They sound like a choir!! Righteous Brothers- "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" *REACTION*

[@kathyutica]

60's, best decade of music, hands down!

[@juditharrington3502]

blue eyed soul singing baby makin music...my generation...their music never gets old

[@lauracwhitney]

I still get the chills and tears of emotion when I hear the Righteous Brothers. There sound has not been equaled since then. Magical.

[@joannholmes8726]

Heart breaking music... back in the day

[@efw9060]

Your reaction is so honest. We, the 60's, were blessed with talent. It is so much fun to watch you young people as you learn to appreciate the Greatest Decade of music. Now you kind of understand why us Boomers are hard to impress with the music today. Thanks for sharing!

[@patriciaferguson9204]

1964 Sophmore in college. Walking thru the dorm half the radios are playing Righteous Bros. We had the very best music. Lovely to see youngsters appreciating real music.

[@nancyharn1980]

So true. Before MTV, when it was truly only about the music. Don't get me wrong, MTV in it's prime did a lot to get music out there, and I wish more of the 60's and 70's music was videotaped.

[@carolynwoolman3068]

I loved out music. I also love this generation is taking the time to experience our music and hear the beauty of the voices. That says a lot about who these younger kids are. I really like their reactions that our music. Thank you so much for your reaction.

[@deanronson6331]

Speak for yourself. I'm a child of the 60's but never thought that or any other decade had a monopoly on good music. Yours and most other people's problem is that they stop listening to new stuff in their thirties and live in a state of arrested taste development, thinking that the music of their youth was the best.

[@dorothykelley1881]

The 50's too, words you could feel...

[@andrearegan8223]

I am 70 years old and I still love this song. Never get tired of hearing it. I can't think of any singers today with a sound like this

[@archimandritegregory7730]

Music reflects so much of what people experience. I have never seen so much craziness in society as I see today. No wonder so much music is not beautiful but trashy.

[@lauracwhitney]

I am 77 years old and the beauty of the voices of the Righteous Brothers still brings on the tears in my eyes.

[@joannholmes8726]

@@lauracwhitney 72 and tears come to my eyes also.

[@lauracwhitney]

@@joannholmes8726 Thank you for your comment. I think you and I are in very good company for our appreciation of truly beautiful music. Best regards to you and yours.

[@brucewalters8635]

Young folks don't believe us boomers when we say that real talent was everywhere in the 60's and early 70's. In fact 1971 had the most hit songs than any other time in history! BAM! Huh? What's up now?

[@walkofnails2923]

They call it blue-eyed soul ❤❤

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[@theprofessor8589]

Its just soul, no blue eyed stuff, just soul

[@kennethhamby9811]

We lived it live ! , 60s 70s 80s. Grow through those decades ,your changed forever.

[@karenrussell3326]

Us boomers had the best music! These guys were two of the best. I could listen to them all day.

[@davidanderson8469]

Nice to see a young person appreciate real music.

[@tlgarrison8433]

Do you yell, "Get off my lawn!" at the neighborhood kids, too? Today's music is REAL, it's just not OURS. I wish I could play some of the stuff my kids listen to for you. I don't like a lot of it, but it's composed according to strong music theory and well played. Just because you and/or I don't like it doesn't mean it isn't real or good. I remember having the same conversation as a teen with my daddy and granddaddy when they wanted to compare Jimi Hendrix or Mick Jagger to Artie Shaw or Tony Bennett. I'm happy these younger folks are exploring older genres, but nothing will cut off the interest and conversation faster than being condescending.

[@sheilalarkin1291]

Natural raw talent. I miss those days.

[@richardkawucha1232]

You need to realize that there was no auto-tune, back then, this was pure talent.

[@normcmiller]

It’s not auto tune but this track was produced by Ron Specter using his “wall of sound” technique. Basically it’s a sort of echo chamber with multiple mics all around

[@travisangulo3043]

Amen to that.. music isn’t what it used to be. 40s,50s,60,70s music is where it’s at

[@mitchellhartman6205]

@@normcmiller you mean Phil Spector, Ronnie was his wife and great singer

[@johnjsal]

I don't understand why everyone makes this comment about this (and similar) songs. There was no auto-tune all the way up to the 2000s, it's not anything particular to this time period. Yes, this song is fantastic. Their voices are fantastic. But every single video I see about this song seems to have this requisite "and that was done without auto-tune" comment.

[@normcmiller]

@@mitchellhartman6205 lol….right. Ronnie was the “take me home tonight” chorus lady. Phil was the creep.

[@robertbowles5156]

He popped up like a piece of toast...already buttered no autotune, just talent

[@lauracwhitney]

Wonderful and accurate description. Thank you for that magical comment.

[@deborahnicholas6200]

In a righteous world, soul would, should, have NO colour xxx

[@nmt2k2]

"You never close your eyes anymore when I kiss your lips." Simultaneously the best, and most heartbreaking opening line of any song ever!

[@drendaparfitt7417]

Now this IS real music, not like today. That music made you feel something. Wish today's musicians would do this.

[@melaneyhughes4231]

Blue eyed soul. That's when music was music!

[@bobweber3392]

I'm a 66 y/o white man from the South, I also grew up with Motown along with all the white entertainers. Motown music was also made from heaven, music today from black entertainers is so sad to hear, they have no idea what real music is. Music from the 60's was beyond good, it was magical.

[@Onewithsource888]

@@bobweber3392 I agree . Music from that time had love and soul. Even the Anglos had soul. To be honest one black brother back in the day could sing like these 2 . Today's music is trash because record companies make singers sing garbage for $$$$ to corrupt the minds and souls of the young. Bring back that loving feeling.

[@Cheryltwin2012]

Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were indeed meant to sing together. They complement each other perfectly. This was a great time for music with a lot of talented bands and singers doing their thing. We were the ones who benefitted. Love your reaction! There are a lot of young people who don't think good music existed before their time. Rest in peace, Bobby Hatfield! If there's a rock 'n roll Heaven, I know you're in the band!

[@davidanderson8469]

Bobby would still be with us if...

[@brad8386]

I know. 😔 My wife spoke with his cousin not long after he passed. It is astonishing that he continued to sing so well, even getting better and reaching his highest notes as he got older, considering how he disregarded his health. I wish he could witness the rebirth of passionate interest in his and Bill Medley's music with entirely new generations of people. I'm sure he would have been deeply touched as he loved to sing and was very proud of this song in particular. RIP Bobby Hatfield.

[@Nimion2]

Straight up talent. No auto tune, just belting it out with raw emotion.

[@irenebrice133]

Exactly!!!

[@tcmw779]

You're getting it, Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley were a couple of the best singers of that era. I'm 63 and grew up in the 60's, 70's so those guys were flat out great.

[@PamelaProPeace]

When I first heard this song 50 years ago (!) it gave me chills. It still gives me chills today and it is lovely to see Greg and today's young generation, feeling it too. 💕

[@trudywolfe2795]

This was the most requested and played song of the 20th century.

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[@kathleenferguson3296]

Yes, it was. Any wonder? My music partner calls it "aural sex". Women went crazy for these voices!

[@irenelopez3390]

This song never gets old❤

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[@irenelopez3390]

Yippee!

[@pamz3085]

I love your reaction and thank you for appreciating music from my time.

[@1cmnsents]

These WERE the days when singers were ACTUALLY singers. Instead of all this SCREAMING out your lungs and calling it singing. Before all the audio adjustments are made in the recording studio. KAREN CARPENTER is definitely THE BEST FEMALE VOCALS of her time. The absolute clarity and range is still not matched today.... WITH NO YELLING OR SCREAMING she still gets it done. I have to say...... its FANTASTIC that you are taking the time to put these type of talents back into the light where it belongs... THANK YOU!!!!!!

[@edwardpate6128]

I feel blessed to have grown up in the 60's and 70's when it seemed we had just such a wealth of talent like this! Also this was a key musical element in the original Top Gun in 1986 giving it a whole new popularity.

[@Prozak63]

Amen!

[@jennyhagemann5159]

You are ABSOLUTELY right!!! How blessed we were!!!

[@bobroberts2581]

The original Top Gun was a short story, so no, this wasn’t in the original Top Gun. Do you mean this was in the movie stolen from the author, leading to the movie makers being sued as the uncreative thieving hacks that they were?

[@Prozak63]

@@bobroberts2581 The movie "Top Gun" from 86 was the original and not a short story. The lawsuit strictly deals with the new "Maverick" release. And the comment was simply about talent we grew up with...not a movie itself.

[@brightlight7293]

When the music had meaning and love songs were about love not fly bye night sex!!

[@vanessademello852]

grew up with the righteous Brothers and they just harmonized the heck out of whatever they sang!! LUVED them so much!! Rest in Peace, Bobby Hatfield, you are so missed........

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[@johnclements5416]

So sad that they would play Vegas and end in a hotel room alone and lonely. Bobby's voice was amazing and I am happy that I was able to see them .

[@irenebrice133]

@@johnclements5416 Both had amazing voices, Bill's sexy baritone gives my goosebumps and Bobby's tenor voice as smooth as ice cream.

[@barbarawilliams9573]

Glad to hear your generation appreciating the music of my youth!

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[@patriciamurashige6879]

I’m a Asian woman and your reaction matched mine’s exactly!! I had to giggle because I felt you were feeling the same feelings like me💕💕💕🥰. This is how women reacted to the righteous brothers in the 60s!! That when I knew them!! So just watching you reacting to them is a treat!! I appreciate you appreciating them!!

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[@JoJo-hl4tz]

I totally agree...

[@cheryld1710]

We had the best music and the best cars.

[@kencosmooth5317]

Its ridiculous how well these two could sing .amazing. truly amazing. What a tune aswell

[@kumasenlac5504]

4:33 Two voices, perfectly pitched, coming in together to the split-second, in the dark...Magical !

[@susanh5786]

Absolutely! Those guys were born to sing!

[@eileenbussey6926]

Best music ever was through the 50’s n 60’s. Nothing else compares.

[@AndreaD-t3l]

😢my momma and daddies song 😢 I miss them thank you for this !!

[@floydhollington2821]

I am 69 going on 70 I believe we had the purest singing. When we first heard these guys you know who we thought it was at first.😂 But when we saw them it was not expected and them singing heightened the feelings and moved me(us) to to tears and imitate them. Blue eyed soul is everybody's music. Yes to Tom Jones, Hall and Oates, Dusty Springfield and so many more in NYC on Cousin Brucees' WABC...shout out to all that are still here❤

[@barbaramarkland7441]

I would go BACK AND DO ALL OVER AGAIN LOVED ALL THE GREATS. ANITA BAKER...DOESN'T GET NOTICED. LOVE. FROM THIS OLD BROAD.😚💕

[@sjames1955]

For decades this song held the record for most airplay in the US. I don't know if it still does. A masterpiece.

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[@kimkelly5512]

It still does have the record!!!!!

[@Sam-lx9sc]

Number one song played of the 20th century👍

[@irenebrice133]

It was re-released in the 80's when Top Gun used the song just like the re-release of Unchained Melody when used in Ghost in 1990. Their music never gets old.

[@alrightbal9190]

It did until 2019 when Every Breath You Take passed them. But what an historical accomplishment they did! It's also in the Library of Congress!

[@GwenByrd-d4k]

Im so glad i was born in 1955 and got to enjoy all the good music from back in the day.

[@rond4690]

This was the most played song - by the Righteous Brothers - on American radio in the 20th century with over 8.1 million plays.

[@brianpowell6058]

By anybody. It is what used to be known as baby making music. Blue-eyed soul. Others of there songs include, "Soul and Inspiration" "I Just Wanna Make Love To You" "Ebb Tide" "Unchained Melody" "Rock And Roll Heaven" and a whole lot more. If you go down the Righteous Brothers rabbit hole, you will not be disappointed.

[@rodneypaul3035]

The Everly Brothers were another duo like these guys. The Harmonies are unmatched. "Let it be me"

[@rebapuck5061]

Especially the reunion at the Albert Hall.

[@stj971]

Temptation, the best w back up singers

[@auapplemac1976]

And the were really brothers.

[@user-or1ye3iz6d]

They were the first concert I ever went to ❤️

[@TheTrwebster]

"On The Wings of A Nightingale"

[@yankeetherebel]

The Righteous Brothers had a whole lotta soul.

[@lisajames3359]

This just blows me away every time I hear it.

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[@johnwinton2209]

Sung live... what you hear is what you get. Amazing. It puts many of the singers today in the darkest of shade.

[@dawnmanzetti1633]

So lucky to have grown up with this caliber of talent performances -LIVE. Nothing compares today

[@debbers]

Yes, we are the favored ones the ones, the ones born in the fifties, that got to experience it all as it happened, so although you will never know these artists the way that we do you can get an idea of why we loved it so much and still do! It was a magical time for music because you really had to have talent and these two fellas had loads of it! I was so happy to see your reaction for about the fifth time now and I enjoy your reaction very much, I can tell it is an honest appraisal of the song. It was great sitting in with you again. Thank you as always!

[@judypyle6336]

Love the Righteous Brothers! Two great voices that made my teen years so good.

[@Moctipotili1]

Watching them sing this song, I feel this is proof that the harmony between two people is far greater than just the sum of the two.This is musical creation, raw and natural. Like Pete and Bas slinging bars together, very eye-opening.

[@shooshoo9366]

Yes indeed all that music was my generation! Best music of all times!

[@trishdaniel6196]

Greg, they just don't make music like this anymore!!! So happy you have drove into the oddies!! This is what I grew up with!!!! This is when music was music!!!!!!

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[@cmhazard7242]

I love your reaction to this...their voices are amazing.

[@Jettingred4]

As a teenager of 60’s and 70’s I want to thank you for playing the “ Boomers” music. There are so many fabulous singers out there just waiting on you to hear them and us to go back in timeTY Listen to Sam Cooke song “You send me” or Jim Croce’s “ Bad Leroy Brown” or “Time in a Bottle” you will love both of those artists! Anything by The Beach Boys is HUGE! Your membership will start to skyrocket!

[@wandalewis5097]

Yes we grew up in a great music era. So much talent back then. No gimmicks just pure talent Soul And Inspiration is Beautiful and UnChained Melody

[@johnhall4436]

This song was produced by Phil Spector who created the "Wall of Sound". It was a world-changing recording technique that involved meticulous multi-tracking, sometimes with various instruments playing the same melody, until a simple pop song achieved symphonic saturation. The results were oceanic.

[@stephenmaher4107]

This is what I grew up with pure

[@LetItBeSummer-1]

I never tire of this old song! Thx Greg ❤

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[@wendyroman4944]

This the music I grew up with. So glad it still brings wonder and surprise. Your smile says it all. 🌹

[@paulr.3220]

Those of us that grew up with this music get such a kick out of a younger generation discovering and appreciating it too, Great reaction.

[@MaeMae-vg8wo]

The Righteous Brothers were my favorite duo when I was a teen. I am 77 and still love listening to them. That was all natural talent.

[@username178able]

I love love his reaction… I get the chills every time I hear this, so fabulous; they were, still are the greatest!

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[@denniscole173]

Bobby Hatfield was a generational talent, such a voice.

[@dianemiller8969]

Love Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley (Blue-Eyed) Soul sound!!! I grew up listening to these two beautiful "soul" singers!! Great reaction to them!!!

[@diannecardenas9866]

A few tidbits. This was called blue eyed soul, Cher was one of the back up singers and this was the most played song in the 20th century. Never get tired of hearing them sing.

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[@WoodGuy]

Great reaction, Greg, you're spot on with your comment about the music I grew up listening to, it was true singers and true musicians, raw talent, no gimmicks, no computer assists.

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[@Lynn705Hal]

They also sang Soul and Inspiration, Unchained Melody, Rock and Roll Heaven. 👍 Great reaction. Thx.

[@mikemccauley3487]

^^^^^^^^. THIS!!!!

[@donnabruhn6907]

This is my favorite though, hits me hard

[@LindaLandry79]

I was 17 and they were only 8 yrs older and what fantastic talent, professionalism and class. Thanks Bobby and Bill you did yourself proud and left us with wonderful memories.

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[@waynewilson1278]

I was 8 or 9 when this song came out on the radio, and even then we knew these guys were special! They put so much feeling into their music. Motown was huge back then, and everyone thought they were a black group until they made some TV appearances. Some of the best music of that decade! There was a lot of crap music back then, too. This was top shelf A number one music.

[@wilfbentley6738]

The ladies all melt at the line: "Baby, baby, I'd get down on my knees for you. If you'd only love me, like you used to do." Somewhere, there's a Righteous Bros recording with a very young Cher among the backup singers (I think it was Soul and Inspiration, but not sure).

[@michaelesgro9506]

No, you're right...she's back there to the left, reportedly just over Bobby's head. She was/is kind of tall, so some of the singers are on a riser and she and a few others are on the floor, not sure why they staged/blocked it out it this way for tv but I will assume aesthetics, height whatever. EDIT: I just went to look up some information. If you are interested there is a site called song facts and they discuss the richness of this production, you know the Phil Spector "Wall of Sound" phenomena. They worked their asses off getting this song down in the studio, the brothers and Spector and it sure paid off in every conceivable way. I mean these guys could sing their asses off just in front of mic, as the youtuber is saying, they didnt need the fancy shit....BUT Spector was pretty fancy in his production techniques and innovations (slight echo, vocalists wearing headphones/monitors to get them out of their comfort zone and meld with the other musicians, etc) I don't want to write a book here, you can read the fascinating stuff yourself if you care to and I'll just add that Cher is most prominent in the end chorus of the popular recording of this song which is the traditional ABABCB format verse, chorus, verse, chorus, bridge (Spector came up with that call and response idea, so he must get some props!!! a friggin maniac apparently but something of a genius really), chorus and, although difficult to separate in the track, Glen Campbell is the guitarist for this session.

[@maryannturton9830]

1 lady melting right here!🎙💋🙋‍♀️

[@barbaraletourneau1130]

yep

[@marlenereeves5481]

I had to make my boyfriend melt to know the truth. I was not cheating. I sent him a letter with that verse "Baby, baby, I'd get down on my knees for you. If you would only love like you used to do." He finally realized he was wrong & apologized. I hope he missed me like I missed him. I got him back though.

[@eclecticexplorer7828]

Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were originally singing in different groups. There was one musician who spent time playing in both groups, and it was at his suggestion that the two came together. So if it weren't for Barry RIllera, this is a duet we likely would never have heard. Thank you, Barry, wherever you are.

[@alrightbal9190]

Yes, your so right and I don't think Barry ever really got much credit for that fact. Barry sadly passed away just a few years ago. What a great friend he was to those two but especially Bobby.

[@catbach8525]

I feel very sorry for you young people who grew up without orchestra and choir in your schools....I grew up with this real music...Keep listening and keep learning....So many beautiful sounds to hear and learn...

[@richardellsworth840]

I'm 74, grew up with this stuff and fell in love e with everyone. Loved your reactions. Nothin like that pure voice. Like mister Nat King Cole, that man could sing.

[@krpurple2678]

It makes me feel so nostalgic like I'm back in my parents home when I was young and it's playing on dad's transistor radio 😢

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[@GivePeaceAChance12]

Always loved listen to the Righteous Brothers!! Gives me great memories and goosebumps!!

[@larryparker8677]

You gave a great reaction. Keep up the good work.

[@richarddolan6077]

you know real music and your young this was my time and i am glad you like it

[@jennyhagemann5159]

You are witnessing the greatest music in history!!! I am blessed to have grown up with this music. Never will be music like this ever again!!!

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[@BarbaraBurton-zs7tn]

Never say never! Things come back around. 😂❤❤❤❤

[@kathleenryan9416]

We are so lucky that videos were recorded at that time, we would have missed the visual of such beautiful voices

[@frankieduncan3253]

That's the sound of women's hearts melting

[@Brenda-l8j6f]

My heart is pounding. Born in 1960 and I still have to hold my breath a little.❤️❤️

[@lizzymoore54]

I grew up during a time when school systems actually taught the arts. From orchestra, bass, violin, piano, drums saxophone, ( just about any instrument ), to choir and singing the scales alone, ( A Capella ) while someone played piano to learning and perfecting song, to performing for parents and the community. You had to be on key or you didn’t qualify. The community provided the money for the instruments that the students played, and they were allowed to take instruments home to practice. Art classes discovered many true artist, who have gone on to become famous because they were taught how to draw, paint and sculpt. We need to go back to these days so children can explore their interests and abilities; not just for band to play during a football game. ( but at least there is this for those interested in instruments ). Everything was LIVE. Great review. 😊

[@johnc3617]

The lyrics, the melody, the harmony, the Phil Spector production. Masterful. Gives me goose bumps.

[@mindyalderman8865]

I saw them and the carpenters in one show in Tahoe back in 1975 or 76. It was so impressive. Will always remember the proformances.

[@fredericksharon7494]

I was born in 46 and I remember dancing with the girls with their head on my shoulder... smelling ivory soap from washing their face... and yes one song after another...

[@tiacalhoun3841]

Oooooh, I’ve been waiting for ur reaction to this one!!!!!! Those boys can sang!!!!!!!

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[@pamelachristie5570]

I get such a kick out of watching younger generations discover 60s music for the first time! Y'all are just as blown away by it as we were when i t first appeared. Our parents used to hate it, but now that most of them are gone, I can safely say that when it comes to great music, all the generations (who are left) are in perfect agreement. Thanks for this!

[@philipr1567]

I think it is impossible for anyone who wasn't listening to pop/rock/soul in the 1960s to understand the impact of Phil Spector and the Wall of Sound. The Righteous Brothers, Tina Turner, and the all-female singing groups didn't just blaze a trail, they blasted it.

[@shadowplay-y5g]

they are smooth, im 75 never heard better

[@danastearns7939]

Again, a live performance on TV before auto-tune or other computer assist gimmicks. Just talent. The harmony between the baritone and high tenor is just amazing. They were referred to as "Blue-eyed Soul" as evidenced by their soulful singing. Us ladies of the 60's were serenaded by men whom respected us and weren't afraid to put their emotions into words. Talent of the magnitude can't be found today. And, these guys weren't the only ones! Every solo artist, duet, group recorded songs that were soft to the ers and pierced the hearts of us ladies. Intentionally. Not impressed with much nowadays- the standards were set too high "back in the day".

[@michele-kt]

Their voices touch your soul! Beautiful, raw talent.

[@Halloween111]

These are men singing to a woman, not about her. Some 60 years gone, they are still captivating. How many of today's artists will be able to say that in 60 years?

[@irenebrice133]

Absolutely amazing voices. I was able to see them in concert when I was young and WOW could they sing their asses off. There is nothing like real talent.

[@bryanCJC2105]

One of the epic performances one of the most popular songs of all time. This is what was called "Blue Eyed Soul". They weren't actual brothers and their name came from a night when they were performing at a marine base back when they were unknown and several of the Black servicemen said they were "righteous". Btw 17 year old Cher was one of the backup singers.

[@steve55sogood16]

...but can you spot her? 🙃

[@bryanCJC2105]

@@steve55sogood16 I saw a video once where she was highlighted. She's somewhere on the left side. I can't remember which one she is.

[@steve55sogood16]

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[@SuddenUpdraft]

It’s so fun to see young people appreciating this old music.

[@terrigabriel582]

Exactly ❤️ ...Try "Soul and Inspiration " by them....Goosebumps 😲

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[@dorothykelley1881]

We had the real deal back in the day, classy...

[@jasonmarquis7586]

I love watching people hear this song for the first time. Such an iconic song. I have a recommendation (nothing like Righteous Brothers) that nobody else has had the testicular fortitude to play, but it’s a powerful song by an extremely influential band. ‘Tin Omen’ by Skinny Puppy. It’s an 80s song but it’s just as relevant today as it was 35ish years ago.

[@michaelesgro9506]

OMG, that is really out of left field my friend!!! LOL. But I have to agree, I really love me some Skinny Puppy. Wow, have not heard that in literal decades. Thank you so much, going to go into/re-visit that right now!!

[@jasonmarquis7586]

@@michaelesgro9506 normally I make recommendations that fit with the video that’s playing, but I’d rarely get to recommend anything Industrial if I waited for a similar song. 😎

[@michaelesgro9506]

@@jasonmarquis7586 LOL yeah, at best you could possibly bridge to industrial in a way. For example, I have seen many of these reactors doing Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt", I mean like prolifically the same way all of them just must do Righteous Bros (this one and Unchained Melody). So you have a 9 Inch Nails song and maybe can somehow get to Skinny Puppy, close as you maybe can get? Hey, this gives me an idea of a kind of 6 degrees of separation musical game LOL. Please connect Patsy Cline to The Sex Pistols. ha ha

[@jasonmarquis7586]

@@michaelesgro9506 😂😂😂 Heck yeah, that game’s got merit. There’s a few socially accepted Industrial bands, although NIN is the only one that comes to mind.

[@jasonmarquis7586]

@@michaelesgro9506 the band that I’d really like to see a reaction to is GWAR, but that’s never going to happen.

[@jonathancadorin9714]

That’s why this was the most played song of the 20th century. Just pure magic!!

[@jamesibz]

That awful gut wrenching feeling of coming out of a relationship hits hard whatever the era

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[@sylviabenson6523]

My all time favourite song. Amazing voices, no auto tune, no effort!!

[@sandralorenz1796]

It is good to see you youngsters appreciate the music I grew up with. These young men were very talented. They also dressed for the occasion, as did the audience. My generation had the greatest music.

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[@username178able]

Just love your reaction… amazing singers, you add to the spectacular talent of these fab singers!

[@chilsonsire5756]

Please check out the Righteous Brothers on the Andy Williams Show 1965. The song is called Unchained Melody... and it's actually a solo live performance sung by Bobby Hatfield. Often praised as the most finest male vocal performance ever recorded.

[@bonnielee78]

Yes, please do their Unchained Melody live performance. There is an amazing video where Andy Williams introduces The Righteous Brothers and you get to see a bit of their personalities when talking to Andy. I also agree that the performance is one of the best, if not best live performances ever recorded! It is my favourite version of Unchained Melody.

[@alternateuniverse422]

That version still absolutely gives me chills. There are no words for how amazing Bobby was that night.