You've Lost That Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers Reaction

[@teeevans8718]

I just love what you saying young man. Music shouldn't know race, age, ethnicity or gender, it should just touch your soul. Hard to beat great singers.......no matter what era they were in.

[@BoltManiac]

Perfection. Absolute perfection start to finish. I cry every single time I hear this and I’m a 64 year-old man. In my opinion THE best vocalized musical piece ever.

[@dburch7894]

But baby, baby I know it......chills up my spine! Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were my generation but they speak to all generations and all people.

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

I was 15 yrs old when they came out with this beautiful song. I'm so glad you are enjoying our blue eyed soul singers. They were so awesome!!! I agree with you about today's music. I tried listening and it doesn't appeal to me. I've always loved good music even at 73 yrs old. Bless you! Your awesome!!! ❤❤

[@tonywilt4179]

You're absolutely right. We need these pure singers now days. Older music has so much more soul in it.

[@dongriggs8426]

Two extremely talented singers coming together to create an unforgettable harmony!!!

[@sandrasanders706]

I I wish we had singers like that today as well I grew up with these wonderful artists... and that is what is so missing in today's music for the most part: heart and real soul.

[@waynewhite5060]

JB I’m a 70’s kid you are right we had the best music ever YOU ARE WHAT WE CALL AN OLD SOUL FOR YOUR AGE KEEP THE GREAT MUSIC COMING!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@TheHummingbirder]

There are people who can sing in every generation. What we need now is songwriters and producers to pair those voices with beautiful lyrics and music, and promote it. That's what was happening with the Righteous Brothers.

[@robbiesalyers8490]

It is sooooo sweet to see you loving our music!!!! Thanks!

[@debbers]

Well sweetie you have brought it to your generation, that's the great thing about music, it can belong to whoever wants it when they want it, it's timeless, most of it anyway! I love your channel and love your thoughtful reactions!

[@uncletorino2645]

Thank you . Enjoyed immensely.

[@ul-rike]

I can't listen to this song without tearing up 🥲 - it's just utterly beautiful and deeply touching😍

[@francinelima5963]

Astounding! You ought to listen to Elvis Presley's rendition of this song & Unchained Melody , too! These folks are our icons for a reason! We have yet to see any entertainer today who could compete successfully with the Righteous Brothers or Elvis! This isn't really "old" music because it is universal & speaks of feelings man will have ( hopefully) throughout the span of humanity! It's important for young folks to listen to heartfelt music like this! It just may awaken their souls & they may just discover the true meaning of God's love within themselves ( & for each other, )in this seemingly soulless & heartless age! Just a thought! I really enjoyed your reaction! It gives us hope for future generations! Thanks!

[@vudoochile1]

Your right, this music in todays world would make it a better place.

[@lorir5728]

I wish we had more singers like them also. Raw without computer trickery and auto tune. Love the rawness.

[@Storyraymond]

i never get tired of this song. it is beautiful!

[@whirlybird5244]

The music of the late 60's through the mid 90's was the best music ever. So many great singers, songs and groups. No wonder they are called the Golden Oldies. No music like it since.

[@melissaupton2097]

"Today's music...It doesn't fit my soul..." That is so right and so beautiful...

[@gailt7234]

Iconic song from iconic blue-eyed soul duo! Awesome for all time. So glad you like it!

[@leeann3920]

"Blue-eyed" soul. Can't beat Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. The Righteous Brothers are aptly named.

[@harryjohnston3159]

so them in person just like the record

[@dkuhs]

🎯💯So true !!👍

[@brad8386]

They began their career singing as a duo in So Cal at an Air Force base. When they sang, the numerous Black men in this audience of airmen would shout out, "That's RIGHTEOUS brother!" A very appropriate name for them...

[@vincegilbert6236]

Blue eyed soul

[@claudettesmith8328]

The joy on your face is great to see. Thank you.

[@davidbruce5524]

We all still call them Bill and Bobby......50 years later... true greatest never gets old...blue eyed soul!

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

Bill was the weight and Bobby soared. They were righteous 🔥

[@alanwebster357]

I CAN SEE THE GUENUINE JOY IN YOUR FACE ON LISTENING TO THE SUPERB MUSIC OF FORMER TIMES BLESS YOUR GENUINE HEART!

[@mattharvey968]

When music touches your soul it’s timeless!!

[@ohstalum]

Your comments are so true. We need this again

[@canadiantimberwolf1]

I am 61 years old and grew up with this type music. I think you can see why we say, we had the best type music, No Swearing, No Killing, No Bullying, just old romance and fun type songs. You say you really don't care much for today's music, some of it is good, but only You can begin to bring music to the standards you like to hear. Starting telling the people who follow you and the word will get out to the music companies and artists. Only You Can Change The World Now, It's your turn.. Best Of Luck...

[@HiLandR]

I agree with you, today's music is about the catchy "hook". These guys were passionate and talented story tellers.

[@izaakfewton7536]

We need such voices and soul in our generation. You've just nailed it...

[@stephanietip]

Oh man,I so know EXACTLY what you mean.I love your smile when you're feeling the music like we do.

[@jeannatheis6793]

I wish these great singers were in our generation as well!

[@annesmith2259]

Wonderful song, I listened to this as a young child and still love it today ... I love that you see the beauty in music .. you have a pure soul

[@annesmith2259]

Mike C I’m 50 but my parents played me this as a young child

[@pattiecoxey]

I agree we do need more music...singing, relevant, beautiful voices. I miss it too :( #oldskoolrocks

[@lillieprekler]

I agree with you and we need more songs that make you feel!! I grew up in the 60’s!!!

[@Joeyland]

one of the greatest love lost songs ever written

[@cpf55]

Righteous Brothers are Great !

[@davidward3122]

Just keep digging and you will always have this era's music. It's all we listen to. Also, we were blessed to grow up with 50 s 60 s ,and 70 s as kids. The music we listened to back then was just so pure. It felt like was hitting your soul.

[@lindacinnamond2723]

YES!!! We absolutely needs this kind of music again!! These songs from the past, are pure, innocent, genuine, and plain common sense!! HOORAY!! 🎶🎸🎧👨‍🎤📻🎙️🎻 Definitely needs to reinvent the past songs/ music currently to keep forever, ots magical and appreciative!! Warmest regards, Linda M Cinnamond 🙋 💜🤗

[@MaeMae-vg8wo]

The Righteousness Brothers are timeless. The came out in 1962 when I was a sophomore in high school. Still listen to them today at age 76. RIP Bobby.

[@ceretomer5987]

When you get goose bumps, you know that the greats have just performed a classic.

[@martic51]

No doubt the older generation of music was fabulous and I hear nothing to compare it to these days!

[@sosguy1893]

No auto-tune, just pure talent that sounds as good live as in the studio.

[@Jeff-rn7bm]

These guys would sing nearly any modern singer right off the stage...

[@jamespuckett8425]

I love their songs and music

[@shirleycarr5387]

Great duo.

[@loritalbot3063]

Great music transcends generations!

[@johnroberts3066]

Thank you. I was a teenager in the 1960's. It's great to hear a younger person agree, that (most) of today's music is Crap.

[@davidolsen2495]

Its true. It seems like the look and market ability means more then talent. Nowadays what u hear from today's songs are mixed and polished so damn much all the soul and heart of music is left on the recording scrap pile

[@dburch7894]

Blue eyed soul from my generation to yours.

[@lorifriedman8987]

Life and music went on long before all of us arrived. It is a good thing to hold on to it in your generation and appreciate it and love it. By doing that you are keeping it your generation! And you will pass it on. You have a big, open heart. You are special.

[@haroldlee1989]

The Righteous Brothers are known as "Blue Eyed Soul; they're extremely soulful; their voices compliment each other; this is pure talent; they're exceptional; you don't hear music like this tdy

[@calicodnikonian2774]

The Righteous Brothers... wow, righteous indeed; two contrasting voices that came together to form beautiful harmonious SOUL. Back in the day, EVERYONE thought they were Black... but does it really matter? Beautiful music is beautiful music, talent is talent and soul IS soul. They were singing t a small club, mostly Black patrons were grooving to their music, and a young Black guy in a Navy uniform stepped up to the stage and said, "That's righteous, brother, righteous!" And the name stuck. They ARE righteous and so is their beautiful harmony and their list of music. Those were the good ol' days. We're lucky to have recordings today to enjoy their music.

[@MontagAdd]

I was fortunate to be teenager when they were performing. Amen. ✨ No voice synthesizers, no control booth. Just the voices. To be honest, if thOse technological advances had existed then, people would have taken advantage of them. But they did not. So we were blessed, as they did not yet exist. And voices likes these, and others, resonated through the airwaves. As I said, we were blessed. AND ... YOU are BLESSED to have discerning ears and eyes ... to hear and appreciate what others have overlooked. God bless you, always.

[@smtbigelow]

Fitting song for today’s music, bring back that loving feeling.

[@shellyjackson3887]

I totally agree, today's music just isn't the same! Glad to see younger people enjoying true talent! Great video!!

[@realemiele.franco736]

Yup yup! These kinds of songs are almost not written anymore. Glad this song will be testing the hands of time. Thanks for reacting to this song. A pure pleasure. I do believe this song might have been the most requested song of the 20th century.

[@terereynolds698]

Such a beautiful song and two of the greatest voices ever. , the 60’s, 70’s and part of the 80’s were the best years as far as music goes. I hope your doing well

[@susanbrissey8705]

Just voices and music...food for the soul. Amen!

[@wrAIth-AI]

Something else to consider... They sang it just like the record. Live. No recordings. No autotune. Everybody back then did it that. ♥️

[@markking2766]

Great analysis. Real soul is unmistakable no matter who is singing. Thanks

[@zadiebarron7422]

I agree 100%with your reaction.. we had the best music in the late 50s and through the 60s😍.i know because I was alive back then..i still love it to this day..😍it's timeless💥

[@aliceguinty536]

I love your spirit. God bless you.

[@dianeolsen33]

Love your soulful reaction. Thanks for keeping good music, like this, alive.

[@rebeccacavallero3861]

I love to watch you react to the music I love 60's,70's,80's,90's you are genuine and absolutely my favorite person to watch react to music I love your face

[@beatlejim64]

Released in November 1964...got to #1 on Feb.6, 1965...and got to #2 on the R&B charts. One of the BEST records ever made!!!

[@kathys6402]

I just loved your reaction to this. They did have soul.

[@rs-ye7kw]

"Soul and Inspiration" ; The Righteous Brothers

[@itsmissyvonne]

YEEEEEEESSSSSSSS

[@Prozak63]

Sad song about desperation and hurt but beautiful. Great soulful song.

[@DianeVANDERWESTHUIZEN]

If goosebumps were dollars I'd be a millionaire. Love the music, so enjoy watching you appreciate music that was created for the soul and not bank accounts.

[@aeh8446]

I remember growing up, I said then it was the best music ever, past or future... The way notes.& rhythm can be uniquely combined, add lyrics...sadly, not infinite. Blessed to have experienced, lived and enjoyed it!! Love, love you bringing some of the best back to the spotlight!!!

[@irenecara5022]

Only your generation can change the vast hole that exist in music today. Keep listening to what great music use to sound like!! The pendulant will swing back!

[@nadavfreedom]

Growing up with the Righteous Brothers, watching this video brought so much joy to see your beautiful heartfelt reaction. I totally agree with you.

[@TheGreatGig73]

Your appreciation for great music is greatly appreciated!

[@stephanietipton4324]

You know about half of the population of the country are walking the earth because of these men's songs.Lots of babies were created because of their music.

[@pluevo8277]

God yes. I miss Motown, so much talent in the 60s

[@williamcabell142]

P Luehaw they were not Motown.

[@pluevo8277]

@@williamcabell142 Of course not. I was referring to his reference to Motown and love of older music. I just said I miss Motown... along with other 60s music.

[@davidward3122]

And Phil Spector s wall of sound.

[@perkalov]

I dont know if I realy miss Motown that much. Motown was the begining of the modern music industry and represent much of 60s massproduced pop. Yes, Marvin Gay was awesome and so was Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Jackson 5 etc etc. But there is a reason to why we can spot a Motown song a mile away, and why this dude relate this to Motown. There is a reason to why "Motown" is a sound, not just a record company.

[@scoutfinch7727]

What the newer generation is missing is not so much the singer but the songs! I haven't heard but just a few really good songs in seriously decades!

[@steveexpat6906]

Your smile when they were breaking in down back and forth spoke volumes as to just how good Medley and Hatfield are. Fantastic vocals. Nice reaction.

[@haroldmachroli7038]

You are right about it sounding like Motown. I was 14 when this came out. These guys' music inspired me to like Motown, rather than the frivolous rock and roll that was flooding the markets at that time. These guys sang with heart and soul. How could you not be touched by this. Even commercial Motown can't touch these guys. Does my heart good to see a young guy like you appreciate this music.

[@Bippy55]

You gave the highest compliment to 1960s music that we need that in the 2020s. The Righteous Brothers can do it. Thank you!

[@Eudamoniae]

That song was popular when I was in grade school. Lord, does it bring back memories.

[@jamesdunlop3220]

The Rightous Brothers have their own sound.

[@lfcgero35]

You are so right about music after the 90's it started to lose most of its creativity not all but comparing music now to 70s 80s and 90s which i grew up to all 3 there is no comparision. The talent from all walks of life all creeds and colours was amazing during them decades so much so a lot of people like yourself are going back discovering the music for yourselves and it is great. Cheers from ireland.

[@tomschmitz5745]

@ShariSez1 add in the so called "talent shows" like american idol, where the louder you sing, the "greater" singer you are deemed to be.. how many times if you watch shows like this, you'll listen to some singer and think they are awful and yet the judges (themselves of questionable vocal talent) will then RAVE AND praise them to the heavens? and you think "HUH"??? ....NOWADAYS as well so many have no clue as what singing is, it's NOT about you (singers singing the national anthem anyone?!) it's about the song and being a storyteller!... nowadays so many singers sing the same way with the same emotion for every song, no matter WHAT the lyrics are or what the song is about!..

[@tomschmitz5745]

@ShariSez1 true, so i think it's a combination of the music industry and the public and their lack of "taste"... just like television, the question is are the powers that be only giving what the public wants and it's not their fault and it's the fault of the public who don't recognize anymore what talent and musicianship is? OR are the powers that be CREATING a certain need and forming the taste (or lack thereof) of the public?...

[@Chimponaut]

jesus, stop pushing this stupid idea that people can't make music anymore just because you can't be bothered to look further than mainstream radio for it. People are still just as good at making music, just not in the mainstream.

[@lfcgero35]

@@Chimponaut if you noticed i said not all and the ones who are talented never get the chance as they dont look act or sound the way the music industry wants them to. Over half the artists now are manufactured from the start. Yes you are correct there is plenty of talent out there if you look hard enough on youtube or other platforms eg the realak a young white rapper who found fame through youtube and hard graft. My point is you cannot compare the amount of artists and music of today to what came before. The 60s brought artists and bands like the beatles , the rolling stones , bob dylan , elvis , the who , the doors , the kinks , the supremes , the temptations , aretha franklin , roy orbison , jimi hendrix , stevie wonder , johnny cash , pink floyd , led zepplin , marvin gaye , eric clapton , otis reading , james brown the list is endless and this is just the 60s the 70s and eighties were no different the nineties it started to change as the last of the real rock bands started to fade as x factor and other tv talent shows took hold. You take my comment as a personal attack but its just a fact good new music is harder to make as it has really been all done before. The talent is there just a lot harder to find. Why do you think so many people look backwards because the quality of the music was more raw and pure. Music is all opinion based but to say todays music could stack up against the 1960s 70s 80s and most of the 90s is just not true. Please dont take offense as i understand your point but if you like to prove me wrong im willing to listen.

[@tomschmitz5745]

@@Chimponaut perhaps and perhaps that is the larger problem, that it's NOT (great music) mainstream and that fault lies in the music industry and the public..

[@arthurdiaz5476]

Real music, by real and talented singers for sure and no auto tune. Great reaction bro...

[@ginanowell8842]

First dance for my husband and I. We were at a park swinging when the righteous brothers came on!! No one better!!!

[@clydeb7713]

Bring it on back! Greatest time for real music!

[@jesperhjensen1978]

Bill medley (the deep voice guy) also had a major hit with "had the time of my life" from Dirty dancing

[@montereyharris1277]

jesper heglingegård jensen I had no idea that he sang that song! Wow! Thank you

[@noahholliday9761]

It still manages to amaze me how soul music was probably the most binding creation in the history of mankind. No matter where you or I came from I know we can feel these rhythms and emotions the same, and together. Bring back the soul!

[@benprewitt4600]

When you said that you wished that music would get back to this, though you understood that you may not like what everyone else likes...I literally raised up my hands, man. Preach. You've got alot of like minded souls out there that were born a couple decades too late.

[@michaelstarr9812]

that look on your face when you hear/feel the soul in these men!

[@mickid3705]

I love how you react to good music. You appreciate true talent

[@tazmom0]

Sometimes I just want to give you a big hug right through my screen! 🤗You remind me so much of my 11 year old son. He has an "old soul" and loves old music and movies, especially Queen!

[@JohnSmith-oj6ir]

I like the way you think about music, JB.

[@ErichH68]

It’s undoubtedly a great song !

[@leslie8888]

I agree with loving older music, when you hear their pure voices and talents! Great one! 💞✌

[@davemeyer1423]

You're a honest young man. And you're wiser than many far older.

[@montereyharris1277]

Just beautiful❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@saritadugat7864]

The Brother s were great. Dancing slow with your first love. Great memories

[@jadeblues357]

Does my heart good to know that your generation is becoming aware of this generation. I grew up listening to them but they were actually the generation before me. Thanks for giving it a try!

[@i.m.7710]

You have a lot of heart and soul. Depth! Very sweet to see in a young guy like you. Gives me hope! I'm appreciating this song a lot more than I did when it was on the radio all the time in 1964. I never saw this video then (there were no videos, just tv).

[@edjohnson7438]

This song is the most listened to song on radio and TV in the twentieth century .