RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS- UNCHAINED MELODY LIVE (1965) REACTION

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[@hallieharker4384]

The Righteous Brothers were Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Bobby Hatfield is the one singing here. Apparently, they had an agreement that on each of the albums they made, each of them would get one solo. This was Bobby's solo. Unchained Melody was written sometime in the mid-1950s--1954, I think--for a movie called Unchained, which is a movie about a man in prison who is contemplating either escaping and living life on the run or finishing his sentence and going back to his family. Many other singers had already recorded their own versions of Unchained Melody before Bobby Hatfield came along and, in my opinion, made it his. He was different in that he sang the opening notes of last verse MUCH higher than it was written... and since then, his version has become the jukebox standard.

[@sandraboyco3481]

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[@sandraboyco3481]

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[@MrWill721]

This is an great song to hold your girlfriend or wife in your arms and slow dance to. Romantic

[@lesleywarnock228]

To me, it's about a long distance relationship 🥰💔

[@blessedgmp8964]

I was at that show. First date with my eventual husband. This was OUR song. ( yes I’m old lol)

[@okcquilter]

I saw them play 2 decades or so ago and I was enthralled. It was the music when I was a little girl with 3 olders siblings who had lots of 45s!

[@AnnabellaRedwood]

Isn't that sweet and romantic though. Just wonderful! 😊

[@denis77777777]

When musicians we're actual artist. Nowadays everybody's calling themselves artists. The Kenny Rogers video was awesome too, check it out.

[@wpollock1]

Where was this concert? Just wondered what city. So lucky!

[@BidenOwesMeGasMoney]

Blessed GMP “old” is just how you feel and age is just a number, sweet lady. I wish you good health and happiness with your loved ones.

[@dawnsimons118]

This young man has a great ear . Personality and spirit .

[@krishedges67]

I agree! I could bingewatch him all night and day! His spirit is contagious! Love him

[@bemusedobserver6476]

@Dawn Simon, yes he does. He's adorable and appears to be genuine.

[@Rubytuesday1569]

You can see his genuine love of music and true soul shining. Go JV!

[@wilfbentley6738]

Yah the ladies ALL melt when they hear this. Others have tried, even Elvis, but nobody comes close to Bobby Hatfield. Bobby owns it!

[@sharonblubaugh9305]

Yeah, I melt every time. He sings like an angel

[@TheNathanEverest]

Every reaction ive seen with the ladies there is a point you can see them just swoon

[@kaynpaul]

Robson and Jerome did a darn good version

[@TheSpud1129]

panties miraculously fall off instantly...

[@crystalregan2481]

Just think live no freaking filter's 😱

[@ricardodansby6790]

Its called real talent..respect to the young generation that appreciates real music.

[@nunocarvalhoguerra7190]

Ricardo Dansby you can really see the guy is enjoying and waving his head to the music

[@yasinfrench4118]

Couldn't agree more sir I'm a 29 year old guy so I'm a 1990s child but apart from the odd good song these days the music scene in 2020 has gone to shit I prefer the music from the 60s 70s 80s 90s and early 2000s and the the 50s I forgot to mention that

[@ricardodansby6790]

@@yasinfrench4118 amen

[@wasanderesalsihrseid]

@@yasinfrench4118 Lmao, watch the Filthty Frank video about "Born in the wrong generation"

[@dianestephenson8528]

No auto tune, he’s really singing from his heart. Pure talent.

[@saracenuk.]

Greatest song ever by greatest artist

[@anderssandstrom545]

And a whole lot of practice.

[@TonyMontanaDS]

Autotune was only invented in 1997.

[@lynncuthbert2307]

@@TonyMontanaDS To destroy white talent. I love black music but we had so many talented musicians and songwriters. Hijacked.

[@TonyMontanaDS]

@@lynncuthbert2307 What? Auto tune was invented to destroy white talent? Are you on drugs????

[@dulciedb12]

No autotune, effortless and perfection. The Righteous Brothers, Billy and Bobby. This is Bobby Hatfield and he owns this song. The day he performed, he had a cold and was very nervous because his mother was in the audience and it was the first time she had seen him perform this song. Love, love, love it.

[@doloresschultz8393]

Bobby HATFIELD was simply great. No singer can come close to this record. Live, he was 25yrs old. Bill Medley and Bobby were the Righteous Brothers. Listen to them- You'll never walk alone, or You've lost that loving feeling- most played record ever. They have many duets and Bobby has many singles like He, or My Prayer❤❤

[@bonnielong5812]

I’m so thrilled to see young people “discovering” this music now!!! The Righteous Brothers consisted of Bill Medley & Bobby Hatfield. The music was know as white soul or Blue eyed soul music. It was the best time in my life & I absolutely loved this song, had most of their albums. I also love You’ve Lost that Living Feeling. NOW FINALLY, younger people may understand why we “old farts” have been bitching about most of today’s music, with auto tune & other computerized methods. These songs they actually had sing! They HAD to rely on their God given talent. You should check out more of their sings, try: You’ve lost that living feeling, for one. I have read that Unchanged Melody was written by a man in prison, writing to his wife. You can feel the depth of his pain, despair & loneliness, can’t you. Keep on rockin’ son! May god bless you.

[@RondaThomson]

It was almost as much of a joy watching JayVee enjoy this as it was relistening to our music. I love that this generation has finally realized what real music is. You JayVee, have a lot of great music ahead of you. Keep going!!!

[@adamwithana8759]

This is the music I listened to on road trips with my parents. Takes me back and makes my eyes water...

[@robertdplymale7823]

I'm so happy to see this reaction in the younger generation. This is the music I grew up with. I despised the change in "music" when the next generation swayed the taste in sound. Maybe there is hope this style returns so it is understandable again.

[@ritaturner368]

Thank you for saying it for me. How lucky we were, I love watching these kids rapture over OUR songs

[@OldLadyInFL]

Amen! We had the most soulful music when we were growing up; white soul, Motown, it was heaven, and stereo was just beginning to be popular, so we heard the voices pure and true.

[@alvinwine5665]

The 1960' s and 70' s had some of the best music ever I'm happy to have grown up in that time

[@jubalcalif9100]

Me too ! I mostly listen to the "oldies", the tunes of the 60's & 70s that I grew up with. Though I like all kinds of music from all eras...it all depends on the song. But my FAVORITE musical era is indeed the 60's & 70s !!

[@karenf9137]

Absolutely! We are so lucky to have had the BEST artists and music. I wish today's artists would give Motown sounds a rerun instead of rap. Nobody out there is doing anything that's notable much less memorable.

[@maxinelewis6481]

This is what real music . the other signer passed away that is why he singing it by himself ask ur mom and dad how it was then

[@maxinelewis6481]

Singer

[@paulwilson2651]

@@jubalcalif9100 There was a lot of good stuff in the 80's too it all went tits up after that!

[@jonshepherd2550]

I cry like a baby every time I hear this and I'm a 52 year old ex royal marine with active combat experience in 2 arenas. What an amazing talent

[@newsing33]

That just means you have great taste in music, and a big heart! 🥰

[@samanthanash531]

This is grown folks music. They Don't make music like this anymore.

[@bonnielong5812]

Samantha Nash. No, they sure don’t 😢

[@dtulip1]

and I am very sad about that :(

[@Peppersauce84]

Remember the times we lived in a higher mind and did things well. Today just lots of good beats and repeat and no talent.

[@vociferonheraldofthewinter2284]

You are the FIRST person to get that this was LIVE. And what this means. No autotune. No variation from the album. No. He freaking NAILED IT right out of the box with ZERO effort. Show me ONE artist in today's age who is capable of this kind of performance.

[@dwightdodd3734]

There is'nt one....................probably never be....................

[@donnastrunk1745]

Adele and U2 just for a start. They exist but they are few and far between

[@donnastrunk1745]

@Doug Spooner That does not change the fact that there are musicians who can sing in the current music industry. While I appreciate the talent of the Righteous Brothers and I did not in any way put them down, the comment I made was in response to the OP saying that other artists could not do this, but there are a few who could.

[@donnastrunk1745]

@Doug Spooner Yes. U2 does not use autotunes, nor does Adele. Do you need me to post links?

[@donnastrunk1745]

@Doug Spooner Your right, this completely acoustic video of Adele singing uses way too much equipment. SMHkzbin.info/www/bejne/jpfdoYyZrM6IqKM

[@dunnmodellingandreviews8062]

Best live performances I have ever heard. Never gets old hearing him singing

[@jnagarya519]

"The Righteous Brothers" were a duo -- but this is a solo by Bobby Hatfield.

[@steveb1972]

The same clip, but with singer Andy Williams asking why it was a solo! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fIu9oplpdrt9mKc

[@toker53]

It's still the standard that anyone who covers it will be measured. They're an amazing duo.

[@hadbetterdays]

And Juliana Hatfield was the daughter! 😂 Joking of course!

[@willron1905]

It was called "blue-eyed" soul and the Righteous Brothers had it indeed.

[@jubalcalif9100]

Right On !!

[@janiceblackwell4793]

So glad you got it!

[@libertyjo6238]

Perfect 👌yes!!!💓🏆

[@calicodnikonian2774]

Personally, I reject the term, "Blue-Eyed Soul." It's all about that intensity in words and emotions that comes from deep within... your soul, regardless of complexion (or degree of melanin) or color of eyes. Didn't Joe Cocker also have soul?

[@carljones5327]

@@calicodnikonian2774 Blue eyed soul comes from the respect shown by Black Artists. Why do fools always the look for a political views on things when the only thing on show is respect

[@jivebunny3765]

What gets me is that he sings this quite differently to the studio version, and that last note, which no man has any right to be hitting, is sung live with no auto tune, no backing track, and wasn't on the studio version. It's just genius.

[@sjlibra]

I agree 100%,... I am so envious that he could reach those notes. And I am old enough to remember him.

[@neilperry2224]

He was able to cover something 4 octaves and there are 20 different notes! Yes 20 different notes in this song.

[@Falkryn80]

I heard his mom was in this live audience, so maybe he was very inspired. :)

[@dwightdodd3734]

NEVER gonna beat Bobby's rendition....not now or 100 years from now......not in THIS world.........

[@terrieormonde2340]

@@Falkryn80 9k

[@WOranos]

Before autotune, singers actually had to be able to sing.

[@michellehoman5351]

Amen 🙏 when talent was born not created!

[@soupdragonuk]

Indeed. Not now, they're auttuned to hell and back, even live.

[@rafosier]

Andre McGoo Name one. Name two that could out sing these two blokes.

[@chrisjohnson4666]

@@rafosier only one close maybe adele or lady gaga maybe... but not equal or betterr...

[@maryannanderson7517]

Someone made the same comment about Jim Reeves (under the video Jim Reeves 1964) that his voice was so smooth and his performance so flawless that they just could not believe that he was not lip-synching but was rather singing LIVE in front of an audience in Oslo. The following is my response to them about Jim Reeves but it is also true about the Righteous Brothers and after hearing your amazement that this is a live performance, I have done a cut and paste to put it here. Jim Reeves (and the Righteous Brothers) lived long before the days of autotune and back then if any performer ever tried to lip-synch a performance he or she would probably have been booed off stage. If we wanted to hear a RECORDING of their voice we could have stayed home and played their records or listened to them on the radio. When we paid to see them live we expected to see them live. That smooth voice was just all The Righteous Brothers. Like I said, lip-syncing was not a thing back then but even if it had been, the Righteous Brothers had no need of it. They were just that good. Those of us who are older than dirt and were around to hear these great live performances by the likes of the Righteous Brothers, can be forgiven if we are less than pleased by some of that crowd of yahoos that passes as singers today when they record take after take after take and then they pull a sound bite from here and a sound bite from there and take the first verse from this recording and the second verse from that recording and the first half of the chorus from another recording and the second half of the chorus from yet another recording and then a mixer splices it all together in order to get a decent sounding recording that is fit to release. Obviously then they HAVE to either lip-synch or use autotune to hide the fact that they actually cannot sing so when we see them "live" we are not seeing them live, we are seeing them lip synch. That's why I have not watched a Music Award Show in at least a dozen years.

[@490Believer]

Nobody has ever sang this song like him. Elvis didn’t even come close. Once a song is sung perfectly, nobody should ever touch it again. This is one of those very few songs by the artist with a perfect voice for it.

[@yeesintx7]

I agree! No version comes close to being as good as this one. Just a flawless live performance.

[@ikarus78]

Well, in my ears (not eyes) Elvis is way overrated. He was good, but there were and are tons of better musicians.

[@karenf9137]

Good point.

[@AsG_4_]

That guy he speaks of on America’s got talent does a dam good job too

[@frankanderson5012]

Peter Enlil I think history would disagree with you. This is unquestionably better than the version Elvis did and I’m sure he would agree, but if you think Elvis was overrated you clearly haven’t heard all of his music or have no appreciation of musical ability.

[@lovetocheerx0x0]

This song is considered one of the greatest songs of all time. This song is 54 years old, and the hair on my arms still stand on end. Greatness never dies ❤️

[@debratrumbo82]

My husband used to dance to this. He died 15 years ago. This song makes me cry. Every time.

[@joegarcia8923]

Debra Trumbo may your husband rest in peace .😇😇

[@dankuchar6821]

I promise you will see him again! And I suspect sometimes you can even feel him near you. He is not far away!

[@Titan500J]

I am sorry for your loss.

[@dvdgway]

Debra, I'm so sorry 😭

[@jeanettedegiulio8220]

I am so very sorry. 💔

[@kristinarader1234]

I love how your face lights up when you start realizing how goooood this is. Yessssss!

[@DoctorMeatDic]

It's an incredible performance, he sings like it is a natural as breathing. No histrionics, no heavy breaths, no wild hand gestures.

[@dwightdodd3734]

Looks EFFORTLESS !!!!!!!!!! Sheer unadulterated Talent !!

[@bridgetoas5581]

Yes ..an actual real singer

[@constantlycorrect8550]

Humble white man.

[@archygirl1750]

No lip-synching, no autotone, singing live. Just pure, amazing, talent.

[@jotacalvo]

"This is live..." Yes, because it was recorded back when a person actually had to be able to sing in order to have a singing career. It's not like that anymore, sadly enough.

[@Ancaladar100]

Well said.

[@VocalCitizen]

Yeah. So many of these young reactors (NO DISRESPECT) don’t know natural and real musical abilities. I’m so glad reaction channels are a thing now... Music now is catchy but most of it is digitized and auto-tuned. There are exceptions like Pink (who does aerial acrobatics as she sings live without auto-tune.

[@michaelhodges3754]

I agree. The music industry can literally create an artist in the studio these days using auto-tune and computerized electronic sounds. Not all but many lack real talent compared to the artists and singers of the past.

[@kaycee4357]

^5 !!!

[@MYSTICRATTLER]

NO Autotune back then.

[@korodwyer1270]

His voice is butter. This has aged perfectly

[@andreawilliams8379]

And he's quite beautiful!

[@starkenterprises2371]

He hits a 20 note range on this song. Try that sometime.

[@stivi739]

exactly..pure talent

[@jdsteppenzyde]

Not without drugs, dude, for those listening to me so they think I’m hitting it....

[@tracymarie4633]

20? Wow! Knew it was a large range, but 20?!

[@tracymarie4633]

@@jdsteppenzyde , You made me laugh!

[@jdsteppenzyde]

Tracy Marie Great!

[@kathyborthwick6738LakotaEmoji]

“ Soul has no color”🕊💙🕊

[@paulscott4644]

Well said soul is from your soul gritty hard soft meaningful

[@sarahdobrzanski1094]

You hear & feel the music before you see what they look like....no boundaries xx😁

[@rbeck3200tb40]

These guys the righteous brothers sang at all black night clubs and the people there called them the righteous brothers because they said they were righteous white guys singing black music

[@paulscott4644]

@@rbeck3200tb40 they were very good singers amazing vocals there was so many back in the day👍👍

[@paulscott4644]

@@rbeck3200tb40 also no computers to make them sound better

[@tednewcomb1048]

That little smile Bobby had at the end said .. "nailed it "

[@kayelle8005]

I heard that his mum was in the audience that night which must have been an added pressure. I’m sure he was delighted to give such an outstanding performance with her there. We are so blessed it was recorded so we can all still enjoy it.

[@jeannewood4223]

The lip bite at the end...

[@paulaw418]

Can't hear this song without thinking of Patrick Swayze in Ghost.

[@GenX_Yaya]

I always think of Cheers! LOL

[@nightshadespectre409]

Ghost is such a wonderful film. It is and will always remain a classic! Rest In Peace 🌹 Patrick Swayze (1952-2009)

[@andrealoyola1766]

I always loved this song. Then they put it with Patrick Swayze in Ghost. Then we lost Patrick... One note and I am in tears....

[@dLibertine81]

That sux

[@ChrisMFlorida]

Same! Beautiful movie

[@faithgordon7041]

Omg. When he hit the high note, I got goosebumps. Amazing!!

[@staceykersting705]

Goose bumps the whole way thru, and still, 20 minutes later.. I still have goosebumps even below my anklebones...how many songs do THAT?

[@dwightdodd3734]

Been listening to this song for over 50 years and still get Goosebumps EACH time....even right now......I seriously need an IV of testosterone..........

[@SA-oh8vh]

And this is why Simeon Cowell has said many times this is the best song ever to be recorded & he does not like when others try to sing this usually lol gives me goosebumps every time I hear this song!

[@gravitytwo4088]

This and Journey Live at Houston - "Don't Stop Believing".

[@dwightdodd3734]

I have played this song 30 times in the last 24 hours and it gives me chills EACH time.....How is that Possible?????...I am going to get a sweater and play it again..................

[@sunni1ib691]

I have listened to the Righteous Brothers ever since I can remember. This live rendition that Bobby sings is by far, so much better than the recorded version that has been out since ‘65. If anyone could make a change and make it sound “better” it was Bobby Hatfield. I know there are many others who sang this song, and sang it with it with heart, and their fans loved it! I know opinions are like sphincters, and everyone has one, however I agree with Simon Cowell on this one, that this song sung by Bobby Hatfield is the best ever recorded. I believe this song was written and destined to be Bobby Hatfield’s song. I, and many other commentators have listened to this song multiple times, and to get chills/goosebumps every time one listens to Bobby Hatfield singing this song is indicative that Bobby’s soul is singing to yours. In my opinion, this type of “soul” music is rare.

[@patriciahough1109]

71 now and I remember this song and many others from my teen years...we had the best music!

[@georgeisaak5321]

Indeed the best music !

[@ronsarchery6378]

73 here. That was my song while in the Marines, in Okinawa, waiting to come home to my gal.

[@bethmerryfield7186]

I totally love how this young man is completing his music with the wonderful classics. I think he will expand his taste in music. And I feel so blessed to have grown up with this music.

[@letmetellya9571]

I too grew up with this music. Nothing more romantic than music from back in the day. This guy is wonderful to love and appreciate classic music.,

[@ronsarchery6378]

@Scott Allen Thank you, Scott.

[@elmonte5lim]

Five and a half decades on and the hair's still standing up on my neck.

[@dansanger5340]

Never in the history of zones has a singer been more in the zone than this guy was in the zone for this performance. And he knew it, too. So effortless!

[@LaFemme560]

One of the blessings of having Boomer parents is growing up with this music.

[@OldLadyInFL]

Yes! My sons both grew up listening to my 60s albums and they loved it.

[@georgeisaak5321]

I am not sure what "Boomer" means , but it sounds good to me ! Been a Greek that speaks English ( selftaught ) listening to old songs like that was a huge help for me in order to understand the language a little better ! This song is one of the most demanding and awfully beautiful love songs i can imagine !

[@philipem1000]

@@georgeisaak5321 Boomer means "Baby Boom" generation, a huge number of children were born after WWII from 1945 to about 1964, I forget where the cutoff is. The Boomers transformed the world for good or bad and music especially.

[@robperry1745]

Boomers unfortunately lived amongst far more gifted people than exist today.

[@WhyPentecostal]

I am one of those boomer parents😃

[@osimnod]

Close your eyes while listening to Bobby Hatfield effortlessly hit those notes and your eyes tear up -- for the beauty of the voice and the sentiment of the lyrics.

[@OliviaAnciso]

osimnod SO TRUE!!!!!

[@rubydazhla511]

Chills, just chill's ... when he hits those notes!

[@mikebetts2046]

Yes, with such phrases as "...God speed your love to me". Back in the day when subtlety of language had power. not that it is totally lost but certainly not prevalent today from what I hear out there.

[@sgtmomOK]

Tears filling my eyes right now...beautiful, beautiful, beautiful...

[@tanyaphillips4518]

The are still killing it today!!! They are the Righteous Brothers!!! 2 guys!! Sooooo beautiful!!! So talented!! Soooooo Righteous!!! May their work never be forgotten!!! ❤️🌹😇

[@arthurrabesa9862]

Bobby Hatfield does this song like no one else.

[@dawnannplume948]

That why bill medley gave it to him because he has the voice for it.

[@eugeniasyro7315]

VERRY SORRY HE DIED FROM A COCAINE OVERDOSE. IN A HOTEL ROOM.

[@ZsaZsa2222]

Arthur Rabesa best version

[@valerieneal2747]

NO ONE....NO OME...CAN EVEN COME CLOSE TO SINGING THIS SONG. THIS IS BOBBY'S SONG.

[@suzanneballou97]

My dad and I used to dance to this song. He is now 89 and wants this song played at his final services. I’m crying now.

[@free_gold4467]

Absolutely unreal, one of the best vocal performances imaginable.

[@jamesonsix19]

I'm so jealous he got to hear this for the first time. This is without a doubt the single greatest vocal performance by any singer ever! The things this man did with his voice was INSANE. If you've ever noticed every time you hear some artist do a cover of this (even some of the greats) they change it up a little. Not because they want to but because they had to because they had no chance of hitting those notes and hang with him.

[@notjustforme]

Devin Townsend might have a shot at it if he's allowed to make it metal :)

[@katerailey524]

Bill Medley, the other half of the Righteous Brothers, has one of the most rich and beautiful baritones you'll ever hear. Check out 'You've Lost That Lovin Feeling' to listen to it.

[@lesliesylvan]

Approaching seventy, rapidly, this sixties child is heart-warmed knowing later gens appreciate the great music from the sixties and early seventies. So much talent. . . . hold onto your seats and enjoy! Hugs from the past . . .

[@gretchenskies]

I grew up in the 90's but my parents raised me with the 60's music and I absolutely ADORE that era! Best music EVER!!

[@m.n.d5949]

God bless ya.

[@dl7919]

Same here...sure makes you remember the good old days when life was simple. Music, radios, vinyl records, skating, and sock hops were the most important things in you life!

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

I'm about your age sweetheart and I love the way they were live, you heard them at their best and on bad days not the best bless them. I respect deeply those who sing/play live, there's nothing like it when its done well. Take care people. From the UK.

[@Chris61136]

When he hits that last note I always expected a jet fly over like with the national anthem .

[@premasru]

It has sort of gone viral over the last year or so, and your reaction here is one of the most pleasing. I've watched so many reactions to this song here on KZbin and never tire of hearing the song and peoples reactions are great.

[@danastearns7939]

The Righteous Brothers are a duet. They got their name when they were singing (early years before becoming popular)at a night club near an military base and one of the black guys in the audience yelled "man, you guys are righteous" and the name stuck. Bobby Hatfield, in this video, and Bill Medley (a strong barritone), make up the duo. No auto tune or other computer tricks - all pure talent for live performances. Try "you've lost that lovin feeling" and Soul and Inspiration". Their harmonies are strong and awesome.

[@donnakearse2503]

I was a teenager when this was popular. His talent is impeccable. Beautiful love ballad.

[@jeannejorgensen1230]

No one has ever topped Bobby Hatfield with this song

[@raymondweaver8526]

Elvis covered it

[@beckydennis7522]

Jeanne Jorgensen yes yes yes yes!!! The one version that comes anywhere close is by Inca Gold. Beautiful!!! But only 2nd to Bobby.

[@moonrich3492]

Bobby's the best but Johnny Maestro came very close.

[@spacetimemalleable7718]

I seriously DOUBT anyone will top Bobby Hatfield's version. It is just PERFECTION!

[@truthwins3065]

Elvis was OK just but Bobby Hatfield’s rendition makes all others seem dull and boring in comparison...

[@staceykersting705]

Back when LOVE was LOVE and men weren't calling us bitches.

[@user-ze5oz7yn5v]

Sure, but I don't like how black people didn't have the same rights they did before. Some things were better before, some were terrible.

[@Marcus538]

@@user-ze5oz7yn5v we Anglo Saxons (english or ignorantly called 'white") have a life out side of worrying about black people you know , a whole existence , & guess what we get the same shit from white people to + you lot , I went to a good school you git beaten fir whinging , black people should get that message stop whining grow up stop being selfish

[@user-ze5oz7yn5v]

@@Marcus538 there are some things that were shitty before, some things are shitty now, but we're constantly improving, although that means degradation of some other stuff. Music quality is mostly falling into a sinkhole

[@CJTexas-bp2gi]

@@user-ze5oz7yn5v would you like some cheese with that wine?

[@melissaward6311]

Musically it was the best times. We were very lucky to have real music and talents.

[@KatieCatWalker]

When he bites his lip at the end of singing this song... Lord he's passed away and I'm only 35 but after this song and then he throws in that lip.... Yeah I'm slayed

[@kayp.7757]

And wasn't he gorgeous?!!

[@jtbrah6995]

Right? I’m a straight male and seeing this video has me questioning everything 😂

[@barbaracollins5605]

He got that lip bite from Sam Cooke. Devastating seeing Sam do it.

[@cathwalsh9921]

I’m smiling all over my face 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 what a talent he was.

[@saundrac9]

Yeah, he was a hottie, I was never into the group, I’m 55, but that’s even a bit old school for me, I so enjoyed the review of this song and it mad me really appreciate the vocals more than I ever did before.😘

[@sherriec5258]

Jay, watching you watch that.... is one of the sweetest things I've ever seen in my life.

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

I love this young man's reactions to our classics

[@deegrant6426]

You're reaction was just priceless. I'm so happy that you could appreciate this beautiful classic.

[@Tijuanabill]

Pretty cool these old dudes are still having this reaction on people, after they have long since passed on.

[@jackiedavies6956]

The first time my mum put this record on when i was a kid i cried my eyes out. Still gets to me now in my fifties. Heavenly voice and melody.

[@joegarcia8923]

Jackie Davies I'm in my 50s and my son is in his 20s he loves this music .😊👍🇺🇸

[@Titan500J]

Me too.

[@georgeisaak5321]

I am at my 40s and i owe some old vinyls containing the best music from that era ! You can't imagine the feeling when this song starts ...chills all over , he was just one of a kind !

[@jacksongrandma]

Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear this. I'm old but lost the love of my life 52 years ago. I miss you, Bill. 💕

[@patinho5589]

:( he still loves you.

[@spikeycat81]

🌈💐💗

[@MrRupit123]

DP there are those among us who still care. We are with you Debbie.

[@joshlcaudill]

I lost my great love May 13th... she had just turned 34. She died the day before my 45th birthday. I rediscovered this song while I was caring for her during her illness. I miss her every day but I’m thankful to God for giving me so many wonderful years and such a beautiful family with that special lady. See you later Katie...not goodbye

[@MrRupit123]

​@@joshlcaudill Believe me, things will get better. Be strong in daylight for your family. It is okay to cry on your pillow at night. Your children will make you a better person. It takes time. Joshua the times will get better. If you put the effort into your children then all of your lives will improve. Katie, like Bernie, is looking down on us. Be strong. Be a man. Be a father with integrity, morals and fortitude. Pass those onto your kids and the world will get better. Don't be tempted to hit the bottle. I did that for a while. It is destructive! I am one of these Alpha Males of the world who believes in protecting, feeding & reproducing. I also like to teach (Millennials) how to be real people. You have a life ahead of you. Keep on that path. My best regards and thoughts;- Stephen

[@jacqepapara7898]

No strain just so easy unreal he has the voice of an angel💯❤️

[@darkwolf1202]

whenever a modern singer brags he or she are amazing make them listen to this.

[@AM-ko4pi]

Back then, songs weren’t chopped up and produced. Artists had no choice but to master their art in order to release an album. Songs were generally recorded in one take while performing together.

[@dortheychastain2195]

no autotune, just pure, raw talent.

[@TheNewMexicoMan]

It's amazing to me when this generation freaks out when someone can sing with out a backing track playing in their earbuds, Auto-tune falsely making up for someone who can't sing, dancers distracting from a singers lack of stage presence. This is true talent. The Righteous Brothers were a duo. Bobby Hatfield was a tenor and Bill Medley was a baritone.

[@VTXCageSC]

I'm glad you got to hear and appreciate THIS recording of that particular broadcast. There are over 1,500 known recordings of "Unchained Melody" by more than 670 reputable artists, including Elvis and Liberace, done in multiple languages. It was originally written in 1955 for an obscure prison movie called "Unchained," thus the song title. At two different times it was released by four different top artists at the SAME time. It hit #1 for weeks in two different decades, has never lost its popularity and had a resurgence of top song popularity yet againwhen Bobby's version here was used for the hit movie "Ghost." It was officially awarded the titles "Most Recorded" and "#1 Greatest Song" of the 20th Century. The Righteous Brothers recorded their version with Bobby Hatfield (seen here) in solo as the most famous, bought, played, listened to and requested, ...by far. No one, and I mean NO ONE, can cover this song anywhere near like Bobby because they don't have the range, control, armature, comfort, voice maturity, experience, ease of performance or a true feeling for the song when they try. They either struggle, disguise the hard parts or cheat. To watch Bobby sing so effortlessly, as though he were merely intimately whispering the words to someone precious, and then realize just what it would take to sing it straight, much less with his runs, octave changes, falsetto and ultra-falsetto, with no back up singers, overdubbing or autotune in one take no less, before a LIVE TV audience is beyond imagination, much less comprehension.

[@mezellenjohnson2753]

Brilliantly said.

[@aclosson8193]

And, no one else even comes close to this. No one. Period. For many many millions, there is but one version. It is this version. All others pale in comparison.

[@eenavid]

eh you know your stuff ,im a big fan so thanks for extra info ,,you hear bill sing georgia,,brill ,,

[@stevescofield7806]

I still think Elvis and Roy Orbison were better singers, but I have to concede Mr. Hatfield owned this song. This performance is untouchable.

[@jillian5582]

Correct me if I’m wrong, but I was told by my Uncle that he lip synched during this live performance and with most live performances.

[@waynediduch7320]

it does my Heart good to see young people appreciate real Music God Bless Ya'..

[@darrenocallaghan8932]

Today's singers (bar a few) should be hanging their heads in shame. This is pure talent, no mechanical manufactured assistance whatsoever ! Just pure and absolute vocal perfection!

[@jibjab144]

His voice is just dripping emotion...you can feel it! what's interesting is that this was written to be sung as a solo performance, Bobbie Hatfield and Bill Medley flipped a coin to see who sang it, glad Bobbie won the toss, but I would still love to hear how Bill would have sang it with his booming baritone.

[@binarymalehim]

The fact this is a live performance is just amazing truly one of the finest ever

[@gregghoulden4453]

I am really enjoy watching his reaction as it's so honest and heartfelt.

[@kathysamson5845]

I'm leaning on 70, but I love the music you play.and you are a great and fun host!

[@vlmoore333]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@jnbennett6496]

wait till you hear the other brother with the deep voice

[@patmcnair2784]

joe bennett Oh yeah, really cool!

[@hippyakapat7907]

errrrr... They weren't brothers, per se. They were Bobby Hatfield, this one, the blonde dude and his buddy Bill Medley. Yes we lost a real talent in Bobby Hatfield, but after 50 years plus THIS is still my favorite tune, bar none! Oh Yeah... haha I AM AN OLD FART! oh yeah as well ...Thanx for doin' this reaction number.

[@hippyakapat7907]

@amyjohg no prob Amy. I was just responding because, to be honest, many of the 2 or 3 younger generations actually DO BELIEVE these 2 guys are/ were brothers. HAHAHA. Thanx for your reply... Pat aka Hippy

[@robertalcala899]

joe bennett they were not brothers ones bill medley the other one that died was Bobby Hatfield

[@pmb3443]

joe bennett

[@geesegirl]

I love watching him react, he's so honest and open minded..This song is pure gold, and I love all kinds of music...but put this on and my heart just melts.

[@anasuarez9073]

I see the smile on your face and I KNOW you’re loving what you’re listening to. Hope you can understand now why my generation was so enamored with their music. Nobody else but the singer, his mike, and his ❤️ for the 🎼. Enjoy! Lots of ❤️

[@ladysphinx5908]

I miss music releases like this. Some of the best

[@mljrotag6343]

Yes people used to sing live and without the benefit of autotune.

[@veralenora4033]

The song is from a movie, a convicted felon is missing his wife. Don't remember the name of the movie but if you search the history of this song, you'll find it.

[@gypsy13291]

@Leonard Chornomaz Actually Vera Lenora is right, this song was originally written to be part of the score to a movie called "Unchained" (1955), which was based on a book written in 1952. The convicted felon has to decide whether to just peacefully do his time or try to escape so he can be with his wife. I don't know how it ends since I've never seen it, but the song got its title because that's how people knew it - as the "unchained" melody.

[@coronet51]

Love your reaction. This is the sort of thing we were treated to regularly by so many artists, way back when, when was growing up. So glad you're discovering it!

[@patrioted9543]

Didn't they also sing She's lost that loving feeling? That is where you can hear the baritone/base voice.

[@sissiemae845]

E Reese yes they did

[@johnhipp8267]

@@sissiemae845 And they sang it well!

[@launabanauna8958]

E Reese * “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling.”

[@bonnielong5812]

E Reese it’s “You’ve lost that loving feeling”. Not meant as a complaint, just a correction. I hope that I didn’t offend you.

[@patrioted9543]

@@bonnielong5812 Hi, Absolutely not offended. TY for the correction. Have a blessed day.

[@alexandermichalski7437]

I'm only 30 years young, but this song is freaking beautiful

[@kristinakorpi6979]

Many years later in an interview Bobby was asked how he felt about being a legend, and he said he never considered himself as one. That just blows me away!

[@jodimcmurdo506]

“Tell him what you need, Man”. You are so funny. Love your reactions. Awesome!

[@nelsonx5326]

This performance is the stuff of legend. It's like 7 home runs in one game. It's not just a song, it's a miracle, it's the video Shroud of Turin.

[@humboldtharry4248]

NELSON X “Video Shroud Of Turin”, that’s classic 🤣. I agree but damn that made me chortle

[@carmenmercado5526]

PEOPLE REALLY APPRECIATE TALENT, LOVE THIS SONG ITS AMAZING 1965 one of my favorites. Don't get tired of listening to it more than once..🙌🏼🙌🏼♥️♥️

[@lynncarol9934]

He sings this song so effortlessly. And no....its not just one guy.

[@cf5539]

Pure talent does not need all the theatrics that are out there today.

[@trevord9811]

Now that is what you call a real face melter. Stunningly beautiful voice.

[@newsing33]

God gave Bobby that voice. Nobody could ever come close to comparing. Tears, chills, feel it in my soul everytime I hear it. ✝️🙏🥰

[@harmonicaessay9649]

blown away by your reaction & seeing your appreciation makes me appreciate the super performance even more, thank you for doing this one in a million song & artist

[@kristinakorpi6979]

This is the song that was used for the Father Daughter dance at wedding receptions. I danced with my Daddy to this on my wedding day in 1991. We talked about everything as we were dancing. How he wished me all the happiness in the world and how time seemed to slip away...I will always remember that precious moment the rest of my life. Rest in Peace Daddy. I LOVE YOU🙏💐💗

[@j.alexander4948]

Unbelievable right??? This dude dont HAVE the voice of an angel - he IS an angel 💯 great reaction. getting to see you enjoy this classic was fun

[@patteel]

Bobby had a perfect voice. Mr. Blue Eyed Soul.

[@antedeluvian1301]

What memories this brings back. My boyfriend and I danced to this song just before he deployed to Vietnam. Thank you so much

[@katherinevaladez5227]

THIS, is my ultimate favorite song, hands down, ever! It has been for so many years. There have been some other songs that I like but none compare to “Unchained Melody!” No one can do it the justice that it deserves, like “The Righteous Brothers! I have waited my whole life, to find a man who would feel that passionate about me but so far, I haven’t found him. Thank you for listening and loving this song! I was hoping that you would critique it. I loved your reactions to it! You really enjoyed listening to it and that smile said it all! Thank you for being open-minded and listening to our generation of music. For you, it must be a real eye-opener. The talent back then, was REAL talent, with no enhancements. Thank you again! It made my night, hearing the mist romantic song, of our generation!

[@marymichael1211]

Thank you for your honesty. I haven't experienced this much romantic passion in my 73 years of this life, but I experience this song as spiritual love and longing. Bobby Hatfield is my favorite singer, and many of his romantic love songs transcend to spiritual love to me. My very favorite song of his is "For Your Love".

[@donnagutierrez5740]

Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley. This was the only song that Bobby alone sang. If you listen to You've lost that lovin feeling or just once in my life. You will understand. They once sang in a predominately black club once and someone shouted out you two are Righteous Brothers!! The name stuck

[@NovaLena22]

I think he also sang Ebb Tide alone. Gorgeous voice!!!

[@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791]

You're absolutely right there, Nova. Another song Bobby Hatfield sang alone was "I Love You (For Sentimental Reasons)". Likewise, Bill Medley sang "Ole' Man River" alone. When "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" went to the top of the British charts in the 1960s, it easily beat another version of the same song by the UK's Cilla Black. One thing you could always be sure of with the Righteous Brothers was that, whatever they sang, it was absolute quality. And that in the days when just about everyone was expected to sing live. Although they were always a class act, we didn't actually appreciate them quite as much as we should have because in that era we were really spoiled for choice with high-quality music from so many singers and groups, all singing and playing live. However, when you compare them the absolute fucking shite being churned out by modern singers and groups (with notable exceptions), it becomes clear just how good they were. The song "Unchained Melody" was originally written in 1955 and has, in the meantime, been recorded by something like 670 different artists. But this beautiful recording by Bobby Hatfield, with his truly magnificent voice, has become the definitive version. Interestingly, when Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were in the recording studio laying down tracks for their album, the decision as to which of them should actually sing the song was decided by the toss of a coin. Bobby won and the rest, as they say, is history. MsG

[@saiyongdawn7756]

@@gionncaomhinmorpheagh4791 They were two of the best duo's back then and always will be in my book.

[@festival5920]

He also sang The White Cliffs of Dover.

[@amberjones9520]

Never knew that. Awesome info.

[@angelagrogan6627]

My 28 year old son was conceived while this song was playing on the radio. I'm sure he wasn't the only one. 😁

[@michellemc5338]

Does he know that?

[@mistymoor7114]

OMG, amazing.

[@popviz3316]

that's ... a nice memory...

[@MsKK909]

Chill bumps every single time! That kind of staying power is what makes a classic.

[@ingfig1]

The song was written for a 1955 movie called Unchained, about a guy in prison who couldn’t wait to get back to his girl. The guy who wrote the lyrics refused to put any of that stuff into the song so it became a general love song, sung by many before the Righteous Brothers did it .. but nobody else did it like this, altho many other singers covered the song later (including Elvis) and based their versions of it on this version by The Righteous Brothers ... It is a solo song, but the Righteous Brothers were a duo so they flipped a coin to see who was going to do it, and Bobby Hatfield won. The other member of the duo was Bill Medley who arranged the music for the studio version as well as for this performance AND he played piano while Bobby was singing .. so it was still a team effort. Bobby sang another version for the movie “Ghost “ and this revived interest in the 1965 version (this one) which was then re-released. The Righteous Brothers and this song made history by having two different versions of the same song in the Top20 of the charts at the same time, competing against each other!

[@squirlygeorge]

Bruh, I'm so stoked to see people appreciating music they don't regularly listen to! Most often man made stuff causes separation, judgement, fear and often pain. Music mostly does the opposite, bar the exceptions, but everyone knows a sad song from a happy song, a song about love or a song about heartbreak. We don't need to speak the same language to feel the same way about something, and the thing I wish for most in this world is that we start loving to learn from each, with all of our differences but all our similarities, and just make it a better place for everyone. Remember: Rule #1 don't be a dick. Rule #2 - Refer to Rule #1. It's easy.. Keep the vids coming @Jayvee!!!! Peas MFS

[@jonjayryzner]

Ain't called "blue-eyed soul" for nothin', my friend!

[@lynrowan2521]

Fab. Goosebumps every time. Classic. Epic. Bobby Hatfield at his best.

[@leeelliot5958]

That's when music was true music. I am now 73 years old and I still love this song.

[@miaminight9500]

Oldies are the best, listen to Carole King, she’s another great one. God bless 💜🙏🏻✝️🕊

[@grahamgibbins8140]

"I heard this song before on Americans got talent" Thats not talent lad, this is talent!!

[@dianebenker3072]

The Righteous Brother's are a Duo. This is Bobby Hatfield's signature solo. Though many have tried, even Elvis Presley, NO BODY can come close to this God given talent. We are still blessed by it's beauty and tenderness 51 years later. This song is version is in the movie "GHOST."

[@worthalook4870]

Also used in the movie “Ghost” - great performance

[@stephenurso9267]

Check out loving feeling it features both of them

[@lowrider4266]

Yeah can't wait to see his reaction when he hears them both sing together.

[@lfcgero35]

Definitely a must after watching this. I was born in the early seventies so just missed all of this talent and it was so pure , no auto tune or massive studios to manipulate artists voices. I think the music back then far exceeds what came after it and what is present today. The 60s set the tone for what came after in a massive way with so many influences. The golden decade of music. Dont get me wrong the 70s 80s and best part of the 90s produced some amazing talent but it has been downhill ever since and not because the talent isnt there but is ignored by the music industry because the artist doesnt fit their image or doesnt agree with their opinion. Artist today do not have the freedom of expression that their predecessors had because they are not allowed. Thank god for platforms like youtube or we would never see any true talent.

[@jgordon5316]

@@lfcgero35 I caught them live at the New Orleans casino in Vegas back in the 90's. Better then album perfect. They had so much talent and yet so down to earth. Every night after the shows they would go out on the casino floors and just mingle and shoot the shit with everyone. They did over a 100 shows a year in Vegas for more then a decade and were always sold out.

[@marykuranda7254]

J Gordon We saw them in Vegas a couple of times, too. Maybe it was the Orleans but can’t remember offhand. Their shows were always excellent. Loved seeing them live.

[@OutlanderAnatomy]

I hunger for a return to this type of music. We need this! Bobby was one of a kind. He nailed it! ♥️