OK.... Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody Live 1965 - REACTION!

[@charlesmarkley220]

The audience was quite quiet because they were really listening. Respect.

[@debbiehall9396]

You nailed it, RESPECT! something in short supply these days!

[@thomastimlin1724]

They had respect because they were adults, on the Andy Williams TV show, on national TV, but yes, even kids would have shown more respect than the culture today demands now...if you can call it culture...of course kids have fine examples to follow today, people yelling and screaming 24/7 at each other on TV news etc. like they never made it out of puberty or junior high...oh...wait...

[@barbaral8973]

They were also informed prior to the show to hold their applause until the end because the show was being taped.

[@revapetkus290]

The audience was quiet out of respect for the masterful way Bobby used his voice. No one wanted to miss even one note he sang. Long before auto tune, Bobby was perfection!

[@sandralorenz1796]

No auto tunes. Just a young man, a microphone and God given talent. In those days, you paid to see a performance and you were quiet and listened. Performers were well dressed and well groomed. RIP Bobby Hatfield.

[@debbiehall9396]

Amen Sister, things have changed so much, and alot not for the good. Respect has gone south! Guys walking around w/their pants hanging down , underwear showing for God & everyone to see :) Football players looking like shaggy muts, w/ tats from head to toe (no offense to the canine race) I love dogs!!! :) 🙂

[@thomastimlin1724]

if the audience had been teens instead of adults, I doubt very much they would have been quiet...on shows like Shindig and other shows, the girls were screaming their heads off, then listened, then in the middle would scream again. Often many posting You've Lost That Loving Feeling video on youtube or something, will put the studio recording over the audio for the video and you'll hear no screaming....neat deceptive trick to the unknowing. BTW, at my age, if my pants were hanging to the ground, I must have lost weight really fast overnight, and I better go shopping for new ones...🤣

[@vilkoskorlich259]

I have to say. I am 83 years old and it makes me so happy to see you young people looking back to my youth and realizing that our music was great then and even better today. Thank you. My thoughts. I realise how lucky we were to have singers like Righteous Brothers, Everlys, Roy Orbison, Tom Jones and all the others. We were surrounded by such angel voices, we never knew we were living in a golden age. If you wonder why boomers hate AUTO TUNE so much, this is why. We miss the days when singers could actually sing!

[@thomastimlin1724]

Well put!

[@normafrancis4119]

If they could sing they wouldn't need gadgets to help them along and pretend they can sing it would be good to hear them without all the help but then again maybe not

[@user-xy8wo4zx1x]

The people in the audience sit silently and still because they are in a hypnotic trance - they are mesmerised by the pure, angelic voice of Bobby Hatfield, the poetic beauty of the lyrics, and the oh so soothing lilt of the musical melody. This live performance is musical mastery epitomised.

[@connylathem2806]

This is when a singer had everybody’s attention

[@chevy266nova]

When Bobby sings this song, you can feel his voice in your soul.

[@PowerfulReactions]

So true 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙂

[@jennifermolina4396]

Most beautiful version I've ever heard. He doesn't even have to strain to belt it out. No popping veins, no heavy breathing, just beautiful.

[@user-uy1mz2hw9x]

The audience was enjoying every word to the fullest.

[@doloreskrisky1670]

This is from the Andy Williams TV Show. It was one of Bobby's first live performance. He was nervous and his mother was in the audience.

[@elainethomas9853]

This is a very old song that was sung by many. This is the BEST version.

[@MamaBe1963]

That expression on his face at the end was for his mom who was so proud of her son!

[@54nomore]

This beautiful melody was composed by multi-Academy Award winning composer Alex North with Lyrics by Hy Zaret for the (1955) prison movie "Unchained." Ten years later in (1965) on the NBC "Andy Williams Show." Bobby Hatfield Counter Tenor of the Righteous Brothers along with the NBC Orchestra gave the world the greatest (live) television performance ever. It was such a great performance it is now considered the quintessential version of them all. Brilliant!

[@frankshannon340]

This really is the best quality, Andy Williams orchestra just perfect and Bobby actually sings it a semitone higher than he did on the studio version, my favourite live performance of all time. Got to love a bit of Blue eyed soul..

[@PowerfulReactions]

🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🙂

[@debbiehall9396]

Absolutely! I've watched lots of reaction channels owned by black people, and they just flip and roar w/laughter when they see he is white!! Its so funny, everytime, someone is stunned that they r white! :) I just get a kick out of watching their reactions. Yes, blue eyed soul!

[@georgemartin1436]

The orchestra was excellent; regarding the vocals and the accompaniment, I would change NOTHING to make it perfect.

[@thomastimlin1724]

@@debbiehall9396 People all over the world are stunned but this performance no matter where they are from...

[@annfreels3071]

He was only 25 years old when singing this! ❤️❤️❤️

[@annfreels3071]

They sit quietly to hear every word of this beautiful song! And his VOIce!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@emiliomazzeo4286]

WHO CAN BELIEVE A PERFORMANCE LIKE THIS FROM BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965. TRULY SO GOOD, SO AMAZING AND SO BEAUTIFUL. GREAT REACTION AND ANALYSIS

[@darlenefragale6550]

This song became the anthem of our soldiers in Vietnam to their wives and girlfriends for when…if…they came home. So blessed to grow up with this kind of musics. Women still love slow dancing to this song….

[@thresajenkins5581]

I graduated from High School in 1965. I think the 1960s had the best music.

[@reggiefokes6677]

Me too.

[@MaryM-xz5fs]

Pure talent!

[@debrawucik826]

It is the best quality, full of love, a talented singer, a classy singer.

[@pharamathews5152]

This song was live on the Andy Williams TV show and they asked the audience to remain quiet during filming & save their applause until the end of Bobby Hatfield's performance. That request included his mom who was watching him perform, professionally for the 1st time in person, as part of the Righteous Brothers. His stage anxiety had to be in full throttle but you wouldn't know it by this amazing performance. Bobby & Bill Medley were regulars on the Shin Dig TV show & the younger audience wouldn't stop screaming. On some of the Shin Dig KZbin videos of them they used the recorded version of their song because you could barely hear them singing with all that screaming going on. A Must to view are the videos "You Lost That Loving Feeling", "Soul & Inspiration" & from the Ed Sullivan TV show "You'll Never Walk Alone". Shindig TV Show "Summertime" by Bobby & also from the Playboy After Dark TV show "Brown Eyed Woman" backed up by The Blossoms. Some of the solos with no videos are "Ebb Tide" by Bobby & "I Wanna Make Love to You" with the lead being Bill. The Righteous Brothers have decades of great music and you can't go wrong by listening to any of their music. Great Reaction by you too.

[@PowerfulReactions]

Thank you for the information

[@jimdrake873]

Great info😊👍

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

The girls are screaming their heads off but, I can hear the guys quite well. Maybe it's my headphones. The Shindig performances are so much fun.

[@carolmuszynski931]

I saw this Andy Williams Show, my favorite version of Unchained Melody. Heard the song for the 1st time in 1960, was recorded that year by 3 artists, Including Les Baxter Band. Who ever records this song, has a hit! As Bill Medley discovered.

[@wnsafford1854]

@@carolmuszynski931 Bill was joking when he said he didn't know it was going to be a hit. Bill & Bobby sang a solo each, per album. Unchained Melody was to be a solo & both wanted it. They famously tossed a coin & Bobby won. Bill also later joked, if he knew it was going to be a hit, he'd have hired a better piano player (Bill plays piano on the studio recording). After it became a hit, Phil Spector had his name added to the record label, as Producer, but Bill actually produced it (per interviews with both Bill & Bobby).

[@danefrench3336]

You all have just herd a perfect performance from a master vocalist as though for the first time every time

[@kayrogers880]

RIP Bobby Hatfield Missed and loved by soooo many. ❤❤😢😢

[@toodlescae]

There were 3 things going on about this performance on the Andy Williams Show that some don't know. 1. Bobby was recovering from a cold or allergies depending on which story you hear. 2. He and Bill had just performed a more upbeat song and he was still slightly out of breath. 3. His parents were in the audience so he was nervous about sounding good. Audiences on live tv shows were different depending on the show but for the most part people tended to sit quietly until the performance was done.

[@PowerfulReactions]

Incredible! Thanks for the Info

[@tskend8502]

It's called respect. People all over the country were tuned in to hear them not the audience going wild. But at their actual concerts the girls went crazy !!

[@carolmuszynski931]

This song was written in 1955 for a movie "Chained," a guy on a Chain Gang! No one really remembers the movie. BUT everyone, who hears this song, sung by Bobby Hatfield pretty much has the same reaction. This song belongs to every Military Guy, who left his Sweetheart behind. The song has gone on through every war Korea, Vietnam, and every conflict since and going forward. The Words breathe life into those who listen.

[@debbiehall9396]

What an absolutely beautiful, meaningful, comment! Thank you , I'm tearing up. It's the nostalgia. I was born in 55, and still remember the great tunes of the 50's & 60's. I was around 10 yrs old when he performed this. I fell in love! :🥰

[@wnsafford1854]

The movie title is Unchained.

[@jameswest8280]

This is my all time favorite song, I've been listening to it since the 70s.

[@PowerfulReactions]

Awesome

[@joydawnreed1507]

🎶...oh, Me too!...Bobby added so much emotion ....when he said, "are You..." especially the 2nd time,...as if asking just me!!!. This was so poinant as so many young men, my brother included, being sent off to Viet Nam...maybe saying good bye to the Love in their Life......The Righteous Brothers were So Much a part of My University Days...Still listen..and enjoy them at 70 years young!

[@user-ne9su6kb3m]

Would you stop commenting and interrupting

[@jameswest8280]

SHHHHH @@user-ne9su6kb3m asked us to quiet down.

[@SYRSALLY]

My favorite performance of all time ( and I’m 72 ). I think Bobby makes this so romantic and sexy. Omgggggggg

[@PowerfulReactions]

Definitely

[@karenbennett7519]

Definitely!!! I will be 74 in August!! Listen to this All the Time!

[@trinitymdc3974]

I've heard some modern singers recently that have come close to a perfect performance singing this song. No has the passion that Bobby did, though. He didn't just sing it, he felt every word. Bobby was a countertenor. He could sing from baritone up to what can only be called high soprano. There was no falsetto, even the last note. Bobby will always own this song.

[@user-df9xx9cd5i]

Thank you Bobby God bless you

[@daylocke6181]

You totally got it from start to finish. He had the audience mesmerized with the songs beauty

[@jimmythetout109]

Song was written for a mid50 S movie about someone in a prison ......this rendition followed by 10 years ...Hatfield OWNS this song .....Righteous Brothers elected to R and R HOF in 2004 ......and are the artists on the MOST PLAYED song of the 20th century.

[@diannecardenas9866]

This came from a picture named Chained. It was about a prisoner who was trying to decide whether to try to escape because he missed his wife so much or do his time. A flip of a coin between Bobby and Bill Medley would determine who would sing it and Bobby won. Later Bill Medley said he was glad Bobby sang it because it was meant for Bobby to sing it.

[@wnsafford1854]

1955 movie, Unchained.

[@mothermayhem3255]

@@wnsafford1854 Beat me to it.

[@andre_p]

The lyrics describe the prisoner’s longing (‘I hunger for your touch’, ‘I need your love’), fear (‘Are you still mine?’) and hope for reunion (‘Wait for me, wait for me’).

[@noelborden8787]

I probably saw this on the Andy Williams Show back in the day--my mother loved Andy. As to the audience; try to imagine hearing this in the small setting. I think the mike is small because he takes it from the stand.

[@richarddaugherty8583]

To add to what others have said, this song was from a prison movie in the '50's called Unchained (thus, Unchained Melody). The song has been sung by many many singers, including Elvis, but Bobby owns this song now the way Johnny Cash owns Hurt.

[@barbaraburgoyne8359]

He covered 22 notes in this song!

[@dawnaberry4197]

Yes. No falsetto here. A natural high-register Tenor. Amazing talent. Bobby was a "counter-tenor.

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

MAGNIFICENT!!❤

[@CarolynMotes]

Incredible!

[@artbagley1406]

THE PRIME EXAMPLE of "Blue-Eyed Soul." You can hear bits 'n' pieces of this love song a couple times in the movie "Ghost." It's one of the most covered songs in the history of modern/pop music.

[@zeynepkarasu6458]

Ohhh johnny this was my first fav song when I was child!!!! I love this song!

[@doloreskrisky1670]

The Righteous Brother was my first concert. Early 60s in Chicago.

[@reallifechangingtruth7679]

Greetings! Good reaction! My son (in his 40s) said: Dad, who watches somebody else react to things (like songs)? It's crazy! I said: Well, I learn things that I wouldn't have thought of myself! Not all reactions are created equal, though! Some are worthless! Take care. From Pastor Mike Benjamins, Jr. 5-2-23 @ 5:02 A.M. Oregon Time.

[@PowerfulReactions]

I completely agree with you 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@almaconnor9171]

He’s actually singing to,his girlfriend, from prison. Listen again from that perspective. It’s out of this world beautiful. Unchained…..

[@reggiefokes6677]

No he isn't. The song was written in the 50s for a prison movie called Unchained.

[@lynnnguyen7150]

this is a master piece.

[@waynejohnson1304]

The people were quiet because he was on The Andy William's Show and Andy was himself considered a class act. The type of people who went to see his show were those who were wealthy and upper class. The men put on their best suits and ties and the women wore their finest dresses. As Bobby Hatfield's version of this song is the undisputed GOLD standard, Any William's version of Born Free is the Gold standard for that song. Andy also did an EXCELLENT version of Impossible Dream.

[@plaidpaisley5918]

The first time he sings “I need your love”….I think he took the single syllable “I” and elongated it to at least 7!!! At least! The last time, I think it was 10 syllables!

[@lisaquad6333]

Excellent reaction! ❤

[@jeannejorgensen1230]

Nobody, I mean nobody, sings this better than Bobby Hatfield

[@nelsonmellososobrinho1123]

The best version . RIP Bobby Hatfield .

[@smg85051]

The audience was quiet because this was performed on a television show, not a concert stage ... it's a pretty fair bet there was an electric sign with one word "SILENCE" glowing on it. Alternately, there was also a sign that lit up saying "Applause". They wanted the 70,000,000 TV viewers to enjoy the performance. Can't really say the same for when The Ed Sullivan Show had The Beatles on; no sign or any threat could've kept those girls from going bananas! But they did play a song that made the gals so quiet that you could've heard a pin drop. Check it out?

[@Dailygal]

Love your reaction. 😊😊😊❤️

[@Ciclopea2]

The audience behavior back then really depended on the venue or TV show, remember they were already going NUTS for The Beatles lol, have you reacted to "You've Lost That Loving Feeling? you should because that one's incredible too.

[@DavidMartin-zv3ev]

I have always loved this song. Back in 1965 when this song came out, I was in the 7th grade. I heard this song in the show “Shindig “. I am now 70 years old, and I still am mesmerized with this song. Totally awesome song. Thank you for playing it. Dave Martin

[@Robert-jh8yo]

Top shelf stuff brother.

[@maze2975]

Hello Johnny. Too bad, I missed the chat, but what a pleasure to listen to this old old classic song ( sountrack of the movie " Ghost " with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze ). So many covers of this song... but for me the best one by...🤣🤣🤣🤣Lara Fabian!!!

[@PowerfulReactions]

I believe you 🤗. See you later at the stream?🙂

[@maze2975]

@@PowerfulReactions Maybe later, if I can?? forgot to congratulate you for your excellent reaction!! 💯👌

[@PowerfulReactions]

Thank you

[@HGWTPaladin]

The Andy Williams Show- Episode #4.5 Episode aired Oct 25, 1965 Robert Lee Hatfield (August 10, 1940 - November 5, 2003) Bobby Hatfield, who had a higher counter tenor voice to Bill Medley’s, William Thomas Medley (born September 19, 1940) baritone, sang lead on this track. It was his idea to record it, since Medley and Hatfield were each allowed to choose a song to sing as a solo vocalist on their albums. As Medley tells it, Hatfield knew the song well, and was a big fan of the Roy Hamilton and Al Hibbler versions of the song. *In Nov. 2003 Hatfield died of a heart attack at age 63. The Righteous Brothers version was a huge hit, but it was recorded with far more modest expectations. Phil Spector considered it album filler and released it as a B-side. The single had "Unchained Melody," with no producer credit on the label, as the flip to Gerry Goffin and Carole King's "Hung on You," but many DJs preferred "Unchained Melody" and played that one instead. This infuriated Spector, who subsequently left no doubt (actually calling DJs telling them to play “Hung On You” not “Unchained Melody “)as to which side of a Philles single was the A-side. * The famous climax of this song where Bobby Hatfield sings the high "I need your love" line wasn't how the song was written. In an interview with Bill Medley, he explained that Hatfield did two takes of the song, then left. He would often reconsider his performance and come back later to change it, and that's what he did on this track, returning to ask Medley if he could make an edit. This was no easy task, since with a maximum of four tracks to work with, you had to record over part of the original take, but Medley accommodated and Hatfield delivered that soaring vocal line. Said Medley: "I punched that in and he left. He said, 'No, I can do it better.' And I said, 'No, you can't.' [Laughs] And I think it's a big part of that song." * This was released on Philles Records, Phil Spector's label. Spector, known for his "Wall Of Sound" technique, did not produce this - Bill Medley did. In a 2007 statement to the Forgotten Hits newsletter, Medley said: "You have to remember that I was producing our stuff before Phil Spector... I mean I produced 'Little Latin Lupe Lu,' 'My Babe' and all that stuff. Then when we went with Phil, Phil asked me if I would produce the albums because it was too time consuming for him to produce the entire albums. So he was going to do the singles and I would do the album. And so that's how that happened and that's how I produced 'Unchained Melody,' which Phil Spector apparently now takes credit for. He can have the credit. And I'm not a producer. I know how to produce. But it's obviously not a Spector production. 'Unchained Melody' was never intended to be the single... it was produced to be on the album. It was put on the B side of a Phil Spector single 'Hung On You' and the minute it was released 'Unchained Melody' just went through the roof." Hatfield’s rendition of “Unchained Melody” although not the original, is the ‘gold standard’.

[@7425park]

Bobby is using Andy's interview mic. He had just taken it, not knowing they had a performance mic waiting to give.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

That mic was used for all the songs in that set...this solo, Bobby and Bill's duets and the song they did with Andy Williams.

[@rebapuck5061]

Many say they do not know the song because they are going by the title. "Unchained melody" is nowhere in the lyrics.

[@billkarg3935]

A beautiful reaction to a beautiful song . . . Thank You!

[@Clairsach]

It has to be said that this was a live television audience and there is a kind of decorum on live tv.

[@ardentynekent2099]

Janis Joplin please, please ? (Yes, it's old) but her presence will always be celebrated. There’s a live “Piece Of My Heart”, no auto-manipulation.that’s brilliant. That performance could not have taken place today. As young girls, all we had was Doris Day. The irony is astonishing! Janis broke the world, then she died. She might even astonish you! If you don’t love that Janis, please try Janis at Monterey Pop. As has been said: She walked in a nobody; and she left a star.

[@PowerfulReactions]

GREAT idea! Stay tuned. :)

[@deloiscarroll3103]

Please react to righteous Brothers: Soul and Inspiration and You've lost that loving Feeling. This song was the theme song for a prison movie, "Unchained" in 1955. I think the movie was pretty forgettable, but magic happened when Bobby sings it.

[@ruthcrawford3015]

This song is about a soldier drafted into the Viet Nam war. Time passes so slowly for him, will she wait for him?? This song was very popular as a WEDDING SONG back in it's time......timeless talent, out of this world.

[@rebapuck5061]

Actually, it is the theme for a 50's prison movie. Inmate wanting to go home. It fit the Nam era and many couples adopted it as their own.

[@avidrdr5640]

It was written for the 1955 movie, "Unchained". It's a prison movie, about a prisoner wondering if his love will be there for him when he gets out. When Bobby Hatfield recorded it and made the song famous in the mid 60's (when the Viet Nam War draft was happening), it was sort of appropriated to be the going to war theme song.

[@thomastimlin1724]

I will defend Ruth here...the song did become one of those that transcends the movie it came from and can be applied/adapted into many situations and time periods, so being about a drafted soldier in Vietnam in the 1960's or any other war is very plausible and likely. Because the song is timeless. Certainly the most useless application was hijacking it for the movie Ghost. It is much more valuable when applied to real life situations that matter more than Hollywood making big money off of a movie.

[@pamigreenway]

My favorite thing is that, the only time her resorts to falsetto is on the lower notes because he's a natural counter-tenor.

[@victorcowboywest]

Check out the origin and history of this classic song to hear and. see some of the 1,500 version of this classic song. Bobby Hatfield has the most acclaim and popular version of this song. Give listen to Home Free, Voice Play and Austin Brown 's rendition .He may be a nervous because his parents were sitting in the audience.

[@757optim]

Time passes slowly in this case because it's being spent in separation.

[@philipquigley]

that was live on the Andy Williams show

[@carolinewhite465]

You're correct!! It's amazing and I love it, even though I just got a divorce🤣

[@yankeeairpirate1799]

Only Bobby could do that.....and they all know it.

[@thomastimlin1724]

the song was written for a movie in 1955 called Unchained, about guys in prison, one wanting to get out to see his wife. Some guy with a guitar [in prison?] sang this song with only guitar as part of the story. Many have recorded, it since 1955, none have come close to Bobby's performance here. Not even Elvis in my opinion...You don't need to "Dissect" this song. What you need to dissect is real talent, good tone, and real musicians on real instruments, and how we have lost that forever because the music industry found a cheaper way to produce pop music without having to pay human beings to play instruments, or even be talented enough to sing on pitch let alone with style and grace...even the Beatles and Motown and Disco etc. used orchestras etc. the string arrangement takes you to new heights and to the heavens behind Bobby's heavenly vocal performance.

[@scotttrainer9704]

The song was written for a movie called Unchained in 1955.

[@PowerfulReactions]

Thanks Scott

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

It was Live Tv! They had to keep quiet until the end of the performance....then clap! Now a days...everything is pre-recorded!

[@thomasbrennan5925]

The song was written in 1955 by north and zafet for a little known movie about a prison inmate. This is a live perfofmance and Bobby' s rendition whicn is not the same as his recorded version. The best part is he had a ra ge of almost 5 octives hence the sound

[@gibsongirl2100]

Be careful about getting caught up in generalizations about the "time". There was a big difference between live performances at concerts and live performances on TV shows, in general. Yes, TV shows were more likely to have the audience sitting quietly through the song and showing their appreciation after, but not always. Though you were more likely to see audiences jumping around and screaming with rock performers on TV, there are TV show performances by the Righteous Brothers where you can hear the young girls screaming. It also depended on whether it was a mixed audience or primarily younger people.

[@stevelarsen940]

I have to say if you are that good you don't need studio and you damn sure don't need auto tune

[@PowerfulReactions]

Exactly Steve 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@beegee1960]

You have to remember this live performance was on a TV show, The Andy Williams show. The audience had to remain quiet in such a setting. It was not a concert. There were plenty of live concerts that were totally wild. But not in a TV studio

[@suebeej9727]

Where did you come from? You are gorgeous! Anyway thanks for this song. The Righteous Brothers are the best.

[@carolynfortin2372]

The words of the song "time goes by so slowly" had a special meaning to the original version. I was written for a movie in 1955 call Unchained, in which the sing was incarcerated and waiting to get out. The words make sense that way. Please react to Ebb Tide by Bobby Hatfield (Righteous Brothers) to hear his incredible voice again. kzbin.info/www/bejne/i6vQq2yKjcaaoqs

[@avidrdr5640]

The 1955 movie is available on KZbin.

[@carolmuszynski931]

Here's another suggestion...for your reaction: Neil Diamond - Sweet Caroline (Live At The Greek Theatre / 2012) Hang in there for the on core, take a look at the crowd.

[@e.l.mcguire7464]

Check out the a cappella group Home Free and their version of this!!!

[@npilot4445]

I am going to suggest you try some accapella Maybe some Home Free or Some Voiceplay or that Internet sensation The Wellermen. Try the Wellermen Misty Mountains.... Try for Voiceplay "Hall of the Mountain Kings" and for Home Free you might try oh really any of their songs, though I really do love their version of Brothers in Arms by Dire Straits. If you don't cry when listening to it.. well

[@MamaBe1963]

Check out songs by both of the group

[@rgoers]

It is a mistake to say that this is a time when audiences sat quietly in their seats while the musicians played. Surely you have heard of a band named "The Beatles". Their first trip to the US was in 1964.

[@richardroberts5570]

When you have an audience that yells and screams no one can tell how bad the singer is this way they can hear every word and it’s perfect and it’s a live television show

[@rcinsley]

This broadcast was recorded live in 1965, and the video quality is amazing for that era. Broadcast cameras were obviously of good quality, but the viewers' TV sets were not. Color TV was a novelty, and very expensive. Many viewers watched this in B&W -- if they had a TV at all! Most viewers' received TV signals with an outdoor antenna...with a wide range of outcomes! At its best, TV sound quality was poor. In spite of these primitive conditions (judged by today's standards) we were THRILLED with this magic entertainment medium!!

[@TruLdy]

You MUST MUST MUST watch the Live Videos of Bobby (here) & Bill (the other Righteous Brother -Not blood related) “YOU’RE MY SOUL AND INSPIRATION”, or “YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING” & many many more. You will not regret it.

[@wandalewis5097]

You need to listen to both of them in Soul And Inspiration

[@7425park]

Audiences could go crazy back then, just ask The Beatles

[@laurag.2148]

Great reaction! Have a listen to Dirty Loops featuring Cory Wong doing Thriller . ❤️🇨🇦

[@jeaniewilliams3274]

Corded microphones could be small.

[@maryharris3592]

S T O P P A U S I N G I T

[@PowerfulReactions]

Stop talking nonesense. If you want to see video then go and watch The MUSIC video not my review. My god...... Reviews are being paused, otherwise you can't watch it.....

[@jimdrake873]

Both Bobby and Bill had pink sports coats on and so didn't Andy Williams, I'm not positive but I'm pretty sure it was Valentine's day.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

It was October 25, 1965.

[@yiuwahlai513]

ELvis sit down！

[@rebapuck5061]

Unchained Melody is not the sort of song you stand up and shout about.

[@johnpierce1251]

Try soul and inspiration very powerful just close your eyes and absorb it

[@denisefuentes7905]

This was a viet nam war soldiers anthem.

[@chplvr1328]

The guy's in prison. Time goes by slowly.

[@ragsacperlas3217]

Please react to Gigi de lana FLY ME TO THE MOON

[@stevensmith204]

This guy is a good reactor but when you run the words across the screen it would be beneficial if they were the correct ones , eg its "God speed" not god speak and lonely rivers "sigh" not lonely riverside. good luck

[@nancyscott9582]

This was written from the perspective of a man in prison. True story, NOW relisten.

[@merjakotisaari9046]

React to Tom Jones, i never love a gen