The Righteous Brothers Unchained Melody REACTION Video | best reaction video to music

[@deeohgee4574]

Perhaps the finest LIVE vocal performance ever..

[@rond4690]

I've been saying the same for years - just a perfect performance

[@bobbyarnold5555]

ROY ORBISON

[@mikemurrin8956]

Excellent live performance…my favourite but second live performance is Disturbed singing Sounds of Silence

[@mikedee2412]

THE BEST LIVE WAS ELVIS 1968 IF I CAN DREAM.

[@maikailoa808]

@@deeohgee4574 agree

[@johnhunter2294]

A lot of people say this is the best live performance of any song in history. That covers a lot of territory, but I can say I've never heard a better one.

[@aaronz9410]

Perfect vocals with zero autotune, pure talent, and he wasn't even trained, just God given talent.

[@stephenle-surf9893]

And he's playing in front of his mother two days after recovering from a cold.

[@trevorhanlon6755]

100 percent don't make them like they use to

[@alansorensen5903]

Bill and Bobby went the extra mile by frequently modifying their hits for concerts, recordings and TV appearances. I've heard at least four different versions of this song, including one by Bill. IMHO, the boys from Anaheim were great arrangers and producers as well as singers, and were topnotch professionals, as was their buddy Elvis.

[@brianpowell6058]

God given talent in the form of a hell of a lot of individual hard work gave singers their ability to sing before auto tune was invented and The Beatles drove the craze fo multi-tracking.

[@louierivera7512]

Well said!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@vegaswillie]

After more than 50+ years many still consider this to be the greatest "live" performance ever. It's hard to argue that . IMO

[@thinking6307]

I'm one who certainly considers it....the Greatest Performance...live or otherwise. Bobby Hatfield singing this....grabs hold of you just as she felt it...as most others feel it. We are just so gifted...that THIS performance was recorded and preserved so well...for us..and all others lucky enough to witness it.

[@jacksonfl]

Absolutely agree. So sorry that Bobby didn't make it. Tragic.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

Agreed!

[@randylamb3296]

I agree. That was before the modern technology.

[@louierivera7512]

Well said!👍🏻👍🏻

[@BudFlanders]

I love the reaction of younger listeners who haven't heard this song before.

[@brendawilliams8832]

Those were the days of real music. I am 76 now and I will never get tired of this music.

[@CharlesCollier-kp7km]

Ditto!!

[@waynejohnson1304]

This is the GOLD standard for this song and always will be. Period.

[@ruudversteege2868]

I am Dutch and 62 years old. I first heard this song around 1968, yes I was 8 years old. This song has never, ever bored me. Thousands of times I have listened to this. Many of today's younger people may think this is corny, but this man had a voice designed in heaven. There is no one, really no one who will ever surpass this. He even had a bit of a cold on this show. It's from the Andy Williams show in 1965.This should be the Anthem of the universe.

[@jarosedufaut4872]

Absolutly love this song and thus perfect sung

[@janetbreckon8211]

Amen!

[@shadysluvv.]

i’m a 16 year old guy and this is my favourite song ever. and i’m definitely playing this at my wedding.

[@stevenhanson9090]

I am 66 and this makes me 😭

[@sabinedeboer5126]

Helemaal mee eens, Ruud. Ik ben nu 77 jr, en geniet nog steeds van dit lied. Schitterend!

[@aphowells]

You a correct. This song has been described as both, brilliantly simple, and simply brilliant.

[@hifinsword]

Every time I hear Bobby Hatfield sing "Unchained Melody" I am blown away! Such a great voice and song!

[@wendellburkhart8297]

If that voice doesn't capture your whole soul then you don't have one. Absolutely one of the most Amazing Voices ever !

[@docmason9677]

I grew up in in the 1960s and was a teenager who heard so many good singers and was a lot into Soul Music R&B, Motown but the Righteous Brothers singing and and voices are unmatched. This video and watching the women who heard it for the first time almost crying also choked me to up remembering those days that are long behind me and we will never see a time like then and a duo like these guys ever again, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley.

[@brianbrown1979]

IMO, the single finest live performance of any song ever recorded...pure gold.

[@patrickgriffitt6551]

Daughter is fighting back a tear or two. Awesome.

[@RetiredLover]

I am 84, and first heard this when it was released. I appreciate this performance now more than then. The young lady’s fighting back tears is my reaction today. Where are the artists today that can create such feelings?

[@garysullivan3144]

66yr old and I still get chills when i hear it

[@colinstevens2691]

The vocal gymnastics of Bobbys voice are just incredible. This is one of the best and most emotive live performances of all time!

[@moloney118]

He was 21 on the Andy Williams show singing live with his mom in the audience

[@joestuph1]

@@moloney118 I'll bet mom had tears in her eyes.

[@kayrogers880]

RIP BOBBY HATFIELD 😢 Love always Mesa AZ

[@catherinelw9365]

@@moloney118 No, 25. This is 1965 and he was born in 1940.

[@moloney118]

you are correct, i got mixed up, still an amazing performance.

[@iche50]

This song was written in 1955. There where over 500 (!!!) covers of this song out there, but for me, and I think the rest of the world, THIS is the best and most beautiful cover!!!

[@generationgapreacts]

Nothing beats Bobby!

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

Ahh...the late Bobby Hatfield! I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. I'm 74 yrs old and I still listen to their CD in my car all the time. My deceased husband and I fell in love with him and his other singing buddy in this group. RIP Bobby! We miss your beautful voice! You own this song. No one sang it like you did!

[@Al-rs2rr]

I loved the little grin at the end, he knew he nailed it even more than he expected to.

[@Celtopia]

Bobby's mother was in the front row of the audience,....it was his first time performing to her live,.....so he sang the most perfect live recording ever ..... Thank you.

[@jonathancadorin9714]

You Ladies said it correctly. Flawless! Best live performance by anybody, ever!!

[@piano88doc]

Bobby also was getting over being sick and yet sounded this good. It was an amazing performance. Loved your reaction!

[@j20tower]

This song covered by over 670 artists but this is the gold standard. Bobby Hatfield has the incredible range. What else can you say. Sadly Bobby left us in 2003. I was 15 when it came out and never get tired of it. Thank you

[@sueschmidt9404]

This song was really amazing and released on my birthday December 12th 1965. I have always loved this song.

[@sandralorenz1796]

My generation had the best music. The music world lost Bobby Hatfield in 2003, just weeks after The Righteous Brothers were inducted into the Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame. RIP Bobby. Such a great talent. Just a young man, a microphone and pure talent. No auto tunes. Well dress. Wonderful performance.

[@TruLdy]

Gorgeous gifted man may he RIP! No one other could ever sing this song like him. This was live.

[@musicfirst5020]

One of a handful of most beautiful songs ever. Brings tears everytime.

[@petecogan1]

This was my late parents’ song. I get teary every time. His version is absolutely the best.

[@js3599]

One thing that gets me about this song is how many people swear they have never heard of it... But then, once they actually hear it... Their eyes light up when they realize they actually HAVE heard it, and just did not know it. Obviously, this didn't happen here, but there is still just as much, if not more, of a thrill to watch somebody witness perfection for the first time.

[@rubberyowen1469]

You can understand why young people today are turning back to the days when performers made songs without all of the modern techno we have now. Real music and real singing will always be there and always played. The righteous Brothers were up there with the best of those times. Great video ladies. 👍

[@porgy]

I love the reaction on people's faces who watch this performance for the first time.

[@waltshields5483]

This song has a very special meaning to us who were going to Vietnam.

[@tx350z]

Got to see them in Las Vegas in the 80's before Bobby passed away. We had 3rd row seats. Absolutely amazing singers.

[@davidg4595]

The best live vocal performance of all time. Nothing comes close.

[@M_ondo]

Hope ur both well, Miss yr reactions. Bobby Hatfield was one of the greatest singers ever and this song is one of the greatest songs in music history. I suggest Bobby's Crying in the Chapel and Bill Medleys Yr Previous Love and Brown Eyed Woman with the Blossoms.

[@timsparks4990]

Yes, this was a live performance and Bobby said he wanted to have a perfect performance because his mother was in the audience. HE FREAKING NAILED IT! He couldn't have made his mom prouder! Bill Medley, the other Righteous Brother, was asked why he let Bobby do this song solo and his answer was classic! He said, "I didn't know it was going to be a HIT!" Boy, was he surprised. Also, this song is from a movie called "Unchained", about a guy in prison waiting on the day he could return to his true love. Hence the name "Unchained Melody". Great reaction video again!

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Tim! I didn’t know Bobby’s mother was in the audience. That’s fantastic! 😃

[@generationgapreacts]

That makes sense about the song name! He really did nail this performance

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

​@@generationgapreacts If you look to his right and back a bit, you can see her. She's wearing a blue dress and a fur stole. His dad is sitting next to her.

[@eugeneenslow8563]

And he was dealing with a scratchy throat from a cold.

[@petegregory517]

I’m 70 and watched this original show. I have heard this a ba-zillion times. I still get chills even if I listen to it back-to-back. I know because I’ve tried it several times.

[@artbagley1406]

This TV performance was in 1965, but the song was "born" for a 1955 prison movie titled "Unchained." You may also listen for it to be played in the movie "Ghost." The imagery of the lyrics can't be beat (well, maybe some of Hank Williams Sr. songs win the top spot) and, as y'all say, the delivery here was without peer. Glad you introduced your Daughter to this music, Mom!

[@devildoc4257]

No autotune, no reverb, just the voice of an angel.

[@mickfromcork]

As you say, flawless, just too beautiful for words really, especially the ending

[@jimnicosia5934]

I saw that performance on TV when I was sixteen. Bobby was a natural.

[@claudlowe9228]

I got to see this live on television in 1965. It is a memory I will always have. I was a junior in high school at the time. Glad you put this one on.

[@johntrench]

Bobby Hatfield was a contra tenor, the rarest of all singing voices. Every note that he demonstrated in this song looked effortless for him because it was, the full range you heard in this song was totally natural for him. Look at his face and his posture: stress free, relaxed, just a smooth flow. 100% natural voice, natural control, natural talent, no computer tricks or enhancements. Very few vocal artists match him, before or since. One of the acknowledged finest vocal performances of all time, with one of the top ten finest and most romantic songs of all time. There were many covers of this song, from the time it debuted in the little known prison movie “Unchained”, to the modern day. His live performance is still considered the best ever. He took total possession of that song, and made it forever his. He is truly missed.

[@bbb462cid]

I also have a remarkable voice, You could call it contra-Hatfield. It's the polar opposite of his voice; I'm horrid.

[@johntrench]

@@bbb462cid don’t feel alone. My singing voice has been banned in 26 states, and Texas enacted a law making it an alternative form of capital punishment.

[@bbb462cid]

@@johntrench lol

[@stevenellers1939]

I’m old! I watched this live. At the end I looked over at my mother and she had tears in her eyes!

[@Ozzcaddy]

This is what singers of yesterday year such as Bobby performed like, whether live or in the studio, it was all talent to sing like he does. If auto-tune was used on this song, it would take away all the emotions that come from the various sounds and techniques that Bobby uses, and it would sound bland or oh-hum. The more people of today get to view, listen and react to singers of yesteryears, they will appreciate how talented they were in those eras.

[@lawrencetomlinson761]

It was Phil Spector and his wall of sound, auto tune wasn't a thing then.

[@generationgapreacts]

I definitely appreciate the talent of yesteryears!

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

​@@generationgapreacts ​​ The Wall of Sound is how the instruments were used. Why have 1 guitarist and overdubbing several times when you can have 3 or more playing the exact same thing simultaneously. The same for all the other instruments. Each instrument has a different sound and their sounds, I guess, bleed into each other. However, none of that has anything to do with Unchained Melody. Bill Medley produced it for one of their albums. Spector was only interested in hit singles. No one knows why he used it for the B-side of Hung on You. He wasn't a happy camper when Unchained Melody became a huge hit, but he had no problem taking credit for it.

[@edge1289]

Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, that is a display of pure talent at its finest, no autotune ever used. I was fortunate to see Bobby back in the 70’s at the old Academy of Music on 14th St in NYC. The show was billed as the Righteous Brothers with several other acts as was common in those days. The promoter billed it as the Righteous Brothers however Bill Medley wasn’t there. When Bobby was introduced the crowd booed because he was alone, he explained it was the promoter, however the crowd wasn’t happy, that was until Bobby sang. Bobby delivered one of the finest vocal performances I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen many. Record or tape doesn’t do Justice to live performance and this night in NYC, Bobby blew the roof off the theater! Bobby did “Unchained Melody” as an encore and the place exploded!! Thank you ladies for reacting to this beautiful song and jogging my memory of that evening!

[@deborahvretis3195]

I recommend every song published by the Righteous Brothers, they are ALL beautiful.

[@mrb4749]

The studio version is different but equally as magnificent. That is worth checking out. Was done on one take. The producer in the studio said it was perfection.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

The producer was Bill Medley. Bobby wanted to do another take; he said he could do it better and Bill told him no you can't. I think here he showed he could.

[@dturner1160]

I love seeing the reactions of young people to old classics!

[@dennislloyd4018]

got to remember this was done LIVE on tv. no redo's nothing but pure talent from singer to band to stage personal

[@paulstarnes417]

A bridge over troubled waters is really something too

[@jaywalker712]

Its great young folks open their eyes to "our" music, its clean, pure, easy to dance to and full of feelings.

[@generationgapreacts]

So true!

[@t0dd000]

We all know this song, but seeing it ... Man, he just kills it. Flawless indeed. Effortless almost. Incredible.

[@carolmuszynski931]

More than 670 Artist have sung this song, but no one can equal the voice of Bobby Hatfield. The reason this song is timeless...it belongs to every Military guy, who left his sweetheart at home from Korea, Vietnam, Iraq and every conflict past and future. It says everything he wants to tell her and the words breathe life into all who listen.

[@karlpeart1752]

In my opinion this is one of the best ever live performances by any artist ever. Its absolutely incredible

[@ripmod1]

Bobby is in the rock and roll hall of fame. He was 25yrs old at the time and earned the name"blue eyed soul."

[@generationgapreacts]

We’ll said Michael!

[@zella417bcarter9]

@@generationgapreacts I believe you will hear this song sang again by other singers (even on KZbin) but for thousands of people nobody can sing it as brilliant as Bobby Hatfield, who sadly is no longer with us now

[@thinking6307]

@@zella417bcarter9 "Unchained Melody" has supposedly over 1,500 recordings by over 600 artists.

[@hanginwithferndawg6452]

I am 64 years old and watch many reaction video channels. This is the first video that I've watched from you. I instantly subscribed. The "Generation Gap" concept is what caught my attention and the reason I'm staying.At my age there are so many wonderful songs that, I don't know your names, I have no doubt the daughter has never heard and I'm sure mom hasn't heard as well. Thank you both. I think this channel is going to blow up. Good luck.

[@generationgapreacts]

This is such a nice comment, thank you! We're so happy you enjoyed the video. Many more to come. And a lot of songs daughter has not heard yet.

[@carolespinoza8469]

My boyfriend bought me this album when I met him in 1965. I was 15 & he was 18. We got married the next year 1966 💞💞💞. What. 55 years 🤔. Still my song 🥺🥺

[@DanielFrost21]

This song has been covered by many artists including Elvis, but in my opinion no one has done it better than Bobby Hatfield. This was simply a magical performance. Ladies, I highly recommend reacting to "Soul & Inspiration" by The Righteous Brothers. Bobby's flowing tenor and Bill's thundering baritone make it a musical treat.

[@MYJ61]

It’s a joy watching two pretty ladies enjoying each others company along with good music. Mom was obviously familiar with the song and the artist, but I love the different reactions. Mom remembering a song she knew well and daughter being exposed to a new sound was wonderful to watch. I look forward to the two of you sharing music together.

[@denisetinto1828]

You are a wonderful example of a working mother/daughter relationship. You are inspiring. And you look so much alike. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and analyses. You have much to share with others. 🇨🇦🥇🤗🥰

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you so much! That’s an incredibly nice thing to say ☺️

[@rubbersole79]

Doing it live on televison makes it hard enough, but he was especially wanting to make his parents proud who were in the audience that evening.

[@Adam-oy4ix]

This was live by the way...no takes...no autotune...LIVE. Back when showing your arse didn't get you a record deal. This is from a time where substance mattered more than image.

[@toodlescae]

I think this still holds the record for most covered song in modern music history.

[@cton2wheels]

So glad you picked the BEST version of this classic.

[@musicaficionado2974]

The fact that this song was played in the movie the Ghost gives it so much additional meaning. The song and the movie complement each other perfectly. Thanks for the reaction!

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you and we’ll said!

[@twicebittenthasme5545]

We had good music back then. Just plain good music. You ladies might want to hear Johnny Ray singing The Little White Cloud that Cried. Nice video. Thanks for sharing!

[@E.Kim_Style]

Great reaction. Possibly the best live performance ever. Got to hear Tom Jones-"I`ll Never Fall In Love Again" (Live performance) . Daughter will love it!!

[@moogdome2562]

No need for words, your lovely faces say it all, They don't write beautiful music like this anymore. Written and sung from the heart with feeling. Great channel.

[@robertfisher3241]

1965 NO Autotune, Pure talent

[@MrSander1755]

This is so cool! Momma was grooving to music she's listened to before and daughter was stunned.

[@nickface55]

I absolutely love this song and have listened to at least a dozen or more performers sing it. This has always been my favorite rendition of this beautiful song. God bless and RIP Bobby.

[@berndschuster1547]

Thanks ladies for the wonderful song from the 60ies and the "Righteouse Brother". Best wishes from Hamburg in Germany!

[@armadillotoe]

I was 13 when this song was released. Even with a head full of mush, I could tell this song was very special.

[@tgriffin8179]

Great react… I agree with all you said … it is a beautiful song. Keep’em coming!

[@debrawucik826]

He was such an incredibly talented man, a great counter tenor, and cute as a button. The Righteous Brothers were a classy, romantic singing duo, timeless and sang many different genres of songs. They are once in a lifetime.

[@generationgapreacts]

We’ll said Debra!

[@muntaserali7978]

Amazing voice. Wonderful song and performance.

[@c4stlevania]

One of the most beautiful voices listened to by two stunningly beautiful ladies ❤

[@tcscushing]

This was "our song", in my first marriage. Sadness when I hear it. Beautiful song, when it first came out, and still.

[@davidbarnett5777]

If Bobby never sang anything else, this song alone would have immortalize him….and…it did.

[@Billyg215]

I love listening to the Righteous Brothers and especially this song.

[@genevandyke4088]

Pure talent……. No mixing, no turning, pure …… RIP Bobby

[@thomasdorsey6197]

it was then and still is one of if not THE most beautiful love songs ever made! great reaction from the both of you.

[@marleneclausen30]

Notice those cute little grins of his when he plays with his vocals! He knows exactly what he can do and that he CAN do it when he wants to. He doesn't mind showing of what he can do and enjoying every second of it. It has been said, more babies were conceived to this song than any other song in recorded history!!

[@generationgapreacts]

Wow I can completely understand why!

[@Joe-ym6bw]

He owned that song

[@wicomedyhypnotist]

You gals have a great channel, I had the luxury to listen to them and others especially Motown growing up with my father's JukeBox.

[@karengray662]

Bless you both. One of the best reactions I’ve seen of many. I look forward to more from you

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Karen!

[@way469]

You witnessed greatness. Watching someone experience for the first time is so pleasing. One of the GOATs.

[@russelbarnes7235]

OK. Stop making me tear up. Sheesh, to see your first time reaction to this was emotion filled for me. Thank you! Soul Inspiration is the Righteous Brothers that I recommend you react to. I love you two so much and I'm so happy you decided to do this. Keep being amazing!

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you so much Russel! Soul Inspiration will be coming soon. Thanks again for watching and enjoying our videos

[@doloreskrisky1670]

Remember this is at a time when the country is experiencing a draft. Our young men where being sent to Vietnam. This song became very special to the men leaving behind their loves.

[@Uriahjw]

Another great duo who really are brothers is the Everly Brothers. Songs like "All I have to do is dream", "wake up little Susie", " Bird Dog" and "Cathy's Clown" just to name a few.

[@generationgapreacts]

Great suggestions Joseph!

[@johncavanagh9291]

Bill medley and Bobby Hatfield aren't brothers

[@Uriahjw]

@@johncavanagh9291 yes that's why I said the other duo "really" are brothers. My mom told me that way back when I was little.

[@psa110]

Love seeing your reactions, which is why so many of us watch these reaction videos. As you said, it is a flawless LIVE performance of a timeless song. It is so poignant if you know the context. It is about a prisoner who is in great anxiety over whether time has changed his wife's love for him (I'll be coming home, wait for me). It is really moving, bring tears to one's eyes. FYI, this was sung in a 1955 (I believe) movie about the man's time in prison. The Righteous Brothers, especially Bobby Hatfield, made it very popular. It has been covered hundreds of times by a multitude of artist.

[@pharamathews5152]

I've listened to this song since it came out a thousand times & like you I still get chills. This is considered one of the best live TV performances ever. Great reactions & really enjoy how you really take the song & incredible vocals in. You can't go wrong reacting to any Righteous Brothers songs. Their music library is large from their Moon Glow Record label album to the Verge & MGM record labels. Videos of "Soul and Inspiration" and the Ed Sullivan TV show where they sing "You'll Never Walk Alone" are great. They did solos too like the recordings of Bobby singing "Ebb Tide". "Stay With Me Baby", "Sentimental Reasons". The baritone Bill sings lead on the bluesy "I Wanna Make Love To You" & he has a video from the Playboy After Dark TV show I love that he sings his "Brown Eyed Woman" with the Blossoms singing backup. Bill Medley is still performing at age 82 with a new partner Bucky Heard. Saw them 6 months ago in CA & the auditorium was packed. Bobby sadly died in 2003 shortly after being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Blue Eyed Soul Lives On. Enjoy the ride.

[@pharamathews5152]

ps I'm normally not into the country music genre but I do recommend you hear Chris Stapleton perform "Tennessee Whiskey" live at the Austin City Limits. That's his wife Morgane singing backup with him.

[@generationgapreacts]

I am a new fan of blue eyed soul! Wow! So happy to hear bill is still performing. How amazing You got to see him live!

[@davidchase1439]

This and elvis if I can dream 2 greatest live songs

[@pharamathews5152]

@@davidchase1439 I'll ck the Elvis's live version out. Thx. I actually am not a big fan of watching Elvis perform although I know some folks still adore him & he does have many good songs out there. So will watch & probably enjoy "If I Can Dream now" just from your recommendation.

[@luvthablues2057]

There are very few perfect live performances. I've only seen a couple in my lifetime ....This is one!

[@richarddaugherty8583]

This was known as Blue-eyed Soul back in the day. Bobby had a great range from Tenor to Countertenor (not falsetto, falsetto is breathy and straining). This performance was not only live (on the Andy Williams Show), he had a head cold, his mom and dad were in the audience and had never heard him sing live before and he was worried about getting that top note at the end. Nailed it! That little grin at the end says so much! This song was also used in the movie Ghost with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze. I tear up every time I hear it, and I've heard it a lot! So nice to see it through your eyes. Makes it even more special. These guys got their name from the Marines (specifically the Black Marines) at El Toro Marine Base in Southern California. After the songs they would yell "That was righteous brothers! And it stuck!

[@generationgapreacts]

I can’t believe how perfect his performance was while sick AND probably nervous that his parents were in the audience!

[@keefmack]

“Blue Eyed Soul” was a term created BECAUSE of Bobby. He is the reason the term exists.

[@scottydc8]

I'm so glad you listened to this song. It's one of my favorites. You two a really great and I'm glad to have found you.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you for watching!

[@Steelwings19658]

New subscriber. Love the reaction to this timeless classic. Mom knows already daughter will love it. A sign of a good mom :) Beautiful daughter. Beautiful reaction.

[@generationgapreacts]

Thank you Victor!

[@TruLdy]

Lordy I love you two reacting together. I am a 65 yr old grandma & practically grew up listening to this music with my older cousins. I listened to them on a record player that played singe 45’s or what we called 33Albums (you kids call them Vinyls now). NOW THAT WAS MUSIC WITHOUT ANY TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE. And I have they had beautiful voices that sounded even better than their recorded music.

[@generationgapreacts]

Hi Hilda, thank you for the compliment and watching our video. I will be turning 65 this month… something we have in common. I can relate to everything you said. I love going through this journey with my daughter. We’re having so much fun. I hope you come back and watch more of our videos and experience this journey together. 😊❤️

[@darrylblanch8463]

I first heard this song over 50 years ago when I was a wee lad & hundreds of times since, it still gives me chills.

[@AliasMark69]

“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duo Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on a piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’’ was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965 Andy Williams Show (with his mother sitting right behind him) Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby’s use of “Runs” is masterful. He created the style and set the table that all others have fed off of for decades. 7 notes just to say the word “I” is melodic brilliance. Their name came from doing a show near a marine base in So Calif and a black marine said to them…. You two guys are Righteous Brothers. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin Feeling" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

[@AlamoDame7]

I get so moved myself even after having listened to this song at least a hundred times. It is my hubby's and my song, and I played it many times when he served in the Vietnam War. When you teared up, I teared up! STOP THAT! Just teasing. I love that you and your mother can show such emotional connections to the great, iconic performances!! You describe your reactions so articulately- nailing them time after time. Keep on-- I'm with you!

[@johngiannini697]

The only word I would use in describing this performance is perfect.