Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Loving Feeling

[@BisscuteReacts]

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[@noahway13]

I think she meant violins -- not violence = ) The saddest guy in the world is the guy playing this for Biscute. Losing Biscute is more pain than a guy could handle.

[@christopherdial]

This was the most played song of the 20th century in America.

[@ericilsen864]

Bisscute....the "starry" look in your eyes as you listened to this song, spoke volumes on how much you loved this song and duo.

[@leerobertson868]

The old stuff is special. There's an innocence to it

[@JPDillon]

When Bisscute put her hands under her chin and looked on dreamily, she perfectly captured how 98% of girls for 60 years felt when they first heard this song! So great!

[@tonyhaynes9080]

The dreamy look on your face says that you have joined the thousands, nay, hundreds of thousand girls who have fallen in love with this song.

[@marksmess136]

The lyrics are heartbreaking. At 70 I'm still moved by these songs about love, longing, loss and renewal. side note: A teenage Cher is one of the backup singers.

[@baronofgreymatter14]

the difference is actual talent. the difference is heart.

[@rperlitz]

Biss you truly are an "old soul". It amazes me how a person as young as you can have such old time class 😊

[@TxDan100]

Yes, REAL ... No gimmicks ... No AutoTune... Simply Talent... I love your heartfelt reaction Bisscute....

[@FranciscoGarcia-tw4fw]

I'm 76 year's old had a 55 Chevy with a 4 track go cruising for hours listening to this kind of music 🎶. Music was the best

[@dagmar.6954]

This is called blue-eyed soul. These guys were the best. Bobby Hatfield with his beautiful tenor voice & Bill Medley with his deeper voice. They were magic together. And remember this is done live. No auto-tuning crap like today. And the songs had meaningful beautiful lyrics. Other great songs by them are "Soul & Inspiration", "Just Once In My Life", "Ebb Tide", "Rock & Roll Heaven" etc.

[@smg85051]

This song has the honor of being the most played song on American radio of the 20th century. Over 8,000,000 plays in 37 years, blowing away every song since they started playing music on the radio.

[@docsavage8640]

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[@malcolmclayton66]

Soul an inspiration.rightous brothers brill G

[@philipconnolly2494]

Watched him sing this on the Andy Williams show Live awesome singing of that song makes me cry today in 2023😢 iam 81yrs.old.

[@leecowell8165]

Yeah hear you. We were there when these guys first hit the scene. Tell you what we didn't have stereo in our vehicles everything was on shitty AM but tell you what when this first came out I heard it in my car and had to pull over. Everly's atta Canada were on fire back then as well they got it all started along with Elvis. Big O as well. Tell you what Big O had some incredible range Hatfield and Gene Pitney reminded me of him. Weren't the days. Later on Steve Perry came along in the 70's and 80's. He''s the only singer I thought in these guy's league. 81 here too.

[@JohnLee-mk1tj]

Just Beautiful, the song, the video, your reaction.

[@cdfdesantis699]

Two of the finest male voices in modern music. Thanks for your reaction.

[@Robert-jh8yo]

Pure blue eyed soul.

[@chrispate7354]

Bis, you are right there is something there that music today is missing. It is called PURE TALENT!!!

[@goranforsberg639]

I Love your accent😍

[@roberormonde]

Isn't it so biscute

[@vernhoke7730]

Let's see 1964 🤔. Oh we were stationed in Turkey. The Righteous Brothers were Bill Medley, singing 1st, and Bobby Hatfield.

[@elmoomle4565]

Bisscute, you have a very beautifully elegant, 'old soul'...brava!

[@paullombard4568]

Bisscute nice go way back 1964 my oh my, I 5:01 was 9yo, you were negative 32 or 34... Great Reaction you always surprise me. Thank You, family wholesomeness.. Be Safe Be Well, Humble and Kind Always...❤❤❤

[@DONLove-e8u]

The Rightous Brothers melting ɓearts ! You were melted ! Love ya!

[@NP-ui3tr]

What a heartfelt & genuine reaction to this perfect song. I grew up on all of these songs bc of my mom lol & this has always been in my Top 5/10/15 Bobby & Bill were meant to sing together Best male duet ever

[@Mrs.Patriot]

This is the most radio-played song of the 20th century. For good reason!

[@williamhouser9648]

There is one Artist that I met in 91, her name is Kalita Haverland, she was nominated for 9 Junos, she has a video on you tube which was a release she made on CMT called The Strong One. Absolutely love this song. It's worth checking out

[@barbaraball1506]

Your commentary is right on. I am 79 yrs. old and the Righteous Brothers were such a part of my life so dreamy and wonderful.

[@ricshaffer4009]

How 2 different voices blend so perfectly..and let's not overlook their timing...its always right on

[@Timmac48]

The word is CLASS and actual singing talent! No place to hide a weak voice

[@allenpierce4575]

bobby hatfield "summertime" blue eyed soul meets gospel music

[@terrencecoccoli524]

Both singers are super talented in their own right, but man, when they come together and harmonize….they’re elevated to timeless classic level.

[@Aaron-io8vw]

Fun facr. During the performance one of the female backing vocalists is a 17year old Cher

[@christuber8672]

“Now I see people twerking” 😂 I laughed out loud!!! Love your reactions!

[@derrickconnolly9164]

Wow this was my wedding song. 1981. 25 five years later I lost her. She was riding her motorcycle and picked up a speed wobble and lost control. You made me shed a tear. I was always asked why I picked this song. Lol. Life is beautiful.

[@danieldickson8591]

What popular music in that era had that today's pop music lacks, is Class. The Righteous Brothers in this song embody Class.

[@rds990]

I'd say also ORIGINALITY, TALENT, QUALITY, and of course your term....CLASS. Not every kid walking down the street had the talent to be a star. Today....anyone that can write a crude rhyme is a star. Bad.

[@danieldickson8591]

@@rds990 You do still find those first three qualities occasionally, but no one performs like this any more.

[@rds990]

Music was different in the 60's and very early 70's . I think they call it SUPERB !!

[@Frank-pe9pk]

In 64 I was 7. This is one of the songs I remember my parents dancing to. I grew up listening to the Big Bands of the 40’s & 50’s. That all changed in 1969 when my grandmother gave me my first rock album, CCR. This song does bring back great childhood memories!😌

[@jasonremy1627]

"Soul and Inspiration" is another great Righteous Brothers song. Bill Medley is the baritone and Bobby Hatfield is the tenor.

[@targhee159]

That one is incredible. They don’t have a bad song, but that’s my favorite.

[@JackW467]

Someone, can you please request the right version of "Soul and Inspiration" for Bisscute.. the Black and White version that is usually reacted to, like this one in it's 'look'. Thanks

[@karenraines1076]

No auto tune. Just real talent!

[@RobertSmith-iw2kb]

Your an old fashion girl at heart.cant compare today's self promoting artists with past performances. although talent may be the same.not many phil specter's producing songs.a mad genius 😮.

[@ZukiGreen]

The best, no one will ever be them. I am so done - love it!

[@BisscuteReacts]

They are amazing ❤️

[@jsymanzik]

What I love about watching him sing is how tranquil he looks. If you had the volume down you would have no idea that he's using falsetto with such force and clarity. It's seems like a lot of singers visually strain to hit certain notes. He's absolutely crushing it and makes it look easy. His phrasing is captivating. His microphone control is impeccable. The breathy tonal quality of his voice. The far away look in his eyes. Pleading. Yearning. It's absolutely unreal how he captures all of these elements using them all in tandem to take the words he's singing and elevate them to something ethereal and timeless. I've watched this video a great many times and i just sit in awe, shaking my head, wondering how. Truly, truly beautiful. As far as other songs or singers, I would recommend Johnny Harman, My One and Only Love, Johnny Mathis, When Sunny Gets Blue, Della Reese, The Lady is a Tramp, Julie London, I Should Care, Astrud Gilberto, Once I Loved, Marilyn Monroe, Specialization. I could go on for days. The thing I love about many singers from the 50s and 60s is that they'll all sing some of the same songs, called standards. It's interesting to hear the different takes on the same number. You gain an appreciation for just why it is that certain singers are as highly regarded as they are when you compare and contrast performances. I was thinking that might be a fun way to separate yourself from the crowd. Lots of people post reactions to particular singers singing certain songs but to play different versions of the song by various artists would be interesting. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Thank you.

[@sarahcorrea8453]

I wish I was born back then to see them live in concert. Magical! So classy real men

[@DorisSweeley]

The greatest duo of all time! Their harmonies are amazing.

[@anthonybartlett6924]

in my opinion don & phil were better. i was 8 when this came out i heard all these great u.s bands/singers as my uncle was only 12 years older than me.

[@Lynnefromlyn]

I was a very young teenager when this came out, here in `England.and I’m so thrilled to see how much it affects you, being so touched by the music and the boys - as they were then. Good music never dies does it? People were surprised that white boys could sing black soul like this.

[@malcolmclayton66]

Another blast from 1966you are my soul and inspiration great song.

[@The762x39mm]

As always,so nice reaction from you❤ Another beautiful song from Righteous Brothers you may want to discover is " You will never walk alone" theirs voices are incredible!

[@tbmike23]

What a great way to start my morning, the Righteous Brothers and Bisscute. Another song like this would be: Unforgettable by Nat King Cole. Elegant singer, romantic song, most dynamic voice of any of the classic crooners.

[@jaimemcdanieltravels]

The fact that today all these years later, young people are discovering them and appreciate them, just shows how great and timeless they are.

[@rudymorganti7155]

You're a young lady but you have a old soul, LOVE IT. Don't see that so much no more. Well done Biss don't change. 💕🇮🇹🇧🇪

[@ThomasTreece-mp8md]

Love to see you swoon! It's the absolute best when you swoon in your reactions! ☺

[@garrison7888]

Soul with a Capital "S:" Produced by Phil Spector and his wall of sound.

[@spikebeans9563]

1964 was a awesome year. That's when I was born lol. Got to grow up hearing the best music that will ever bless us again.

[@OGMaidiac]

I discovered your channel because you reviewed Band Maid. Band Maid has re-ignited my enthusiasm about rock and roll. Now I love how you are going back and listening to the classic songs of the past, songs of my childhood. I hope you and your Dad are well. This song reminds me to stop every once in a while and love my kids just my spending time with them. My eyes tear up almost every time I hear this song but watching your reaction to the song I literally cried. Keep up the good work.❤

[@kennethsaunders7108]

soul and inspiration...will not disappoint

[@jwaldhelm]

You are so cute & precious watching them, I love it. A classic song.

[@richiecabral3602]

I told you this before, but this song was repopularized after it was used in "Top Gun", and the same for the other one you heard, "Unchained Melody", after being in the 90s movie "Ghost". So these tend to be the two songs by them that everyone knows. "Soul and Inspiration" is another good one. Bill Medley, the deep voiced one, also did a duet with Jennifer Warnes for a song specifically made for the soundtrack of the 80s movie "Dirty Dancing" called "I've Had The Time Of My Life", which became a big hit at the time. You should check out the song and the movie. There's actually so much good music in that movie that they released two soundtrack albums. Including a song sung by Patrick Swayze, the actor and star of that movie, called "She's Like The Wind", which I actually love.

[@hardlymovinson9405]

Definitely do this, Bisscute. 🤘

[@lambbone11]

I like how you smile with your eyes when you luv the song

[@BisscuteReacts]

Haha thanks, glad you like it ❤️

[@julianhinojosa9695]

I've watched your reaction to this song many times and doesn't get old. This is my favorite reaction to this song.

[@jerrycampbell-ie8to]

Love watching enjoying music that I too loved listening to...you make me smile when you smile and I get to enjoy the music all over again...

[@ronkrupovich7152]

Soul and Inspiration is a great song by them!

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

You are so awesome in your reactions. As we say here in Texas; Y'all be safe.

[@baron7755]

I love the design and production of the video as well, simple but elegant

[@agent4705]

Bisscute.... you commented about how loud the background sound was .... that was the work of producer Phil Spector ...he created the legendary 'wall of sound' to add fullness to a song. He was also husband to Ronnie Spector who was the lead singer of the group The Ronettes .... their hit song Be My Baby was also produced by Phil has that same 'wall of sound'. If you listen to that song you'll immediately identify it.

[@matthiasnolte3817]

Fun fact: this somg is said to be the most played song on radio stations till 2000. So even more then any Beatles song. Love your vids!!!

[@Andres64B]

I completely agree with you about old music and music of today. Old music was actually about the music. The so-called music of today is more about costume changes and backup dancers and extravagant shows. Music comes secondary.

[@ThistleAndSea]

Nice one, Biscute. Glad that you enjoyed this so much. The Righteous Brothers were the real deal. You might also enjoy Tom Jones doing I'll Never Fall In Love Again live on the Dusty Springfield Show from 1967. Another B&W. Another nice suit. 🙂

[@Kilo80Kilo]

This song has been giving that exact reaction for decades

[@47tooter]

You clapped at the end when it deserved it. You listened without blabbing thru it, Good job.

[@dunringill1747]

Great reaction. Very easy to tell you were enjoying it.

[@frankbolger3969]

Great reaction! This is a very romantic song, brilliantly sung and dramatically staged. There's a reason that it is the most requested song of all time. nThe universality of the sentiment touches everyone.

[@jeffreypatterson9956]

There used to be an elegance to music that's mostly lost in today's music, not completely but there is something missing. It's refreshing to see the look of joyful innocence on your face as you discover something new and wonderful.

[@james-gs9yl]

What is there to say, I’m Scots and this tune was an old tune played at funerals in Scotland a couple of centuries ago

[@jbwhittaker4645]

that was so nice i just seen you fall in love with the music😍😍😍🙂🙂🙂

[@markkassuba8134]

Love watching your reactions and goodness you are so cute 🥰

[@Richardtv1968]

Most played song on the radio in the past century!!!

[@lewistasso8866]

And yes, many of us knew this song WAY BEFORE the movie Top Gun made it popular again in the 80s.

[@philcortor7886]

Watching your eyes light-up & your reaction to this classic music brings " back that lovin' feeling" for a time that is long gone!

[@drsofaking]

The best part of my day today... was watching your face as you fell in love with this music. (as I did long ago) In case you didn't know they are not really brothers. Names are Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Bobby, the high voice passed away a few years ago, but Bill is still performing today. They together owned a little nightclub/restaurant fairly close by to me, and they performed frequently. Another great tune from about the same time (1967) is Groovin, by the Young Rascals. Beautiful song - I fell in love for the first time with my teenage girlfriend, as we listened to this on the radio. I know you'll love it.

[@cajunsushi]

Many I believe would agree that this is one of the best lost love songs in the history of music. After all these decades it still stands in the top level of performances.

[@BisscuteReacts]

It’s beautiful ❤️

[@SuperGrimfandango]

You are pure joy Thank you

[@rizer5795]

Excellent reaction and yes, i agree these singers have a class not seen much nowadays, you looked truly smitten at 3:52 😊😊😊

[@MikeEide]

You have such a lovely "old soul" Biss. Never change. Be yourself, others will adjust.

[@JimFlickinger]

I love your reactions, bisscute! Especially to the musicgrew up with and got to, not just listen to but experience! You're a 60's soul.

[@arnoldcox9128]

Simple and authentic I love it

[@kevin982]

I have seen many of your clips but never have I seen you be so animated.

[@UncleCharlie111x2]

So much style! Wonderful!

[@ericgaudet5488]

Great job with your reaction and thoughts on You Lost That Loving Feeling from The Righteous Brothers . I have heard one of the background Singers is a very young Cher.

[@csadler]

A time when it was -all- about the vocals. There was no hiding then, no dancers, no bling, just the voices.

[@happymethehappyone8300]

This Song Ranked As The MOST Played Song On American Radio & Television In The 20th Century & Charted As #34 On The Rolling Stones Magazine Top 500 Greatest Songs Of ALL Time.

[@JohnHazelwood58]

... this might be the best reaction to this song/video i've seen so far! thanks! it was fun to watch you reacting! :)

[@timbrom]

Love this intelligent and genuine reaction. Just think of the odds against two guys like this meeting and making such incredible music.

[@Trucker231610]

Percy Sledge When a man loves a woman. This song has been covered many times but nobody does it better than Percy.

[@clifton8929]

Bright Angel Miss Bisscute, you shine like the full Moon over the Ocean or Diamonds on Black Velvet when you melt into a song you like. I always enjoy your witty and charming commentary of the music you play. Keep up the good work.

[@wagonmaster1974]

In early May, 1984, my girlfriend and I saw Kenny Rogers, The Gatlin Brothers and The Righteous Brothers art The Barton Coliseum in Little Rock, AR. I knew she liked Kenny Rogers, so I got the tickets as a surprise. To my amazement, she was absolutely twitterpated By Bill Medley, having not heard the music before. She told me if the opportunity arose, she'd leave with him without packing a bag! LOL! I saw the same look in your eyes that she had. Nice review, Cutie.

[@kennethfarrand-collins6405]

Yep! the schoolgirl is back. Starry eyed with a dreamy look, it's like they where singing to just you. The way music was, oh girl to hear such for the first time, I envy you. As always a great reaction.

[@BisscuteReacts]

Thank you

[@73kevdoc]

Loved your reaction. At the 1.05 mark, you were totally engrossed...and then you just gave in to

[@Sirala6]

Thank you for recognizing talent. There's a wealth of stuff in the past, like diamonds waiting to be picked up.

[@jeffreytalayumptewa7238]

I love this reaction! This is one of my favorite songs!

[@vaportrails7943]

3:51 That was a good, real reaction 🥰😘🌹 A guy who can make a woman blush 60 years in the future is pretty impressive. 😄

[@g.gordon8117]

I love your reaction. As someone else said your expression says it all. No computers, auto tune etc. Just pure class and talent. Your right, todays singers are about radio time, and usually are not any good live.

[@BisscuteReacts]

thank you, happy you love the reaction ❤