THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS - "YOU'LL NEVER WALK ALONE" | (REACTION!!)

[@janetgallo5720]

They are a great duo. But Bobby Hatfield tenor shines through and brings a light, the singing that nobody compares to what I mean by me Hatfield got a voice which is amazing.

[@teresarankin7077]

I love me some Righteous Brothers.❤ They never miss live or in studio, they were the greatest duo ever in my opinion. Watch them sing "Dream On" live, it's great!

[@maxalexander4817]

That is professional, such professionals NEVER sing a bad/wrong note, because they practiced and concentrated. They are proud of their work.

[@serafyo]

Talent, in those days was absolutely necessary, unlike today

[@rebeccaweaver2817]

I am so glad I grow up in the 50 and 60 and got to grow up in that Era God and bless Bobby he's singing with the Angels of now

[@reggiefokes6677]

❤

[@Robert-jh8yo]

Top shelf baby. Pure talent that must live on.

[@teresadavilasoares6136]

Allways a surprising end ! That’s what we mean by thunder and lightning with Bill’s powerful and deep voice able to harmonize with Bobby’s smooth countertenor perfect voice. You should also react to the most-played song on American radio and television in the 20th century, You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin it will delight you. And for a change … the wild and surreal performance of Bobby’s Summertime and the incredibly hot Bill’s I wanna make love to you. That’s when you ‘ll fully realize how good those Blue eyed souls are. And why we oldies miss so much very very good and talented singers. Good job I love your reactions ❤

[@karenstrong8887]

And the polite audience were silent until the end of every song. Bill Medley is still with us at 82. They didn’t sing a bad song. Bobby singing Summertime or Ebb Tide is good. They both made separate albums and came back together. You have years of their music to choose from. Thank you.

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

Thank you for playing my music from the 60s. These were my guys in high school. ❤

[@pamelaanders5062]

I really like your presentation and your genuine feelings come clearly through. Wonderful duo and respectfully treated by you.

[@virginiawilson2213]

I love your reactions! They’re so honest and expressive! The Righteous brothers were some of the best! I am 77 years old and so I was blessed to hear them as a teenager! Now I love them even better, because I can appreciate the gifted mess, and each one of them, and the amazing ways that they contrasted one another in singing!

[@GillianWard-e1g]

Out of all their great work I think the harmonizing on this is just about the best. Beautiful. ❤ Great reaction by the way Sir!

[@JameAndy-wv4dw]

GOOSEBUMPS BY THE LATE GREAT BOBBY HATFIELD!!

[@pharamathews5152]

I subscribed. You get it about the raw talent and why old school artist's music is still being played today Your folks got it too..good music is good music. The Righteous Brothers were phenomenal. I still listen to them all the time & enjoy your reactions to their music. Bill at 83 is still touring with a new partner but always pays homage to his forever "brother" Bobby. I saw them last year & the house was sold out.

[@marion_R]

One of the greatest duos!💚 That was a great watch! It'll be nice, if you could take a listen to Elvis's version of this song! My favourite of TRB is "I just want to make love to you". Thank you so much for this one!🌞

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

Such professionals!

[@LynnLouthen]

Bill Medley still sings with another partner. They were in Indiana on April 4, 2024 - Just the other night. I miss Bobby Hatfield but will listen to what I can still get. Thanks for playing this.

[@doloreskrisky7710]

Here is a link to the Righteous ,Brothers singing with The Blossoms. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bai1cmyqm6qqgtU This is from a popular tv show called Shindig. 😊 You mentioned how perfect they were. B4 their fame they played the 2am shows in Vegas. Frank Sinatra caught their act and took them under his wing. He called them "the kids". The Righteous Brothers credit Sinatra for showing them how to be performers & entertainers, not just singers. Here is a link to Bill singing I Just Want To Make Love To You. Too spicy for a video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5XcoqOopplpmJI Enjoy!💕

[@pamelaanders5062]

Again - what a wonderful performance. I could hear this over and over. Do you happen to know how and when Bobby Hatfield died?

[@alrightbal9190]

@pamelaanders5062 Bobby sadly died while on tour of a heart attack on November 5, 2003 ! Eight months after the Righteous Brothers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! Sure miss him!

[@valeries5722]

NO PRETENSE. REAL TALENT

[@lindalandry2519]

I love watching youth in touch with the awesome music we had as teens in the sixties. Thank you for your reaction and appreciation. Both were talented heartthrobs and my heart still skips a beat when I hear/see them.

[@tammydodge388]

They make so much noise in the background on today's music so they can't hear that the artist really can't sing. Back then if you didn't have the singing talent, you were here and gone fast! Love your reactions, keep up the great work!

[@smithed]

That’s the way I see it too!

[@sandralorenz1796]

This was from the 1945 Broadway musical "Carousel". My generation had the greatest music. You had to have talent to make it back then.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Bobby left in 2003,his arteries were ravaged from cocaine. Not. even Bill knew Bobby used sò i guess it was subtle. But he was great. He arranged the annual Bobbÿ Hatfield Classic Golf tournameñt that made millions for Research on LUPUS, which his wife suffered from. RIP Bobby. We still miss and love you.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

BS He had blocked arteries just like thousands, if not millions of older guys from genetics, diet. Bobby was thin, just as he was when he was younger; but, he had a good appetite. Cocaine would have dulled it. (People are so used to seeing folks overweight that don't know what normal looks like anymore.) Sheesh, that trace amount of cocaine, if actually there, may have caused the heart attack slightly sooner than he was bound to have it, per the medical examiner. No one close to him, including family and Medley, saw him using or under the influence; but, you know what was really going on in his life. He was ravaged by cocaine, but no one saw it, seriously.🤦🏼‍♀️ What Medley speculated, since the autopsy found that trace amount, was that, since Bobby was so ill, he indulged to have the energy to go on that tour. How about just listen to his music and stop the fiction writing.

[@doloresschultz6804]

If you are interested in something very different, try Procol Harum- A lighter shade of pale , glorious. Incidentally, this Righteous brothers song is probably the only time you’ll see Bobby stand still. (I didn’t think he could; he sang with his whole body. And boy! Could he sing)

[@doloresschultz6804]

Watch the version of Procol Harum with the Danish Orchestra. Sooo good. would like Al Greene singing How do you mend a broken heart, and Brook Benton singing A Night in Georgia or try Percy Sledge Answer to my prayer. Eric Clampton Tears in heaven, Credence Clearwater Revival Did you ever seen the rain, The Hollies He ain’t heavy he’s my brother. So many. Sinatra sang a terrific song - The summer wind (an extended metaphor like The first time ever I saw your face- Rebecca Flack (instant love affair like with Bobby singing I Believe or He etc

[@alrightbal9190]

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[@alrightbal9190]

@doloresschultz8393 are you kidding me! Sensationalizing to get attention. Bobby died of a heart attack because he had coronary heart disease ( arteries were 95% blocked). The medical examiner stated that was the main cause of death. He acknowledged the toxicology report that said that a trace amount of cocaine was found. Who's to say that wasn't a false positive. No one close to him ever saw him using. And he wouldn't have been able to perform as well as he did if he was under the influence.

[@virginiawilson2213]

Listen to Bobby, do summertime and unchained Melody! He is absolutely amazing! And I love the way they both do “you’ve lost that loving feeling.”

[@EdMac40]

Great reaction.

[@trinitymdc3974]

They sang this on the Ed Sullivan show. I was in my teens and watched with my dad. Frankly, I thought it was beautiful but not at all their style. I was a little disappointed. My father had to explain to me that Mr. Sullivan was totally a middle of the road guy. He'd insist on something toned down.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

They recorded it on an album so it wasn't odd that they sang it on Sullivan's show. If you remember, they also sang a very upbeat song and a number with Peggy Lee (that was so much fun) on the same episode.

[@reggiefokes6677]

I watched this on TV. I was 17.

[@mavishickford1631]

Watch Bobby Hatfield " Summertime "

[@HolliePowell-n9l]

I'm in Love❤

[@reggiefokes6677]

For a totally different vibe, check out Leon Russell's live version of Honkey Tonk Women/Youngblood medley. Leon is Mosat, The Master of Space and Time.

[@teresadavilasoares6136]

😊 you’re one of the reactors I like to revisit because you are accurate in your comments. But don’t think they allways are so well dressed. That depends on the show they are acting on. If you go to Shindig performances that’s another face of the coin … shouting screaming dancing amusing … 😅

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

On many Shindig performances they dressed down, but they were always neat, not slovenly. They also wore tuxedos on Shindig. Hope you are well.

[@doloresschultz6804]

Try listening t o Bring It on home to me (Bobby has Bill smiling]. And Dream on and Guess who

[@MommaBird52]

Talk about stripped down with nothing to hide it -- pure acapella! Check out Home Free and Pentatonix! No instruments but you will likely forget that while listening! Warning -- highly addictive!!!

[@TM-ye6fk]

🔥🔥🔥

[@leslieschmidt9765]

Another great reaction. I'd love to hear you react to Bobby's version of "Summertime" and Bill's version of "I Want to Make Love to You."

[@kennethdodemaide8678]

The best version I have heard was by Jimmy Barnes and his son David Campbell at Carols by Candlelight.

[@jamesdarwinsmithii7039]

Kraken!!!

[@alrightbal9190]

Man am I glad Bobby didn't pursue a career in professional baseball!!!

[@djmills8616]

I heard them live as an intro act to Kenny Rogers. He should have stayed in his dressing room. Nobidy is better than the RBs.

[@AnnetteLloyd-k2d]

You are dead right

[@doloresschultz8393]

We lost Bobby 2003. Heart attack - over time cocaine had ravaged his arteries

[@doloresschultz8393]

Long before his death, he created an Annual Bobby Hatfielf Classic Adolf Tournament that millions for R&D for Lupus, which his wife suffered from. (Correction: GOLF)

[@alrightbal9190]

Cocaine did NOT ravage Bobby 's arteries! They were clogged! Cocaine according to the medical examiner played a minimal roll in his death as there was very little present.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

​@@alrightbal9190 Right, genetics and diet would cause that.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

How many times are you going to post the same nonsense?

[@susanhilton3436]

You talk and interrupt too much, just let them sing and do the talking after

[@dacelticcross]

YNWA LFC!