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@@RNTVBut why? Just the screams. But the audio for their singing still original. You can hear how their live singing rather than audio recording from the album.
👍👍 That does it; I'm not emailing you a picture of me, not after that! Great reaction. Can anyone tell me what the short snippet is at the beginning of all their videos? It sounds familiar like The Bee Gees but I'm not sure I know what it is.
I'm 81 now and was 21 when this first came out. We were so lucky to have been young with this music, Elvis, Righteous Bros, Everly Bros, Tom Jones and soooo many more. They way the world is today, I think us oldies lived in the best of times and definitely had the best music. Love your reactions by the way ❤
You've got a few years on me, but I would agree with most of those you've mentioned. I was never a big fan of Elvis, but my Mom was ALWAYS playing his music, and that could be why I didn't care for him so much. I was just 10 when this came out, but I have a lot of albums from this era. From the late 50s until today, I have 800 vinyl albums, and I told my kids that after I'm gone, if they sell them at a yard sale for $2 each, I will come back and haunt them. 😂😂
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And after that - ua-cam.com/video/ySopatr6AoE/v-deo.htmlsi=d-PzEhfoxGOEfAic This is what happened almost 60 years later, completely by chance! This will blow your minds🤪🙏🏻
Ah yes, blue eyed soul from the 60s. You cannot find a pair that melted more hearts than these guys. Though we lost Bobby, Bill is still out there making music.
Check out the Walker Brothers "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore", "Make It Easy On Yourself", "Walking In The Rain". These were hits of 1965 1966. They were of a similar style to the Righteous Brothers, i.e. Bacharach, Phil Spector, Barry, Greenwich song writing and sound. Of course, these "Brothers groups" all did covers of songs originally sung by Dionne Warwick, Mary Wells, The Ronettes et al in the early 1960s.
An absolute belter of a tune, these types of songs will never ever get old, great reaction as always. Jess with her rosy cheeks says it all haha with these two. Can you please add Russell Howard (British comedian) "Cancer funeral", to your list. Am sure you will love it. :D :)
Soul and Inspiration is another fabulous song by the Righteous Brothers. Had to chuckle at the “clean cut” comment. It’s been said that Bill, prior to his singing days, had a ‘Fonzie’ look. Black leather jacket, greased back hair etc
This was one of my favourite songs during those years. I'm 80 now, and I still only listen to the songs from those years. I'm from Liverpool and, I have read, that this song, was the most listened to/played song, of the 20th century. The music during those early years could be understood, word for word, unlike the present day screeching.
I grew up with this music and music period. I was so lucky. There were so many great singers and groups, and the blue-eyed soul Righteous Brothers were one of the best by far.
In 1960 I was 12. Thus I was a teenager throughout the 1960s. It is difficult to put into words how "brilliant" a time it was. The Righteous Brothers were right up there competing for the Number 1spo in the charts on both sides of the pond with likes of the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys etc etc. Another great reaction from you.
I wasn't born until the 80s, but grew up in a family of big music lovers. So I was raised on 50s and 60s music. Every radio was set to oldies channels so this is the sound of my childhood. Over 20 years after the fact😂. It has left me with really wide music taste though and I can probably sing alot more 60s-80s tunes than I can anything new 😅
This song was recorded at Goldstar studios in Hollywood. The video is a lip sync of the studio recording. Goldstar was famous for the quality if its mechanical (no digital audio tricks in the 60's!) reverb/echo chamber. It was simply a very long box with a speaker at one end and a microphone at the other, and its purpose was to delay the 'processed' sound long enough to make the tasty spacious echo sound you hear in this song. Tina Turner's vocals for River Deep Mountain High were also recorded at Goldstar.
Must hear and see Bobby rip his talent in: "Summertime" My Prayer, Ebb Tide, Somewhere. Their Duo: Your my soul and Inspiration and You'll Never Walk Alone. Also Bobby has another solo version of Unchained Melody on the Shidig T.V. Show in early 1964 or 5 to a teen age audience
1964- a time when all these singers has extreme classical talent. They had to have the best talent possible. No auto tunes and limited technology there.
I'm glad you listened to this, the real version without all the silly screaming. I'd never heard the screaming version before until you played it last time.
This was the year I was born and my mom and grandma listened to this all the time! The older I get the more I appreciate their music. Thank you so much for listening to this, much appreciated!
That song was one of the most iconic song of the 60s and The Righteous Brothers got there name after they left a group to become a Duo and when they were first singing as a Duo a fan in the audience shouted out "THAT WAS RIGHTEOUS BROTHER" and thats how they came up with thevname The Righteous Brothers 😮 10:43 and thats how they came up with the Name The Righteous Brothers!!! 10:43
A poster on a different channel called them 'The apex predators of blue-eyed soul' and I thought that captures it perfectly. This came out in December of 1964 and they were 24 yrs old...and yes they were unquestionably heartthrobs....
This recording was first released in November of 1964 when I was 4 years old. My parents bought the 45 rpm record and played it often so I grew up hearing and loving this song as well as others by the Righteous Brothers. Two recommended songs by this duo to which you should react are "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration." This genre of music is called blue-eyed soul. The term "blue-eyed soul" is thought to have first been coined by Philadelphia radio DJ Georgie Woods in 1964 when describing the duo's music. I'm very glad that new generations are re-discovering and appreciating this music.
"It makes me just feel like crying, coz baby something beautiful's dying" - one of the saddest love song lines ever written, and sung by Bill with such expressive anguish.... brings a lump to my throat every time.
January 1965 this record went to #1. These guys were the duo of the 20th century, I don;t care what people say about Hall and Oates and others. No Righteous Brothers first , no Hall and Oates. They were magic. Just months before this, before national fame, they toured with the Beatles on their first official tour of the USA as one of 3 opening acts. They left the tour early, had gotten a recording contract and the next thing you know it's #1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'': The Righteous Brothers Make Pop History. Among its countless achievements, the song was named the 20th century's most-played song on American radio and television by the BMI.
Bobby's "Unchained Melody" (the studio version) is the soundtrack behind the Pottery scene in "Ghost." In the original "Top Gun," Tom Cruise and his buddies sing a bad version of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" as a pickup device. The real Righteous Brothers recording is the rollup credits song.
Did you know that this was the most listened to song of the 20th century. It's an amazing song. The Righteous Brothers are fire. You need to Listen to their other hits, Soul and Inspiration, Ebb Tide.
Thank you for bringing this back. This song became so popular when it was released I was turned off, because it was played so often. This has renewed my love and appreciation for the song and their voices.
It was live on Shindig in 1964. If you notice Bobby still had the gap in his front teeth which was capped by the 65 season of Shindig. He went from cute to stunning. I love it that younger people are reacting to these legends so thank you for helping to keep their music alive.
@@Aurora-tp3dy I can vouch for that happening. I have a tooth that came in to the back of the gums and was told to keep pushing with my tongue and it would go into place. Now that same tooth wants to turn sideways in my later years. Darnit!
@@tedjung3700 It was a live performance on the weekly show, Shindig. The RBs were regulars. The channel owner has substituted the live audio for the studio recording. The original live performance is available. [An aside: The screaming through it, which apparently totally annoys these reviewers & their viewers, is the in-house teenage audience spontaneously going out of their minds (guess they need to get out more). Bobby and Bill caused this reaction from the beginning. The screaming isn't some add on. Girls have been squealing and screaming for their favorites, at least, since Sinatra. Sorry😞 for the rant, had to get it off my chest.]
Bill Medley is a legend, sexiest voice on the planet, I am going to see him in concert again very soon. He is 84 now, and still wonderful. The first song of his new album, called These Days, sung with Vince Gill, dropped TODAY. A 60+ year career.! Love guy. Now you’ve got to see the Righteous Brothers sing Soul and Inspiration and Night Time is the Right Time.
Have you listened to anything from ABBA ? Two ladies, each with great individual voices but they have what is known as ABBA's third voice when they harmonise together. Well worth a listen and they have some great songs too.
The Dynamic Duo never disappoints. Recently saw a documentary were legendary record producer Phil Spector took 39 takes to get this recording exactly how he wanted. We all know the end result. Took 3 months I believe from writing to the final okay. Many very good songs. Soul and Inspiration, Hung on You, Just once in My Life They were on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 doing Little Latin Lupe Lu and The Night Time is the Right Time with the Blossoms.
I've watched a lot of black Americans react to this especially if it's their first Righteous Brothers song, and there's often what is referred to as a 'Bobby Caldwell moment' when the spotlight first shines and they see it's a white guy singing, it never fails to amuse me that younger people today seem to be more affected by race/ colour than we were back then - all we done was enjoy the music and no thought of any politics around the artists nationality or ethnicity.
My football (soccer) teams fans sing this to the opposition fans whenever we score a goal against them. Bill Medley heard about it and came to the stadium to sing it for our fans. It's on UA-cam. #NFFC
50's/60's had some fantastic songs, 70 years later and they are still just as good. There's a reason why they're called The Golden Oldies. I was born in 75 so 80's is my nostalgia but my parents and older sisters played the oldies so I grew up with these songs.
That was a time for great singers - Andy Williams, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tom Jones, Walker Brothers, etc...! If you've ever watched 'Dirty Dancing', Bill is singing 'I've Had The Time Of My Life' with Jennifer Warnes..! 😉
This was the studio version dubbed over the live performance and it's much cleaner, of course. But it's worth noting in that original live version they had no in-ear monitors... they had to maintain their pitch and concentration despite the screaming fans and the delayed bounce-back of sound from the venue... which was something performers all had to be able to do....
I would love to see you react to Raye. Either her Brit Awards Medley or Oscar Winning Tears live at Royal Albert Hall. I promise you won't be disappointed.
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You guys should instead watch this one which had the original live audio (ua-cam.com/video/03iSUjHaUxY/v-deo.html)
@@zamhobby9662 This one is not the original audio. All of those screams were added in. We talked about it at the beginning of this reaction.
@@RNTVBut why? Just the screams. But the audio for their singing still original. You can hear how their live singing rather than audio recording from the album.
@@RNTVthis came out 1964 its a Phil Spector song I'm old enough to remember it lol 😊
👍👍 That does it; I'm not emailing you a picture of me, not after that! Great reaction. Can anyone tell me what the short snippet is at the beginning of all their videos? It sounds familiar like The Bee Gees but I'm not sure I know what it is.
I'm 81 now and was 21 when this first came out. We were so lucky to have been young with this music, Elvis, Righteous Bros, Everly Bros, Tom Jones and soooo many more. They way the world is today, I think us oldies lived in the best of times and definitely had the best music. Love your reactions by the way ❤
You've got a few years on me, but I would agree with most of those you've mentioned. I was never a big fan of Elvis, but my Mom was ALWAYS playing his music, and that could be why I didn't care for him so much. I was just 10 when this came out, but I have a lot of albums from this era. From the late 50s until today, I have 800 vinyl albums, and I told my kids that after I'm gone, if they sell them at a yard sale for $2 each, I will come back and haunt them. 😂😂
Try watching Tom Jones singing "I'll never fall in love again". Make sure it's the live 1967 version, it's the best.
What a fantastic rabbit hole Tom Jones is and your song choice is the perfect entry point. 👍
His voice is something else...
@ohn8998, Tom's song I Who Have Nothing is another that is great song to react to.
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Guys you can discover the young Welsh wonder, Tom Jones and his incredible voice.
Please react sometime soon🤗
And after that -
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This is what happened almost 60 years later, completely by chance! This will blow your minds🤪🙏🏻
The Righteous Brothers.
Making women slide off their chairs for 60 years.
Ah yes, blue eyed soul from the 60s. You cannot find a pair that melted more hearts than these guys. Though we lost Bobby, Bill is still out there making music.
Bill sang “I’ve had the time of my life” with Jennifer. The main song from the film Dirty Dancing. ❤
I can’t imagine how many times I’ve heard this over 60yrs, and it’s still a great song. And believe me the 60s were a fantastic time to be a kid.
This was one of the great songs from my teenage years.
The most played and requested song of the 20th century. They really were the best. Released in December 1964.
The most listened to song of the 20th century. Look it up. I am 71 and still have it on my playlist!!
Check out the Walker Brothers "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore", "Make It Easy On Yourself", "Walking In The Rain". These were hits of 1965 1966. They were of a similar style to the Righteous Brothers, i.e. Bacharach, Phil Spector, Barry, Greenwich song writing and sound. Of course, these "Brothers groups" all did covers of songs originally sung by Dionne Warwick, Mary Wells, The Ronettes et al in the early 1960s.
Jess melts into a puddle on the floor, once again! 🤣
I was 3 in 1964 and thanks to my Mum swooning over the Righteous Brothers I was raised on them - she's now 84 and still loves them.
An absolute belter of a tune, these types of songs will never ever get old, great reaction as always. Jess with her rosy cheeks says it all haha with these two. Can you please add Russell Howard (British comedian) "Cancer funeral", to your list. Am sure you will love it. :D :)
Soul and Inspiration is another fabulous song by the Righteous Brothers.
Had to chuckle at the “clean cut” comment. It’s been said that Bill, prior to his singing days, had a ‘Fonzie’ look. Black leather jacket, greased back hair etc
This was the most played song in the 20th century on radio and television and beyond until 2016!
This was one of my favourite songs during those years. I'm 80 now, and I still only listen to the songs from those years. I'm from Liverpool and, I have read, that this song, was the most listened to/played song, of the 20th century. The music during those early years could be understood, word for word, unlike the present day screeching.
Not far behind you! The Righteous Brothers were awesome and stopped traffic. LOL
You can hear all that Knicker elastic snapping in 1964 😮
I imagine that there were no dry...er um eyes, that's it eyes, after their concerts.
LOL!
@@TheToledoTrumpton Home to coffee and cream methinks 😂😂😉😊
My first concert nearly 60 years ago was The Righteous Brothers.❤❤ Blue-eyed soul at its best!
I get the feeling you’re starting to warm to good music from the golden era (60’s,70’s and 80’s)
Welcome to our heaven.
One of the backing singers was someone called Cher ....
This is one of my favourite songs, but my all-time favourite song is Soul and Inspiration.
The most played song of the 60s sold millions and the air play on the radio
I grew up with this music and music period. I was so lucky. There were so many great singers and groups, and the blue-eyed soul Righteous Brothers were one of the best by far.
Blue eyed soul one of the best pop songs ever in my humble opinion
In 1960 I was 12. Thus I was a teenager throughout the 1960s. It is difficult to put into words how "brilliant" a time it was.
The Righteous Brothers were right up there competing for the Number 1spo in the charts on both sides of the pond with likes of the Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Beach Boys etc etc.
Another great reaction from you.
Jess was REALLY blushing listening to this fantastic song!! Bless her!!🤣🤣♥️
Bill Medley's voice in the opening few lines always gives me goosebumps - no matter that I have listened to this song a thousand times!
I wasn't born until the 80s, but grew up in a family of big music lovers. So I was raised on 50s and 60s music. Every radio was set to oldies channels so this is the sound of my childhood. Over 20 years after the fact😂.
It has left me with really wide music taste though and I can probably sing alot more 60s-80s tunes than I can anything new 😅
This song was recorded at Goldstar studios in Hollywood. The video is a lip sync of the studio recording. Goldstar was famous for the quality if its mechanical (no digital audio tricks in the 60's!) reverb/echo chamber. It was simply a very long box with a speaker at one end and a microphone at the other, and its purpose was to delay the 'processed' sound long enough to make the tasty spacious echo sound you hear in this song. Tina Turner's vocals for River Deep Mountain High were also recorded at Goldstar.
Best ballad ever! 👍🇬🇧
This is such a heartbreaking song but it’s bloody amazing
Must hear and see Bobby rip his talent in: "Summertime" My Prayer, Ebb Tide, Somewhere. Their Duo: Your my soul and Inspiration and You'll Never Walk Alone. Also Bobby has another solo version of Unchained Melody on the Shidig T.V. Show in early 1964 or 5 to a teen age audience
Tom Jones is a must for you to watch 😁 I’ll never fall in love again 1967 👍🏻🤩🏴
until I meet your wife lol...
The nearest thing to time travel. I hear this kind of music and I am instantly back there. Glory Days. Also love the Walker Brothers.
Scott Walker was my heart throb of that time. Stunning voice and so much emotion.
When I see things like this one of my thoughts is isn't it marvelous that these fabulous performances have been saved for the ages.
1964- a time when all these singers has extreme classical talent. They had to have the best talent possible. No auto tunes and limited technology there.
I was 11, the best time, love them and a lot of the others from that era still
I was a very young wife who made love to this music in the honeymoon phase! Memories 😊
I'm glad you listened to this, the real version without all the silly screaming. I'd never heard the screaming version before until you played it last time.
Watching your dear companion's face as they sang (sir) was absolutely priceless! :)
I was 15 at the time. This is the best song from that era.
Beautiful schoolgirl reaction from Jess! Love it.
I was born in 1966 that was what my mom listened to on an old am radio
This was the year I was born and my mom and grandma listened to this all the time! The older I get the more I appreciate their music. Thank you so much for listening to this, much appreciated!
That song was one of the most iconic song of the 60s and The Righteous Brothers got there name after they left a group to become a Duo and when they were first singing as a Duo a fan in the audience shouted out "THAT WAS RIGHTEOUS BROTHER" and thats how they came up with thevname The Righteous Brothers 😮
10:43 and thats how they came up with the Name The Righteous Brothers!!! 10:43
A poster on a different channel called them 'The apex predators of blue-eyed soul' and I thought that captures it perfectly. This came out in December of 1964 and they were 24 yrs old...and yes they were unquestionably heartthrobs....
Top shelf blue eyed soul.
This recording was first released in November of 1964 when I was 4 years old. My parents bought the 45 rpm record and played it often so I grew up hearing and loving this song as well as others by the Righteous Brothers.
Two recommended songs by this duo to which you should react are "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration."
This genre of music is called blue-eyed soul. The term "blue-eyed soul" is thought to have first been coined by Philadelphia radio DJ Georgie Woods in 1964 when describing the duo's music.
I'm very glad that new generations are re-discovering and appreciating this music.
"It makes me just feel like crying, coz baby something beautiful's dying" - one of the saddest love song lines ever written, and sung by Bill with such expressive anguish.... brings a lump to my throat every time.
They were the days when guys actually took pride in how they dressed & looked.
I remember watching this on TOTP when I was 9 years old....boy,do I feel old 😔
soul and inspiration is another great one, by both bobby and bill
The most requested song on the radio of the 20th Century.
January 1965 this record went to #1. These guys were the duo of the 20th century, I don;t care what people say about Hall and Oates and others. No Righteous Brothers first , no Hall and Oates. They were magic. Just months before this, before national fame, they toured with the Beatles on their first official tour of the USA as one of 3 opening acts. They left the tour early, had gotten a recording contract and the next thing you know it's #1. You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'': The Righteous Brothers Make Pop History. Among its countless achievements, the song was named the 20th century's most-played song on American radio and television by the BMI.
Bobby's "Unchained Melody" (the studio version) is the soundtrack behind the Pottery scene in "Ghost."
In the original "Top Gun," Tom Cruise and his buddies sing a bad version of "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" as a pickup device. The real Righteous Brothers recording is the rollup credits song.
I was born in the 60s. My father had a manual job but outside work if he went out he always wore a suit & tie like these guys. Always.
Did you know that this was the most listened to song of the 20th century. It's an amazing song. The Righteous Brothers are fire. You need to Listen to their other hits, Soul and Inspiration, Ebb Tide.
They took the name after a man in the crowd at one of their gigs stood up and shouted 'That's righteous brother'.
Love it !! Bill Medley did a great duet with Jennifer Warnes I've Had "The Time of My Life" in 1987
Thank you for bringing this back. This song became so popular when it was released I was turned off, because it was played so often. This has renewed my love and appreciation for the song and their voices.
'Soul and Inspiration' brings out Bill's baritone the strongest. Highly recommended!
No auto-tune then. Just pure talent.
It was live on Shindig in 1964. If you notice Bobby still had the gap in his front teeth which was capped by the 65 season of Shindig. He went from cute to stunning. I love it that younger people are reacting to these legends so thank you for helping to keep their music alive.
Interestingly, in the '80s, his upper teeth started moving around. Teeth want to be where they want to be. 😆 Yeah, either way, he's gorgeous.
@@Aurora-tp3dy I can vouch for that happening. I have a tooth that came in to the back of the gums and was told to keep pushing with my tongue and it would go into place. Now that same tooth wants to turn sideways in my later years. Darnit!
This was a live lip sync on the studio recording.
@@tedjung3700 It was a live performance on the weekly show, Shindig. The RBs were regulars. The channel owner has substituted the live audio for the studio recording. The original live performance is available.
[An aside: The screaming through it, which apparently totally annoys these reviewers & their viewers, is the in-house teenage audience spontaneously going out of their minds (guess they need to get out more). Bobby and Bill caused this reaction from the beginning. The screaming isn't some add on. Girls have been squealing and screaming for their favorites, at least, since Sinatra. Sorry😞 for the rant, had to get it off my chest.]
Add "Soul and Inspiration" a live black and white tape! Bill is in rare form!
And 3.37 Bill taps Bobby's arm and tells him to put the mike into his right hand,cool
Bill Medley is a legend, sexiest voice on the planet, I am going to see him in concert again very soon. He is 84 now, and still wonderful. The first song of his new album, called These Days, sung with Vince Gill, dropped TODAY. A 60+ year career.! Love guy. Now you’ve got to see the Righteous Brothers sing Soul and Inspiration and Night Time is the Right Time.
Have you listened to anything from ABBA ? Two ladies, each with great individual voices but they have what is known as ABBA's third voice when they harmonise together. Well worth a listen and they have some great songs too.
These guys are icons and this an iconic song. This back when there was no auto tune. Whey hear is what you get. Love your reactions!
The Dynamic Duo never disappoints. Recently saw a documentary were legendary record producer Phil Spector took 39 takes to get this recording exactly how he wanted. We all know the end result. Took 3 months I believe from writing to the final okay. Many very good songs. Soul and Inspiration, Hung on You, Just once in My Life They were on 🔥🔥🔥🔥 doing Little Latin Lupe Lu and The Night Time is the Right Time with the Blossoms.
Beautiful song from my time, thank you for the reaction
Listen to Bill singing in “Soul and Inspiration”
One of the background singers is a teenage Cher.
Bill Medley has a baritone voice and Bobby has a countertenor voice. Absolutely perfect! BTW Cher is part of the female backup group!
I've watched a lot of black Americans react to this especially if it's their first Righteous Brothers song, and there's often what is referred to as a 'Bobby Caldwell moment' when the spotlight first shines and they see it's a white guy singing, it never fails to amuse me that younger people today seem to be more affected by race/ colour than we were back then - all we done was enjoy the music and no thought of any politics around the artists nationality or ethnicity.
so have I, and its amusing to see their faces, when they realise they are white.
A true epic classic. I was only 5 years old in 1965.
Even as a youngster growing up in those times, I knew that there was a seismic shift happening. Everybody knew it.
Bobby and Bill can really sing. Amazing :) Good work guys :)
Bill's solo of "I Just Want to Make Love to You" is absolutely fabulous!
Great Reaction 👍🙏💯😎
Try The Walker Brothers The sun ain't gonna shine anymore or Scott Walker singing, Joanna
I agree the Walker Brothers. The Sun ain't gonna shine any more is brilliant.
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield - undeniably the world’s greatest musical duo of all time, singing one of the best songs ever written.
A great reaction thanks, don't worry Mike I don't think Jess has lost that loving feelings for you.
My football (soccer) teams fans sing this to the opposition fans whenever we score a goal against them. Bill Medley heard about it and came to the stadium to sing it for our fans. It's on UA-cam. #NFFC
Soul and Inspiration next. ❤❤❤
Do their song " Soul & Inspiration "
Hey I loved y'all's reactions definitely your's Jess! Glad y'all was able to react too the right video this time lol !
Thank you
Used to know when my mum and dad had had an argument. Because my mum would play this full blast 😂😂
The most played track in history
50's/60's had some fantastic songs, 70 years later and they are still just as good. There's a reason why they're called The Golden Oldies. I was born in 75 so 80's is my nostalgia but my parents and older sisters played the oldies so I grew up with these songs.
That was a time for great singers - Andy Williams, Sinatra, Dean Martin, Tom Jones, Walker Brothers, etc...! If you've ever watched 'Dirty Dancing', Bill is singing 'I've Had The Time Of My Life' with Jennifer Warnes..! 😉
There is a song that will give you goosebumps is 'Theme from Harry's Game' by Clannad.
You must visit Ebb Tide. Absolutely. Outstanding you will not be dissapointed !! 💯💥💥🔥🇬🇧👏
Just to point out Cher was one of the backing singers
This was the studio version dubbed over the live performance and it's much cleaner, of course. But it's worth noting in that original live version they had no in-ear monitors... they had to maintain their pitch and concentration despite the screaming fans and the delayed bounce-back of sound from the venue... which was something performers all had to be able to do....
I noticed how nice and quiet the fans were??
There is just something about a live performance.
this was also a big Hit for the Righteous brothers and was used in the movie Top Gun (the first one) go see that😄Tom Cruise Singing
Can't wait for your northern boys give it to me reaction,,,the funniest UK grandad rappers ever ❤
I would love to see you react to Raye. Either her Brit Awards Medley or Oscar Winning Tears live at Royal Albert Hall. I promise you won't be disappointed.
I watched that on TV when I was 17.😊
Check out their “Soul and Inspiration”.
Bill sung " love lifts us up where we belong" with Jennifer Warne.