this is one of the best reactions by far. I’m also 70 and glad for singers like this. Now we hear the studio version and then live and they don’t even sound alike

[@kerrypapworth1526]

The Righteous Brothers were amazing, Bobby’s voice was sublime. 💕💕

[@jennifermolina4396]

Thr lovely Bobby Hatfield. God-given talent.

[@debbymccormick7761]

Back in the day, they had the best music.

[@Jettingred4]

Just imagine No Autotune! Absolute TALET! That’s the music I grew up listening to! The best of the best!

[@darlenefragale6550]

So blessed to grow up with this kind of music…each of them agreed that they would do one solo record in each album and this was his. Every woman loves to slow dance to this song…

[@johnandrews3151]

In the 60's, 70's & 80's, a period which I refer to as the Golden Age of Popular Music, if you did not have real talent, you did not get a record contract, PERIOD! All of the music from this era is top notch, even what was considered passe at the time. Music today has no soul.

[@almostfm]

The other thing (which we don't see any longer) is borrowing techniques from one style of music and using them in another. I can hear elements of 50's doo-wop in Hatfield's performance, as well as 60's Motown

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

Yeah back then if you couldn't keep time or in tune, you'd have to go,home and sing in your shower.

[@jennysheldon7633]

Always loved this song. So beautiful. It was all sung live with his mama in the audience.

[@craigsowers8456]

Yes, Bobby was one of those Artists that had Women saying "Please have my Babies !!!". As a fellow Vocalist ... Bobby Hatfield this is probably the best Live Performance ever performed of any Song ever. And yes, there are 2 "Giveret" ... but if you search for the intro to this performance with Andy Williams, you'll find out the story behind the Band name and why only Bobby performed this Song solo. Having been in Studios where we can "punch in/out" to get the best outcome and performed "live" as well, there are "choices" are made ... SO many factors go into it ... climate, mood, sound guys, et al. As an "old guy" a reminder that this was "pre-Auto Tune", Tube Amps and a Mic with far less dynamic range that what's available today. So few of us (and certainly not me) can hit high C ... post puberty (LOL and MJ could do it RIP). Utterly amazing IMHO. Just a "visual" note as well ... pre-MTV and the part where he begins to sing about how "lonely Rivers flow to the Sea" sync'd with the fade out with the yellow Globe bulb lights was SO cool ... again, IMHO. And BTW, Todd Duncan was the original release Artist in 1955.

[@darlenefragale6550]

Thanks! For understanding this music and why we loved our era of music.

[@user-nb2td2jy5y]

The very best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@dallasboricua21c]

Thanks for giving this many his justly deserved praises. He was a legend of our times and he along with his brother were super singers of the times...

[@fionaspath3332]

This was live...on the Andy Williams Show...(also a singer)...

[@oldschool72]

This was live on TV.. The Andy Williams Show.. I was 18 when I watched this with my folks.

[@josephficek6139]

Must have learned to Sing in Church... Elvis and James Brown both had that Soul too.. These Men are Great Singers...

[@tinakeith5822]

Welcome to “Blue Eyed Soul”!!!! One of the greats!!! His mom was in the audience and his smile at the end was because he knew he killed it!!!

[@mzaree3821]

This performance was done by Bobby Hatfield on the Andy Williams Variety Show. He is one half of the Righteous Brothers, being that Bill Medley is the other half. They were both 25 years old then. I was 15 at the time and remember these boys and let me tell you that us girls were so in love with the Righteous Brothers. Can't say which brother won out over the other with the girls back then. I watched this performance on TV. Bobby's mother was in the audience behind him in the blue dress. He was nervous performing. But when he was done with that performance, he totally owned it!! There is an original version sung by Todd Duncan in movie called "Unchained" about an inmate singing to his love to wait for him. This became a hit in 55' and was nominated for the Academy Awards, didn't win but made it to #1 on the Billboard Charts. The recorded version of this song sung by Bobby Hatfield was on the B side of a record because the A side was supposed to be the hit song, 'Hung on You." This b side was most played by the dj's instead, which became the hit song and made the Billboard Charts at #4 in 65.' It later was re-released for the movie "Ghost" in 90' and became a hit all over again with another Billboard top 100. They got their name back when people and things were referred to as being 'righteous, brother.' So after their performance the crowd would yell out "that's righteous brother.' Hence, they decided that was a good name to call themselves. Bobby has since left us to join the Band in Rock n Roll Heaven. To this day no one has ever bested Bobby's version!!! RIP Bobby.

[@TMN_Editzz]

Elvis also sang this song at his last performance weeks before his death

[@debrawucik826]

Love, sensitivity, talent.....he was amazing.

[@docmason9677]

I not only love this song from my era but seeing young people's reactions and loving it as much as I did in the 1960s. It does my heart good.

[@moconnorduber1787]

It warms my heart to see you appreciate the music of my day

[@lindahansen4675]

I was 15 living 25 miles from him. Question where has the music gone?

[@bavlen]

His name is Bobby Hatfield, and he was some kind of good. You are right about there not being music like his these days.

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

The Righteous Brothers consisted of Bill Medley (not seen in this video) and Bobby Hatfield. They had two big hits in which Bobby sang the song solo -- "Unchained Melody" and "Ebb Tide." But hearing them together is truly a special treat. Check out their songs "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" and "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration." Honestly, you haven't really heard the Righteous Brothers until you've heard them both together. They were one of the biggest singing duos of the 1960s and were one of the main "house groups" on an ABC-TV prime time popular music show geared for the younger generation called "Shindig!" So they got a lot of air time on TV in the mid '60s when the show was popular. Sadly, Bobby died in 2003 soon after they were inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Bill still performs under the name Righeous Brothers with a new, much younger partner, Bucky Heard. But it's just not the same. Nobody sang like Bobby, and nobody's voices ever blended together quite like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, the Righteous Brothers.

[@patriciagreen4900]

Gwann Bobby - no one knows how that feels - go on with the generation it’s so so special - I feel so privileged!!!

[@MsAppeljack]

No altering of any kind, and done live. Just Bobby at his best. Cheers.

[@deborahmartino3235]

Saw Bobby do this song in Vegas in the late 90's and he was just as good as this performance..

[@ceegee1959]

Best slow dance song ever! Great reaction! Love watching young people discover my music!

[@billdomitilli8125]

Women were exalted in song then... 59 years later they are denigrated. This tells you everything you need to know about our society.

[@maureenalder8905]

Perfect reaction to Bobby Hatfield giving us a masterclass performance 👏 ❤

[@LindaLandry79]

Such a beautiful performance. We are fortunate it was recorded as it is even better than the studio version. Bobby was pure class, charm, soul and talent. This is a solo and he and Bill Medley were the Righteous Brothers and each did many solo's. They were dubbed 'blue eyed soul'. This solo of Bobby Hatfield's hit the charts twice! Pure soulful, romantic and talent in this performance. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are missed. PS: and Bobby could dance too! He shows off his foot work in many of the Shindig clips.

[@katrinacash6393]

Bobby Hatfield was just 25 years old in this video. He was a very rare counter tenor. Those high notes are not sung in a falsetto but his chest voice. He goes between high and low effortlessly. Check his performance of the song “Summertime”!

[@PaulineMcDonald-su2ms]

The lyrics mean so much more when you realize this was 1965 and the Vietnam War was in full swing. When he sings "Time goes by so slowly and time can do so much." - you can picture him in a fox hole terrified he won't make it home. When he sings "Are you still mine?" and "I'll be coming home, wait for me." it is heart wrenching because you know in the midst of the horror, all he wants to know is that she still loves him.

[@alrightbal9190]

@PaulineMcDonald-su2m Bobby dedicated his studio version to all the soldiers fighting over there.

[@mcshawn56]

They didn't have auto-tune back in the day! Just a pure, natural voice!

[@jec1ny]

This is where the term "blue eyed soul" came from.

[@vivianrobb2837]

Check out the Righteous Brothers Soul & Inspiration (1966) and You’ve lost that lovin feeling. You will love those classics too!

[@shooshoo9366]

Before they were famous a guy that use to come watch them sing told them they were some righteous hence the righteous brothers.

[@shooshoo9366]

Unchained Melody - " Unchained Melody " is a 1955 song with music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret. North wrote the music as a theme for the little-known prison film Unchained (January 1955), [1] hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack. [2] lot of people sing that song but Bobby Hatfield owned it!!! His mom was in the audience when he sang that and he was nervous as a cat lol.

[@darlenefragale6550]

I love how you enlarge the screen of the artist during their performance!

[@Terry-dl4nf]

Nice reaction ... this must be the greatest ever live performance of a pop song by a male artist - it's truly magnificnet! Cheers

[@donnamorrison4837]

Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley were not' biological brothers but were magical together...and they got their name while playing in a club down south where a man did stand up and yell out 'that's righteous brother'...it was not at the El Toro base in SoCal. In 2003 Bobby Hatfield was found dead in his motel room in Kalamazoo Michigan and a coroner concluded that cocaine use had precipitated his fatal heart attack...so sad that such a beautiful man left the world the way he did...Thank You for sharing..peace be the journey !!!

[@jessied8585]

You are wise beyond your years young man. Keep that mind open and you will go so far in this life.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Blue eyed soul my Brother.🥰 Buttery smooth.

[@teresarankin7077]

Go to the Andy Williams Show. The Righteous Brothers singing What'd I Say with Andy Williams. Then you can watch 3 great men of that day with their incredible voices. Remember live and no such thing as auto tune or anything like it. This is Bobby Hatfield the other one is Bill Medley.❤️❤️❤️

[@debbymccormick7761]

One of my favorites...❤️

[@Sonia-tf4og]

Such a beautiful song 🥰🥰🥰 Great reaction! Esta es música que trasciende el tiempo y la época ¡Saludos, desde Argentina!

[@JOELAFRICK]

Best of his time??? 😂 He’s one of, if not the best ever live.

[@serafyo]

He is the absolute best!

[@political-social]

One of the most beautiful romantic love songs of all time, sang by a real dreamboat. So happy it moved you 💛💜

[@doloreskrisky7710]

I was lucky enough to see the Righteous Brothers in concert nearly 60 years ago. Love them!❤ Listen to them sing I Just Want To Make Love To You and Summertime.

[@ralphdye451]

Glad you did this. It was the Andy Williams Show (Bobby Hatfield's Mother was in the audience). The Righteous Brothers were Bobby Hatfield (who sand this song) and Bill Medley, a VERY deep baritone. This song is familiar from the movie "Ghost". It has been , along with the Righteous Brothers, inducted in the music Hall of Fame. It is also included in The Smithsonian under most influential artists of the 20th Century. Done many times, even by Elvis, this version is the "Definitive".

[@kathleenmayhorne3183]

And it climbed the charts again in the 80's, thanks to ghost.

[@jimvalenti7040]

Name of singer is Bobby Hatfield.

[@wandajaneburlinson5288]

Bobby Hatfield turned down a pro baseball contract to sing instead. Lucky us!

[@harryfreeman8467]

Back from the good old days when you got to enjoy the true talent of the artist ! Not like today where you get these mix and master dubbed and over dubbed production numbers ! You got the rich deep raspy voice of Bill and the amazing falsetto voice of Bobby that just melted together ! I will recommend something unusual today, a live duet performance from two young people of Unchained Melody on the streets of Dublin. Check out from 2 years ago on the KZbin channel of Allie Sherlock, her and Cuan Durkin covering Unchained Melody, they'll blow you away, at least 37 million people think so !

[@barnowl5774]

G'Day from Australia. If you like this 'old' music then you need to turn up your radio- or You Tube- to the hits of the 1960s, 70s an 80s.There are many of them (mainly from Britain, America and my country of Australia)that were absolute gold. From Australia first check out John Farnham LIVE in concert. His singing is incredible!

[@sylviabuck3369]

I agree. I heard him and liked it very much. But bobby was very special because he was a counter-tenor. Regard from germany to australia

[@rubbersole79]

Bobby Hatfield sang this live on the Andy Williams variety television show.

[@pamelalee1508]

You are correct that in the past we had excellent vocals..no autotune..they had to be great... Today..we have a group that covers this song that you should hear... 💥...Unchained Melody...by Home Free They are an extraordinary group of young men that are always pitch perfect and as a surprise..A'capella...voices only...their catalog of covers and originals is lengthy...to get you started I also suggest.. 💥..End Of The Road 💥...When A Man Loves A Woman 💥...Man Of Constant Sorrows 💥...Butts Melody/Remix 💥...Folsom Prison Blues You've shown you appreciate vocal talents..and I promise..you'll enjoy this group...🌿🌿🌿

[@justafanmiller7486]

Listen to (You're My) Soul & Inspiration by the Righteous Brothers. You'll get to hear the other singer & he's phenomenal too. They aren't brothers, but they got their name RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS after a performance and someone yelled out "that was righteous, brother".

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

MAGNIFICENT!!!❤❤❤

[@josephficek6139]

Oh and Listen to ( You've lost the Loving Feeling) the Other Brother is in it. It was the Biggest hit they had...

[@annetteljungberg2912]

What a great reaction 🙏 thank you from 🇩🇰 in Europe 😂

[@alloyd759]

You are an old soul my friend😘!!!! IMHO this HAS to be THE best LIVE performance EVER!!!!! LUSH reaction......🔥😍🔥

[@jilljohnson6982]

Bill Medley is the other half of the duo.

[@marcusbetancourt3760]

This song you just heard was indeed in 1965 on The Andy Williams Show by Mr. Bobby Hatfield of The Righteous Brothers. The original song, "Unchained Melody" was written and composed by Mr. Hy Zaret and Mr. Alex North for a prison movie called " Unchained". And the original singer of this song was Mr. Todd Duncan who was the First African American Opera Singer. If you really want to hear "S-O-U-L", baby just check it out. This song was performed immaculately. As time went on it was the most played song in all of America and throughout the UK in the Twentieth Century. It has had over 1500 recordings and has had at least over six hundred and seventy artists singing it in multiple languages. I definitely agree with you a hundred percent. They just don't write or sing beautiful romantic love songs like this anymore. How sad. But anyway young man, I truly thank you very much for playing this song. Have a Blessed Evening. Adios.

[@mariafantasia1191]

Those of us who grew up on this music were truly blessed! 💕

[@dianeglasgow5345]

Bobby Hatfield

[@johncrookston6111]

Thanks Bro so encouraging to see your appreciation for what music can be and should be, BEAUTIFUL!

[@user-iq6io2wh1o]

His name is Bobby Hatfield

[@serafyo]

That is Bobby Hatfield singing solo

[@lindapowers8592]

That’s Bobby Hatfield He and Bill Medley make up The Righteous Brothers. They were known for being Blue Eyed Soul back in the 50’s-70’s They came back together after a few years break until Bobby passed in 2004. React to their whole catalog: You can start with these from their decades of hits. I Just want to Make Love to You I Believe You’ve List that Loving Feeling You’ll Never Walk Alone Soul and Inspiration

[@maryfarrell4442]

You really need to hear summertime by him!!!!!

[@chevy266nova]

I have said, you can feel his voice in your soul.