[Righteous Brothers] - “YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE” 1965 | REACTION

[@JameAndy-wv4dw]

THE LATE GREAT BOBBY HATFIELD NEVER LETS US DOWN WITH HIS COUNTER TENOR VOCALS!

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

OMG, you're playing my favorite guys from 1964. I was in high school when they came out. We fell in love with the brothers. Their voices were incredible. They sang live and no auto tunes, just pure raw talent. I have all of their vinyl record albums in my collection. ❤

[@54nomore]

Bill Medley Baritone voice and Bobby Hatfield Counter Tenor voice "The Righteous Brothers" are a match made in Heaven. This was performed live in 1965 on the "Ed Sullivan Show." This song "You'll Never Walk Alone" was first sung in a (1945) Broadway Musical title "Carousel." In (1956) the movie by the same name "Carousel" the song was sung in the movie by actor/singer Gordon Macrae. In 1964 the British Rock Group "Gerry and The Pacemakers" made it a huge hit...The rest as they say is history.

[@maisielee5147]

Bobby Hatfield's My Prayer is a great listen

[@janetgallo5720]

What a wonderful group and Bobby Hatfield has come straight from heaven.

[@gbuddy]

Two great voices compliment each other nicely.

[@nancydanise5073]

This was a live performance on T.V there were no do overs just pure talents.There was no auto-tone or gimmicks Just tem and the microphones. I HAVENT LISTEN TO YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING please listen think you'll enjoy it. God to see the younger generation appreciate this music

[@sharikraft1706]

Good morning Cutie! Thanks for reacting to this song! I’m enjoying your channel!

[@XavierEstallo]

Thank you maam!

[@CampbellArchitect]

I grew up in the 60's and 70's and even the music of the 80's - the best...keep looking through them! Smiles!

[@shibolinemress8913]

Another great reaction video! Thanks so much!

[@belladonna9683]

Loved your reaction. You are a great listener!

[@susanasison2283]

Listen to Ebb tide by Bobby hayfield

[@stephanietip]

Hey young man,it was 4 years before I was born.lol.At least a new generation is enjoying old people musis.😘♥️

[@panchovilla3790]

Chuck Wills singing "what Am I Living For " it is a great song, the women back then loved this song. I know I sang it to my Dolores and we were only 7 and 8 years old.

[@nethanelmasters5170]

You really need to watch Bobby Hatfield do his solo of unchained melody.

[@sallybowkett6074]

I love you so much xavier mahal kita my lovely angel love you forever xxxx

[@wiggion]

earlier commenter mention The Association "cherish" and "never my love". good choices and bill medley in duet with jennifer warnes time of my life closing song dirty dancing

[@yolandarice1243]

Just let us hear them sing!!!!

[@leslie8888]

I was born in 1959.... 😁. We may be older but still feel young! 💞✌

[@timothyteater4868]

You should check out a very underrated band the Association where they all sing doing 6 part harmonies with songs such as Never My Love, Cherish, Windy, Requiem For The Masses...Just to name a few 66-68

[@jimfarrell4145]

This is but one of the inspirational songs that is performed by the duo--Bobby Hatfield has several more worth listening to. All on You Tube. Hope you check them out. Cathy

[@vtbn53]

Check out Righteous Brothers' "Ebb Tide", simply brilliant!

[@wilsmith7264]

Back at it ayeee

[@XavierEstallo]

Yeaaa

[@sallybowkett6074]

I love my darling xavier my angel sent to me love always xxx

[@wiggion]

from the play Carousel, 1945

[@sallybowkett6074]

Xavier you are lovely man I adore yu babe love you always xxx

[@mikepierce1872]

Also perhaps the Everly Brothers

[@garyechols9458]

I was 10 years old, so long ago . . .

[@wvob6752]

Please react to Journey's Open Arms. Definitely shows Steve Perry's vocal range. One of the best singer's I've heard in all my years. I like almost every type of music being raised around it most of life. You'll Never Walk Alone is a difficult song to sing.

[@deannascott8050]

Please react to Journey's Don't Stop Believin' (LIve). Steve Perry has one of the best voices of all time. Just effortless.

[@ginger4141]

You have to checkout Elvis version of this, it always gives me goosebumps.

[@biggeorgetx]

Your seem to love harmony... If so, you can't go wrong with anything from the group "Home Free". They have dozens of videos and are completely acapella, yet you'd never realize it.. And get ready for the subscribers.. Home Free has a very loyal fan base.

[@candicescott7176]

Home Free will send him down a long rabbit hole for sure!

[@crystalclearskies2616]

That was nice but you really need to hear Gerry & the Pacemakers 1964 version, it is the best ever version. Please react to them

[@Gizmologist1]

You may have heard Jerry Lewis sing it on the MD telethon. although no where near the perfection this is.

[@nothingbutlove40tis]

He could never make it through without crying, he always tried but broke down every single time.

[@jayedwards1205]

As far as harmony, it’s the Everly Brothers from 1960 doing -All I have to do is Dream - perfect sync

[@XavierEstallo]

Thanks for the request

[@alsmith4807]

Xavier one word VOLUME VOLUME VOLUME UP UP UP sounds muffled

[@mikepierce1872]

May want to check out Johnny Maestro and the crests

[@VidsOnCrack]

Heyy xavier! I really miss you're Sergey Lazarev reactions! Ly x

[@duncangarrah968]

Try some Neil Diamond, Hot August Night . cherry cherry , real music

[@Gizmologist1]

The Hot August Night album was voted to be the best live concert ever recorded by professional audio engineers. My fave cut on that album is the opening number Crunchy Granola Suite.

[@Willowufgood83]

Liverpool F.C fans sing this song

[@jimearnest4342]

Awesome video,if harmonies are your thing,you really need to react to the everly brothers,I think you would really enjoy them.

[@XavierEstallo]

Thanks

[@jayedwards1205]

Elvis did the definitive version of this song... far better than this version... don’t know of any live versions on KZbin, but the studio version from 1968 is, along with several takes...Gerry and the Pacemakers did a version in 1963 that has been adopted by UK footballers ...the original is by Rodgers and Hammerstein , 1945, from their musical Carousel Elvis was a religious singer and this is I think this is his most compelling song... the one on KZbin with the large tree in the mist is a great video. Elvis version is best because it’s hearfelt and as a high baritone , he has the range to give the song the punch it lacks here.

[@timcarr6401]

Jay, YNWA was recorded by Elvis on September 11, 1967.

[@jayedwards1205]

Get a life, Tim... it was released as a single in 1968... unbelievably neurotic , petty comment

[@timcarr6401]

Jay, you said "the studio version from 1968." I merely corrected your misinformation. You only missed it by a year. Don't get upset. You were close.

[@bromixsr]

Yeah Elvis is definitely the GOAT, but these guys are a close second...and second to the King ain't half bad.

[@pontiuspilot5887]

Thanks for mentioning the Gerry and the Pacemakers of 1963. A Liverpool group their version was adopted by the Local football team fans. This video never fails to give me goosebumps Peace kzbin.info/www/bejne/qnStZqh4dph3i5Y

[@ellavader4411]

Your intros are spoilers ....

[@janetgallo5720]

You are distracting