YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING - RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS | FIRST TIME HEARING *REACTION*

[@Killvoid13]

When people showed their souls instead of selling them.

[@wotanscry1594]

wow!

[@robynalvin6319]

P R E A C H !!!!!!

[@TheLegmann]

Lol. So dramatic 🙄

[@teresayates6016]

Best comment ever!

[@brooksonly7337]

Damn well said!

[@davidhapka5483]

Artists could actually sing back in the day. Imagine that.

[@allensaunders449]

Plenty dtill exist but you would rather pretend you know then search for lots of quality musicians that are out there. Your's is a very cliche comment

[@TheLegmann]

Does whining about it help anything?

[@donkeyslayer4661]

It was the 60s, when rock came of age.

[@randycrocker9459]

What a concept, wow in the 60's they would have said something like, " that was really far out man"... yes, to get on stage and actually have real talent. Cool dude... oh Allen to ur comment I say pppptttt. How cliche is that , oh great searcher..

[@sandyscott1315]

It is a darn good thing! what passes for music today in just awful!

[@thelazyguitarist1628]

A thousand years from now women will still react this way.

[@realcoolbreeze]

That my dear was one of the most played and most popular songs ever recorded in music history. It is a Classic.

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

I definitely see why 😭💗

[@raenellefisher8514]

I heard it was The most played song of the 20th century.

[@davisonmadhouse]

Elvis did a version which sounds like totally different song try giving a reaction to it I thinks it’s better

[@tjohn4398]

AGREED

[@ojivey8273]

After 4 decades of "gangsta rap", I am glad to see young people, of this generation, finally "discovering" artists like the Righteous Brothers. This was a time, not all that long ago, when singers, like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, could actually sing, without any "gimmicks" or "enhancements". They relied on one thing, and one thing alone, which was "talent". No "booty shaking", suggestive lyrics, or foul language were needed. The Righteous Brothers' smooth, melodic vocals, blended perfectly with Phil Specter's, "wall of sound". These factors culminated in an awesome musical style, which literally grabbed you by your heart. This resulted in a dynamic fusion of gospel and rhythm & blues, which we called "Blue Eyed Soul".

[@GIBBO4182]

1:12 that first “but baby” gets absolutely everyone in these reaction videos!!

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Melting hearts for 58 years and counting.

[@sierrasix2003]

50 years from now, this song will still resonate with people!

[@michaelj.pavlinch3975]

That young lady is blue-eyed soul , pure and simple

[@ojivey8273]

After 4 decades of "gangsta rap", I am glad to see young people, of this generation, finally "discovering" artists like the Righteous Brothers. This was a time, not all that long ago, when singers, like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, could actually sing, without any "gimmicks" or "enhancements". They relied on one thing, and one thing alone, which was "talent". No "booty shaking", suggestive lyrics, or foul language were needed. The Righteous Brothers' smooth, melodic vocals, blended perfectly with Phil Specter's, "wall of sound". These factors culminated in an awesome musical style, which literally grabbed you by your heart. This resulted in a dynamic fusion of gospel and rhythm & blues, which we called "Blue Eyed Soul".

[@AliasMark69]

"The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 73 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century. "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" is brilliant. He is the master of the technique and started the trend. 7 notes just to say the word "I".... Their name came when they did a show in a smaller venue and a black man told them…. You two Brothers are Righteous. They created the sound and set the table that all Soul Music fed from for decades to come. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin’ Feelin‘" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

[@wilfbentley6738]

Every woman reacts to "I'd get down on my knees for you, If you'd only love me like you used to do" by melting!

[@kevindoherty6554]

The best song in history. Great duo with flawless harmonies. No autotune needed here!

[@cherylbommarito5569]

This is one of the greatest songs ever recorded. Pure talent. Your reaction was deep and unexpected by you. That’s my favorite response.

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you so much 💗

[@jamesgerron2684]

This was the most played song in the history of radio,it was the bathroom song for DJ's

[@mikedee2412]

NO COMPUTERS... NO SYNTHESIZERS...NO LIP-SYNCING... PURE TALENT AND PURE LIVE VOICE!!!!

[@kumasenlac5504]

The growl that Bill brings to " Baby " is what does it for me - right from the gut.

[@mickeydooley2230]

The way they harmonize and the fact their voices perfectly complement each other is on another level...u needed talent back then, just a voice and a mic...no auto-tune etc etc

[@brianpowell6058]

Phil Spector was all over this song. What a master he was.

[@ojivey8273]

After 4 decades of "gangsta rap", I am glad to see young people, of this generation, finally "discovering" artists like the Righteous Brothers. This was a time, not all that long ago, when singers, like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, could actually sing, without any "gimmicks" or "enhancements". They relied on one thing, and one thing alone, which was "talent". No "booty shaking", suggestive lyrics, or foul language were needed. The Righteous Brothers' smooth, melodic vocals, blended perfectly with Phil Specter's, "wall of sound". These factors culminated in an awesome musical style, which literally grabbed you by your heart. This resulted in a dynamic fusion of gospel and rhythm & blues, which we called "Blue Eyed Soul".

[@larrysmac]

A master of sloppy distortion.

[@tskend8502]

Fun fact: Phil Spector was convicted of murder and died in prison

[@brianpowell6058]

@@tskend8502 Doesn't detract from his genius as an arranger.

[@j20tower]

The most played song of the 20th Century. They made such great music. No autotune. Try Soul and Inspiration by the Righteous Brothers. Sadly Bobby Hatfield left us in 2003. The greatest duo of all time. So glad you like it

[@757optim]

Yep, the song holds a record (or vice versa? : ) that can never be broken.

[@1962losgigantes]

Their most SOULFUL effort! Great suggestion ...

[@randycrocker9459]

Yes they were . 2nd to none, their two great voices blended together as one even greater voice. Not two ego's trying to outscream the other. Ta-da

[@karieb2260]

nope. most played pop/rock song, not most played song.

[@suzanwahlquist3258]

Both the top two songs of soul and heart inspiration and Unchained Melody we're on musically arranged by Phil Spector in the wall of sound that's what he's known for he made all the hits making singers of the late 50s 60s and early seventies and he did a good job at it as you know he's got these two songs by The Righteous Brothers playing on and on for generations and generations so can't put down a good song kind of keep on playing it

[@pamagnolia]

No auto tune no computers, just raw talent!! Lovely reaction Liz! 😊🌹

[@larrysmac]

Dude, what are you talking about? It was a reverb and echo chamber distorted Phil Spector production.

[@thomasmanning829]

That song is or was the most played song EVER. The Righteous Brothers were part of the most amazing musical explosion (era) in the history of the world.

[@oliverpugh4162]

Back when music could be understood and loved those melodies were awesome by the righteous brothers

[@nemeceka]

If you cannot understand the music today, that's your failing. It's perfectly understandable to 99% of Americans. Or maybe you're listening to a foreign station.

[@artartful854]

You said it young lady, the Righteous Brothers were blue eyed soul.

[@jerrykwiatkowski9743]

REAL ! I love watching people’s reactions to hearing them for first time. LOVED yours the best. It’s REAL !

[@sergiomaldonado4827]

The beauty of the lyrics, they were poems, the instrumental performance, strings, tambourines, some bongos in the background and the incomparable voices of these two artists, made this timeless masterpiece, not much technology, like nowadays, explore the 60 ‘s and 70’s as a source of music treasures

[@ojivey8273]

After 4 decades of "gangsta rap", I am glad to see young people, of this generation, finally "discovering" artists like the Righteous Brothers. This was a time, not all that long ago, when singers, like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, could actually sing, without any "gimmicks" or "enhancements". They relied on one thing, and one thing alone, which was "talent". No "booty shaking", suggestive lyrics, or foul language were needed. The Righteous Brothers' smooth, melodic vocals, blended perfectly with Phil Specter's, "wall of sound". These factors culminated in an awesome musical style, which literally grabbed you by your heart. This resulted in a dynamic fusion of gospel and rhythm & blues, which we called "Blue Eyed Soul".

[@squirehobbs6754]

The most listened to song of the last century...

[@SetInStoneNow]

No flash, just heart and soul. That's why this song still blows people away more than 50 years after it was recorded. A true classic. Thanks for posting it.

[@edge1289]

Saw Bobby Hatfield at the old Academy of Music on 14th St in NYC. The show was billed as the “Righteous Brothers” but Bill Medley wasn’t there, when Bobby came out the crowd booed but Bobby was cool, he explained he didn’t mislead the crowd the venue did. Then he proceeded to blow the roof off the place with his voice. Many believe Medley’s voice was more powerful, Bobby was just as powerful and he had more range. Bobby sang all of their songs singing both his and Bill’s parts. The crowd gave him long standing ovations and he came out for 2 encores. No auto tune back then, just pure talent! BTW, you are a gorgeous woman!

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

That’s amazing! And thank you so much 💗💗💗

[@crsounddoctor4937]

Hey Lizzie, The Righteous Brothers hit you with their "Thunder (Bill Medley: Baritone Voice) and Lightning (Bobby Hatfield: High Tenor Voice) & they go perfectly together like "Peanut Butter & Jelly," "Mac & Cheese," "Burgers & Fries," "Rice & Beans," "Shrimp & Grits," "Biscuits & Gravy," etc. You get the picture...These guys brought the HEAT, SOUL & FIRE!!! Loved your reaction too!!!

[@russ4862]

Another wonderful reaction! It seems that these guys' singing appeals to women in every generation. It was a pleasure seeing you discover this song for the first time. Love your reactions! Here's to your next one! 🙏🙂❤

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you 🥺💗

[@John-hc8zx]

No auto tune, just raw talent.

[@Brasshound480]

Decades later and we men still feel like this and women melt to this song.

[@tobyjohnmedicinehorse8784]

I love your reaction to this song!!!!! This is one of the all time best songs that was ever recorded ever!!!!!!!!

[@michaels3067]

👍👍plus, there’s their song ‘Soul and Inspiration’ you’d probably like.

[@tommypauly3249]

Soul and inspiration, all I can say is I'm a man, and it, well no words I could possibly say or even think can describe would do that song justice!!

[@robertswaney6484]

This I love your soft voice and your beautiful eyes. I saw them tearing up to this song. Full of emotion in your eyes. Great reaction

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you 💗🙏🏾

[@bryanperkins4325]

Praying that you are well

[@TheAcworthdude]

One of those Songs that never gets old :)

[@alaskangirl86]

I love watching these songs. I remember watching my Mom and Dad dancing to this song and they even use to dance in the grocery stores when this song would come on in the stores. People use to watch thrm dance til it was done. I miss them so much. Dad passed in 2007 and Mom in 2014...

[@827dusty]

Way back from a tv show appearance in 1965. I was 9 yrs. old. This is still an R&B classic today and will always be. These guys aren't Brothers by Blood, as some think, but their name came from some Black artists that heard them performing in a small venue, and said "Hey, you guys are "Righteous!" meaning cool or soulful. That name stuck. Bill Medley (Deep voice) and Bobby Hatfield (Handsome Blonde guy) started the term "Blue eyed soul." It referred to white Bands or artists that sang, and sounded like the Black performers that sang R&B. These guys were huge in the mid 60s through the 70s. They are in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Great singers.

[@michaeldavis4746]

With their music, so real reaching inside all of us that have experienced a breakup, the pain, the anxiety, and the feelings.

[@patrickn3833]

The Righteous Brothers are the boss!

[@loriezuberka4569]

Life changing music ! It buries itself deep in your soul

[@oneknight55]

This is some serious "Old School." I was just a Pup when this came out. haha. I really enjoyed your reaction. You appreciate what the artists are trying to do, and your delivery of your reaction is just like melting butter. So smooth, and sexy at the same time. Thank you again.

[@felixkmgalanti9064]

WElcome to some Righteous Blue Eyed Soul!

[@ojivey8273]

After 4 decades of "gangsta rap", I am glad to see young people, of this generation, finally "discovering" artists like the Righteous Brothers. This was a time, not all that long ago, when singers, like Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, could actually sing, without any "gimmicks" or "enhancements". They relied on one thing, and one thing alone, which was "talent". No "booty shaking", suggestive lyrics, or foul language were needed. The Righteous Brothers' smooth, melodic vocals, blended perfectly with Phil Specter's, "wall of sound". These factors culminated in an awesome musical style, which literally grabbed you by your heart. This resulted in a dynamic fusion of gospel and rhythm & blues, which we called "Blue Eyed Soul".

[@sontwo3948]

This beautiful girl's reaction is why the world needs more sons like this. Oops! Freudian slip! That was meant to be "songs."

[@TechyMantis]

Knowing how good the song is, is when a much younger generation listens and loves it as if it was brand new in the charts...

[@blondbowler8776]

Watching you get smacked with the original blue-eyed soul is like watching a toddler taking his first taste of chocolate.

[@jerrypadgett2166]

The population exploded in each city where they performed.

[@davidhubbert9445]

So good to hear young people touched by such great music.

[@privateprivate4378]

Lizzie the G., I know this song quite well, but nonetheless it was wonderful to watch your face replete with your undisguised emotions as beautiful as they could be on a beautiful woman that you are. For the guys, its heartening to see that a great song 'gets-through' to someone in the way that it is meant to. It can boost a person's morale. God bless you and all your posted video efforts.

[@tomcat501976]

Wow, I loved your reaction to this great song. I kinda grew up with these great songs. Glad to know people of all ages still appreciate these early songs. Oh and you're cute especially when you're getting into the groove. I just subscribed.

[@johnmignosi2892]

I remember hearing this song when it first came out on WABC radio in Brooklyn NY. Instantly loved it and the violins got me hooked. Thank you for your reaction.

[@CarlosReyes-jy2vu]

those guys were so ahead of their time wow love it.. thanks!

[@rutssy]

Loved your reaction to this classic song!

[@jessicas.2477]

Back in the day, love had soul!

[@vikings94066]

Thank you for appreciating the music from a bygone era. Your emotion is wonderful. God bless you!

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you 💗💗

[@lindaszatkowski321]

One of the best groups and song ever made

[@gregoryeatroff8608]

It's possible that there is a woman who can listen to this song without melting... but I've yet to meet her.

[@DanielFrost21]

Righteous Brothers: "Soul & Inspiration"

[@frankrizzo4460]

Yes I totally agree another great classic song😁

[@keithsteinle747]

You will rarely find people with a voice like the Righteous Brothers. And remember this was back before auto tune and sound effects. They are true singers

[@janawalczuk833]

Your eyes say it all😎

[@dirtydingusmcgee8926]

Jeez I'm 35 and feel old. Classics like this are still everyday for me

[@genegillis2068]

This song was the most played song of the 20th century!

[@halcundiff6886]

Bill Medley has done songs for other movies, like Dirty Dancing and Major League. Watch those two movies and Top Gun. All good movies with great sound tracks.

[@michaelf2160]

dropping panties for 61 years! shoutout to the righteous brothers, true talent

[@T-bone1950]

Carla, the waitress on CHEERS, described that feeling as "the screaming thigh sweats". 😂

[@crashcorrigan9733]

It was just a great time to listen to music. So many good groups. These two were right at the top We got to taking it all for granted back then. Crazy, sad, fun, good times. Thanks for the play.

[@barrykime5580]

Bill has such a great deep voice. Unreal it's so good. These are the two best. Loved your great reaction. I liked your description of thier voices. I think you are awesome.

[@JefferyMalik-e9t]

The very best!!!!!!!!!¡

[@davidbruce5524]

the funny thing is both of them could make their voices go raspy for effect and still hit the note. the word "Great" doesnt do them justice

[@georgegarcia2632]

Li zzie you described the essence of these guys❤

[@judytello4031]

THERES NEVER BEEN A DUET QUIT LIKE THEM !!!!!!!

[@victorduffany7723]

They were such a wonderful duo. It is not hard to imagine they started out using their names. They picked up the name of the 'Righteous Brothers' from deejays as a nick name on the soul stations where they were mainly played. I gotta love em!!

[@victorduffany7723]

@michael scott Funny because that's not what he told me.

[@Juan08135]

Cry it out don't hold it. I love old music I always heard this song but until now I found out who signs it just touches the soul I can't stop listening to it gets me goosebumps and makes a real man cry listen to soul and inspiration will leave you with no words

[@maryannc6313]

If you want to hear Bobby not being soft check out his live solo of Summertime. A couple of lesser known but really good songs are Nobody But You and Substitute.

[@Joskemom]

So cool in this video when Bobby strikes his pose, sitting there like he dont care with his chin on his hand because his babe has lost that loving feeling.

[@user-vm5ud4xw6n]

“Ebb Tide” is also beautiful. Hey, no coming at you here! David Ruffin is awesome! Loved listening to him when he was with the Tempts!

[@leftcoaster67]

Perfect choice for Valentine's Day. :)

[@rubydazzler]

Aren't we lucky that recording was invented so we can still listen to this perfection from when they were in their prime ... it seems weird to be feeling the way we do about two men, one now pretty old and the other has been in the heavenly choir for a long time already. I just love their stuff and when I hear it, I'm still yearning after them like I did when I was a young girl!

[@edhorton2766]

We wouldn't be hearing it if it weren't for KZbin. Thx YT.

[@jsdemonaco]

honestly, I could watch your reactions all day, what a joyful experience. thank you for sharing.

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you so much that means a lot to me 💗🙏🏾

[@vancecounty1]

Okay a beautiful song but this woman has the best voice I've ever heard.

[@AOXOMOXO]

Sweet. If you like that duet with baritone ..I got one for you, from that era...couple of guys and a wall of sound again: The Walker Brothers - "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore"

[@AOXOMOXO]

You might like it.

[@dennystewart3238]

I grew up on that music and am so glad to see your generation discover truly great music.

[@richardpierce7819]

I love that soft sultry voice. You got it goin on .

[@hansvanrijswijk409]

LIZZY , LIZZY , you kill me yesterday , and today again! Your eyes ! Wooowww , AMAZING and so beautiful. I THINK you are a princess. And thanks again , for your wonderful react , to this video.

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Aww thank you 🥺🥺💗

[@billwedeking7831]

This song is probably olde than your parents. Music was magic in those days. Let's pray talent like this comes back. BTW, I love your genuine reactions

[@tracerow]

If a guy sang to me like this, I'm his. That's the x factor right there. I'm gone.

[@jonnyenough1531]

Or is it a guy sings like that has tons of money?

[@tracerow]

@@jonnyenough1531 Nope, just sings like that. Do you have to bring your hang ups here!

[@davidemery8053]

You said they better go off They didn't go off I did, I fell off my chair. and I owe it to you so thanks again Lizzie for putting these high class acts on your channel stay safe please my dear God bless you I pray

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you so much 💗🙏🏾

[@giovanniberkien4314]

Love your authenticity

[@jakesmith1942]

Your reaction is gold thank you

[@Dov_ben-Maccabee]

The MOST requested & played song on American radio stations. A statustician figured it was played more than a million times more than the second place song ( Yesterday by the Beatles ). Figuring that, if you played this song over and over, it would take 37 years to hit that number. What a testament.

[@edbelt8772]

the most beautiful song ive ever heard

[@MsUrbangirl]

You're so beautiful!! Oh, and yes, grewup during this time, they're the BEST. He ain't coming to play!

[@ronmax8262]

I’m always happy after watching your videos, and reminded that people can be such beautiful and kind souls. Songs to maybe consider: The Three Degrees, When Will I See You Again; Al Stewart, Year of the Cat; Don McLean, Castles in the Air; Allison Krauss, When You Say Nothing at All

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

That makes me happy 🥺💗 thank you so much!

[@jeffmorris6105]

Great Song and reaction , and Happy Valentines Day!

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Happy Valentine’s Day 💗

[@constitutionislawofthislan6169]

I'm jealous, you just got to hear that for the first time, ever. It's that special.

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

It really is 😭

[@genegillis2068]

Also, if you enjoyed them, I suggest you listen to Tom Jones singing “I’ll never fall in love again”

[@redryder6523]

Indeed. Tom Jones had an awesome voice back then too.

[@ChicagoDB]

Definitely... Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6ewqWlpj6iXbpo

[@JohnRodriguesPhotographer]

Or Engelbert Humperdinck after the loving

[@rmp7400]

Totally different spirit...i do not advise going from a heaven to tom jones partytown...

[@danjoda755]

Once again I'm impressed! Without the cultural background, you mentioned the word "soul". The Brothers were actually referred to as "blue eyed soul" by the radio dj's of the 1960s. Great job again Liz, love watching your understanding of music grow and deepen as you gave n experience. 😊🥂

[@lizziethegangsterhippie9291]

Thank you very much 💗✨

[@reddevil3387]

I went to a concert in the 60's where the Righteous Brothers were the headliners, and the Beach Boys were fourth group down the list.

[@peterbardason5703]

I hope your not single … your an absolutely wonderful being ..

[@lolamedley8172]

I really loved your reaction! The Righteous Brothers were truly righteous.

[@jscarp15]

Lizzie You wear the song well. Love how it moves you

[@frankensteinlives5451]

Great song. Outstanding vocals. Lots of intensity.