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[@imnotgivingawaymyname9954]

now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... now this is the way to melt a woman's heart..... without calling them hoes or bitches...... watch and learn kids..... peace

[@imnotgivingawaymyname9954]

@RAH REACTS thank you for the highlight... good to see new generations are rediscovering works of musical talents of the past.... and hopefully ..learn .... from an old hippy....as we would say back in the day..... peace

[@kimkelly5512]

Bill Medley is the bass baritone, Bobby Hatfield is the tenor with a 5 octave range. Nobody does it better then them!!!! Bill is still performing in his 80's, we lost Bobby in 2003. I saw them when I was a teenager. I still have the pictures and I am 61 now. Great memories!!!!

[@tonyhaynes9080]

No fancy voice box gimmicks, just pure talent and hard work.

[@TheJohnnywbred]

I watch all Righteous Brothers reactions every day. They definitely are having resurgence since pandemic.

[@susannariera]

agree, there were so difficult to find just a few months ago, and now they are everywhere! no complains at all, love them since...ever.

[@glencook3829]

Yes they are 🤣 my young son signs this. But yes drink it up a tall Glass of Blue Eyed Soul. Ny.

[@chiefsteps-in-poo8447]

I like watching black people's reactions to them. When they see that white people can have that much soul, the look on their faces, pure gold.

[@robertschuenemann7390]

Yes and rightfully so. In this age of electronic masking and auto - correct, all these guys used was simple reverb. The rest was their incredible talent. Their music reaches into the souls of the listeners. I don't care what your ethnic background is, or what color you are. We all need love! The Righteous Brothers and other truly great singers, pour it out! It leaves us wanting more! More Love! That's what the world needs.

[@daisysoup158]

there are a lot! of new reaction lately. I love them.

[@Sunny-jz3dy]

They were phenomenal singers! No auto tune & live!!! It was incredible that they needed no extra help...just pure talent!!! No one like these two! Their voices complimented each others so well! The range they had was out of this world! Bobby's range...Damn!!! Bill's range was incredible to!

[@AliasMark69]

“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 88 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century. "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" is brilliant. He is the master of the technique and started the trend. 7 notes just to say the word "I".... Their name came when they did a show in a smaller venue and a black man told them…. You two Brothers are Righteous. They created the sound and set the table that all Soul Music fed from for decades to come. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin’ Feelin‘" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

[@annastinehammersdottir1290]

No software, no auto-tune ,,, just a lot of human soul potential. Don't you just love it? YES!!!!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Pure talent 🔥🔥

[@debbysmith5346]

I really love to see young peeps appreciate old fart tunes. You make this 62 yo lady very happy!

[@diannecardenas9866]

The most played song of the 20th century.

[@dlmullins9054]

No electronic help either. Just a small little mic. I am old enough to remember when this one came out. Righteous brothers ruled back then. Heck, they still do!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🐐🐐

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

And a wall of sound

[@trudywolfe2795]

The most requested and played song on the radio and TV in the 20th century. Over Elvis, Beatles the Stones and everybody in the 20th century.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🔥🔥

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

Be careful playing it for your significant other! Lots of babies were made to this song! 😉

[@jacobrodriguez4000]

🤣🤣

[@robertschuenemann7390]

And that's the way it should be! 😁

[@deborahdavis5135]

Listen to Oh My Love, by the left brother.

[@imnotgivingawaymyname9954]

yes.... many of the new generations owe their conception with this one...lol.... peace

[@meandcaryn]

According to BMI this was the most requested song in the 20th century. Bill Medley with his baritone voice and Bobby Hatfield with his countertenor voice were perfect together.

[@marielaveau5321]

This is the kind of talent it took to get us to where we are today, musically and socially. None of the music we love here in 2021 would even exist if not for legends like The Righteous Brothers. They deserve the credit for being world changers. 💜💚💛✌️

[@white0thunderwhite0thunder71]

Grandparents listened to this song and grandchildren are gonna listen to this song many years down the line.

[@cathyboyce9617]

31 years before you were born I was dancing to this song at school dances { " Record Hops" LOL } Still love it as much today as I did back then! Great reaction!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate that Cathy !

[@lindakorbel6018]

Record hops.... I forgot that phrase :)

[@joywright8794]

Good music can touch your heart, but great music hits your soul. You can tell by your body language that this is soul.

[@michaeltipton5500]

This song has more meaning now than ever!

[@kathleenkarsten5739]

Your appreciation of the older music and how it was done is beautiful. It shows you get it! All of it! And you FEEL it! It’s fun to watch you enjoying music so much! Thanks. 🥰

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Thank you. I appreciate that 💯

[@davemeyer1423]

Great reaction. Told you that you'd love the 1964 LIVE reaction better. Bass-Baritone and Tenor just FYI.

[@t.j.payeur5331]

Yeah, man..there were no soprano's there...I'm a pretty damned good baritone myself...

[@catherinelynnfraser2001]

This pushes your heart to the wall and melts your feels. One of the best performances of the twentieth century.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🔥🔥🔥

[@user-fq2ux7wu3q]

The look on your face - priceless! Showed so much emotion. ❤

[@nycot107]

No one can sing like these guys could

[@tracerloenan8020]

I am from Texas. The way you got my sub was when you said that you break down songs you react to into playlists. Your reactions and questions for us are always spot on. This was the era of peace among all men through music. Music does not know race.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate that a lot fam 💯💯 big shoutout to Texas 🔥🔥

[@tamitatangotoo6319]

"Soul and lnspiration." One of the ones I heard most that my dad played when I was pretty much a baby.

[@ericgerena6042]

Great reaction!.Another great one by the Righteous Bros. is Rock N Roll Heaven .👍👍

[@robertschuenemann7390]

They were still using tube - analogy cameras (Big Mother's) all analogy sound - no digital remix, affects, or auto - tune! ALL TALENT!

[@beegee1960]

They did not use anything except their voices. There were no auto tones back then.

[@allanpolk2681]

I was a freshman in high school when this came out in late1964. It shot to the top of the charts by February 65, and stayed there for a long time. I remember all the guys trying to sing it, just to butcher it. NOTHING can touch the Righteous Brothers version of this song.

[@BigfootAnthropologist]

Great reaction. They came out with this when I was a kid. I'm a blue eyed soul brother too. Peace brother.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate that 💯💯

[@richardgrace4500]

Did you know cher is one of tje back ground singers if you pay attention

[@myrakimbrough6612]

Beautiful song. 🔥🔥 Reaction!

[@GramzzG]

Boy smiles every chance he gets😂💯

[@robertschuenemann7390]

They were kind of a white version of Sam and Dave. Bill Medley (Low Baritone Voice) , and Bobby Hatfield (Tenor up into Alto range - - outer space! ). Were just a very talented Duo. No electronic auto tune to correct their voice pitches, no other electronics to mask or disguise flaws. Just them.

[@BenJune09]

They got their name from black marines stationed at the El Toro Marine base, who started calling them "righteous brothers".

[@stevenw4549]

I heard they was playing in a club and a famous black blues guy came in and told them they sounded righteous, so they used it. They weren't brothers by the way.

[@patricialabbe1416]

The great but quirky producer Phil Spector took the video from a show called Shindig, which was good but Spector wanted to produce a Wall of Sound. He used multiple numbers of the same instruments, laid down backing tracks over the instruments and then made the singers do it multiple multiple times Until he was happy that they had matched the video exactly. Took far longer than anybody had ever done to produce a 45rpm record but this was probably the greatest record he ever produced. BTW Bill Medley, the tall dark one is a bass baritone. Bobby Hatfield was a first tenor. But each of them had incredible ranges in between that sometimes made them sound like a quartet.

[@chefg_murder1191]

Great insight...

[@patricialabbe1416]

@@chefg_murder1191 Thanks. 😘

[@MaryM-xz5fs]

Loved your reaction to some blue eyed soul from 1964! Pure raw talent! I recommend listening to "The House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals in 1964. Another classic!

[@agnesthomasson5333]

Love ya, you understand what it takes to bring a song to life and make it enduring.

[@beegee1960]

Unchained Melody. Righteous brothers. Solo by Bobby Hatfield ( the guy on the left).

[@lowdown1222]

My favorite Righteous Brothers song is Unchained Melody. I can listen to this song over and over and over again. And have.

[@Lab-Rat]

“Soul and Inspiration” by Righteous Brothers next please

[@Reason-fg4ik]

They didn't have digital electronics in those days. They're sound system amplification was made of vacuum tubes. That's one of the reasons the sound is so warm. I was three years old when this song was cut. I'm from Spokane, Wa. Nice video!

[@jimbob.2299]

Awesome that you got to listen to the greatest version ever. Great video thanks.

[@randycrocker9459]

My oh my, your take on this is superior. A lot of people listen, but they do not hear, giving you your due sir, your grasp of the many elements that make a song great, not just good is impressive. Since you asked, I'm a 63 old peckerwood from around San Antonio, Tx. I like your style and confidence, some folks should not be doing reactions, you should. Good job young man, admitting when maybe you weren't necessarily wrong but not all the way right is a good thing, being humble allows one to see more of what is going on, because you don't have your head up so high that you can't see around you. I will subscribe to your channel and help you get to goal of a 100K.Again, good job sir....

[@shawntriplett3100]

Nice breakdown

[@vancelubben5300]

If there's a Rock and Roll Heaven, you know they got a Hell of a Band 🎶 🎵 🪕

[@yadisamdestiny]

Can you react to the Bee Gees- Too much heaven? Some good 70s music.

[@garycooper9207]

Blue eyed soul. Love it. All soul. Since I was kid and in my school choir. I'm white as snow but know my soul 😏

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🔥🔥

[@garycooper9207]

@@RAHONLYFAM Have you heard Makenzie Thomas? Would love to see your reaction to her singing.

[@ilonafann8348]

This is the cool music we grew up with. I'm really glad that with you being a young man, like this!

[@mpkelley20]

Much better! Lol

[@creaminthecoffee293]

You had me at "Tonality!" Loved your vibe, bro! Being a blue-eyed soul brother from the 70s got me my nickname seen here (can you dig it?). Had to become a new subs!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate that a lot bruh 💯 welcome to the fam 🔥🔥

[@joepowell7025]

That's better

[@michaeliverson3289]

No stress in their voices at all

[@ishpadful]

Good wonderful reaction! Thank u for ur 💓!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate it💯

[@HGWTPaladin]

Bill is a baritone and Bobby was a countertenor.

[@StupidNames]

You got my thumbs up for being the first person reacting to this song and ACTUALLY sang a bit cause you couldn't help yourself.

[@spoodlew]

The other version was when they were older. Like 30 years later I think. In 1988 Bobby Hatfield (the blonde) was either pushed or punched and broke almost every bone in his face, his teeth and his pallette. His voice did change some from this.

[@DaBadger354]

I think was recorded on a live TV show. Yes it was live TV with the backup singers and everything.

[@peggyevans2691]

There were NO SPECIAL EFFECTS just straight talent

[@leeb9595]

They were the first group to be called "blue-eyed soul" back in the day. They got their name when, playing at a military base, some African-American marines shouted out "man, you sound righteous, brother!". The name stuck. Soul is Soul !!

[@normamcclary7700]

Amazing. I've seem them 2x in concert! One of my favorites is "LITTLE Latin Lupe-Lu" listening 🎶 from Las Vegas!!

[@dongriggs8426]

My favorite duo of all time!!!

[@jontyfrench1099]

Nice reaction, peace

[@bobsillas3553]

You hit it on the nose it was so easy to get back with your girl with this song in the air and it was a huge hit

[@raymondharris8814]

Blue eyed soul

[@RAHONLYFAM]

🔥🔥🔥

[@terryhoye8010]

I love the Music of the 1950’s. I am 67 and I rock it every night at my house!!!! Love you honey, keep up the music for us!!!!

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate u thank u 💯🔥

[@ericsurrett6112]

You killed it when you chimed in with that cBrang it on back"

[@edgarsnake2857]

Great song, great performance, great reaction.

[@darrinhall7206]

love this song one of my favorites i first heard this in 2004 when i was 14

[@robertschuenemann7390]

Bill Medley has a Baritone voice range; Bobby Hatfield had a Tenor range that he had the talent and gift to sing up into the alto range.

[@ShalomYal]

nope - no software - just pure talent

[@georgephillips3625]

You had to be talented back then. There was no auto tune to help them out.

[@patortz4531]

They are over the top!!!

[@vivianwilson7183]

I never get an album cover to listen to someone's music. I always watch the videos, that way you can see them live. It's just something about watching live. The only reason I would consider the cover is if there are no live videos. You have the right video. SUBSCRIBED!👍🏽

[@BoB-th8wm]

God bless, you.

[@drowningincats3921]

I forget their original name, but they changed it to The Righteous Brothers because black soldiers were writing into radio stations saying “those brothers are righteous!”.

[@daveloboda1769]

The most requested song on radio in the 20th century.

[@charolettebarnett3420]

They weren't running anything this is raw talent

[@suebeej9727]

Bobby Caldwell “What You Won’t Do For Love”!

[@peggypieters661]

The best duo in music history in my opinion.

[@dav7444]

As before, Iove your open mind regarding these older songs. you have a true love of music.

[@RAHONLYFAM]

Preciate it dawg 💯 thank u

[@colincampbell5967]

you might want to listen to the Walker Brothers - "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore" Another classic from back then

[@SharonrRyan]

Hall and Oates did a lovely version of this in respect of the Righteous. But this is the best.

[@gettoyourpointagosta8539]

My favorite of theirs is Soul and Inspiration.

[@janellechase5987]

The lead singer of this song's name is bill medley He and the other gentleman from Orange County California and they put together the righteous brothers they got their name from their black friends

[@quentinmichel7581]

Open an encyclopedia and look up "perfect harmonies" and you'll see photos of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield looking out at you. And they did it so effortlessly. Plus Bobby had an incredible and rare 4-octave range. Talents on loan from the gods.

[@dianesterns7006]

One of the background singers was the unknown Cher.

[@tammynelson9343]

You should listen to Righteous Brothers "Your my soul & heart inspiration" & "unchained melody" plus Elvis Presley " In the ghetto" very soulful

[@garylangley4502]

When this was a hit in 1964, I was 10 years old. Yeah, I'm so old, that I remember when dirt was invented. That wasn't actually live. They were lip-syncing to the record that was recorded in the studio. If it was live, they would need a much larger studio to film it in. They producer, Phil Spector, would have one group of musicians play, then another group and so on. He would also have the background singers lay down several tracks, and finally mix it the way he wanted. This is like a music video on MTV,

[@tracerloenan8020]

Gary. I hate to disagree, this was a live performance on TV. The backing track was recorded and played back to live singing. That was a requirement TV shows put on singers during this time. Phil Spector worked with what was called A Wagnerian "Wall of Sound". Although it sounds like a large orchestra, Phil used overlays of just the instruments used in popular music. Like Six guitars playing the same thing five or six time and then overlying one track over another. Then a group of drummers would do the same thing - and so on. Like Quincy Jones, he was one of the best producers and mixers ever.

[@garylangley4502]

@@tracerloenan8020 Yes, I have enjoyed the "Wall of Sound" on his records. Back then, a lot of singing on TV was lip-sync, for one thing the producers could pay the singers less for an appearance, but also the TV studios were not as acoustically the same as the recording studios, particularly Gold Star Studios where this was recorded. This video is not nearly as good quality as the original recording, because of the quality of video taping back then, but if you listen to this, you will hear that the vocals are exactly the same, except that they are clearer. This is a feast for the ears. The video is lip-syncing. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpPKYpqhjMdjjdE

[@allmusicservices]

@@garylangley4502 You are absolutely right. Not only is this the recording exactly as I remember it (yes, I'm that old), but the vocals are, as you say, IDENTICAL to the commercial recording, which you can hear, if nowhere else on KZbin, on the soundtrack of the movie TOP GUN, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z3jGiIufn8SfY8k And there *are* other examples of singers lip-synching to their records on the variety shows of the day, including several by--off the top of my head--the Mamas and the Papas, on KZbin.

[@allmusicservices]

@@garylangley4502 Oops! Just noticed to linked to the song itself on KZbin. :-)

[@MD-gw4rk]

It was live television

[@ElissaStark514]

I loved this!

[@yadisamdestiny]

I love this fuckin song!

[@leonaduncan7857]

OK child if you're talking about unchained melody that would. That was a righteous brother one on the radio all the time when I was in high school. I am 85 years old but I've hurt all of it back in the don't run it down. That was a good song to fit back and this ride increased too.

[@williamfox666]

THIS SONG WAS RECORDED LIVE IN 1965 ON THE ANDY WILLIAMS TV SHOW , NO AUTOTUNE , NO DIGITAL REMIX , YA WANNA HEAR BOBBY SING LIVE PERFORMANCE 1965 , PUNCH IN UNCHAINED MELODY BILLY FOX FROM BROOKLYN NEW YORK

[@melsangelbard]

Nice review bro!

[@EchoShadowKid]

The video you reacted to was the but they remade the song in the 90's after the success of Unchained Melody in the Ghost movie. This video is not really live either as someone has overdubbed audio of them singing in the studio, while cleaning up the video. This is the actual video kzbin.info/www/bejne/npusipaanLesqM0 if your interested. Great Reaction! This song is always great.

[@ei96byod]

Yes, exactly! That is a problem. Everyone is reacting to this one, but the real audio from the live version is just as good. Sure, Phil Spectors studio magic with the "wall of sound" is awesome, and can't be replicated live obviously, but this live version is fantastic on its own, including the ridiculous girls in the audience screaming 😄. There is a higher quality version than the one you linked to though. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZmTMhIigfcaIrrs

[@donnam5891]

Just listened to the other version. Should have known there would be lots of teenage girls screaming in the background 😀

[@ei96byod]

@@donnam5891 It was sort of obligatory in those days it seems. Seems like a live performance in those days was incomplete without the screams 😆

[@georgephillips3625]

Unchained Melody is great too. It just the guy with the blonde hair but he's a singing fool.

[@melanisticmandalorian8909]

Spotlights were off, then they turned them on, that is how you never saw the background singers and then you saw them again lol sometimes the most basic effect is just what is needed.

[@nycot107]

there we go ;)