The Righteous Brothers perform Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductions 2003

[@DavidGlen62]

Bill with his bass/baritone, Bobby with his tenor/countertenor....two amazing voices & it worked. Lovin' Feelin' the most played recording of the century...with all of the great recordings, this was it, the song lovers dreamed of, the heartbreak of someone's first love...it was magic...and a masterwork.

[@janetgallo5720]

The world truly lost an amazing musician when we lost Bobby Hatfield

[@jeanavice7618]

Every time i find out that these very great singers past away i think why not me .??they should be staying alive for ever

[@TheMannSays]

Bill is still alive...

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Janet 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@sunnyskies-md5rk]

Bobby was more than one in a million. There has never been and will never be anyone like him. He is the best.

[@StockholmSweden-nu6hz]

Bobby Hatfield was a drug addict. He was messing around with heroin and it killed him. Waste of a life.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

He was absolutely not an addict, and he definitely wasn't messing around with heroin. Where do you people get this nonsense? He died because he was in very serious need of bypass surgery. That trace amount of cocaine is suspect; no one close to him ever saw him using or under the influence. Now crawl back to Mama's basement ...

[@chakroc]

These two were simply magic together...can't really say any more than that. And as sad as it was that Bobby left us way too soon, I can at least be thankful that he got this moment before he passed.

[@DanHolmes-o9b]

We of course all love when Bobby did his solo Unchained Melody but I was reintroduced to them when his partner Bill Medley sang what became my favorite song from the movie Major League..."40 I find...they were absolutely exceptional as a duo or individually...thank you both, RIP Bobby Hatfield

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

​@@DanHolmes-o9b Love all of Bobby's solos. He was absolutely amazing.

[@janetgallo5720]

Rest in peace Bobby. you were an unbelievable performer. Everything you did was great. Your singing your dancing your jokes your personality. God truly got an angel

[@RBEO22]

Were? Was?

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Janet 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@jerrytetro6482]

My only wish is to go back to that era of music, the innocence, pureness, creative graceful youthfulness of the artist and their artful songs.

[@rjddurhamnc]

So much vocal chemistry!!

[@DC-jx8mp]

Watching this because I watched Top Gun. The talent is just out of this world. And like their performances in the 60s no flash, no shock, no theatrics, no tattoos, just 100% class and talent. What these guys have can't be taught.

[@justsayinfornow5274]

They should have been inducted waaaaay before 2003!! So many great songs.

[@ralphdye451]

2021 THE most dynamic duo EVER! Born in 1948 and had the privilege of hearing it all.

[@dawnaberry8452]

From the Big Band Sound of the 1940's to DooWop an Rhythm and Blues, Rock'nRoll and all else of the '50's and 60's, there will never be another era like this. And there will never be another Righteous Brothers! Bill is still great, and Bobby still lives through his incredible voice.

[@BethLeslie-w8j]

The voices - still magnificent! Ah!

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Beth 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@briansam2524]

They still had that sound, I'm glad they made the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame together (just before Bobby Hatfield passed), it was great to see them perform.

[@dawnaberry8452]

November 5th, 2003

[@Mrs.Patriot]

He was one of the greatest. Didn't just sing, but interpreted and performed, and really knew instinctively how to use his instrument. Wish he were still around. 😥

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@Mrs.Patriot Every song he ever sang, Bobby poured all his heart, soul and emotion into every note. Just look at this one. Just as intense as he always was, putting his whole body as well as his heart into it.

[@julien.4617]

And now Bobby's made it to Rock and Roll Heaven.

[@juvenilehall1979]

I'm a longtime RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS fan - 1962-present. Bobby and Bill - they were the nicest guys and greatest singers - THE BEST DUO IN MUSIC HISTORY IN MY OPINION. I'm 62-years old. I remember many interactions with them throughout their careers ... Bobby would have been 72 years old this coming August 10, 2012. He is sadly missed by us all .... Remember Bobby for 41+ years of great music and his kindness to all of us. Go see Bill - he can still belt the songs out. AWESOME . :)

[@chrisvodka2412]

You are still around?

[@pinkhouse14895]

I know Bill can still belt out those songs !

[@dawnaberry4197]

After all these years. Never miss a note or a beat. They were incredible. Bobby is so missed and loved, always will be.

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Dawn 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@denise1864C]

I've loved these guys all my life ...my heart swells when I hear them sing!

[@terry21651]

Me too. I was just a kid when I first heard them and I know the lyrics to their songs. Amazing!!!!

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Denise 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@jamesvise2099]

This music will never be replicated again. The music of today has no soul or inspiration. Sing it Blue Eyed Soul Brothers.

[@mikedelvesco9553]

Most played song ever on radio stations. True classic

[@ME-uw3ee]

thay had that magical touch to the end , true brother love x

[@audramuth4147]

Those voices are pure gold and silver

[@daleharapat4984]

Boom...shit...most dramatic and incredible performance ever on the RR Hall of Fame...Bill and Bobby, they put their whole soul and heart into it...Wow.

[@getpeko54]

It brought tears to my eyes! So very Great. My thanks to the Righteous Brothers and the writers of this fine song. Rest in peace, Bobby.

[@dawnaberry8452]

Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, the best husband/wife songwriting teams that ever was.

[@barbaral8973]

@@dawnaberry8452 And sadly, Cynthia Weil passed away on June 1, 2023. What a gifted writer she was.

[@spoodlew]

It makes me cry also

[@int53185]

WOW! The most played song of the 20th century. And for good reason. The Brothers are Righteous! RIP Bobby.

[@gregzora2548]

I absolutely love this version . Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, hit it perfect in this one . Sad that Bobby passed away just a few months after this .

[@jfjc5694]

These guys have so much talent. RIP Bobby Hatfield.

[@jfjc5694]

Very much so. (RIP Bobby Hatfield)

[@MrKyleDD]

Bobby Hatfield passed away in November of this same year. I was only ten at the time (i'm now turning 21) but holy cow, do I appreciate these two and thier music. Bobby lives on in the minds of us. Never forget.

[@arautus]

It's a great thing he was inducted before he passed away.

[@maureenl5255]

I'm glad someone as young as you appreciates these wonderful men.

[@patrickgarrity5014]

They still had it in 2003! I then look up when Bobby Hatfield died and realized it was the same year as this performance when they were inducted into to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame! It just shows you really NEVER KNOW when its the last time you will see a performer perform live.

[@johnbagley6942]

😮a CT

[@mattmotchkavitz6485]

Saw them in Denver September, 2003. Incredible concert.

[@grannynanny6604]

So sad

[@DippyHippie]

As a nurse I know cocaine can do that! That’s why I never tried it…why? Bc I know I would have loved it! My brother loved it & he’s dead…..😢

[@ZJ-ne9kn]

I'm glad they got their deserved induction while they were both still with us. Unfortunately, as we all know, the hall has screwed it up several times, and I met Bill last year, great guy.. 👍

[@edward392]

They were an incredible team perfect harmony

[@johnmaruscak5238]

I saw these guys in Vegas. Thirty-five days later Bobby Hatfield passed away. Just like a David Bowie Young Americans concert, I was truly blessed to enjoy the music.

[@meriennelynch4867]

WOW, digging deep within the soul still. Look at his fist as he sings those notes. I am so glad there are people like them that do not give up when they get older.

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello .Merien 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@gailwilson5192]

Had the pleasure of seeing Bill & Bobby in Vegas in 1991. The gold standard of duos.

[@marymichael1211]

Wow! Lucky you.

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Gail 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@plcustodian]

The GREATEST singing duo of ALL TIME!!!

[@gregautryphoto]

One of the GREATEST MOMENTS in the history of the Hall of Fame ~~~ LOVE ~~~

[@DavidGlen62]

I saw them at a 1984 concert opening for Kenny Rogers and was mesmorized. I love all of their songs. In 2003 living in Tampa, they were to appear in Clearwater Fl, and I thought if i dont go,, I'll never see them again. Sadly, Bob died almost a year later. I miss him & Bill.

[@juvenilehall1979]

One of my favorite Bobby Hatfield stories. One night here in San Diego. I was getting autographs and talking to them both. They were at Humphries, an outdoor stage setting. I told Bobby that the women in the crowd always loved it when he would added an extra "Please" when he did his exchange with Bill. So he said "thanks I'll make sure I add it tonight." Watch the "exchange" around 2:45 where Bobby sings, "Please, Please, Please" and adds a smile at the end. Priceless. They were the BEST.

[@eliasbarnes3710]

love it

[@toddsill6230]

Yep

[@marisolcormier9738]

Fantastic!!!🥰

[@Gutslinger]

You think he did that because you told him that years ago?

[@tonykohut4007]

Elias Barnes no

[@smoky3132]

The Righteous Brothers are my Favorite vocal duo. I have been a fan since 1963, It's truly a shame of the passing of Bobby. They will always live on in my heart and mind. Love their music.

[@dawnaberry8452]

Of all the inductees in the Hall of Fame, Bobby and Bill deserved it more than any of the rest, because they were simply the best. Bobby walked in, never missed a beat, never missed a note. That performance was perfection.

[@fishy_dude_1311]

I'm 15 I love this been singing this for a year I'm a tenor...bobby hatfield is my idol

[@spoodlew]

Have you heard Stay with Me yet by Bobby? It's his masterpiece. Also them hosting the Midnight Special from 1974. Bobby is on fire in it. He sings " He aint Heavy, He's My Brother".

[@contessaclara9277]

You've lost that love feeling but not the Righteous Brothers. Incredible voices for an incredible song. Makes you want to weep they sing it so beautifully. LOVE YOU!

[@John-gv2ug]

Talent never fades. Their brilliance will inform future generations what was possible with limited technological enhancement.

[@juvenilehall1979]

35diamondgirl shares the same feelings I have about The Righteous Brothers - their acceptance speeches were so genuine. Bill and Bobby, ever so grateful, thanking everyone involved - leaving no one out. When Bobby thanked "Paul Shaffer, his band and those background singers ".. and then added "mercy" - I thought what a class act. In January, 1962, in my hometown of San Jose, CA they sang at John's Drive-In for the March of Dimes Marathon and were simply fabulous .. 50 years ago !

[@35diamondgirl]

Haven't watched this in a while, but it still brings chills and tears. Bill and Bobby poured their heart and soul into this performance and just killed it, adapting it perfectly to their aging but soulful voices.

[@JOHNWLOUCKS]

had not seen this until now. WOW!!!!

[@cathiehardy5819]

Jean Gilliland So well put.

[@cynthiaward912]

J

[@scoonman]

And the sad part is Bobby passed away just a few months after this performance. At least he got his recognition while he was alive.

[@gregorywilson9322]

I agree with all of you...even the band was " alive " ...

[@rashidashabazz7319]

That was SOOO FLY, the way BOBBY came on...THEY KILLED. IT AGAIN 👏🏿👏🏻👏🏽👏👏🏾👏💯‼️‼️‼️

[@AVCStereo]

That song is a TRUE CLassic for ALL TIME! BLESS YOU DEAR RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS!

[@alancaparas8633]

Bobby still has the same tone and voice and all these years man that’s amazing. Bill still can carry that low tone like no one else!!! These 2 men are responsible with this song and Unchained Melody. In producing sooo many babies.

[@banner74]

That right there is a sound that'll never be duplicated,absolutely RIGHTEOUS,BROTHER!!!

[@guillermonarvaez7542]

They were absolutely the best!

[@channyskywater]

Are you kidding me? They still sing as great as they did in their younger years. I am very impressed. Love this song

[@MichaelBrown-rg8oi]

Sadly Bobby Hatfield (one of the righteous brothers that has the higher voice) died that exact year of 2003...

[@troyelich9307]

About 7 months later in fact.

[@cathiehardy5819]

Michael Brown The smaller one? His name was Bobby Hatfield. Couldn’t you show a little more respect?

[@gregwil694]

Not even close. Silly statement

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@MichaelBrown-rg8oi His name was Bobby Hatfield, one of the greatest singers of all time. Miss him so much.

[@alice2199]

Everytime I hear them sing I cry it takes me back to a good place nothing like today I hate to get up in the morning. But I turn them on and I'm back in the good normal days.

[@flowerpower6403]

Great artists never die they live forever.

[@dilmasouza20]

👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@iveyivey1298]

This is a pure example of talent that is God-given because none of us could ever sing like this but those very few that were gifted it, I'm so grateful they were!

[@OriginalPuro]

"talent" is a bullshit word for hard work and dedication, and it certainly was not "given" by some fantasy figure. Saying someone is "talented" and that it was "given" to them is just disrespectful to the work they put in to reach a certain level of skill.

[@sylviabuck3369]

​@@OriginalPuro i agree completely. bobby studied at the university of california. Thats what i read several times. Regards from germany

[@nancydanise5073]

Great performance they should have been in the ROCK and ROLL HALL OF FAME yrs before this way over due but definitely deserved.Unfortunatly Bobby Hatfield passed away a few myths after thus.I'm just happy he was there.

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Nancy 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@byronmayo9338]

Bless their hearts. Time has taken a toll on their voices. But even so, they could still out perform most men their age. They were just that good.

[@annagraser5088]

They still had it then!!!

[@davidsuminski4243]

Who would have know the world 🌎 would lose Bobby later that year. Without a doubt the best duo ever! Whenever I watch these 2 waves of emotions overcome me. I watched these 2 since the beginning and the memories they made for me will go on forever !

[@Sam-w6m5z]

…………………. Speechless. RIP Bobby✨

[@JennEssa2012]

Bobby always moves to all his vocal deliveries I love it ~ even now he still moves the same way

[@PauloSilva-uk8uj]

Fantástico!

[@FriendM2010]

Lot of miles on those vocal chords... These two are immortal and am I happy to have walked the earth among them ... 👍👍👍

[@dawnaberry8452]

It's the miles on Bobby's vocal chords, as well as smoking that robbed of those high notes. Bobby's style of singing songs like "Summertime" which he sang a lot of, had a lot to do with it. But it makes no difference, because Bobby was still the greatest singer in the world. Just ask bill. Yes, I lost my singing voice from smoking. But I didn't quit until 2 years ago. Regrets, regrets. Bobby, you are so missed.

[@tvhotties7836]

@@dawnaberry8452 is that why Bobby's sounds good again because he quit smoking

[@lugermeister1]

It's Amazing how fast these guy's can put you in a Trance, "No One" has been able to do it since !!

[@knowledgetracker]

I love their voice even more as they aged.

[@odhutch5806]

Just great!

[@pamlamb4406]

I loved Bobby Hatfield when I was young. his voice there will not be another like it no-one will out sing him he was the best of the best RIP Bobby Linda. Pam lamb I live. In australia

[@dawnaberry8452]

Hey. Pam, I know how you feel, I fell in love with Bobby that night in 1965 on Andy Williams show. Trouble is, I never fell out! Bobby was on in a trillion, and this performance proved it.

[@johnrusso9246]

Yes they are older..Not hitting the same notes..But they were the cornerstone of ANY 60's music

[@linedanzer4302]

Blue-eyed soul. Silky smooth and cool. Love these guys!!!

[@lauriejohnson220]

Priceless!!! The best duo Ever!! I was devastated when they split up! At least they finally got back together, but think of all the great songs they could have recorded together! A fan from 10 yrs to 60 yrs old and counting.

[@JennEssa2012]

Wow they performed this in 2003 ~ wish I was there! They've still got it & still best together!

[@debraedstrom-gunn5132]

The greatest singers !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love ♡♡ them !!!

[@janetcaffrey2993]

I COULD CRY WHEN I HEAR THEM,,,,TO THINK THEY WILL NEVER MAKE ANOTHER RECORDING BUT WE STILL CAN ENJOY THEM.

[@orkycathcart6397]

NO MALE DUO EVER ON THE FACE OF THIS PLANET , COULD TIE THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS SHOES !!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Godzillafan1980]

God damn right

[@tugg59]

Simon and Garfunkel could

[@Godzillafan1980]

@@tugg59 nah they're White

[@wyunaboy]

what about air supply?

[@Godzillafan1980]

@@wyunaboy they're good but a little whiney

[@juvenilehall1979]

I am 62-years old - I have heard this song, thousands of times ... thank you to Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil for writing this great song for Bobby and Bill. Yes, I agree with 35diamondgirl - they just nailed this song. Past all the politics and waiting to get into the Hall of Fame, they were fabulous - and gracious. The acceptance speeches - very touching. Bobby Hatfield the Good Lord made only one of him - and he was so special and such a gentleman to us all - as Bill still is. AWESOME ..

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@JackTheAviator You are thinking about "Unchained Melody," It was thought to have been written in 1955, but was act actually written in the Thirty's. Lovin' Feeling was written for them. You can check it out.

[@gloriaherron4582]

@@JackTheAviator Loving Feeling and Soul and Inspiration were both written for The Righteous Brothers by Cynthia Weil and Barry Mann. Have since been covered by so many others, but RB still have the best. No one has come along and done them better. Unchained Melody is probably the song you are thinking of. Bobby covered that song ten years after its release

[@arciefan]

I saw nothing but pure perfection here. Great vocals front and background, great playing , and great mixing!

[@siobhandeguerin9221]

Never gets old. Could listen on repeat all day.

[@aristidesbusettineto424]

Meus Deus que obra prima.

[@gailcline9341]

These guys were awesome I grew up listening to them ! Miss you Bobby RIP ! Nothing like this today music was nice back in the ‘60’s

[@phyllisrogers847]

You could tell that build love Bobby so much they were like brothers he took care of Bobby a lot too and I know he misses him terribly like we all do they'll never be another Righteous Brothers like them to may God bless both of them and rest in peace Bobby

[@dawnaberry4197]

Then why did he trash Bobby in his book?

[@phyllisrogers847]

What did he say in the book about Bobby I did not know this I know he always talked highly about him

[@dawnaberry4197]

@@phyllisrogers847 Phyllis, I didnt mean to bring up this subject but it has always made me angry because I loved Bill. Bobby adored him. Read the book. Bobby's kids were so upset because they looked on Bill as their uncle. Valyn had looked forward to "Uncle Bill" walking her down the aisle. There are so.mane people upset by the things Bill said about Bobby. I think that Bill really did love Bobby as a brother. But I believe that there was a lot of unnecessary jealousy on Bills part. I'm happy that Bill is still alive and singing. I love his tribute to Bobby. I believe it's sincere. Maybe an apology. But whatever was truth, solo or duo, they were amazing. I'm happy that Linda never saw that book.

[@phyllisrogers847]

@@dawnaberry4197 what's the name of the book I would like to read it I don't mind the kids you know if they're mad at their Uncle Bill but he needs to keep his opinions to his self Bobby is the one that made that group by his beautiful voice she was the singer in that group and I love Bill to I Love The Righteous Brothers and always will I mean I have film of them on their TV show and stuff I'm watch where they were inducted in the Hall of Fame you know I just can't believe that bill would say something about Bobby like that and yes Bobby was wrong from getting on that coke I mean that was very bad for his heart and that's probably why he was mad at him but thank you so much you know for the info by would like to know what the name of the book is thank you

[@phyllisrogers847]

@@dawnaberry4197 I guess Bill would be jealous of them he had the looks He could sing He could dance Oh my God so good looking And I'm so glad Linda did not read that book And I know his kids were God I bet they were ticked off

[@ancamg]

Amazing Righteous brothers, great looking and huge voices!

[@paulotomazel6304]

Alguém do Brasil escutando em2022,essa voz linda

[@terezinhatereca6880]

Eu adoro

[@juvenilehall1979]

I remember Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil doing an interview - and they never imagined how popular their song would end up being. The Righteous Brothers went in and made this song a monster hit. I am so glad that they choose this song at their long overdue 2003 Hall of Fame induction. Catch Bill and Bobby on Shindig sing it live - GREAT. Bill's voice, just perfect and Bobby, he hit notes so high, with such ease it made everyone think - nobody, but nobody could sing like that. Both just 24.

[@teresarankin7077]

Yes and Barry and Cynthia said Bobby added those high counter-tenor "please" notes. They said that was of his own doing. That wasn't the way they had written it but loved it. Loved working with such talented artists.

[@Donfrak]

Brings tears to my eyes, it's like Bobby's farewell 😢 they don't make like these two anymore!

[@freedolphin3077]

WONDERFUL to see them perform together once again!

[@Kable-lj4du]

This needs more likes, pure soul and just authentic music.

[@annetterios8472]

Wonderful performance

[@mzkatzeyz5848]

My heart still flutters for these guys. 12-11-2019

[@jillh7403]

Me too in 2020 😍😍

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@jillh7403 2021

[@Billy23201]

These two are amazing. Two voices that are so different and perfect.

[@pinkhouse14895]

RIP Bobby Hatfield you will be missed by many your voice will always live on forever

[@timothyspencer4347]

Best Duet ever, everyone in the 60s and 70s owned their albums. My favorite singers of all time !!

[@hanslindquist4183]

Old gold is forever

[@gailcline9174]

This truly was one of the best duos Back in the ‘60’s they both still sing great After all of these years ! Miss Booby Hatfield their music will forever live on

[@kandylangford5886]

RIP Bobby Hatfield...you are sourly missed...believe me.

[@vs52217]

Sorely.

[@michaelgrandziel701]

Bobby , has women melt with his voice

[@donnamarievalentine1156]

@@michaelgrandziel701 My wedding song - "Unchained Melody"

[@Williamchandler301]

Hello Kandy 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@Williamchandler301]

​@@donnamarievalentine1156Hello Donna 🎉😊,How are you doing?

[@tyleross1986]

This song gives me goosebumps. One of the greatest songs ever. How can they sound this great almost 40 years after the original release of this song? Incredible.

[@timothybessemer7316]

They do sound good don't they?

[@dawnaberry8452]

Because they were Bobby and Bill. They didn't know any other way but to give it all their soul and inspiration/

[@bird10498]

Wow! Shivers and goosebumps! Especially when the lights revealed Bobby. They may have lost a little range but it was still a thrill to see them. That's righteous, brother!

[@ronniebishop2496]

Yes Bill was pitchy but I'll take it. They're so great.

[@stephanieshaw1184]

there will never be a duo to match Bobby and Bill, they put their ALL into their music and performances. they were very popular right after I got married (april 1964) and my husband was sent overseas to Germany and their music helped me get thru the 2 yrs he was gone and still love their music/songs to this day. married a little more than 52 yrs but lost him mid July 2016 and live on my phone watching their videos and listening to the amazing songs and cry along them. RIP Bobby and Bill.

[@stephanieshaw1184]

and I am so glad that Bobby was still here and be able to attend the induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

[@mysticmaverick1]

They were singing together 40 years by this time and they still sound incredible. Bobby can't hit the high note during their exchange, but he is still fantastic, and Bill is wonderful. Together they were magical.

[@thewalkermuseum]

This is probably the greatest rock hall of fame performance in history.

[@stanleycrim]

Allegedly the most played song in AM radio history. Saw that some place on the internet. Probably Wikipedia. And you know you can't put stuff that's not true on the internet.

[@cdub9416]

@@stanleycrim AM or FM?...came out in 1965

[@dawnaberry8452]

It certainly was!

[@ryanorourke701]

This is great, but little richard tutti frutti was unbeatable he was on ANOTHER LEVEL

[@dawnaberry8452]

@@stanleycrim That was according to BMI. Over 8 million plays on radio and TV in the twentieth century. Now counting this century, way over 13million. Pretty good, for two guys from Orange County, Ca. Eh?

[@ladyofwisdom2]

They're older and still killed it. Yes, come through vocals! RIP, Bobby. 💔🙏🏻

[@ericknopf2109]

One of the absolute best songs ever recorded.

[@juvenilehall1979]

Evan hello .... Please see my other comments on Bobby and Bill. I've been a fan since 1963... I've seen them 40-50 times + after that many concerts they get to know and remember the real dedicated fans - I am one of them. This version is a "gem." It is the last "live" recording of this song - which the Rock and Roll HOF asked them to sing. It is a hard song to sing when your 62 years old - but they nailed it. I am glad I was born in 1949, Bobby and Bill - were the BEST !!!!!!!!!

[@gerardvanderzeypen4247]

NO...there will never be two like these great soul brothers again!!!!

[@VinAndFriends]

One of the greatest live performances of any artist ever!

[@Leayeager]

Love these guys. The Baratone leaves me quivering everytime I hear him. OMG the voice is hypnotic.

[@Leayeager]

I still love them.