The 20th Century's MOST POPULAR SONG! The Righteous Brothers "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"

You've Lost That Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers JAR-ReMix Stereo HiQ Hybrid:
• You've Lost That Lovin...
“YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVIN’ FEELIN’” was found to be the #1 MOST listened to song of the entire 20th Century.
LYRICS…
You never close your eyes anymore when I kiss your lips
And there's no tenderness like before in your fingertips
You're trying hard not to show it
But baby, baby I know it
You lost that lovin' feelin'
Whoa, that lovin' feelin'
You lost that lovin' feelin'
Now it's gone, gone, gone, whoa-oh
Now there's no welcome look in your eyes when I reach for you
And now you're starting to criticize little things I do
It makes me just feel like crying
'Cause baby, something beautiful's dyin'
You lost that lovin ' feelin'
Whoa, that lovin' feelin'
You lost that lovin' feelin'
Now it's gone, gone, gone, whoa-oh
Baby, baby, I'd get down on my knees for you
If you would only love me like you used to do, yeah
We had a love, a love, a love you don't find everyday
So don't, don't, don't, don't let it slip away
Baby, baby, baby, baby
I beg you please, please, please, please
I need your love, need your love
I need your love, I need your love
So bring it on back, so bring it on back
Bring it on back, bring it on back
Bring back that lovin' feelin'
Whoa, that lovin' feelin'
Bring back that lovin' feelin'
'Cause it's gone, gone, gone
And I can't go on, whoa-oh
Bring back that lovin' feelin'
Whoa, that lovin' feelin'
Bring back that lovin' feelin'
'Cause it's gone, gone, gone
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[@jodyethridge2988]

I'm 58. I grew up listening to this stuff. We really did have the best music.

[@Laughingreaper54321]

Im 28 and I agree

[@paulhogan7270]

Amen!!!

[@paulhogan7270]

I'm 69 & the music from the late '50's to early '80's was some of the best ever produced.

[@MrThedoors28]

One of the last generations to find real love as well

[@spencerantoniomarlen-starr3069]

You know what's cool about growing up now when it comes to music though? All of this music still exists, it's not like you can't find it anymore! Plus there is also other music available too. More great music is always better than less.

[@mjpaze3434]

Righteousness!!!!

[@Atlaspower78]

Who else is just here to listen to great songs and watch beautiful ladies swoon

[@ExUSSailor]

Almost 60 years later, they're still making women swoon!

[@mikeat2637]

And remember this is live, with no autotune, no real sound mixing, two-track mono and no added adjustments. Real, professional singers with a command of their melodic talents. There is no one to compare to them, outside of maybe the Everly Brothers, but that's it. It's a shame we don't have that today.

[@mikeat2637]

I was lucky enough to see them a few times, the first at my high school senior prom in 1964, in NYC at Basin Street East. Every prom date in the place was ready to rush the stage, lol. They were an amazing duo, and we haven't anything better since.

[@enlightendbel]

Also have to give cred to the microphones they used. The clarity on those things in both highs and lows is mindblowing.

[@jaytoser5212]

@@enlightendbel Altec Lansing. Normally they were a floor mic, supported on pillows or towels for a choir. only a couple folk could use them as a hand mike. Hell to bring their audio up to concert level.

[@jaytoser5212]

Also, look at the followspot lighting. They wanted to feature each of themselves during every song. I didn't run followspot for this show, but look at how each brother steps out of the light to let the other do solo. Yeah, you don't get that kind of cooperation so each get the spotlight. They were fantastic.

[@BiggerFatterBlog]

Autotune, and the rest of the technology is a very small part of the problem. The music industry in the United States and globally is rigged. For instance, compare, and no talent puppet like Taylor Swift to people like Karen Carpenter, Diana Ross, Linda Ronstadt, Tina Turner, Loretta Lynn, Etta James, etc. you’ll have your answer. The corporate criminal elite were on the music industry and everything else are just trying to put out as much product as they possibly can. These people are the ruling class, and they are the reason why everything, not just music sucks now.

[@lynniereeves2607]

I grew up on Righteous Brothers! They were awesome!

[@andrearegan8223]

After all these years I never get tired of listening to them

[@tomwalker779]

Still melting the ladies 60 years later. And we got to court our girls to this music.

[@porthibs]

In my opinion Bobby Hatfield is one of the best singers we have ever had! RIP legend.

[@andrearegan8223]

Absolutely 💯

[@dannygregory9917]

No one could touch him vocally

[@tracymcardle7395]

Agree with you❤

[@RumRunners64]

No Auto-Tune....just true talent

[@tomwalker779]

The audience would now be at least as old as your grand parents, we had the best music.

[@Ken-dh2te]

These aren't creamy little guys. They are the apex predators of Blue Eyed Soul. Saw them in 1965 in San Diego with the love of my life, Sharon . They blew the place up. At 76. Sharon is still the love of my life.

[@SeanCleverly]

So good to hear your lady is still your lady, in a world where people throw away marriage and love, like it's a used tissue, it's heartening to see some things, like brilliant music and real love, still rock on.

[@mikeholton3914]

clearly you hit the life lotto, congrats to you and your lovely (assuming she must be) bride for being together since before i was born (in 65)

[@r.plante2916]

"Apex predators of Blue Eyed Soul"... well said, brother, you nailed it.

[@maryjanson7223]

Im 70...so glad you youngsters are checking out the music of My Era...BEST ALL THE WAY AROUND

[@kimkelly5512]

The best blue eyed soul duo ever! We lost Bobby in 2003, Bill is still with us.

[@53mandevilla]

Can’t help it…I’m older & im on an emotional crying jag tonight listening & watching these…compared to todays awful world…Bring it On Back People! 😢😢😢

[@anncain2432]

Yes, the world is in scary shape!

[@u4riahsc]

Glad I’m old and won’t be here for the total destruction.

[@lindaroselevin2191]

So true

[@susanhorton9492]

glad to see young people appreciate the songs of 60s

[@markcombs6297]

Kind of song you wish would never end

[@mikedee2412]

YOU YOUNGER GENERATION KIDS NOW CAN HEAR AND SEE SOME OF THE GREATEST VOICES OF MY GENERATION. NO COMPUTERS... NO SYNTHESIZERS...NO LIP-SYNCING... PURE TALENT AND PURE LIVE VOICE!!!!

[@anngcampbellbower4385]

No autotune either.

[@vvoof2601]

THAT EXISTS TODAY TOO MICHAEL, STOP LISTENING TO THE RADIO AND YOU'LL DISCOVER PLENTY OF GREAT MUSIC. ALSO IT'S RIDICULOUS TO SUGGEST THE 60S AND 70S DIDN'T HAVE SYNTHESIZERS OR LIP SYNCING.

[@berkeslaw]

The joy of that gal in the white t-shirt and white headphones was precious.

[@terrim5756]

Still melting the ladies hearts 60 years later!

[@ronhunt9396]

I'm 74years old so I remember it well. AWESOME SONG DUET. GREAT MUSIC BACK IN THE DAY

[@susanhansen1290]

Their voices harmonize and blend so beautifully.

[@darrinleazer6784]

Thats music that comes from the heart and soul

[@DonaldEsmail]

I grew up in the 60's we had the best of all music Motown,rock,blues no feeling in today's noise

[@sandyleewhite]

❤ ******THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS, MELTING WOMEN'S HEARTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS****** ❤ Loved the reactions!

[@williamsummerson1204]

They sure don't make music like this anymore. 🥰

[@andrearegan8223]

So true 👍

[@williamsummerson1204]

Thx.😃

[@vvoof2601]

They do, you aren't going to find it on the radio. Start looking bud.

[@williamsummerson1204]

I haven't listened to the radio in yrs.

[@oscarlebron9088]

What is so great about the music back then was the accompaniment of the instruments in the background. The Righteous Brothers used an orchestra to enhance their music and many musicians then did the same. I grew up listening to the Righteous Brothers and Motown Town R & B and Rock and Roll.

[@lindseybrewer888]

And people wonder why so many babies came along back then! Straight up grinding music! !!

[@eileenbaran7040]

The lights out on them, they begin to sing, lights go on, being seen on television and not what as expected. I read they were booked in Harlem, they were booed and they they began to sing. The crowd loved them ❤️

[@terryhill4732]

That talented Duo makes that song EXPLODE

[@hendrikdebruin4012]

The songs of the era reflected the ethos of that long lost society. Respect. Humility. Steadfastness. Hope. Slow reveals in all aspects of life. Poise and discovery. Today the children at 13 are sated and tired of life. I would burst from my bed every morning filled with wonder and anticipation. Every sound I heard , every person I saw , every word I spoke , every interaction in the classroom and the sport field was a joy. The music contained the same dimensions. I am reminded of that much underrated classic from the Bee Gees - We Must Have Lost The Road. Peace and blessings to everyone.

[@plantpants3746]

So true!

[@MrIluvbutts]

These singers were philandering

[@johnniehall3692]

Well said. I'm 74 and thankful that I lived through the best music of all time. Contrast this with the junk music out today 😮

[@pmccachren]

Powerful song that has never lost its edge, it just gets better.

[@PapaEli-pz8ff]

I was in high school when this aired on Shindig. We had no idea that nearly sixty years later that the impact of the Righteous Brothers would still be so strong. Thanks for the wonderful reactions, young Ladies 🎶

[@u4riahsc]

I would rush home from school to watch Shindig. White go go boots were one thing I save all my babysitting money to buy.

[@hollywoodjoe123]

yes SHINDIG -

[@stevi-h7c]

“Something beautiful is dying” how beautiful is that. Sadly I’ve been on the end of this.

[@MrStickman13579]

What happened to music like this? Everything was so soulful and beautiful back in the day. Now music is like they said. Gone, gone, gone.

[@vvoof2601]

You just only listen to the radio in that case. Good music (on par with this) is rampant. You just haven't been looking in right spots.

[@dianegonzales7345]

When my family moved to Orange county California in 1965, the Righteous Brothers were at the top of the chart. AMAZING 👏

[@jukeofearl]

The Righteous Brothers are the best. I could listen to them sing the phone book.

[@corinareyes6106]

It's about time somebody had the guts to write a song like this, in this day and age. And before people start opening their mouth it doesn't mean just blacks or whites or Hispanics it is a song for everybody. If you have to watch the video again or hear it again do it.

[@jimreilly917]

This day and age songs are sht. This song is 60 years old. Like almost all good “modern “ music.

[@traceyl.rivera1838]

OMYGOODNESS!! YASSS!! REAL voices!!! REAL romantic songs!! ❤

[@debrawucik826]

These were two guys that have enchanted their audience for 5+ decades!

[@JohnSample-h6n]

Their voices are like melting butter.

[@mcpidro]

Holy crap……aside from the awesomeness of the song ……..mad props to whoever edited this ……..it’s a master class.

[@teresacartwright5406]

The late Bobby Hatfield had such a beautiful voice - gone much too soon. Bill Medley sang "I had the Time of My Life" in the move Dirty Dancing. Another of their songs is "Soul & Inspiration" and they were the personification of "blue-eye soul". Thanks to all of you for your comments & reactions.

[@terryeslick5918]

I'm 69 years old. I was alive when these songs came out. THERE WERE A LOT OF GOOD SINGERS BUT VERY FEW WERE GREAT LIKE THEM.

[@pault1964]

He also sung the in the The Last Boy Scout

[@teresacartwright5406]

@@terryeslick5918 - I'm 68 and I too remember when these "oldies" were "newies". I haven't listened to top 40 radio in many, many years. I guess I'm too old to appreciate most current hit songs.

[@mauriman2210]

Amazing huh! Sang back in the day when auto-tune wasn't even a 'thought' they where especially amazing doing live performances... The Righteous Brothers singing 'Unchained melody' _ OUTSTANDING!!

[@hoagsmash4188]

This was lip-sync'd. Not a live performance.

[@u4riahsc]

They were singing in a club in Orange County, CA and AF marines from the El Toro Marine Corps base were at the club and they stood up after the song was over and yelled, “that’s righteous brothers”. That’s how they got their name. It was at a club that was an AF club and when they first went on stage, they were boo’d, but their singing made all the difference.

[@teamcougars]

Blue eyed soul at its finest ❤❤

[@jjflash1645]

Not only were their voices great with no gimmicks but, singers back then were proud of their given names and didn’t need to change them.

[@jacobskinner3522]

That’s not true at all. If anything, singers without stage names were the rare exception.

[@jjflash1645]

@@jacobskinner3522 Aretha Franklin, Sam Cook, Whitney Houston, James Brown, Elvis Presley, etc. were real names not stage names.

[@jacobskinner3522]

@@jjflash1645 correct. Like I said, there are exceptions. Your implication was that singers using their real name was the norm back then and it certainly wasn’t.

[@wilsoncpuGmail]

Are you joking? The Righteous Brothers? They weren’t brothers, and neither was named “Righteous”!!!!!

[@jjflash1645]

@@wilsoncpuGmail No the weren’t brothers. Righteous Brothers was the name of the group, like the Cadillacs, Drifters, etc., but they kept their real names.

[@waltbarratt200]

They had an argument over who was going to sing which part, (I think they got it spot on) So much talent great reaction 👍🏻

[@doloreskrisky1670]

When Bill was picked to sing the lead, Bobby asked Phil Spector what he was suppose do while Bill sang. Spector's response was "take your money to bank". Spector knew it was going to be a hit.

[@zanhar7688]

The song was written for them by Mann and Weil ... no question of who would sing which part.. Specter (producer) chose to lean it heavily to Bill, which, although a good artistic choice, annoyed both of the 'brothers' because they had always sung equally, even though they would switch off the lead.

[@SEArkaNet]

Universal poetry from the heart never lies...

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

These ladies loved it. It should be guiding light in relationships.

[@carolynsteinecke]

It's all been said. This was going on when I was a child. I'm 65. Still my favorite group. BTW, Cher was 1 of the background singers.

[@rjddurhamnc]

bass/baritone with tenor/countertenor..........real vocal chemistry!!

[@stevemorris6855]

Back then we didn't realise how lucky we were.🇬🇧

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

Songs like this makes me wish that there were still record stores around

[@emefrench8984]

That’s what Ebay, Goodwill, yard sales, etc are for. I gave about 300 albums from the late 60’s through the 80’s to a vintage shop in the mid 2000’s as I was downsizing, getting old, etc. Music from many genres. Regret that decision everyday! Record stores were a great place to hang out back then, ie: browsing or searching though the aisles and rows of records, meeting new people, talking music, purchasing both old and new music, finally finding that album you have been hunting for forever……Good memories!

[@vvoof2601]

Mate, most major cities (even a lot of towns) have record shops. What are you talking about???

[@tomfrankiewicz4030]

@vvoof2601 yeah your right. I was just comparing how things are now compared to when I grew up in the 70s and 80s

[@jeffreyday7533]

Im 65 now and this music was it ,the best 60s ,70s and 80s .brilliant and has kept me feeling great and young ,Wow these were the days.Hey young folks its fantastic you love this music.Please listen to more ,you will feell great as I have through my life.!!!!!

[@maddy7]

Also, don't forget to include the 50s. I am 70 and it's great to see the younger generation is finding music that we grew up to.

[@vvoof2601]

Ah yes survivorship bias at it's finest. Every decade (including the 90s,00,10,20s) had both great and garbage songs.

[@jknox632]

I remember watching my older sister apply her makeup while bopping and swaying to this song. It gave me goosebumps! Fifty- plus years later, it still does.

[@melmajor90]

It's so amazing their voices and there was no auto-tune and they were live people don't realize how music was back in the day

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

MAGNIFICENT!!!!❤❤❤

[@paulallen1656]

Whoever edited this is awesome. I love how you very creatively pieced reactors together.

[@justice4all772]

They gained their name when an African-American Marine shouted out "That was righteous, brothers" at the end of a show.

[@kathleenmenker3853]

I’ll be 80 in May, but 4:45 I never get tired of listening to the music of the “old days”. I still have my record rack with all my 45 RPM records from those days. My kids have promised to keep it in the family. My daughter’s friend gave me a portable record player to play them on. The sound quality is not the best, but the memories are always wonderful!

[@dorothyward3234]

Music was beautiful back doing the 70's and 80's pure clean music. Don't get this anymore. Glad you are enjoying this song. Good reaction!

[@dmmrad54]

This was 1965.

[@vvoof2601]

You just haven't been looking online OR you only listen to the radio. Which is it because modern great music is everywhere.

[@johnwilliamson2276]

I’m 75, this is the music that was always on the radio in my car and on the stereo at home. We just took it for granted. We thought that it would always be there. Then it was gone. So sad. 😮

[@gloriagorley8519]

"GOOSEBUMPS"!!!❤❤

[@sullyb23511]

The way all these women react to that first "baby" just warms my heart.

[@anngcampbellbower4385]

Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley. R.I.P. Bobby Hatfield & hear that pitch in this song gives the goosebumps a run for its money.

[@raymonddavis1370]

I always loved this song when it first came out but was amazed even further when I read that it also contains the first recording by another of my other favorite Icons of all time . I've read that it contains a 16 yo Cher filling in for a backup singer who was MIA. bay-BABY- !

[@jimreilly917]

Trivia from the ole folks….they were at a black soul club in Detroit or Chicago and sang this before it was recorded and went national. They didn’t even have a name. A group of Marines was listening. As they finished, one Marine stood and shouted…that was RIGHTEOUS, brothers. As they say…the rest is history. Just wanna point out…no vocal gimmicks, no sound mixing, no synthesizers or blending Just to VERY TALENTED singers. Soul has no skin color.

[@hoagsmash4188]

They were performing as part of the group "the Paramours", and the "Righteous Brothers" monicre came from that situation at the El Toro Marine base. The clube they played at regularly was in Santa Ana.

[@mlhesler68]

Blue-eyed soul at it's best.

[@malukulessy4670]

I was 16 years old heart for the first time its stil a beautiful song

[@maingate7672]

''Soul and Inspiration'', another great one, with a similar message.

[@cynthiaschultheis1660]

THEY JUST DON'T WRITE LOVE SONGS LIKE THAT THESE DAYS!!!!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👍👍

[@kathybouziane5269]

You've got that right

[@vvoof2601]

Yes they do, stop only listening to the radio and look online. Plenty of great modern tunes.

[@jeanneleier9290]

I feel sorry for the young people of this era, whom are now discovering the music that we grew up with. I’m 75 years old now and songs like these are true classics, so beautiful, so powerful, so pure talent.

[@ed.z.]

RIP. Legendary songwriter and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Cynthia Weil died Thursday night at 82. The two-time Grammy award winner and Academy Award nominee was the pen behind an impressive roster of hits, including “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” by The Righteous Brothers, “Here You Come Again” by Dolly Parton, and “Through the Fire” by Chaka Khan,

[@aztec0112]

Thanks, you single-handedly shot down my belief that women don't know how to write love songs. Well done👍

[@carolynsteinecke]

God rest her.

[@josephsmith9059]

I was 14 yrs back then this is how we fell in Love with our girlfriend I'm 72yrs old now and I still remember My Debbie Lynn Fisher Middle river Jr High School❤❤❤❤

[@catherinelw9365]

Loved your reaction, you commented on his presentation and genes, indicating a sense of aesthetics. RIP, Bobby, you’re forever remembered for this glorious performance.

[@jennifermolina4396]

Beautiful song and group. Love them.

[@auntiemickmysongs556]

Im 60 and people love this oldie music. Xxx

[@zeppelinmexicano]

Why did the world leave all this heart emotion behind and replace it with anger driven trash?

[@sopronunciareglignocchi7255]

Music driven by anger is often the most moving and beautiful. Stop being thick.

[@jefsullivan4059]

Poor me syndrome and political bs

[@allensaunders449]

Plenty of variety in the world like there has always been. The past wasn't wonderful

[@hyacinthlynch843]

Exactly!

[@alanfulcher460]

Angry people in these comments proving your point for you 😂

[@BatbirdRa]

"You've Lost That Loving Feeling" was written by Cyntia Wiel and Barry Mann, a wife and husband songwriting team who were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. As of 2010, the Righteous Brothers' rendition was radio's most-played song of all time, with 14 million airplays to date. 14 MILLION AIRPLAYS!

[@BatbirdRa]

"You've Lost That Loving Feeling" was written by Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil, who have penned many award-winning songs and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. As of 2010, the Righteous Brothers' rendition was radio's most-played song, with 14 million airplays to date.

[@skinny1968]

The smile on the girl in the red bandanna says it all. Priceless

[@bjusticeforever]

I love the reaction to "...I'd get down on my knees for you." Everyone of them lit up!

[@robertclarke8456]

TALENT PURE AND SIMPLE.PURE TALENT.👑👑👑👑

[@tomcartwright7134]

The 1960’s music was the template for much of the great music thereafter. Pop music went off the rails in the 90’s and seemed to degenerate into the 2000’s. Gone are the days when a singer could capture an audience with pure talent. Fireworks, lasers and special effects can never accomplish what these gentlemen did with their voices and presence. Nothing I have heard produced in the last two decades can give me goosebumps. These young people have proven music like this would be welcome on pop music stations.

[@sue08401]

They were lead singers for separate groups and folk back then went to after hour clubs after gigging all night and they got together then. It's how we networked back then.

[@Angelo-kv7qp]

21 years ago my 5 week old grandson died because his heart was not fully developed. This song will always bring tears to this 68 year old man. RIP Anthony Michael ❤

[@bluesky-rb8fn]

Masterful!!!

[@Hawnconservative83]

More like bring back music like this❤❤ I was raised on Elvis and country music but I also loved music from the 50s and 60s when music was about real life and had a lot of soul. Today there are only a few artists that have that same feeling when they sing…James Arthur, NF, Chris Stapleton, Teddy Swims, Benson Boone, Lauren Spencer Smith, Noah Kahan, Morgan Wallen, Ed Sheeran at times, etc. My father every Sunday on his day off would spend his morning with me in the living room spinning me around dancing with my feet on his to his old 45 records. One of my favorite memories of my father which I have only a few of from my childhood and now that he’s gone. We lost him by his own hands after fighting brain cancer back in 2012 and whenever I miss him I turn back to the very music we danced around to.

[@waltermorris5786]

THE EMOTIONAL REACTION OF ALL THESE WOMEN IS FASCINATING....I DONT FEEL ANYTHING.

[@sarahtreanor7137]

Born in 1961. I grew up with this music. I feel like the melody part of music is disappearing. Please bring it back. Love this. And others. Beach Boys.Sam cooke and so on. Tight harmony. ❤❤❤❤

[@petepotaczek5844]

Rip Bobby and Bill the goat duo

[@Batman-wv5ng]

This is the best song in twentieth and twenty first century l was a young kid when I heard it and now am old man still love listening to,

[@michaeld2662]

If you dig this then you’ll love some sweet soul music from Motown artists of the 1960’s. Seek it out.

[@kathleenferguson3296]

Would any man of today express himself like this?

[@juliusfucik4011]

I tried, but was met with feminism 😂

[@oldmansportsog2514]

​@juliusfucik4011 ha me too and I try to play their games and said okay you can take me out then and that pissed them off more and then I just started being the guy on side amd messed around with married women amd they even got possessive so I'm going become a passport bro

[@lawrencewarden2742]

This was music . Singers of past were great.

[@kathycuster1714]

Best song EVER!

[@pieeaterwigan1]

No Autotune, just raw talent

[@jimbickel4001]

I was in 10th grade. There was a Friday Night Dance at the local Catholic Church Rec room, and if we were lucky there might be a Sat Night at school. THIS was one of the songs you wanted to wrap your arms around the girl you were going steady with. Remember Margo?

[@ricardocarvalho1290]

pure voice, no BS! the years of the best music ever.

[@debbieharkness7661]

I'm 69 but watching you ladies, and thinking back to my parents, their marriages worked. Could it be the music and only 3 channels on TV. I wonder!