I almost RAN Out The Room | Righteous Brothers - Summertime | Reaction

I almost RAN Out The Room | Righteous Brothers - Summertime | Reaction
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[@vallee3140]

Suppose the reason nobody else is singing like him today , is because they cannot without help.

[@delugesofgrandeur]

Eh, I doubt that, I think it's more that, stylistically, music has changed. Pure vocalists matter less and less because basically, they're not needed.

[@willarth9186]

@@delugesofgrandeur Pure vocalists are always 'needed'. All you got now are people who slur through Rap and depend on gimmicks and foul language.

[@donpietruk1517]

Also he's a natural true counter tenor. A very small percentage of tenors can get into that range. It's not falsetto, which sounds totally different, when he hits the really high notes.

[@Joskemom]

That is so true. I dont know of anyone right now(i am sure there could be) off the top of my head that could do what Bobby just did.

[@donpietruk1517]

To be fair here. Bobby was a natural counter tenor, capable of naturally getting to a female contralto or mezzo-soprano range. It's considered the rarest voice type. Not even most operatic tenors can range there.

[@scottgorski7931]

To this day The Righteous Brothers are one of the greatest pair to ever make music.

[@dianaskrutskie7314]

Young people looked older than their real ages back then because of the way they dressed and wore their hair. Both Bill and Bobby were 25 in 1965🙂. Bobby passed away in 2003 a few months after they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. If you feel like closing your eyes, you go right ahead - it's a great compliment when people get lost in the music. Great job🙂

[@philippogue8158]

Bobby was one if the Greatest tenor singers ever, he was 25 here but died in 2003 at 63 years old and they were not real brothers, but got name from black marines who would hear them sing, and tell them that was Righteous Brother when they sang, and they took name from that! Greatest Duo ever, started blue eyed soul also came from them for they harmonized and sang so soulful together!

[@dianeritthaler7792]

One of the greatest male singer ever

[@craigbell1254]

I really love that you love our music. I am 75 and it still brings chills to my soul

[@richardmardis2492]

“Stop it Bobby- STOP IT!” 🤣🤣❤️❤️ Great response! 🤣❤️

[@Laura_Martin42]

Oh no, Bobby Hatfield gave everybody chills! They both did!

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

These guys are so awesome! I fell in love with them when they came out in 1964. We went crazy over them. I'm 74 years old and never get tired of listening to them singing their hits. I play their greatest CD hits in my car. ❤️❤️❤️

[@janethoward2155]

❤❤❤❤

[@annieknight71]

Me too, although I’m 78.

[@reggiefokes6677]

I'm 76 and feel like you do.

[@pharamathews5152]

Bobby Hatfield singing can give a fried egg chills. Hear Bill Medley sing lead on the record "I Wanna Make Love To You" and then sing "Brown Eyed Woman" with the Blossoms singing back up on the show Playboy After Dark. Their solos are filled with so much emotion but together they are one incredible duo. Both brothers are only about 25 yrs old here. Sadly Bobby passed away in 2003 b4 a show shortly after the Righteous Brothers were inducted into The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame. Bill Medley is still at age 82 performing with a new partner Bucky Heard and always does a tribute to Bobby. In fact I saw them in concert about 9 months ago and it was great. Packed house too.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Bobby was one of a kind - no one ever sang as well - although we now have kd Lang - and she can sing the bark off trees!

[@janethoward2155]

❤❤❤

[@chrispatterson8862]

I went to Highschool with Bucky, he has always been a great singer. He is no Bobby Hatfield but nobody can sing like Bobby.

[@55gaser26]

Bobby was a freak of nature, Legend.

[@debrawucik826]

No, you are not too excited....this guy was INCREDIBLY talented. Good looking, too.❤

[@georgemartin1436]

Prepare the rotten fruits and vegetables to throw at me; I had never heard Mr. Hatfield sing this before... His voice is astonishing!

[@janethoward2155]

Me either.but Bobby don't play🎉

[@paulsullivan1650]

They always say that Hall & Oates were the start of "Blue Eyed Soul" back in the 1970's, but as you can clearly see & hear, it was The Righteous Brothers that began about 15-20 years earlier!

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

The term was coined for Bobby and Bill. A DJ, after meeting them, started calling them his blue-eyed soul brothers.

[@teresadavilasoares6136]

Bobby is pure virtuous! His voice defies and merge with the horns. Unique and unmatchable !!

[@doloreskrisky1670]

The Righteous Brothers was my first concert in Chicago, early 60s. I still get chills listening to them.

[@zanhar7688]

They were both lead singers when they got together and would trade off leads and backup regularly. Their harmonies in their duets were unbelievably tight - but they could both solo with strong, independent voices. Bill is a bass-baritone and Bobby a first tenor with counter-tenor range. Thunder and lightning…. Here is the song Bobby was introducing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3vXdomfhbKZr5o

[@Laura_Martin42]

Thank you!

[@janethoward2155]

❤❤❤❤

[@sweetvixenca]

I have always gotten the chills with these guys..... especially Bobby and I'm 71 years old now. I started listening to them when i was in high school.......RIP Bobby. Bill is still alive.....i think he's 82 now.

[@rutssy]

Love this performance. Happy you are into this song so much like we are!

[@videoinformer]

Born August 10, 1940, Bobby Hatfield was 24-25 in 1965. Because of the way they dress, their general style and demeanor, young people back then give the impression of being older than they are, by our perception. Sadly, Bobby died in 2003 at the still young age of 63. Bill Medley was born the month after Bobby, on September 19, 1940, and is *still performing* at the age of 82! (I post this comment on 01/29/23)

[@avlisk]

I sooooo totally missed this music. If it wasn't British Invasion and then hard rock, I wasn't interested. Now, at 71 years old, I'm glad I lived this long so I'm finally listening, in awe of these guys, and appreciating what I missed.

[@doloresschultz8393]

ÒNĹY Hobby could sing like this. Iñcredible.

[@bobfarris2245]

When Bill was asked in an interview “Why do you two sing so many solos?” He replied something like, there are only so many duet songs you can steal. Bobby passed in the early 2000’s.

[@kristafrizzell]

the dynamic duo!! they were just amazing! my dad listened to them all the time when i was growing up, now in 2024 my own kids appreciate their music too

[@jasmineflower9879]

I almost FELL off the planet ! You are right, Jas , no one dishes it out like this.

[@katebw74]

Check out Bobby Hatfield's solo, 'Ebb Tide' & 'What's the Matter Baby', and the live version of 'You Never Walk Alone' by both of them at the Ed Sullivan show

[@davidw5629]

Ebb Tide by the Righteous Brothers

[@sherigrow6480]

Bobby and Bill were featured regularly on a live tv music show called Shindig 1964-66, so there are lots of clips from that show. The Lovin Feeling clip is from that show. Their first hit Little Latin Lupe Lu is fun, and Bobby has a lot of fun with I Need Your Loving Everyday.

[@spoodlew]

I love little Latin Lupe Lu.

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Hi Jasmine, I'm so glad to see you enjoying yourself again and doing reactions that are reaching your soul & touching your heart!!! And I'm here for it too!!!

[@merawaters]

Actually in 1965, Bobby Lee was 25 years old. Not 40. But yes, he had that much soul and living in his voice.

[@violetta507]

Actually he was 24. They both turned 25 within about a month of each other. Bobby was 5 weeks older. They were 24 when they recorded both Unchained Melody and You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feeling.

[@MichaelLindorff]

I have to agree too all who recommended "I Just Wanna Make Love to You," (kzbin.info/www/bejne/iojOhGSfm7eoeJY) with Bill Medley on the lead (essentially singing it all) -- you can't get anymore soul than this song. Also, "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration," ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/mai3lYWmjrmGasU ) is another great classic of theirs.

[@adriannesells-carrillo4440]

He was 25 at the time. He has sadly passed away but Bill is still singing in his late 70’s

[@jaedee4499]

Loved your reaction, and yes, we get chills!

[@shirleycarr5387]

You lost that loving feeling is a great duet for them.

[@robertsanders7061]

1965 no auto tune no nothing Just talent

[@kennwashi4093]

Just subscribed to your channel and I think you are wonderful with it. This is the first time I heard Bobby sing this song and I thank you for sharing it with us.

[@alexisvega7733]

The famous duet from Dirty Dancing “Time of my Life” was Bill Medley. You’ve probably heard it, but may not have known it was a Righteous Brother. ❤

[@srjwaugh]

It's his vocal tone that hits you; I love his voice, and I love 'unchained melody'. I love singers that can do that to us, but for me, it's Rosé, from Blackpink, whose vocal tone hits me. It also made me realise that vocal tone is subjective. People fall in love with a singer that does it for them, but doesn't do it for me. So when someone says that so and so is the best, just remember it is true for them because your favourite is true for you. This has nothing to do with the Righteous Bros. because I too think they are great.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Is there another singer who could this?

[@janethoward2155]

❤❤❤❤

[@edhorton2766]

In 1965, Bobby and Bill were both 25. Bobby passed in 2003. They were not related except in talent. During their performances they would each usually do a solo.

[@gregwatkins6422]

Damn! If that don't touch your soul nothin will!!!!!Amen

[@rprato872]

Love to share your reactions, makes me feel like a kid again

[@delugesofgrandeur]

One dude I'd recommend to you is Charles Bradley. He was an older cat but he sung up until the modern times, he died a few years back. This dude sung with fucking PASSION, so if that's what you're looking for, check him out, for sure.

[@World-Maker]

Lord almighty! I can imagen seeing them walking down the street and the ladies running after them both! and if it was like that way back then I bet they would have had an incredible amount fans !!!

[@dirtbikeheaven1129]

Holy smokes, I don’t think I have ever heard this version by him. It reminds me a lot of some Janis Joplin songs👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. And that is a compliment of the highest order.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

He recorded this in 1964. It was released in 1965 on the You've Lost That Loving Feeling lp. As per usual, Bobby changed up the live version...didn't just duplicate the recording. Janis did it in 1969. She had to have heard his rendition.

[@blindreactions9498]

I love the Righteous Brothers!!! I have found a singer that also gives me the deep soul feeling that is Angelina Jordan..at 7yo she sang Summertime, 9yo sang I put a spell on you and at 13yo sang I'd rather go Blind ...enjoy

[@williamdunphe-bh2pu]

You have stumbled on one of the best songs and vocals of sll time he was 25 here snd died when he was 63. Wild bill

[@Jack-pu4rf]

I like your reaction you really are into your music, I often shut my eyes when I listened to certain songs, music was more organic and real, and not made by a machine. Thank you. 🌹

[@francinefernandes2007]

The tall one is Bill Medley and the shorter one is the late great Bobby Hatfield. Bill Medley sings with Bobby on the song "You've Lost That Lovin Feeling."

[@willarth9186]

Summertime was the first song in the first 'Negro' opera/musical Porgy and Bess set in Charleston, S.C. It was sung by a mother to her baby. A more recent cover by the fantastic mezzo soprano Sissel as the song was written... Sissel Kyrkjebø - Summertime kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2Gsh6Ccn9SBl68

[@michellerenee92580]

I get chills every time I hear him his voice is insane blue eyed soul

[@catherinemerritt384]

We all get chills

[@spoodlew]

My prayer by Bobby. There is a video of him singing itbon shindig. Also look for the song Stay with me by Bobby Hatfield. Anither one of Bobbys is I Love you for Sentinmental reasons. His voice his pure butter.

[@violetta507]

Bobby was 24 here. Passed away in 2003. Enjoyed your response, sincere. You are NOT rude. Bobby and Bill were not biological brothers, just soul brothers. They both did solo work, Bobby did at least one solo album that I know of because I have it 😊❤. Bill wrote a memoir about their time together, I Had the Time of My Life. A good read! New sub, really liked your comments.

[@aztecgold8997]

I love to watch the power these guys have over women.....with great power comes great responsibility....because these men have IT.

[@HGWTPaladin]

Bobby was 25 here. He died at age 63 in 2003. 😢RIP

[@virginiawilson2213]

I love love, love your reactions! Be sure to listen to all their other songs that have been mentioned here! All of them are superior!❤

[@SherryDocchio]

For Bill's solos you'd probably like "Justine" and then try "I just want to Make Love to You" last because you might faint. They both had vocal capabilities that are still so unbelievable to this day and, Holy Crap, they were easy on the eyes.

[@WoodlandT]

Chills are an exactly proportional reaction to this kind of music!

[@johnraygun9868]

Doesn’t matter what you do, someone won’t like something so you do what you want, it’s your channel and we are here for the ride ❤

[@JasmineTVworld]

Love and appreciate you for this ❤️

[@johnraygun9868]

@@JasmineTVworld very welcome ❤️

[@stevetaylor2233]

@@JasmineTVworld Another angelic "older" song you might want to listen to is by Anne Murrey. It is called "Snowbird". It was my FIRST song I heard when it came out (I was only 9) that made we realize I had a love for #Strings.. Some versions of this song used strings and some used synthesizers. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mGmbaqGLgpeimNU

[@maryhall4756]

You have discovered blue eyed soul sista! You would love Chris Stapleton's Tennessee Whiskey live at Austin City Limits!

[@bobbyquinting3918]

This music is the reason a lot of kids were conceived in the back seats of 57' Chevrolets!

[@chuckriley3711]

Bobby Hatfield, Born August 10, 1940, Beaver Dam, WIDied: November 5, 2003 (age 63 years), Kalamazoo, MI

[@Joe-ym6bw]

They'll never be another

[@RonnieGee-s2u]

Bill Medley solo- "See That Girl'

[@boone315]

Awesome reaction.

[@samic1051]

Hello from Canada I am a sixty-year-old woman, I grew up poor white trash but we loved our dad's music, and we were in a home for a while mother left forgot children and a husband anyways I am happy that people of all Races colour and Creed are discovering music, from way back and it is now awesome because people's do not like auto-tune and all the crap and political s*** that go along with it and guess what? Music has no colour and they have been trying to divide us for a very long time this is an amazing reaction with an amazing group and there is so much more like this and for people young like yourself and other people of all Races discovering all this older music is so heartwarming and maybe we can all get back to coming together through music through love and peace God bless you stay safe and strong❤

[@jeaniewilliams3274]

On this video, Bill sings "Old Man River" alone.

[@jgates6645]

i would recommend a Bill Medly song, although not a solo it really showcases his voice...it's called (I've had) "The Time of my Life" sung with Jennifer Warren...Great song! kzbin.info/www/bejne/anO0fXiVh9eHibc

[@debrawucik826]

Bobby was 25 at this time, passed away in 2003 at age 63. 😢

[@ProdigyBowlersTour]

BIll Medley released his first solo single in 1968, “Brown Eyed Woman.”

[@agapeo4137]

Listen to Bobby sing: My Prayer, Ebb Tide his interpretation of Unchained Melody live on Shindig, which is not the Andy Williams T.V. show one in color, the Shindig one is black and White I am thinking about 1964

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

It's 1965. I believe in August while the Andy Williams show is October.

[@MrGadfly772]

The "unstoppable" Bobby Hatfield.

[@bobbyquinting3918]

They were not brothers. They adopted the name after someone in the audience quipped "Righteous Brother!"

[@sarahbingham5112]

I'm in love with Bobby!

[@stephanielane1821]

I got chills too.

[@bobr4987]

Another hit making group from the 50's and 60's was The Platters. Check out their song "Only You", for starters. They have plenty more hits as well. Thanks!

[@1952douglas]

I think you will love Bobby Hatfield singing stay with me baby...only the record ..no video

[@bobbyquinting3918]

Try "Unchained Melody" -same singer.

[@tha2010kid]

So now for the debate portion of our show,, who does it better? Old School original, or Darcy Lin using ventriloquism to sing through her puppet? In her original audition on AGT

[@josephpupek-kq8tj]

Brown eyed woman wirh the blossoms sung by bill. Enjoy.

[@joshuatmanion8010]

Recent, but unfortunately passed away. Sharon Jones-100 days 100 nights Charles Bradley-Ain't it a sin Enjoy

[@Robert-jh8yo]

Top shelf stuff. Ecopolitia!

[@1952douglas]

Bill medley...brown eyed woman..with the blossoms ...

[@TryMyMartini]

I am already leaving a comment, and you haven't even gotten to the song yet. Only a minute into your video, and I've already subscribed because I love your positive outlook on life. I can already tell that this is going to be a fun journey!

[@garymckay3837]

Bill Medley---- Brown Eyed Woman--- with the Blossoms featuring Darlene Love

[@donaldinnewmexico]

Bobby was 25 when this was recorded.

[@gerardcote8391]

Got to do Bill Medley (the tall one with the deep voice) and Jennifer Warnes - I had the Time of My Life (from the Dirty Dancing Soundtrack) kzbin.info/www/bejne/anO0fXiVh9eHibc and if you like songs to make you happy check out this Japanese Metal Band Aldious Without You - kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3LOpHuqj5p1hdE

[@maruad7577]

I am the only one who hears this and think of Janis Joplin's cover of this. I gotta think she was inspired by this guy.

[@curtissnapoleon8650]

Bobby passed away November of 2003..

[@laurenseabolt9942]

Do also react to the song What I Say. It was recorded on the Andy Williams show right after Bobby singing Unchained Melody.

[@williammcgady4640]

Queen love of my life

[@jodyariewitz7349]

❤

[@Joseph-fw6xx]

He definitely was good

[@TheStudioMouse]

He was 25 in 1965, he died in 2003

[@ronaldolson6210]

Rest in peace Bobby we love you

[@doloreskrisky1670]

Listen to them sing Somethings Got a Hold On Me.

[@maggieobrien892]

Labi Ziffre "Something Inside"

[@kenwarren9450]

Billy's song is Unchained Melody. Check it out.

[@josephpupek-kq8tj]

Bill singing swing low sweer chariot with the blossoms enjoy this gospel song.

[@danielbenincasa770]

Their joking. They are not brothers. Check out their other songs. This is pure live. No auto-tune. Just pure live voice