Righteous Brothers on Portrait Of A Legend Part 2

[@janetgallo5720]

Listening to Bobby Hatfield sing is like listening to a whole choir. His voice goes anywhere he wants it to and it is pure and simple and sincere and rich. God took him from us too soon. Rest in peace Bobby, Your singing will live forever and you were this soul of the righteous Brothers

[@fatima.marianna]

Bobby not only had an incredible singing voice, but was cute as a button 😍

[@mommie2fiven1angel]

Yes he was!! What a beautiful voice!

[@ginaduckett1790]

O i dident know i was only ten when i fell in lo ve with him well what day did he did he die and what month ect he was my babe i love all there music did he have a family li

[@janetgallo5720]

Very handsome

[@zanhar7688]

@@ginaduckett1790 He was married twice and had four kids. Died of a heart attack while on tour, Nov5, 2003

[@jackypatterson9566]

I think Bobby looked like Robert Redford.

[@carmenpowell1958]

No one can replace Bobby Hatfield

[@scottd817]

Nope they sure can't the voice on that man is remarkable

[@DanyLove48]

You are so right. He is very missed

[@abbycantone7007]

Seemed liked two humble men; almost shy talking about themselves. Refreshing actually.

[@EmmaGS]

Now read Bill's book. Watching how kind Bobby was to Bill makes me seethe. I have no use for Medley after reading that hatchet job.

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@EmmaGS I know what you mean. I don't understand why he had to write such negativity about Bobby. It just didn't matter. Anyone who knew Bobby personally or professionally said that he was the nicest guy you could know. So I would ask Bill, "Are you perfect?" Bobby was a good husband and father. He took such good care of Linda, she suffered from lupus, and he always saw the she had the best care. All of his four kids adored him. He organized a golf tournament to raise money for lupus research, which brought in almost a million dollars. Yes Bobby had some issues, who doesn't? But besides being a great singer and loyal friend, he was simply a great man, and I miss him. It's easy to forget that he's gone.

[@paigeturner5358]

@@dawnaberry8452 Sometimes, the less we know about someone, the better. I haven't read the book but I've read some of what Bill says about Bobby. Airing dirty laundry after Bobby's death was poor form. It might be all true but why did he do that? Was he jealous of Bobby? He obviously had things he needed to get off his chest. I truly wish he'd seen a shrink instead.

[@ditaswegmann-misa6436]

@@paigeturner5358 I have also read Bill Medley's book and feel no sympathy for him. Quite the opposite. But I continue to adore Bobby Hatfield!

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

​@@ditaswegmann-misa6436 Bobby's children say that book is filled with lies.

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

Bobby's rendition of Summertime (live) was for me, a vocal masterclass. BEYOND Great.

[@doloresschultz8393]

No one else then or now could do Summertime like Bobby. Or I Believe or crying in the çhaple or somewhere and others If you haven't checked them out, you are in fora real treat.

[@roseblake5803]

Their call and response on That Loving Feeling can never ever be surpassed. Only duo in history that sounded like a whole group. Legends is putting it mildly.

[@caroltaylor9853]

The Righteous Brothers always looked like they had FUN!

[@m.n.d5949]

Bobby is truly an angel with a voice to match. His rendition of Unchained melody is the most romantic song EVER in the history of time and will live on forever and he sung it it to perfection! His vocal range is probably unmatched. Thank u Bobby for giving your angelic voice to this masteriece and allowing it to live on forever .

[@lindalandry2519]

Beautiful men and voices. Talent and charm. I love how they take a bow at the end of each performance.

[@maisielee5147]

Bobby Hatfield was a sweet soul that gave us so much to remember him by.

[@pamlamb4406]

I love Bobby Hatfield when he sang unchained melody oh it was just heaven RIP Bobby your loyal fan Pam. from australia

[@yesterdayproductions1019]

The contrast between Bobby's tenor voice & Bill's baritone voice was fantastic. They sounded great together & played some great Rock N Roll shows that will never be repeated. They had a great wall of sound & their records were very well produced.

[@MariaFatima-kj7bo]

❤❤❤❤

[@MariaFatima-kj7bo]

Bobby canta muito amo as músicas dele❤❤

[@dianebays5484]

I so wish Bobby could know how much he is loved by all of us. Forever.

[@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 73 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 Andy Williams Show . Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby’s use of “Runs” is masterful. He created the style and set the table that all others have fed off of for decades. 7 notes just to say the word “I” is melodic brilliance. Their name came from doing a show near a marine base in So Calif and a black marine said to them…. You two guys are Righteous Brothers. 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 Feeling" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

[@doloresschultz8393]

For Bobby, we haven't enough adjectives. He was a gift, a phenomenon that brought music to a level never before reached. he left us way too soon. And we miss him

[@gingercarco]

I was just a young teen but I fell in love with Bobby when I saw and heard him sing that song Unchained Melody! Angel voice, Bill too Great baritone! There will Never be another! They were The Best!!! 🎤🎧🎼👼🙏💙💙😘😘👑👑

[@lauraschneider1039]

Awesome duo , still standing the test of time , yes blue eyed soul !! ☺

[@ahminy4698]

Unchained Melody is a true classic.

[@bbwng54]

I NEVER get tired of hearing Bobby sing Unchained Melody- an immortal song. I see women continue to be mesmerized/captivated by this song!

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@bbwng54 Women are captivated by Bobby!

[@katebw74]

@@dawnaberry8452 Yes!!

[@rdegroot72]

Just love them ..can't get enough of them !! 💕

[@earlsauls2126]

Best duo of all time!

[@dennismccafferty226]

Great ! I enjoyed this tremendously Thankyou!😊❤

[@WINGER11707]

GOSH, This is like having a wonderful visit with THE GUYS. It is SOOO AWESOME.

[@gingercarco]

They were both “The Best” beautiful looking men and voices!!! Love Bobby and Bill Forever!!! 💙💙

[@nancydanise5073]

Loved this. They definitely were legends. Still today after all these yes Bill Melody is still singing in his 80's.Unfortunely Bobby Hatfield passed away in 2003 a few myths after they were inducted into the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME. I glad he lived to be there.

[@johntrench]

They truly were legends. I am glad to have grown up listening to their music, back in the day.

[@franknosek263]

Always loved these two.

[@joanellis9475]

Love Bill and Bobby . They make a great duo.

[@jfjc5694]

I love the Righteous Brothers

[@loisandrews9197]

I was in love with Bill. !!

[@Aldo-zp8wk]

@@loisandrews9197 ...me too! Lol

[@patricialabbe1416]

@@loisandrews9197 I still am! ❤

[@patricialabbe1416]

@@Aldo-zp8wk I still am! ❤

[@Aldo-zp8wk]

@@patricialabbe1416 ...good for you!...they were simply amazing!

[@karenpetals]

Like to see and hear more of Bobby Hatfield Life!

[@janetmorrison2710]

Like to know more about Bobbys life

[@elizabethallerton2063]

Me too.

[@marisolcormier9738]

Me Too!!!!!

[@patriciaquinn6377]

Me too!!!

[@patriciaquinn6377]

Me too

[@ahminy4698]

His smile 💜

[@debrawucik826]

You two are/were ‘Legends’, and were a class act like no others.

[@caroltaylor9853]

Listening to the Righteous Brothers on a 9 V transistor radio. Memories.

[@bearsagainstevil]

like how bobby Hatfield thought you've lost that loving feeling was legendary, but doesn't mention unchained melody which was in my opinion better. both very modest nice guys

[@5dianita]

Love their songs.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Two remarkable men who become the most remarkable duo, though their singles were as great. Bobby's genuine genius, his way of moving his body with the rhythm, his occasional shyness, and that glorious smile added to his one of a kind style. No wonder women of all ages are still - 2023 - falling in love with him. RIP Bobby.

[@yes2day100]

I attended their 1974 concert at the Greek Theater in Los Angeles. It was fantastic.

[@janetgallo5720]

I envy you

[@phyllisrogers847]

They seem like they were just down-to-earth man and loved to have a good time when they sing Miss Bobbie a lot

[@dianegonzales7345]

Such talented clean cut guys, 👏

[@nzarinaali9801]

I love bobby Hatfield soooo much!

[@fatima.marianna]

Me too! Big fan of Bobby. He's known for being modest and kind according to people who knew him outside of the Righteous Brothers. 😍😍

[@bethpiercy7099]

Bobby Hatfield got that sexy laugh. Oh my! I feel like I'm in heaven when he laugh.

[@paulamac77]

....AND what about his laugh on 7:36 🥰

[@bethpiercy7099]

@@paulamac77 sexy laugh hobb.

[@bobsnbits2516]

Oh Bobby Bobby Bobby, you play down Unchained melody....you have NO IDEA WHAT IT BECAME

[@kingdoc3262]

Glad to hear their story from them. Like it or not music has been Black and White like the Culture. Both sides had issues breaking in the genre of the other. I honestly didn't know that they were white until KZbin with Unchained Melody. Music has no color but... the industry. Thank you guys for persistence and like you said Being You... seemingly down to Earth and not into drugs

[@marylougreenhoe1947]

I like their song Unchained melody

[@kimkelly5512]

Bill and Bobby are the only ones that could sing Ray Charles songs and do them right!!!!

[@celestecruthird7842]

❤Love These 2

[@celialopes1692]

Amo. 💖

[@paulamac77]

0:30 "WE BOTH have BLUE eyes" 💙

[@dennismccafferty226]

I love this great piece 😅❤you created thanks so much!

[@dennismccafferty226]

The Best!

[@dennismccafferty226]

Wonderful 😊❤

[@dennismccafferty226]

Terrific 😊❤

[@dennismccafferty226]

I really enjoyed this presentation 😊❤

[@patortz4531]

They cant be topped

[@christinesheen3877]

Great always will be

[@dawnaberry8452]

I love these guys. I wonder if anyone has run across a story that I read about Bobby being attacked outside a venue after a performance by two thugs. He was badly beaten, the article said, and was in the hospital for a while.

[@maxfr142]

I tried to find what you were speaking of but only found an article where he was shoving his friend and then got pushed back, then he fell onto the pavement. He fractured his face and needed surgery. It was outside his nightclub that he owned with Bill.

[@zanhar7688]

@@maxfr142 yes … it was rough-housing while they had been drinking. Bobby didn’t want his friend identified so said it was an unknown mugger, the hospital reported it to the police so he had to ‘come clean’.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

Zanhar has done some research recently, and the initial report that Bobby was attacked is correct. It was a bartender at the Hop who Bobby tried to stop from driving drunk while inside the club. When Bobby and his wife were walking to their car, he tackled Bobby from behind causing him to fall face first doing extensive damage to his face and knocking out his teeth and splitting his palate. Linda, Bobby's wife, filed a police report late the next day after he got out of surgery.

[@joshuajamesmusic]

Bill was underrated but Bobby was just too damn good.

[@MariaFatima-kj7bo]

Q pena bob moreuamo as músicas dele

[@vallee3140]

Its a shame so many mention Bobby but not Bill, as without Bill there would be no righteous brothers. They were both brilliant,

[@mattiebrand2676]

If you ever get a chance listen to billy ocean color of love.hes not heavy he's my brother by the hollies.

[@mommaweathers3620]

That's what's wrong with this world pick and choose. They should have the right to sing any which way, black, white, brown or blue. They created it, they should have the right to sing any kind of way.

[@robertliggett2990]

You can wear suits and sing great

[@ginaduckett1790]

Has he died

[@doloresschultz8393]

Ɓobby joined that "Hellofaband" 2003. But years before that he established the Bobby Classic Golf Tournament that raised millions for R & D in diseases like lupus, which his wife suffered from. He was great in so many ways.

[@mikehewitt437]

wow,reverse discrimination,the 1st I heard of this.

[@paigeturner5358]

LOL

[@mypillowguy445]

"Reverse" discrimination? So you admit that "default" discrimination is aimed at black people.

[@SeamHead33]

black radio stations discriminated against them due to their skin color. disgraceful

[@paigeturner5358]

I've become a huge fan of the Platters and have been reading about their experience singing live in the 50's. That's not long before the Righteous Brothers became popular. In the 50's black singers could perform for a white audience but they weren't allowed to look a white person in the eye. Concerts were segregated. Fences divided Negroes from the white audience. When they toured they were aware that the KKK could be waiting for them at their next stop because their performance dates were sent ahead. You're disgusted about no air time on black radio stations? I hope I've put things in perspective for you.

[@mypillowguy445]

Yes, in a time when black people couldn't eat in the same restaurants, ride on the same buses, or drink from the same water fountain as whites, it was DISGRACEFUL that radio stations dedicated to black music didn't want to play their songs.

[@zanhar7688]

The ‘brothers’ were booked into a venue that turned out to be segregated…. They told the promoter they would not perform if it wasn’t de-segregated. They got their way…..

[@janetgallo5720]

Let’s just say the color divide was egregiously horribly sad and hopefully it will improve.

[@janetgallo5720]

@@zanhar7688 I never thought that Bobby was a racist. I think he liked people of all types and welcome them. Other than masterful musician he was a truly great human being