MY HEART IS BROKEN! | FIRST TIME Listening to Tom Jones - "Ill Never Fall in Love Again" | REACTION

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I highly suggest you listen to the original song without my commentary:
Tom Jones - (It Looks Like) I'll Never Fall In Love Again (The Dusty Springfield Show, 5th Sep 1967)
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[@darrenraffan7804]

This song was written for Tom Jones by another British artist, Lonnie Donegan, whose son, Peter, auditioned for ‘The Voice UK’, in which Tom was a judge. Tom turned his chair for Peter and they sang this song together ❤

[@stoicsceptic8420]

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[@LordRahl1975]

I absolutely love that version on The Voice.

[@LordRahl1975]

@@mgtow6450 Wales is part of Britain. Darren said British not English.

[@Isleofskye]

Hi Darren. That is a lovely thought but an Urban Myth and I had the pleasure of communicating with Peter Donegan on KZbin about it. Lonnie Co-Wrote this in 1961 and Sir Tom was Tom Woodward from the Valleys singing in The Tommy Scott Orchestra then and not known outside that area. The rest i history and he made this song his own. It's Not Unusual to think that but Tom was still near The Green Green Grass of Home back in 1961:)

[@darrenraffan7804]

@@Isleofskye Well I didn’t know that. Thank you!

[@dan6442]

What a voice! Jones is 83 now and still with us. "Jones was married to his high school girlfriend, Melinda Rose "Linda" Trenchard, from 2 March 1957 until her death from cancer on 10 April 2016. They were married at the age of 16 when she became pregnant; their son, Mark, was born shortly after the wedding. To support his young family, Jones worked in construction and at a glove factory before finding success as a singer. He stayed married to Trenchard despite his many well-publicized infidelities. After his wife's death, Jones sold the family's Los Angeles mansion and its contents (apart from treasured photos) and moved into an apartment in London, which was his wife's dying wish. Jones met his idol Elvis Presley in 1965 at the Paramount film stage, when Elvis was filming Paradise, Hawaiian Style. They became good friends, spending more time together in Las Vegas singing and carousing until the early hours at Presley's private suite. The friendship endured until Presley's death in 1977. In the 2006 film Flushed Away, the main character, Roddy, is mistaken for Jones by another character while Roddy performs "She's a Lady". Jones' song, "What's New Pussycat?", is played during the ending credits. In the video game Team Fortress 2, the Scout character is a collector of Tom Jones merchandise, and Jones is depicted being murdered by the Soldier character in the tie-in comics. The Spy character later uses his shape-shifting ability to convince the Scout that Jones is his father. Jones is also depicted using the phrase "What's new pussycat?" several times."

[@thomasburch2944]

Tom Jones is so smooth, he can slide uphill.

[@ziusthefirst5387]

lol

[@johnnie2638]

Fact. lol

[@markunderwood912]

HI FROM SHEFFIELD YORKSHIRE ENGLAND YES SIR TOM IS A NATIONAL TREASURE HERE IN BRITIAN EVEN NOW IN HIS 80S HES STILL ACTIVE AND HIS VOICE IS STILL AMAZING ❤❤

[@clownworld-honk410]

Why are you SHOUTING !?

[@dannyadams4765]

@@clownworld-honk410 BECAUSE HE'S FROM SHEFFIELD IT'S WHAT WE DO.

[@JustaGuy2.0]

Just to make clear for the ones wondering. Tom Jones is Welsh (like Ren) and not English. He is however from Great Britain (main island: England + Scotland + Wales) and United Kingdom (main island plus Northern Ireland )...of course.

[@oopsdidItypethatoutloud]

​@@dannyadams4765 It's them balls of steel boy.... too much pain in your life 😮

[@MrPaulb1982]

He's Welsh

[@Miss_Beehaven]

Sir Tom could sing the telephone directory & make it sound like a masterpiece 😍😍

[@davidarmstrong3564]

Great cast. Not much of a script.

[@dreamcat4]

whats great about tom is that recently he used to be one of the longest running judges on the uk version of the voice tv show over here. so cool guy and very open and welcoming full of love for everybody. and he would actually often interrupt the show with his little stories and things about where he's been in the past gigging (everywhere basically)... also he knew his area of expertise and would really develop those singers coming along in his sphere of familiarity. and then there was the time where the management tried to kick tom off the show, and cut him out the next season or replace him. and nobody was having any of it. and his public statement about that to the press. tom is absolutely one of the coolest people out there and still going strong, even way cooler now imho. dude is amazing

[@gnomescape]

Always blows me away that when my Mam and Dad were young and courting Tom Jones was a local lad selling vacuum cleaners during the week and doing his rounds singing on the circuit of working men's clubs in the South Wales valley's on the weekends. That's how he got so good doing the grind singing live to miners and steal workers week in week out and honing his craft. They must have seen him hundreds of times. So lucky.

[@Isleofskye]

" and steal workers ?". He was singing to a bunch of thieves? :)

[@gnomescape]

@@Isleofskye I think grammatically he stole some workers.

[@swanseajaffa]

The club scene was the apprenticeship they served in those days, I remember it well in Swansea in the 60/ 70's.

[@jamesleasure8836]

I'm so happy you're reviewing this! Tom's voice is so powerful yet smooth at the same time. And he sang this on The Voice and his voice is still so wonderful, even in his 80's. Tom is a world's treasure. And look how classy he is dressed! Come on, men, let's bring class back!!

[@jwhiteuk]

Sir Tom is still belting out the songs in his eighties! He's a living legend!

[@iandavies8061]

The power of a Welsh baritone tenor....

[@Isleofskye]

Wonderful Welsh Singers: Sir Tom, Harry Secombe, Aled Jones, Shirley Bassey,Charlotte Church, Kathryn Jenkins and Andy Bradbury...:)

[@danieldickson8591]

Um, I'm a great admirer of Tom Jones as a vocalist, but what the heck is a baritone tenor? You can't be both. Although he has a wide range, Tom's voice definitely sits in baritone. Tom said that in his youth he was a tenor, but that was well before he started recording.

[@geespar1]

@@danieldickson8591there is such a thing as a bari-tenor, look it up. It means his fach is baritone but he can stretch his voice into the tenor range (Bb4, which he used often, is not ‘normal’ baritone range)

[@user-ts3hy1ru2v]

Tom's 83/4 and can still belt out the songs, including this one. Glad to see your reaction to this song. EDIT: I don't know if anyone else has mentioned before or not, but this song was written by Lonnie Donegan, and Sir Tom did a duet with Lonnie's son Peter during The Voice when Peter was a contestant in 2019.

[@bellabana]

Sir Tom Jones is the best ever male vocalist, his power, range, tone & emotion was second to none. He’s a true icon & legend. Even now at 83 he can still sing amazingly well. Women have been falling in love with him for decades due that voice and charisma.

[@littleogeechee223]

He was way too beautiful at this time. My little 8-year old heart had the largest crush! I brought my mom and sister’s attention to him. We never missed his TV show back then.

[@davidarmstrong3564]

I understand your emotional reaction. I'm old enough to be your grandpa, and I still get goosebumps after innumerable times of hearing this love song.

[@bubbavonmax4211]

Thank you again for sharing your thoughts on music that I grew up with and loved. My wife and I went to Vegas and saw Tom Jones, who at the time was celebrating his 60th birthday, perform. The show was incredible. His voice was still top notch as he did all of his hits (I might recommend that you listen to Delilah and Green, Green Grass of Home at some point). It was a great show. I am not trying to be insensitive but at one point a larger, full figured woman who was behind us threw a pair of panties onstage while shouting, "I love you Tommy," as her underwear opened up like a parachute and floated down to the stage. You could see Jones smile as they floated to the ground, however, being the true gentleman that he is, he picked up the panties, thanked her and blew her a kiss. The audience burst our in applause. Later, he gave her an autographed photo and kissed her on the cheek. Such a class act he is and it was evident just how much his fans truly meant to him. My wife and I bought a CD of his and listened to it (a couple of times) on our drive back to Phoenix.

[@michaelasay8587]

Did you see Engelbert? I liked him even more!

[@bubbavonmax4211]

Engelbert does indeed have one hell of a voice and puts on a hell of a show. I saw him in NYC 40 years ago. Tom's voice is out front, a bit more powerful while Engelbert sounds a bit smoother than. Mind you, that is just in my opinion, but both are truly gifted vocalists and entertainers.

[@briannagle6328]

If You Ever visit the Uk...Come to Wales and ask Anyone about Tom Jones......He Is Just an Icon and Legend to Us He is all that is Good in Wales.

[@MrBiggles53]

I loved his duet album in the late 90s early 2000s with other Brits. That was a massive hit maker with a young generation of singers and bands. Sex Bomb!

[@markbranson3723]

Tom is a legend. That's what a man's voice is supposed to sound like. Big, strong,and powerful. He's amazing.

[@Nueral]

So powerful indeed my grandfather used to listen to this a lot because he lost his wife so he didn’t want to go through the pain again on losing something he loved

[@chrisstone5868]

Tom was just one of those singers that shared his soul when he sang. So watching you react to this, well it’s how I see you. Just pure soul, and heart, beauty, and love. That’s why you are my all time favorite reactor Aileen. Thank you for sharing your beauty, and “old” soul with us!🌹❤️🌟

[@user-cd3ld3dc7u]

Not was - he still is, thankfully.

[@normanwallace7658]

Green green grass of home, Delilah (which he sang live outside Buckingham palace for the late Queens Golden Jubilee,& It's Not Unuseual!! Epic.

[@smitty2287]

Im with Tom on that one Aileen. My wife passed away 14 years ago this week and Im now 60 years old. We were 15 years of age when we started dating

[@geordieb3959]

I know exactly how you feel I'm 72 and lost my wife in 2012 just a matter of weeks short of what would have been 42 yrs together. Hope you are keeping well.

[@Isleofskye]

Stay strong,my friend.

[@Isleofskye]

@@geordieb3959 Please be strong,my friend..

[@artsilva]

What you said about putting up walls to protect our hearts from more heartbreak is Soooo so true. This song hits hard for a lot of us and Tom Jones is the perfect voice to deliver it.... great reaction Aileen, I'm tearing up over my morning coffee with you.

[@Realmasterorder]

Legendary sir Tom Jones ! still is One of the greatest Voices of the century and he had the whole package !

[@bashab3098]

Seen him live when he was 60 and when he sang this the hairs on the back of my neck stood up , he has a voice as any great tenor .

[@joe2thesequel]

I am so glad you are on KZbin. Your voice is smooth as silk. It needed to be on the radio or tv or something.

[@Sp33gan]

Though he had no hand in the writing, Tom Jones is so talented he makes us feel like it's his own story. He enjoyed a long string of hits from the mid-60s through the mid-70s, though his fans have remained steadfast through his many years of touring. In the late 60s and early 70s he had his own US TV show, singing right into our living rooms. His guests were usually other singers and musicians and they'd perform together, live in front of the studio audience. His duet with Janis Joplin has to be seen to be believed. The song was co-written by Lonnie Donegan, who is famous in the UK for being the godfather of British Rock 'n' Roll. Beginning in the late 50s, Donegan brought forth a music the UK fans called Skiffle, although it was just older American Folk re-presented in Donegan's style. He became a massive star as he and the music inspired millions of British kids to learn to play guitars and form their own Skiffle bands. The majority of the great British Invasion bands of the mid-60s got their start as Skiffle outfits, including The Beatles, The Searchers, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and so many others who would go on to major fame and influence over the next few decades. In turn, these bands influenced US Folk groups into adopting this new sound and another new sound was born in the huge Folk Rock movement begun by The Byrds and The Turtles, who got their initial hits by playing Bob Dylan's Folk songs in a Rock style. This inspired Dylan to jump into the market and become one of the greatest songwriters of all time. In turn, it was Dylan's lyrics that inspired The Beatles to write songs with more meaningful lyrics which, in turn, made all other acts begin to write with content in mind. The result was the 1960s became, and remains, the greatest time for rapid changes in music and a huge growth in songwriting maturity. Without Lonnie Donegan, music as we know it would probably never have existed.

[@KC-gy5xw]

Loved Lonnie, great guy, all too often taken as a bit of a joke, but he knew his music and I can never quite believe he wrote this, such a classic song. Well done Lonnie and well done Tom. Great musicians, both of them.

[@nvgirl1807]

Tom grew up in the Welsh valleys where there is a long tradition of male voice choirs which he was emersed in growing up.

[@edwardfitzgerald2774]

Tom is a national treasure over here in the UK. The Welsh are well known for being great singers, something in the fresh Welsh valley air. My nanna grew up in the same place as Tom. He's never done a bad song in my mind. The best to come out of Wales closely followed by Shirley Bassey. Another Welsh great you should check out. The only person to sing more than one bond theme song, she did three!

[@michaelgodsey8990]

I love how honest and genuine your reactions are. Please never change, we love you for just who you are and love your reactions!

[@jurgenschmidt2759]

there is a great duet of Janis Joplin and Tom Jones from the Tom Jones Show - fantastic to watch both amazing singers together

[@mrmitchell78]

Tom sang about not falling in love again and it’s ironic that I’ve witnessed countless people fall in love with Tom when reacting to this song! A genuine icon of music and singing.

[@markuslusch568]

Soooo my dear Aileen, you loooove quality, and I love you for this, thank you, that you digg classic performers as well, Big Hug!

[@SaintPhoenixx]

Tom's still alive and still sounds just as good, if not better. A genuinely generational voice. I'd bet money he could sing this today and sound the same and this video was from 1964 I believe.

[@alanbarr9327]

Back in the 1960's when this song came out, women walked out of the concert halls with really messed up make-up! Still in tears and holding on to there husbands to not fall flat on their faces! To put it simply: They were a mess! Literally! So, if you got emotional, don't worry! You're not the first and won't be the last in that line! By the way...he still sounds just as good today. Thank you again for a great review! We love you for them!

[@JG-fv9bv]

Tom used to be touring buddies with Elvis Presley when they used to be on the Vegas circuit

[@rosa32]

Hi from 🇬🇧 I've just come across your channel. Great reactions.

[@edh3709]

I remember my mom cleaning the house and listening to Tom Jones. I cried a little along with ya, but what a beautiful song and performance. ❤

[@romysan1]

Tom Jones ... lots of soul. . A powerful man. Even in his latter years he sings great. Thanks Tom.

[@robertsnare1411]

Note how, unlike modern singers, Tom keeps a sizeable space between his mouth and the microphone. This is because his voice is so powerful he had a tendency to break microphones. Pure raw talent 👏👏

[@jsmith7898]

In this song, you can hear and feel his angst and heartbreak ! So pure and deep ! 😟

[@TravelPhotoGuy]

Love your reactions ❤

[@jamieoconnor1916]

Great video Aileen thanks for another fantastic video I love your reactions 😀 I'm so excited for you to react to Tom jones for the first time 😊and what a beautiful first song I love his voice just perfection 😮❤

[@howardbrown911]

As usual Aileen you have done it again. Great reaction! An amazing ability to make these something we can all deeply appreciate.

[@scottlambert2949]

I'm sorry to hear that you got your heart broken several times because love is so complicated that no one can understand it and everyone follows their heart only to have it broken several times and anyone often wonders why they did this but we have to move on with our lives and maybe we can find another one to love or if we can trust him or her not to break our hearts again hugs and kisses 😘😘😘❤❤❤❤ to a sweet and kind lady

[@tobiasisback4605]

This made me cry too. His voice is just incredible! ❤

[@doorofnight87]

Love your reaction and your energy as always and it is such a beautiful song.

[@j20tower]

One of the truly great and I do mean greatest voices of all time. He spans generations. Look how they dressed back then. Classy all the way.

[@dlongstaff1960]

You should hear him sing the theme song for the Bond film, Thunderball 💥

[@SRG1966]

He actually passed out hitting the last note in that one

[@wolverine884]

So nice to watch your reaction again. the best part about your reactions are the honesty i can see in your eyes. Tom Jones is great, what a voice

[@YN97WA]

Your appreciation for great music is, well... appreciated. Great reaction, young lady, to one of the greatest voices of my lifetime.

[@siegfriedherrmann6212]

thank you so much Ms Senai for yet another wonderful and very heartfelt reaction to this all time classic by the one and only Tom Jones!!!.........as you so elequently stated....we've all been there and it felt absolutely awful!!! Thank you for your continuel kindness and empathy that you show in all of your reaction vids!! Please keep em coming young lady!! p.s....hope you dont mind me saying so but.....as always...you have the face and the heart (and beauty) of an angel which most definitaly helps your cause lol!! Take care and God Bless!!

[@CarlosLopez-rb4yb]

I'm so into this song because I have a broken heart recently and you know what the worst part is that I don't have no body to hug or somebody to listen to me really

[@healdogtoe2c]

A song perfectly suited to a singer with the pipes to hold a note.

[@demonslayer9016]

That song is beyond legendary, any generation has to admit he had amazing swag

[@clifton8929]

No autotune, 1960 mic, no dancers - just a man singing with talent.

[@Froggeth81]

Tom Jones was born in a town only about 10 miles from me in South Wales, and it's true he is an absolute treasure. I saw him live a couple of years ago and he was still outstanding, his voice is completely timeless and he's never lost it ❤

[@jaymassey3244]

and still singing today. just an amazing voice. thank you for your reactions, spot on as usual

[@arkhsm]

Literally singing today here in Napier, New Zealand !!

[@jaymassey3244]

@@arkhsm its quite sad that he really never got the fame others got. because i think he has more tallent than most

[@12gaugelive]

Tom is in the very small group of singers ever recorded who is a musical instrument. He is blessed, but we are blessed for being able to hear him sing.

[@travisnoffsinger1703]

Aileen… whoever broke your heart… they’re crazy. My goodness… just crazy. Great reaction. Tom Jones has one of the best voices ever.

[@matthewgoodA1206]

The power of Sir Tom Jones’ voice just isn’t something you hear every day.

[@alekhidell]

Great, heartfelt reaction to a living legend and a voice that is unique.

[@carolinadude3042]

You seem to be so sweet and humble. When you said you had many broken hearts it made me sad. May God bless you with someone who loves you just the way you are and respects you and makes you laugh.

[@andreadusty_thehunter]

You know when You say … i want The bedtime fairy tale?, Well this is best fairy tale . Thank for had Carried this fairy tale ❤

[@charlesf2804]

Tom Jones has on of the most powerful voices I can think of. He really belts those notes, which is impressive to me. No need for falsetto on the higher ones he sang, either.

[@bradhuskers]

No need? Some songs call for it. This song does not. Tom's power is on display here. But his voice lacked diversity. He had amazing vocal power, but a "one trick monkey" voice.

[@geespar1]

@@bradhuskersperhaps you could post a video demonstrating your vocal prowess?

[@fastwalkeranunnaki1320]

love your reaction beautiful Lady, God Bless You and your Family

[@keithstewart148]

You should listen to The green green grass of home and Delilah.

[@KaBoomChannel]

He still sings that great and he's 83, go figure. The guy is unbelievable. He said the first time he met Elvis, Elvis said "Man, how do you sing like that?" Can you imagine? Probably the most popular singer of all time asking Tom Jones how to sing

[@ghostlee6434]

She thinks that Tom was was going through heartbreak when performing this😂😂 he has a magnificent voice and an extremely talented showman. You're not the first woman that were fooled by his sad songs

[@doloresschultz8393]

Excellent singer; bad husband. Sad.

[@david.j9.rabbithole808]

Seeing you start to vapor lock at around 1:33 was delightful to watch.

[@NZLatic]

I’m sitting here in New Zealand and two friends of mine are 100 km’s away in Wellington listening to Sir Tom live as we speak! I’m waiting for the debrief tomorrow, but I know they will love the concert - it’s Tom Jones!

[@debbers]

You should watch him sing "Treat Her Right" live! His animal magnetism will draw you in! Also you will be wishing you were part of the audience! Fabulous reaction, also "Delilah" is an awesome song showing his range! It is a murder ballad! His feelings really show in that song!

[@Nothing-zw3yd]

I saw Sir Tom live back in May. He was as good as he's ever been. One of the best shows I've ever been to. It was heartwarming to see all of the older people attending that probably listened to him way back in the day, getting up in the aisles and dancing. And yes, one woman threw her panties on stage. lol

[@TyFree1993]

There's a song he wrote recently called "I Won't Crumble With You If You Fall". It was written for his wife who was dying of cancer. It was a song saying I will be here with you and I will stand with you and give you strength and won't fall apart, you can rely on me until the end. I would strongly recommend listening to it. The version live at o2 Shepherd's Bush Empire is particularly beautiful

[@John.Mini-Clubman]

Indeed. Such a song and lyrics delivered w/such a powerfully sincere voice. There's no-stopping its deep reach to captivate one's emotions in empathy, understanding and hope.

[@steverichard2786]

Love your channel and beautiful reactions. Jeff Healey is a Blind guitarist from Canada who lost his sight at the age of 1. He will absolutely blow your mind at how he plays and sings. I guarantee you will be blown away. Try reacting to his live version of See The Light. ❤ from Canada 🇨🇦. He has been spoken in the same breath as SRV. Stevie Ray Vaughan.

[@alexfletcher5192]

An extraordinary career that included No.1 hits, spots in Las Vegas and his own US TV show, the voice of the valleys is now a certifiable British 'living legend'. He fell foul of changes in pop culture from time to time, but with a voice like that you almost don't need to work in the end. People come to you!

[@ricklee5845]

Tom Jones, being Welsh could sing a note and hold it without quivering because the Welsh have music in their blood. Even today, they have wonderful men's choirs. For some reason, the Welsh have always been great performers, both in music and in film....maybe it's because they've always had a more relaxed outlook on life despite the hardships they endured under the English. As a boy TJ sang in church which explains a lot. Check out the great vocalists in the American band Foxes & Fossils. They practically were brought up in church choirs. The Welsh have a beautiful accent which is important to anyone who is interested in languages and he Welsh language itself is a mystery to me.

[@lcmemphistcityproductions169]

Great reaction! Awh hell Tom Jones can sing the tears out of a woman! This man voice just BUTTER smooth and powerful at the same time. You get him singing an emotional song and it's a wrap!

[@jrneff1]

Loved your reaction

[@janetbrown778]

I heard Tom Jones sing this when he was 82 years young and he sounded the same!! Bravo to a very and forever talented man!

[@islandseeker1260]

Great reaction! Do a few more of his songs and the great Sir Tom Jones may grace you with a personal comment response on your channel, like he has with several other reactors. The man is pure class!

[@davidwalker5054]

its a god given gift to have girls fall in love with you after singing for 10 seconds. and then having them crying after 20 seconds

[@wilksy2008]

Ohhh, this dude's from my neck of the woods! 👀 Let's gooo!!

[@percarlemil]

GREAT REACTION, WOW U R GORGEOUS LOVE FROM DENMARK

[@user-rd7lo5in9q]

Love you explained that so well and I guess we have all been there! But there’s Aa rainbow after the storm ☔️

[@ThistleAndSea]

Nice one, Aileen. He's something, isn't he? Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

[@johngiovine8792]

Thank you for you heartfelt response.

[@evonnechi7029]

It is amazing to watch your emotions as you ride the wave of Tom's bitter-sweet song.

[@banjammy4116]

Now you got me crying!!!

[@agbfish1]

Thanks for reaching and sharing your feelings. You will enjoy and be shocked by his song Delilah! ❤

[@AlbertClarisse-cb4gq]

All good love song is written with a broken heart. They way he delivered this song is like he his speaking to me. His blessed with the range and tone in his voice. His heart was defintely broken. Cos every word he sung he meant it. I could feel the pain myself.

[@rainerc.7606]

You always convince with your great charisma.

[@mlm5150]

I was blessed to be able to see Sir Tom Jones in concert in Atlantic City years ago. Let me tell ya, my mother was PISSED! (She LOVED Tom Jones) lol But it was an absolutely wonderful show! In my top 5 for sure!

[@JohnBrown-wr8co]

Just breathtaking absolute masterpiece, what a voice

[@whitevader007]

Inderdaad, I cried too when I heard this song. (Sigh) Same as you my heart was broken. Now I try to make other people/friends happy with my poetry or paintings when they are sad. A smile, a thank you is enough for me.

[@LawrenceFogal]

What a beatifull caring soul you are!

[@staceyolsen3996]

Aileen you are a treasure with a sweet heart and are such a gem.

[@BruhngusKhan]

Cymru am byth🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@jo-anncurtin2249]

Pure talent. No autotune or special effects. He's gold

[@markthompson9056]

Sir Tom, was battling a severe cold at the time of this performance. If you watch The Righteous Brothers perform " Unchained Melody ", Bobby Hatfield was also fighting a head cold. At the end of the song from The Andy Williams Show, he smiles and nod to his mother sitting front center row.