TEEN REACTS to Iconic Righteous Brothers -- Unchained Melody (Live, 1965) for FIRST TIME!

[@karenfindley3791]

You just don’t hear voices like this anymore. No auto-tune or pitch correction, just God given talent.

[@socalpaul487]

"Unchained Melody" was originally written for the little known prison movie, "Unchained" 1955. Originally sung by opera singer Todd Duncan as a prisoner singing for his loved one. No one does it better than Bobby Hatfield.

[@FairHaven-h8s]

She'll "get it" in a few years. Emotions as deep as this song don't come easily. Right now it's just another pretty old song. In 10 years, that beautiful longing will touch her heart.

[@gemini802]

I agree she's a bit young at the moment at 13, nice to see Andy Williams again

[@cyu5251]

It's okay to shed a tear when you hear and see this performance ❤❤❤

[@dougsusie2319]

I was 8 yrs old in 1965 and saw this on The Andy Williams Show. I still say this is the greatest live performance of a song ever. Microphones were like that back then and are probably better than the mics now. Old microphone's are in high demand from many current artist's. I'm not aware of Elvis recording this in 1961. I know he did it right before his death in 1977. Hey dad, make sure you turn your daughter into the greatest and most influential band in history. Ask her if she knows who that is. It would be The Beatles! That should be a must in her music journey. Very smart daughter you have there. Cool kid! Peace ❤❤

[@jules.8443]

I was born in 1965.

[@keithpace-on4nk]

Pink Floyd...by a mile!!

[@rocketsauce5067]

I love how she keeps looking at him to see his reaction with a little smirk.

[@M.E.M.O.10-50]

Shawn, I get tears in my eyes EVERY time I hear this. Beauty can do that to you, and this is beautiful.

[@susancrouthamel760]

I grew up with the Righteous Brothers n got to meet Bill Medley years ago n he loved his fans. This man is Bobby Hatfield tenor n they said his last note many women cant hit it. One of their famous songs that was number 1 for a long time." You've Lost That Loving Feeling " Righteous Brothers were very good friends of Elvis. Elvis did his version of _You've Lost That Loving Feeling. Bobby died years ago but Bill is still singing in his 80's.

[@punkydoodle4774]

Elvis also did Unchained Melody.

[@susancrouthamel760]

@@punkydoodle4774 your right

[@brkaz5864]

Bobby had the voice of an angel. Love that this teen has had an opportunity to hear a voice, a performance without the artifice of today's music.

[@tinakeith5822]

Love the smile that instantly came on her face!!

[@mary-y8x8h]

When this beautiful little girl is grown, and she hears this, she will remember the guy who first introduced her to it, and trust me she will melt. You are making a special memory for her.😊

[@elizabethdumas4147]

This is a masterpiece right up there with the classics. One can listen to it over and over and I do. Will we ever get back the romance and beauty of that era?

[@rickthoma6428]

Awesome performance

[@johnmorris3941]

Marvelous. You two are wonderful.

[@patriciacarr3308]

Love you two together. Her concern for you was adorable! 💕

[@catchall673]

You must be incredibly proud of your daughter. She’s truly impressive and has all the qualities to succeed in whatever path she chooses.

[@DaveIdiens]

I have the same tears and I don’t know why. I am 77 years young and have listened to this many many, many times. Every time I experience the same emotions. Thanks for playing it and you are so blessed to share this with you very bright and beautiful daughter. Nice job dad 👍🏻👏🏻🙏

[@FUBAR1986]

This song and it sound is so wholesomely beautiful anybody who desires to have a pure soul can’t help but cry☮️❤️🙏

[@michaelalexisstallings]

the story is, that his mother was in the. audience, and it was the first time, she saw him preform on a stage

[@timradde4328]

She was. In the blue dress I believe. He was also coming off a head cold. And was afraid he'd not perform well. This will always be his song. No one does it better.

[@manna6618]

That's beautiful.... this was the song from my dad at my mother's funeral when I was a child. Still makes me ball like a girl to this day. X :(

[@thomassmith6232]

Pure voice with no electronic intervention.

[@dky1121]

I'm so surprised by how mature and intelligent Zoe is! Old soul in such a young little lady...Diamond in the rough for sure! Makes me miss my son at her age:)

[@carolynmorrissey1630]

The Righteous Brothers Rock And Roll Heaven is a great song ❤❤❤love you guys' reactions together

[@cptchaotic]

I love how Dad is getting all emotional about the song and looks to Miss Zoey and she just gives him a clinical analysis of the song. He has great control and range and dad looks stunned. 🤣

[@johno1765]

I imagine it would be unusual for someone just hitting the age of self consciousness to react emotionally in front of another person especially if that person is their father.

[@visaman]

That's how I get when I watch the Black Eyed Peas video, My Humps .

[@karencarsley5102]

I loved that you didn’t keep pausing the video.

[@deegomez2089]

And Zoey swooning over a Righteous Brothers song... now that's righteous!! 🎶🎵💚

[@spacefanatic]

Loads of singers have sung this song but none do it better than Bobby Hatfield. The studio version was used in the movie 'Ghost' and was great but this live version is stupendous. He had a cold, his parents were in the audience watching him perform live for the first time and he was sick before he went on. Look at the end when he hits the high notes he does not contort his face like other singers do when they hit a high note. He just bites his lip and smiles as if to say I nailed it.

[@timradde4328]

True.

[@johnparker8588]

It was t the original recording that was used in Ghost. But it was a studio recording.

[@robertwoods3750]

i remember watching this live on t.v. and while my taste ran to groups like the Beatles and the Dave Clark 5, there's was no denying their talent, hope you enjoyed it as much as i did that nite so long ago.

[@jcwelch5603]

First time viewer, Dad truly appreciates great music... tears of Joy are a testament. Zoe, Sweetie, you are soo young... Review this song again in 10 years & I have a feeling Daddy won't be the only one in tears! Let music transcend your soul when U discover how some rare performances will move U to tears as if the edge of heaven is in yur midst. Learn from your Dad & & love yur mom! You're on the right track! Simply adorable!!❤

[@omercormier3849]

Yes a great song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And yes girl, your dad had tears!!!!!!!!!!!

[@jamesjackson2875]

She is so perceptive and smart! Great reaction.

[@brucecronin6396]

When Zoe finds out Dad's a "Softie" !! Love it, love you guys.

[@maryanngarrimone1153]

I was in high school when I watched Bobby sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. As teenagers, we fell in love with these guys. Bobby owns this song, no auto tunes, just pure raw talent. RIP Bobby! We miss hearing your beautiful voice! ❤❤❤❤

[@kevinalbertina136]

"Unchained Melody" has been covered like a zillion times. Several singers had a hit with it in the 1950's...I think the names Al Hibbler and Roy Hamilton come to mind. The Righteous Brothers did do a lot of covers. Bill Medley, the other singer, did a great cover of Old Man River. But it's also amazing at how well they sang together given the complete opposites of their vocals. They are definitely one of my favorite vocal acts from this era and recorded two of the most iconic songs ever in this one and "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'". Both appear in numerous movies.

[@duanelavely5481]

I was a Sr. in H.S. when this song came out. 3 yrs. later I was in Vietnam. This song still brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it.

[@marywhite1427]

Loved watching your childs reaction to your reaction. It was beautiful. Thanks for introducing her to music with meaning.

[@robertcampopiano6001]

Live performance on the “Andy Williams Show” in 1965. Andy Williams is the one in the middle. This was the first time he had performed it on TV. His family was in the audience and he was fighting a bit of a cold. This is when you needed to have talent. Bobby Hatfield was a counter tenor. The song is from a movie from 1955 called “Unchained”. It’s been covered by a lot of singers, but I believe this is considered the definitive version.

[@kaychristensen4394]

One of the most played songs of the 20th Century. ❤❤❤

[@VickiCampbell-1216]

Zoey is so intelligent, observant, and articulate. I love that you both feel this song is beautiful. ❤My mom played this song over and over on her little record player in the early 1970s. I loved your reactions!! Thank you, Zoey and Shawn. ✨✨🧡✨✨

[@shirleybhs9zd6li5i]

Wow Shawn, this version you picked is the best I've heard. He really hits some supersonic high notes. Zoey's reactions are priceless. What a testimony she is of wonderful parents. You are truly blessed. Peace.

[@sandralorenz1796]

The young ones need to experience the music of this era, where singers could actually sing and looked presentable.

[@JMP829]

You have a beautiful daughter! Enjoyed this!

[@reggiefokes6677]

I get chills every time I watch this. ❤

[@bryanCJC2105]

Wow, you and your daughter are just adorable together. You're obviously a fantastic father and it's a joy watching you share great music with her and her reactions are priceless. I'm amazed at how insightful she is about music. Watching her face as she noticed you tearing up almost made me tear up. She wants to share both of you hearing a song for the first time. That's awesome! You guys are a great team and are fun to watch.

[@jackiebinns6205]

So awesome 😂 she will not forget these times keep it up dad ❤

[@anitawright7169]

Bobby Hatfield had such a beautiful voice. If you have not you should check out You've Lost That Loving Feeling. It is absolutely awesome. I love you and your daughter's reactions; you are both so very precious! Thanks for doing this!

[@andyschnell58]

While there is no denying this is an incredible vocal performance, most don't know the story behind the song. In 1954, Alex North was contracted to compose the score for the prison film Unchained (released in 1955). North had a melody he had written in the 1930s and composed and recorded the score when he was asked to write a song based upon the movie's theme. North asked Hy Zaret to write the lyrics. After first refusing, Zaret and North together wrote "Unchained Melody. Zaret refused the producer's request to include the word "unchained" in his lyrics. The song eventually became known as the "Unchained Melody" even though the song does not actually include the word "unchained". Instead, Zaret chose to focus on someone who pines for a lover he has not seen in a "long, lonely time". "Unchained Melody" comes from the film centered on a man who contemplates either escaping from prison to live life on the run or completing his sentence and returning to his wife and family. Knowing this background, the version of this song by Angelina Jordan, at the 2023 Nobel Peace Prize concert truly fits the occasion. Narges Mohammadi was this years' recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Narges was, at the time of this tribute, on a hunger strike while imprisoned in Iran, for being an activist for women's rights. Her two children spoke on her behalf at this event. Most of the performers were Iranian. We know Angelina's grandmother, Mery Zamani, grew up in Iran and was a prodigy for painting and poetry. We can imagine the conversations Mery had with Angelina about Narges. This performance had to be extremely meaningful to Angelina and her family, and I believe Angelina evoked the tremendous emotion of longing love Narges has for her twin children and for all the women in Iran. Here is the link to the performance. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jqnHpnqJn6Z9edEsi=jvy-8yqtMzI5DHHb

[@TroyArchAngel]

Yeap masterpiece performance by Angelina Jordan, right up there with The Righteous Brothers.

[@SteveAckerman-ly3qg]

Great reaction from an adorable father / daughter team! And speaking of family: Further to Andy's comment, Narges' two 17yo twin children had explained moments before Angelina's performance that they hadn't seen their mother in 10 years; her daughter said she couldn't even remember the sound of her mother's voice. Narges' family has suffered greatly outside of prison and in exile in Paris, while their mother/wife suffered in prison.....all on behalf of others. The twins and their father were in the room when Angelina gave her incredibly delicate and moving performance. You owe it to yourselves to give it a listen.

[@rw716]

These father-daughter reaction videos have been so fun to watch! It's nice to see them have such a great time while reacting to different kinds of music. Pretty much everyone knows about this song due to this song being used in the movie called Ghost starring Patrick Swayze, Whoopi Goldberg, and Demi Moore from 1990. Like Andy, I think the performance by Angelina Jordan, a child jazz prodigy who is now 18 years old, was outstanding when she sang this last year where she was asked to perform once again at the Nobel Peace Prize concert. She is the first performer under the age of 18 to be asked back to perform for this prestigious event. Shawn and Zoe, you guys should really check it out!

[@randytaylor1406]

Here is the original from the movie. It's not sung as well as the other versions, but we can get a sense of the emotion near the end of the song. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWKUnneflLGLm5o

[@ronraskind]

Andy that is a phenomenal suggestion. Angelina's version brings a tenderness and emotion that you just don't get from the originals. I highly recommend they react to this.

[@looneygardener]

I love this reaction! So sweet! You two are identical!

[@dennispower5362]

Your daughter is like my granddaughter🎉l had tears☮️🇦🇺❤️❤️🇺🇸🎉

[@susanworkman529]

If you noticed, that tiny Mic had a long cord that was attached to a sound system. All mic's were like that and could be removed from their height adjustable stands, back in the day. Now mic's have batteries inside and that's why they are much larger and don't have cords. The sound is actually better with the old mic's. Its like the difference between listening to music through an electronic device or playing a record on a stereo record player hooked up to speakers. Once you hear the difference you realize the old way was better. The modern way is much more convenient but not better sound wise. Bobby covered this song that was first done in a 1955 prison movie called "Unchained". It was more of a sad and longing for his wife song, sung by a prisoner. After 3 other recordings of the song Bobby turned it into the beautiful, hopeful love song that it is today.. Bobby Hatfield owns this song, it is his forever. Elvis' version of the song was recorded in 1977, on his last album and sung by him at his last concert a few weeks before he died. His version is very good and sung in his style. Bobby's original recording of " Unchained Melody" was a top song on the charts back in '65. This recording was used in the movie "Ghost" ( in the pottery scene and at the end of the movie). Because of this movie the recording got a second life. New generations heard it and it went back onto the charts. "Unchained Melody" is the most covered song, with well over 650+ covers. Now its getting na third life on reaction channels. ...... Your daughter did s good job with her reaction. 👍

[@timr5490]

You 2 together are just precious.

[@foxman1546]

I love seeing young enthusiasm for music from my youth. Great music goes on for generations.

[@philliplewis8006]

Zoe and Shawn, what a great couple together. You both have great comments about Bobby & Righteous Brothers. Keep up your great reactions. Kind regards from peaky blinders country, England, Birmingham.

[@dukemom20]

Shawn, Zoey is a keeper; enjoy every minute you have with her! (Loved her reaction to not only the song, but also to YOUR reaction to the song!!)

[@inthedarkanonymous5625]

You two made ME cry. It brought back wonderful memories of my dad, sitting down beside me on the piano bench, the two of us harmonizing. Bless you for that.

[@stevecausier4299]

And don’t forget, there were NO computers or auto tune back then, just TALENT !

[@Great-Documentaries]

LOL! There were plenty of lip-synchers and fakes back then, and bands like the Monkees and even the Beach Boys used session players to record the music that they weren't TALENTED enough to play themselves. And there are MORE talented singers today than there were in 1965, even if they use technology. And of course computers existed in 1965.

[@timradde4328]

Love this song. You are doing right by your daughter to have her listen to these songs.

[@TerryStrain-f1y]

His mother was in the audience to hear this live for the first time on stage, and he was worried it wouldn't be perfect..... but it was for sure...

[@lisar6510]

❤ great reaction from the two of you!! keep up the good work😊

[@bigdanrog]

Dude. I'm crying.

[@mikemiller3069]

It's funny that you said, "I don't know the dynamics of microphones...", because there are different types of microphones and the most common one is known as a "dynamic microphone". The kind they were using in the video is a "condenser microphone" which operates differently and, though they are often smaller than dynamic mics, they usually have better sound quality. They aren't used much in live performances these days because they are not as rugged as dynamic mics. Condensers are used more in recording studios, along with "ribbon microphones" which are also high sound quality, but more delicate.

[@unknownrider3071]

The microphones back then were smaller because they weren't wireless, so no batteries, transmitters and so on.

[@luvutons411]

Geez...what fabulous duo these two were but Bobby Hadfield's vocals....Wow!! Just supreme..! Great reactions through the song from both of you. If a song effects you in an emotional way then let it out...🎤👍🎶

[@Snaakie83]

Just here to spice up the algorithm a bit, because you two are so refreshing and fun to watch. Zoey, you are intelligent, perceptive and expressive beyond your years. I hope you truly enjoy doing this because your personality really excels via this medium. And Shawn, we're about the same age... and kudos to you, you're doing life the right way. I understand this medium shows just a tiny insight into the people behind a camera, but your parental connection seems so complete... Just keep doing what you two do, people will keep coming back, more will join, more will enjoy. With much regards from the Netherlands!

[@pamstuckey8349]

I ust love that you are doing this together. I will really look forward to seeing more of you two listening together ... when you have time. Your daughter is very perceptive and I appreciate how comfortable she is expressing her thoughts and opinions

[@matthewgoodA1206]

The most classic love song of all time, in my view. And in the eyes of many others.

[@mikeconway9849]

Great reaction!

[@billstapleton1084]

A song and singer from a time when music was pure and honest.

[@johnniekight1879]

Does not get better than this.

[@tammywhite5742]

Loved your reaction!!!

[@allankirk1128]

VOIDRAKER SAYS YES, NICE ONE ❤

[@jealousjelly1]

This was part of the score of a prison movie called Unchained. The singer was a prisoner asking his lady love whether she would wait for him until he was released. That's where the idea of "time moves so slowly" comes in.

[@waltercreighton5460]

Absolutely the best live song ever!

[@BobG127]

This is, I think, the third video I have watched of the two of you. In each one, four things spring to mind. (1) Shawn, you have great taste in music. (2) Zoe (Zoey?), so do you. (3) Zoe, you not only have the fun-loving nature of your dad, but a wisdom and intelligence that bely your age. (4) Above all, the joy the two of you share with one another is infectious; Dad's a great example of a father and Zie's a wonderful, appreciative daughter. The two of you are like a living, breathing Hallmark card. Nothing but positive vibes. Thank you for sharing.

[@LarryLewis-nz1oy]

When I was around the age your daughter we would dance to this in the school gym. We had to take off our shoes so as to not damage the gym floor so they called it a sock-hop.

[@papermoon50]

Awe¡ She was totally enchanted!

[@librarylady13]

🥰🥰🥰 A favorite song! I always need a tissue for it. Zoey should hear "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and "Soul and Inspiration". They have a song called "Rock And Roll Heaven" (1974) that mentions all the singers we had lost at the time of the song.

[@chercee]

The guy in the middle is Andy Williams, the host of the TV show. Glad y'all picked the clip that showed Andy introducing Bill & Bobby. That was a funny bit they did there!

[@robertfindley921]

I believe the announcer is Andy Williams who was an amazing singer in his own right.

[@CharCanuck14]

Andy's "Moon River"

[@visaman]

Andy Williams also discovered the Osmond Brothers.

[@robertbell-ue1wq]

I enjoyed watching Zoey watch her dad tear up. The thing Zoey needs to realize is this was before there was auto-tune and effects they could add to this guys mic.

[@blockklocker]

The line Bill said about he didn’t think it would be a hit was a joke. I read that they both wanted to do it.

[@visaman]

And they did on two episodes of Cheers.

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

Neither thought it would be a hit because originally it was only to be an album track. Hits came from single releases. They both did solos on albums and in shows; Bobby brought it to the studio to be his album solo. After it was recorded, Phil Spector decided to put it on the B-side of the single Hung on You.

[@blockklocker]

@@Aurora-tp3dy Thanks for clearing that up for me. Nice of you. ❤️

[@Aurora-tp3dy]

@@blockklocker You're very welcome.

[@JulieS261]

A great song and not a autotune machine in sight. They definitely don't make songs like this any more.

[@daniellow655]

Love you having your daughter on hope your channel continues to grow.

[@odieboss1417]

This song is in the Movie "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.

[@johnmathieu3430]

Absolutely love the way you and your daughter get on.

[@johnmathieu3430]

Reminds me of myself and my daughters.

[@rcinsley]

Zoe - This version of "Unchained Melody" has melted the hearts of young women for generations! That would include your mother, grandmothers, and great grandmothers. There are more than 500 known cover recordings, including one by Elvis (very close to the end of his short life), but this performance by Bobby Hatfield is widely regarded as the definitive version. The song was written for a 1955 movie called "Unchained," but has been used in other movies -- most notably, the 1990 Oscar-winner "Ghost."

[@teresacartwright5406]

Bill Medley & Bobby Hatfield (RIP) exemplified what was called "blue-eyed soul" back in the day. The song was originally in the 1950's prison escape movie "Unchained". This was filmed live on the Andy Williams show (Andy Williams was also an acclaimed singer). You'd also enjoy "Soul & Inspiration" & their rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone".

[@jamesmorgan9280]

Great reaction video! Thanks!

[@briandundas7173]

You guys are toooooo cute. Subscribed. Thanks for doing this!!!

[@dsscam]

#1 Zoey is the most adorable kid of all time #2 2:17 The "third" one is Andy WIlliams. Surprised Dad had no clue. He recorded 43 albums in his career, of which 15 have been gold-certified and three platinum-certified. He was also nominated for six Grammy Awards. He hosted the Andy Williams Show, a television variety show, from 1962 to 1971, along with numerous TV specials. This performance was on show. The Andy Williams Show won three Emmy Awards. He sold more than 45 million records worldwide, including more than 10 million certified units in the United States. #3 The song reached its heights once again because of the famous love scene in the Oscar-winning movie "Ghost" released in 1990 -which would be a great one for you two to react to

[@virgiliustancu9293]

Many people don't know that he is a singer too. Maybe 90% of the KZbinrs.

[@crpjap]

I think you have to had experienced true love to have strong emotions with this song. Zoey is still a little young to appreciate the emotions but she is very smart and a sweet young lady. Good job dad.

[@zanhar7688]

The original song, sung by Todd Duncan was from the 1955 movie 'Unchained.' Three other singers had hits with it before Bobby Hatfield chose it for a solo starting right back in his high school days. When he recorded it as an album track in 1965, Bill Medley (the other brother) produced it, played piano on it and sang backup. Bobby embellished it with runs and added the octave jump at the end which set his version apart...and is something other singers often try to emulate...not always successfully. The microphone was small because there were no electronics in it... it's simply wired to the amps.

[@neilanderson3313]

if you liked this you'll love their harmonies on you've lost that loving feeling

[@drk1995]

I remember watching this on the Andy Williams Show in the studio. It was the 2nd song they sang that evening. They finished the 1st while I was eating dinner and, having heard it, wandered into the room just as they assembled for the little joke fest. Bobby was a little out of breath during the routine, and I was struck how quickly he picked up the mike and started singing with no sign of strain or looking breathless. I was too young (13) to fully appreciate the beauty, skill and talent of the song and singer, but I did recognize the song from the actual movie having watched it on either Saturday at the movies or Sunday matinee type shows during the afternoons. The movie version was very very slowly sung by a prisoner with a very bass voice capella The black and white film provided instead a static background between the notes Very somber and the song just ended with no flair. Quite the contrast with the melodic Bobby. I've seen many others react to this song and seeing both your reactions brought back similar times with my daughter making similar memories. May you both look back and recall these times fondly.

[@kerrypapworth1526]

How good was he, just perfection. Hello from Australia.🇦🇺

[@TheClarita1984]

I love your kid, so funny and sweet 😊👍 it's great you share with her so, so great music of all times, that's priceless 👍

[@cptchaotic]

According to Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unchained_Melody Origin of song In 1954, Alex North was contracted to compose the score for the prison film Unchained (released in 1955). North had a melody he had written in the 1930s and composed and recorded the score when he was asked to write a song based upon the movie's theme. North asked Hy Zaret to write the lyrics. After first refusing, Zaret and North together wrote "Unchained Melody." Zaret refused the producer's request to include the word "unchained" in his lyrics. The song eventually became known as the "Unchained Melody" even though the song does not actually include the word "unchained". Instead, Zaret chose to focus on someone who pines for a lover he has not seen in a "long, lonely time". The film centered on a man who contemplates either escaping from prison to live life on the run or completing his sentence and returning to his wife and family. The song has an unusual harmonic device as the bridge ends on the tonic chord rather than the more usual dominant chord. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack and performs an abbreviated version in the film. Playing one of the prisoners, he sings it, accompanied by another prisoner on guitar, while other prisoners listen sadly. With Duncan singing the vocals, the song was nominated in 1956 for 1955's Oscars, but the Best Song award went to the hit song "Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing". William Stirrat, an electrical engineer, claimed to have written the lyrics as a teenager in 1936 under the pen name "Hy Zaret" only to have North use the uncredited words in the 1955 original.The case went to court and the dispute was resolved completely in favor of the real Zaret (the one born Hyman Zaritsky) who continued to receive all royalties.

[@ronnydowdy7432]

Give her a few years and she'll get it. Zoey and Shawn make a great reaction video.

[@tomwhite4736]

The original is by Todd duncan , from the film unchained 1955 .

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

She's so cute enjoying the song 🎶

[@waltshields5483]

This song was special to those of us that were getting ready go to Vietnam.

[@leannehouston2171]

I enjoyed your reaction. This song was written in 1955 for a prison film called "Unchained". Many artist covered this song after the film up to even now but in 1965 when The Righteous Brothers sang it Bobby Hatfield changed it up and made it his song and all artist that has covered it since has used his version. In 1990 third song was in The movie "Ghost" and this song hit the billboard so The Righteous Brothers re-recorded it and both versions 1965 & 1990 were both in the top 20 on the billboard. This made music history. Also they were very good friends with Elvis and Elvis did several of their songs. I agree that GOD gifted Bobby mightily because he could make you feel every word he sang.

[@danalynch8889]

She may not know what melting like butter means but she sure was.

[@BearStar1]

ELVIS ! Is the King of MUSIC !! A Professor Of Music At Harvard University said that Elvis was such an Extremely Gifted Vocalist because he had Vocal Registers normally found only in Professionally, Voice Trained, Opera singers. He closed his article by saying that Elvis could hit Hi ''G '' Notes that would make a Baritone Opera Singer turn Green with Envy ! Consider the Following.: Elvis could and did Sing Bass, Baritone, 2nd Tenor and 1st Tenor. Also, Elvis successfully sang Rockabilly , Rock n' Roll, Jazz, Country, Gospel, Broadway, Blues, And Rhythm and Blues. And Elvis is the only Performer in the History of Recorded Music that is a Member of FIVE Music Halls Of Fame ! Rock 'n Roll , R & B , Rockabilly , Country and Gospel ! Elvis recorded 875 songs! No One else In the History of Recording has ever come close to matching the Versatility, the Vocal Range, and the Number of records Sold over 2.5 Billion Worldwide ! And Elvis holds the record of having the Highest LP Album Sales Worldwide also! 206,800,000 Albums Sold Worldwide !! Elvis gave 1,684 Concerts and over 6,000 Live Performances during his career as a Entertainer Super Star, a astonishing and amazing achievement not surpassed by anyone ! And over 2.5 Billion Records sold Worldwide ! The Highest Selling Single Artist in the History of Recorded Music ! AND the Only Entertainer in the World that is a member of 5 Music Halls of Fame ! Rock 'n Roll, Rockabilly , Country, R & B, and Gospel ! And 21 other Halls of Fame ! That's Why Elvis is the KING of Music !!!