You can tell Bobby loved singing this song as much as we loved hearing it. Kudos to him for continuing to do so. Not as crisp as he once was but still heartfelt and demonstrative of his talent. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are missed.
His singing is beautiful even now. When Bobby sings you don't just hear it, you feel it. And I can still hear and feel the love and emotion coming from him. My heart hurts that he was probably in a lot of pain by this time and that he had to leave us. His voice is still beautiful to me ♥️
This is heartbreaking. Here, as in every song he sang, he poured all of his heart, soul , mind and body. I think that this must be getting toward the end, because at the RnR Hall of Fame he looked so good, and gave a flawless performance. Bobby, I cry for you, why didn't you take better care of yourself? Thank you for the legacy of your beautiful voice and great music. We will always love and miss you.
Bill made my day on May 19th,2010. I was just diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer. My friends wife arranged front row seats, dead center. Bill deticated Unchained Melody to my wife. It also happened to be the day of our 5th wedding anniversary and it was our wedding song. After 12 chemo rounds, 3 surgeries and 25 radiation treatments I'm still here and according to my last scan, free and clear of lung cancer.The man was an inspiratyion, not only to me but my wife when met us after the show
My dad has stage 4 lung cancer. Now 4 am, I am listening to the masterpiece and hearing how my dad is breathing, barely breathing. He've got through 15 chemotherapies. Yours writing gives me a hope
IN MY HEART AND MIND NO ONE WILL EVER REACH THE POWERFUL VOICE THAT BOBBY HATFIELD HAD. THAT'S WHAT MAKES HIS VOICE UNIQUE AND MEANINGFUL BY THE LYRICS IN HIS SONGS. I DON'T WANT TO OFFEND ANYONE BUT WE LOST A GREAT ARTIST AND THE MEMORIES HE LEFT US WILL LIVE ON FOREVER. YOU ARE MISSED AND LOVED BY MANY.❤❣❤ RIP BOBBY HATFIELD 💔 UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.🙏
AWESOME... A LEGEND.. AN ICON BOBBY HARTFIELD AND UNCHAINED MELODY! ITS IMMORTAL... FRANCE ORDONIO P.R. CONSULTANT PUBLICIST SOCIETY WRITER INDIE FILM PRODUCER Manila, Philippines...
Diane...uhmmm..wasn't he already married to Linda & died still married to her ? I dont mean to insult you but just had to respond to your post...From all I've read he was madly in love with his wife, Linda & personally I don't think he is/was the kind of man to stray. I would have given anything to have met this wonderful man but that's my luck. I've only recently fallen in love with his story from the 60's until his death 11-5-2003..Will love you Forever, Bobby Hatfield!
Bobby was devoted to Linda. She suffered from Lupus. He took great care of her, always seeing that she had the best of medical care. Bobby organized a celebrity golf tournament which raised a lot of money for Lupus research. Bobby was a great husband and father, and a great man. We all should have been as blessed as Bobby and Linda.
@@dawnaberry8452 yes he did love her very much and she loved him as well I don't believe he would go astray either but he was too good of a man for something like that
Hello good morning your good singer I'm always open my phone every morning I'm dancing exercise and singing also unchained melody I'm singing together with you nice voice . I like this song.
To: fblancelot Those two had golden voices that I believe anyone in their right mind can appreciate. Sorry for your loss. Bill always mentions Bobby before he does UNchained Melody in Branson.
@@RobWatkins It looks that way. Pictures of him after the Hall of Fame showed a drastic decline in his health. The performance at the Hall of Fame, he looked so good, performed so well. I am nearly crying, just remembering the first time I saw him in 65, to the last time at the Hall of Fame. This is the first I have seen this. Bobby, we miss you so! Miss that "Bobby Smile!"
You don't know that. There is no evidence of cocaine addiction. He had a trace amount in the autopsy. Which could be a false positive. Unless you are his doctor quite spreading this.
Do you honestly expect him to sound the same as in 1965? Instead of bitching why don’t you just enjoy watching a legend perform to the best of his ability. People like you make me wanna barf
I will love him for all eternity! I met him on 5/21/86 at his club, The Hop, in Fountain Valley. I kissed him the first time on 7/6/86. That night I wrote an award-winning poem entitled My Beautiful Bobby. We were getting married on my birthday, 12/04/03 (secretly) but he died on 11/05/03. I tried twice to commit suicide afterwards in early 2004. However, I KNOW ( BY SIGNS) that he is in Heaven waiting for me. He is my Welas and Laser Lips. May he rest in peace. Wait for me Welas. Diane
Well Deano I love you as much now as I did way back then. I wish that we were sitting at Lookout Point now watching the boats come into the bay. I miss you so much. You just don't know how much! I know that you are watching over me. I will get there sometime. May God keep you in His loving arms. I love you Darling!!!
fblancelot Don’t mean to be disrespectful, but you need to get a therapist and try to find some sense of reality. If you want to trip over these lies inside your own mind, fine. But please don’t besmirch Bobby’s name by publishing them where the world can see them. Have a little more respect for him, please. He didn’t do anything to deserve this nonsense from you.
Shut the fuck up. It is awesome he decided to perform this no matter if he has lost his angelic voice since 1965. He passed away shortly after he sang this year 2003. Some people decide to rut away, but not him.
@@janicenicholls5924 I never said it sounded bad, now did I? If you have a somewhat reasonable English knowledge you would understand that I meant the straight oposite. In comparison to 1965 version he has lost his voice. But for him to go up to sing that insanely difficult song at that age with that emotion is incredible. And I cannot do anything else than commend him for his performance.
A great tune, by a fantastic singer, nobody has come close to singing it like Bobby Hatfield, BUT, on this occasion, it seems to me that he cannot hit a right note? Maybe his best days were behind him. Sad to watch + listen to. God bless you Bobby.
Nah, it seems to me he's playing with that song.... you don't have to sing a song straight every single time you sing it. You can play with it and change it up. True, maybe he didn't hit ALL of the high notes, but he DID hit the money note!
@@janicenicholls5924 Honestly I can't agree, I did listen him hit any specific note at all, he was completely busted, he was a completely different person at this point, it's really sad because he used to be awesome back on the day...
His upper range and falsetto were 95% gone. I saw them in 1990 or 91 when Ghost was out and they were touring. It was before there was internet and UA-cam...his voice was completely gone then too. Most of the deterioration was from the ealy 80's to the late 80's. He had such a rangy voice when he was young.
He actually hit the money note decently at the end but warbled through the majority of it. Its a shame his voice deteriorated early on. Regardless he is inspiring to watch.
He was probably in a lot of pain, serious heart problems by this time. And yet there he is singing straight from the heart 😢 There will never be another Bobby Hatfield and I can hear and feel the love and emotion in his voice even now ♥️
@@nelitasciretta7101 And how many of these arm-chair critics could do what he did at his age? He sang this with all the love and feeling and emotion that he always had. Love and miss you, Bobby, especially that sweet "Bobby Smile."
He was a heavy smoker. I think he was only using cocaine at the end to help him continue to perform onstage. Nobody knew anything about the cocaine including Bill. Bill has said he was so health declined near the end he would have to bring him a chair to sit as he left the stage.
I will love him for all eternity! I met him on 5/21/86 at his club, The Hop, in Fountain Valley. I kissed him the first time on 7/6/86. That night I wrote an award-winning poem entitled My Beautiful Bobby. We were getting married on my birthday, 12/04/03 (secretly) but he died on 11/05/03. I tried twice to commit suicide afterwards in early 2004. However, I KNOW ( BY SIGNS) that he is in Heaven waiting for me. He is my Welas and Laser Lips. May he rest in peace. Wait for me Wela. Diane
I'm sorry, my dear, but you are really delusional! His wife Linda went to be with him a few years after he passed. I suggest that you get some help. Seriously. These sort of delusions can have serious consequences.
Dear dear Bobby,wherever you went after you died I want you to know….I loved u! And,that high note was magnificent!👏🏿👏🏼👏🏾👏🏽👏🏻💙
You can tell Bobby loved singing this song as much as we loved hearing it. Kudos to him for continuing to do so. Not as crisp as he once was but still heartfelt and demonstrative of his talent. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are missed.
His singing is beautiful even now. When Bobby sings you don't just hear it, you feel it. And I can still hear and feel the love and emotion coming from him. My heart hurts that he was probably in a lot of pain by this time and that he had to leave us. His voice is still beautiful to me ♥️
This is heartbreaking. Here, as in every song he sang, he poured all of his heart, soul , mind and body. I think that this must be getting toward the end, because at the RnR Hall of Fame he looked so good, and gave a flawless performance. Bobby, I cry for you, why didn't you take better care of yourself? Thank you for the legacy of your beautiful voice and great music. We will always love and miss you.
@@dawnaberry8452 who are you? How do you know Bobby?
@@nelitasciretta7101nñ
I still love you Bobby ,even if you are not like you used to be in ' 65 ! You 're still a gift !
Bill made my day on May 19th,2010. I was just diagnosed with Stage 4 lung cancer. My friends wife arranged front row seats, dead center. Bill deticated Unchained Melody to my wife. It also happened to be the day of our 5th wedding anniversary and it was our wedding song. After 12 chemo rounds, 3 surgeries and 25 radiation treatments I'm still here and according to my last scan, free and clear of lung cancer.The man was an inspiratyion, not only to me but my wife when met us after the show
My dad has stage 4 lung cancer. Now 4 am, I am listening to the masterpiece and hearing how my dad is breathing, barely breathing. He've got through 15 chemotherapies. Yours writing gives me a hope
That's really amazing that you were at a concerts in 2010, because Bobby Hatfield
passed away in 2003 at age 63. He was born in 1940.
@@dianebenker3072 he said Bill.
Bobby can still sing so beautifully that my eyes fill up. His tone is still so rich and vibrant. He is perfect
This mans voice was truly magical. The greatest love song ever written. This is coming from an 80s metal head.
RIP Bobby you're still my best singer your unchained melody is still the best song ever heard..miss you so much..
💞 My Favorite...Ever since the sixties. So many memories I will keep close in my heart...Forever.💞
How are you doing Katherine
Still so beautifully heartfelt Miss him🥰
Bobby Hatfield, my forever favorite singing my favorite song!
This will always be Bobby Hatfield's song, no one does it better than our sweet Bobby😍, Miss you Bob, RIP.
Ahhh Bobby. No one will ever sing this song like you🥰
IN MY HEART AND MIND NO ONE WILL EVER REACH THE POWERFUL VOICE THAT BOBBY HATFIELD HAD. THAT'S WHAT MAKES HIS VOICE UNIQUE AND MEANINGFUL BY THE LYRICS IN HIS SONGS. I DON'T WANT TO OFFEND ANYONE BUT WE LOST A GREAT ARTIST AND THE MEMORIES HE LEFT US WILL LIVE ON FOREVER. YOU ARE MISSED AND LOVED BY MANY.❤❣❤ RIP BOBBY HATFIELD 💔 UNTIL WE MEET AGAIN.🙏
For those asking, this was recorded in April 2002.
Thanks
So many ignorant people out there. Bobby has done this song a long time. He gave his all here ✌.
How are you doing maisie
@@gabrielhugo809 hellgood! How are you?
He's struggling here..what a high bar he set when he was young..nobody sung it better than he tho
Absolutely Phil.
And that time he was singing that he had heart trouble to but he still did a awesome job
It was sad to see him sing like that cuz he was so awesome at one time
Bono from U2 does !
Even though the rest was a little sketchy, he hit that high note like a champ!
AWESOME... A LEGEND.. AN ICON BOBBY HARTFIELD AND UNCHAINED MELODY! ITS IMMORTAL...
FRANCE ORDONIO
P.R. CONSULTANT
PUBLICIST
SOCIETY WRITER
INDIE FILM PRODUCER
Manila, Philippines...
Diane...uhmmm..wasn't he already married to Linda & died still married to her ? I dont mean to insult you but just had to respond to your post...From all I've read he was madly in love with his wife, Linda & personally I don't think he is/was the kind of man to stray.
I would have given anything to have met this wonderful man but that's my luck. I've only recently fallen in love with his story from the 60's until his death 11-5-2003..Will love you Forever, Bobby Hatfield!
Me too ! 💙💙💙💙
Bobby was devoted to Linda. She suffered from Lupus. He took great care of her, always seeing that she had the best of medical care. Bobby organized a celebrity golf tournament which raised a lot of money for Lupus research. Bobby was a great husband and father, and a great man. We all should have been as blessed as Bobby and Linda.
@@dawnaberry8452 yes he did love her very much and she loved him as well I don't believe he would go astray either but he was too good of a man for something like that
There was only one Bobby Hatfield. THE other half Bill Melody is still singing today in 2022.Bobby left this world to early. GOD BLESS
Bobby liked to party. Great voice. Sad he is gone so soon.
Sing it to me Bobby!!!!
hermoza melodia, no me canso de escucharlo, saludos
Do u have anymore from this concert??
I WAS SO YOUNG AT THE TIME BUT I LOVE IT
Hello good morning your good singer I'm always open my phone every morning I'm dancing exercise and singing also unchained melody I'm singing together with you nice voice . I like this song.
To: fblancelot
Those two had golden voices that I believe anyone in their right mind can appreciate. Sorry for your loss. Bill always mentions Bobby before he does UNchained Melody in Branson.
I would hope so. I wish Bill could have given Bobby some credit in his autobiography.
@@selene7726 me too!! From GER
Essa musica devia ganhar 5 oscar ela.faz sucesso ate hoje e sempre
Paradise stuff!
Wann war das Konzert in Texas? Auch wenn seine Stimme gelitten hat; er trägt es so gefühlvoll vor.
Voz maravilhosa linda música
Let us watch forever.
Bobby Hatfield passed away in 2003.
So sad. Couldn’t watch this video to the end.
Thanks for sharing!! When was this concert??
This was recorded in 2002 at a festival in Euless, Texas.
Do you know the exact date this was shot in early 2003 ... I'd appreciate it if you or anyone else knows. Thanks, Roger
I would say this was fairly close to the end of his life.
@@RobWatkins It looks that way. Pictures of him after the Hall of Fame showed a drastic decline in his health. The performance at the Hall of Fame, he looked so good, performed so well. I am nearly crying, just remembering the first time I saw him in 65, to the last time at the Hall of Fame. This is the first I have seen this. Bobby, we miss you so! Miss that "Bobby Smile!"
Sorry, late reply. Recorded in April of 2002.
@@jjohnson5753 ... Many Thanks sir .. RDC
when was the concert?
the singer died year 2003
アイラビユーボビー！❤️❤️❤️💘💘👍👍👍
👏👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Awwwwww
Still had it
❤️
early 2003
Bobby ÚNICO.
Geweldig 17-06-2021
😭😭😭😭😭😭
Please, can someone tell me what year the concert was?
Always a great performer
Tragic end of life 💔
Sweet angel was heavy into Cocaine @ this juncture of his career! He was thin & wired! I loved him NO MATTER WHAT!👏🏿👏🏾👏🏻👏🏽👏🏼
You don't know that. There is no evidence of cocaine addiction. He had a trace amount in the autopsy. Which could be a false positive. Unless you are his doctor quite spreading this.
@@spoodlew thanks for this comment. From GER
🔥❤️🔥
El gran bobby
I've had to turn off the sound, so, so sad! Breaks my heart after the perfection he used to command.
Me too
Broke my heart to listen sorry couldn't do it
Do you honestly expect him to sound the same as in 1965?
Instead of bitching why don’t you just enjoy watching a legend perform to the best of his ability.
People like you make me wanna barf
Yes i agree. But he had still that warm voice and that gread tremmolo. From GER
He still has more to offer in this range than most other singers in their prime. It's not sad at all. Give this legend some respect.
For videos in youtube that were deleted.they will be returned immediately.
are you still mine?
I will love him for all eternity! I met him on 5/21/86 at his club, The Hop, in Fountain Valley. I kissed him the first time on 7/6/86. That night I wrote an award-winning poem entitled My Beautiful Bobby. We were getting married on my birthday, 12/04/03 (secretly) but he died on 11/05/03. I tried twice to commit suicide afterwards in early 2004. However, I KNOW ( BY SIGNS) that he is in Heaven waiting for me. He is my Welas and Laser Lips. May he rest in peace. Wait for me Welas. Diane
Diane what Rubbish!! This is a figment of your imagination l
Well Deano I love you as much now as I did way back then. I wish that we were sitting at Lookout Point now watching the boats come into the bay. I miss you so much. You just don't know how much! I know that you are watching over me. I will get there sometime. May God keep you in His loving arms. I love you Darling!!!
fblancelot a
fblancelot
Don’t mean to be disrespectful, but you need to get a therapist and try to find some sense of reality. If you want to trip over these lies inside your own mind, fine. But please don’t besmirch Bobby’s name by publishing them where the world can see them. Have a little more respect for him, please. He didn’t do anything to deserve this nonsense from you.
@@cathiehardy5819 Deano? Was that a nickname for Bobby Hatfield?
The years are beginning to take a toll on his voice. Getting harder for him to reach and hold the high notes.
That being said he was such a great singer and gave his all. I loved him
Please.😢😢😢😢😢
Sometimes you need to know when enough is enough
Shut the fuck up. It is awesome he decided to perform this no matter if he has lost his angelic voice since 1965. He passed away shortly after he sang this year 2003. Some people decide to rut away, but not him.
@@CeRz I think it sounds beautiful still. So much emotion...WOW.
@@janicenicholls5924 I never said it sounded bad, now did I? If you have a somewhat reasonable English knowledge you would understand that I meant the straight oposite. In comparison to 1965 version he has lost his voice. But for him to go up to sing that insanely difficult song at that age with that emotion is incredible. And I cannot do anything else than commend him for his performance.
Sometimes you need to know when not to make a classless, unkind remark .
Do not erase.please see my comment
Tu étais trop beau Bobby je pense que c'était un accident que ta eu de cocaïne en 2003
Ich mag seine Stimme, aber er ist nicht so fesch u hat doch was, Bobby, ach Bobby
A great tune, by a fantastic singer, nobody has come close to singing it like Bobby Hatfield, BUT, on this occasion, it seems to me that he cannot hit a right note? Maybe his best days were behind him. Sad to watch + listen to. God bless you Bobby.
Nah, it seems to me he's playing with that song.... you don't have to sing a song straight every single time you sing it. You can play with it and change it up. True, maybe he didn't hit ALL of the high notes, but he DID hit the money note!
Damn, he was really busted at this point... it's so sad to listen to him not being able to hit a single note...
He could and did still hit some notes, just not as powerfully or as clearly as before. The emotion is however still there....as always!
@@janicenicholls5924 Honestly I can't agree, I did listen him hit any specific note at all, he was completely busted, he was a completely different person at this point, it's really sad because he used to be awesome back on the day...
His upper range and falsetto were 95% gone. I saw them in 1990 or 91 when Ghost was out and they were touring. It was before there was internet and UA-cam...his voice was completely gone then too. Most of the deterioration was from the ealy 80's to the late 80's. He had such a rangy voice when he was young.
He actually hit the money note decently at the end but warbled through the majority of it. Its a shame his voice deteriorated early on. Regardless he is inspiring to watch.
@@RobWatkins Yes, he did... The only one really!
1:38 se le vuela la banqueta al baterista jaja
Too much cocaine... Good job tho...
He was probably in a lot of pain, serious heart problems by this time. And yet there he is singing straight from the heart 😢 There will never be another Bobby Hatfield and I can hear and feel the love and emotion in his voice even now ♥️
@@nelitasciretta7101 And how many of these arm-chair critics could do what he did at his age? He sang this with all the love and feeling and emotion that he always had. Love and miss you, Bobby, especially that sweet "Bobby Smile."
He was a heavy smoker. I think he was only using cocaine at the end to help him continue to perform onstage. Nobody knew anything about the cocaine including Bill. Bill has said he was so health declined near the end he would have to bring him a chair to sit as he left the stage.
I loved him when he was young, gorgeous and had an incredible voice, and loved him too when he was old and obviously unwell...
drugs...such a shame to throw such a gift away
I will love him for all eternity! I met him on 5/21/86 at his club, The Hop, in Fountain Valley. I kissed him the first time on 7/6/86. That night I wrote an award-winning poem entitled My Beautiful Bobby. We were getting married on my birthday, 12/04/03 (secretly) but he died on 11/05/03. I tried twice to commit suicide afterwards in early 2004. However, I KNOW ( BY SIGNS) that he is in Heaven waiting for me. He is my Welas and Laser Lips. May he rest in peace. Wait for me Wela. Diane
Oh! Oh!...Sorry Diane, I think his REAL wife joined him there before you! First arrival ... Ha ha ha !
@@marisolcormier9738 Lol...really! fblancelot seems to live in dreamland.
I'm sorry, my dear, but you are really delusional! His wife Linda went to be with him a few years after he passed. I suggest that you get some help. Seriously. These sort of delusions can have serious consequences.