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So glad you were getting to experience what I grew up with. I’m a 69-year-old grandmother. I love seeing the reaction of young people rediscovering the music of my era. The reason why the songs were about three minutes long is because they were played on the radio at that time and there was a limit on time of songs being played. I believe they couldn’t be played over 3 1/2 minutes so that’s why songs were shorter back then For the time if you have any questions or need suggestions of music from that day, I will happily recommend some songs. I will give you a recommendation of Dionne Warwick and her few songs walk on by and I say a little prayer for you. Those are some really really cool songs to listen to. Also, the Everly Brothers are another group that are really good singers with great harmonies great great music in the 60s and 70s great emotion and tender love songs. The Righteous Brothers were one of the best in the 60s! You’re my soul and my heart’s inspiration is another great one!
Stats on You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling by The Righteous Brothers. It took 39 takes, in 8 hours over two days before Phil Spector was satisfied with the entire composition. Spector used 4 acoustic guitars, 3 pianos, 2 trumpets, 2 trombones, 3 saxophones, a drummer, with The Blossoms singing the background vocals. It cost $35,000 to record this song in 1964 and as of 2015 it has been played more than 15 million times making it the most played song in BMI history. Since the song was 3 minutes and 45 seconds long and songs over 3 minutes were disliked by DJ's on the AM radio stations (because that meant less time for commercials) Spector put 3:05 on the label so the DJ's would play it. I was a sophomore in high school in 1964. This song is my all time favorite song ever and yes my high school sweetheart lost that lovin feeling for me and she broke my heart.
In 2024, the production cost would be equivalent to: $342,685.56
And Billy Joel referred to this in his song "The Entertainer:"
"It was a beautiful song, but it ran too long
If you're gonna have a hit you gotta make it fit
So they cut it down to 3:05"
This song was the most played tune in the 20th century . Righteous Brothers , elected to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 .
Actually, they were elected into th Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2003, 8months before Bobby died at age 63. RIP.
I still get goosebumps! I'm 67, so I've listened many times.
The music of the 50s 60s was pure talent classy and forever loved by both old and the young, we dont see that today , to bad
This is the most played song in music history, for any singer.
This was the most played song on American TV and Radio in the 20th century with over 8.2 million plays
Soul and Inspiration is another great Righteous Brothers song I hope you’ll react to. Thanks!😊
My girlfriend went with her mother to see the Righteous Brothers in Vegas and Bill Medley came out into the audience, took her by the hand, and sang a love song to her up on stage. I forgot what song she told me it was but I'll guarantee she remembers.
Ahhh 1965, I remember this song when it came out. I was 19 years old and served my first tour in Vietnam with the Marine Corps and 2 months in the Great Lakes Naval Hospital with wounds. Went on to serve 20 years in the Corps and anther tour in Vietnam in 1971...Good Times.
T Boyte,
GySgt. USMC, retired
They took their name from the Corp in California! This Seabee says Thanks for your service! Me and four brothers served then!❤
Thanks Gunny, appreciate your service.🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you so much for serving and protecting us.
Welcome home , Brother.
Phan Rang, class of '69
Heil Charlie 🚩
Sweet girl reacting to a great duo!
Yes, you know music young lady!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley (deep voice). Sadly, Bobby passed away in 2003. Bill is still going strong, touring and doing concerts. Bill hit the top of the charts in 1987 with "Time of My Life", a duet with Jennifer Warnes from the movie "Dirty Dancing". (You should listen to that one.) In 1990 Bobby's "Unchained Melody" was the background music for a love scene in the movie "Ghost". Because of the public's reaction, the album was rereleased and, in a recentish interview, Bill said he got a large box full of platinum records. One for every COUNTRY where the album sold more than a million copies. Those two are timeless.
Bill Medley , the one with the deep voice , did a terrific duet with Jennifer Warnes ," I had the Time of My Life , from Dirty Dancing .
Honey, back in 1964 all TV programs were black & white. Color didn't take hold until 1968 or so and even then they were quite expensive for the average family. Also, 1964, since this is a Live appearance there is no auto tune being use - it was invented yet. no other type of computer gadgets either. What you hear is just pure talent. You have already reacted to The Righteous Brothers (solo by Bobby Hatfield - RIP) -same thing - no auto tune then either. This song is the most played/aired song of the 20th century. The deep voice singer is Bill Medley. Their harmonies are incredible!
I adore what they do .. but are you accepting that this was lip synced, Honey?
You forgot to mention that a young Cher was one of the back-up singers.
It sounds exactly like the recording, it's lip synced. 4:25
I was serving overseas in the Air Foce when this song came out.One day as about twenty of us were headed to dinner - we passed the 'day room' and this song was playing. We all stopped, the room filled, total silence. The song / singers took our breath away!!! OUTSTANDING!!!
GO BLUE....
Thank you for your service.
The songs that they did back then. Still to this day hold merit, principal, that evolves around emotional feelings. That we all understand at one point in our lives . Understanding why they were called the,
Righteous Brother. !!
It's just a simple reason to say GOOD MUSIC NEVER DIE hope you keep searching for the greatest oldies ❤
a lot of young generation Loves the older music. I grew up listening to all that beautiful music. Thank you😊😊😊😊
Robert Todd Duncan (opera singer, actor, professor) was the first to record "Unchained Melody", a popular song with music by Alex North who wrote the music for Unchained Melody as the theme for the prison film Unchained (1955).
“Unchained Melody” is a 1955 song with music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret. North wrote the music as a theme for the little-known prison film Unchained (January 1955), hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack.
Next check out "Soul and Inspiration" by these guys.
Bobby Hatfield is on the left, Bill Medley is on the right. Bobby has passed away, Bill is still with us.
I love this reaction to this classic tune the young lady paying beautiful respect to this talanted duo.
Love your response, YOU ARE A TRUE OLD SOUL!! Please never lose your perspective / sensitivity, A GOLD MINE with a divine mate!!!! ❤❤❤❤
There is a treasure trove of songs by the Righteous Brothers and after you check them all out find the video combining some of their appearances on Shindig which, like this one, was in black & white. You will see their comedic side; so funny. Color TV was just coming into use so many shows and existing TVs were still in black & white. Until Unchained Melody was sung on the Andy Williams Show, in color, we didn't know just how beautiful Bobby Hatfield really was and we could finally see the men's blue eyes. So glad you young folk are discovering something so special and are keeping the music of my time alive.
Summertime (Bobby) and You’ll Never Walk Alone.
This was the best song ever written and recorded. Nobody like them today
Imo.....the greatest pop vocals of all time. There is a reason they been played on radio more than any band or singer in the last 50 years
Remember when my mom listened to this. I never understood how beautiful it is until Top Gun (1984). What a scene.
Bobby singing Summertime live !
This is the most played song of the 20th century
fun fact not many people know : Cher is a back up singer in this video
Bobby -Summertime. Maybe you will not like that song, because it is not for everyone, but Bobby absolutely ripped it apart. The peak of his talent
The Dynamic Duo never disappoints. I've been a huge fan since the start in 1964
To me their the best Duo ever!!
Check out Soul & Inspiration also You'll Never Walk Alone.
Rumour has it that one of those tiny backup singers in the background was a young aspiring singer named Cher.
Half - Breed? lol. That was popular when I was young.
Pure blue eyed soul.
Their name are Bill Medley {deep voice) and Bobby Hatfield (Tenor). They are two of the most memorable singers to ever grace a stage. Listen to Soul and Inspiration.
Bobby Hatfield Counter Tenor voice and Bill Medley Baritone voice are the Righteous Brothers. Please react to "Never Walk Alone." Originally from the Musical Theatre Broadway show title "Carousel (1945)." The Righteous Brothers are one of the reasons why I consider the music of the 60's as the greatest decade in Rock & Roll History.
Soul and Inspiration is my favourite song by The Righteous Brothers.
Hollywood club on Sunset Boulevard this song resonates in memory ..having heard and seen The Brothers before few years while stationed at the San Diego Marine Corps Recruiting Base early in their careers ...Years later at restaurant in Downey,California, Medley owned, background music be tunes of days gone by The Righteous Brothers...Nope did not see or meet Medley. Bobby had passed by that time..
This song got a whole new life in 1986 when Top Gun came out.
they were Bill Medley baritone, Bobby Hatfield counter tenor,
Righteous Brothers Summertime
Have you checked out when Bobby does Summertime yet? It truly shows not only just how talented he is, but why they called them Blue Eyed Soul. Also, I can't find where you have checked out Tom Jones yet. Elvis simply called him The Voice. Listen to his tune, I'll never Fall in Love Again, and the power of his voice will sit you back in your chair. He's 83 now and is a judge on The Voice UK, and often sings duets and solo's and still had the most powerful voice on the stage. He is now Sir Tom Jones as he was Knighted by the Queen of England in 2006. Give me a shout out if you check him out, I want to see your reaction.
"Soul and Inspiration" is the perfect next song by Bobby and Bill. I guarantee you will love it.
They show there vocal ranges on You'll Never Walk Alone live
Great job with your reaction and thoughts on this classic Song from The Righteous Brothers You lost That Loving Feeling . You might know this song for the original Movie TopGun . During this live performance from 1964 there was no Auto tuning then .There a very young backup singing and you might have heard her name it would be CHER .
Blue eyed soul
4:07 to 4:23 The synchronization in their voices, the perfect harmony & the perfect timing comes only from hours of practise, a love of performing, a dedication to do their very best & put their whole heart & souls into their performance.
Magic from a time lost when there was no tools or gimmicks to help performers sing better yet these guys sound perfect.
Heck we didn’t have a color tv until 68. This is the end of the Big Band era, this is what my parents danced to when I was a kid.
Soul and Inspiration, Ebb Tide, Somewhere, My Babe, I could go on……..
brilliant
You want to hear an epic ending to a song,check out Bobby's take on the song- Ebb Tide
Bill Medley also sang the theme tune for Dirty Dancing with Jennifer Warnes
It’s inspirational when there is an extremely rare occasion when people are doing what they were meant to be doing. This is such an occasion.
I haven't read all the comments if any already said this, but just to let you know the name of the Bass singer on the right is Bill Medley, who used to be my neighbor, and the other one is Bobbie Hatfield. Bobbie is now gone.
The Rightous Brothers, Little Latin Lupe Lu.
You gotta hear them do, "Soul and Inspiration".:
We civilians can never let you know how much we admire and respected your courage.
Making "gunny" big time congrats!
Can't go wrong listening to the great Righteous Bros. Bobby has many solos incl "He
A d .
Try listening to "Bring it on home to me" and watch Bobby make
Bill grin.
Stay optimistic & and remember "the good Ole days."
😊
Keep awere music alive you younger people when us older gen will be gone. Great reaction young lady ❤ from 🇮🇹🇧🇪💯
These guys are icons. Unfortunately, Bobby Hatfield with the falsetto passed away, Bill Medley is still alive and singing. Love your reaction!
Among the back-up singers in the studio version (not sure about this live version) was a teenager by the name of Cher. Yep, that Cher.
Bill Medley is the baritone. Bobby Hatfield the tenor. This was the music I grew up with. They were so good. Check out "Ebb Tide", "Sour and Inspiration", "Guess Who" and "You'll Never Walk Alone".
The way I heard they got their name was they were performing somewhere and a fan said that was righteous bros so they were called that from now on.
Color tv's started to pop up in the early 60's but they were very expensive and not really very good yet. By the mid 60's less than half the programing was broadcast in color. I remember we bought our first color-tv in 1964, an RCA Bridgeport model and we were so proud of it..Every week, I would search thru the TV Guide searching for shows that were in color...ah,the good old days....we've come a long way from then to what we have now... and a whole lot cheaper.
The lead singer on that song is bass singer, Bill Medley.Tenor Bobby Hatfield (R.I.P) is the shorter blond hair singer....you just don't hear harmonies like that anymore...GOAT!
The most played song in Radio history.
This song got the nickname of "the pantie dropper" because there was a small baby boom 9 months after it came out. 🤣
" Soul and Inspiration" next
Thank you for reacting to this great song and Happy New Year 🎉
John Denver's songs "Annie's Song", "Take me Home Country Roads", "Rocky Mountain High", "Calypso" and "Sunshine on my Shoulders" just to name a few of his many, many hits!!! You need to dive into this rabbit hole!!!! Enjoy --- Dave from South Carolina
Leaves you gushey inside 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
“Cher” is in the backing singers ( very early appearance ) 🎼🎼👍!!!
The year I got my CA Driver’s license was 65. This song was played regularly in 1964 over my high school
PA system during our lunch break… I literally can picture walking past our small ‘convenience-store’ on my way to the cafeteria and hearing this song. I was 15
This song charted #1 on Billboard for 16 weeks thru early 1965 which competed against icons like the Beatles, Rolling Stones, and Beach Boys at the time. It was the most played song on the radio in the 20th century. The RB were considered the best singing duo of all time. Check out Soul and Inspiration.
Message for the stuffed toy dog on your bed: Blink twice if you are being held against your will....
I was 14 when this song took over the radios world wide! Bobby’s version of the 1955 song Unchained Melody is considered one of the most touching performances of the 1960’s. If you’d like to hear the single most emotional performance of that song, you need to react to Angelina Jordan’s live at the Nobel Peace Prize held in Norway in December 2023. Breathtakingly beautiful.
This is what real good music sounds like. Not like most of the stuff you hear today.
❤
I graduated from H.S. in 1965 so the 60's was the romantic/dating period of my life. If you don't count the yr. I spent in S. Vietnam during the Tet Offensive. Anyhow, what was great about music from the 50's & 60's were their lyrics. Listen to the meaning in the songs. Tom Jones' "Green Green Grass of Home" was a big favorite of all the troops in Vietnam. Check out the lyrics.
Fun fact: one of the background singers on this track was an unknown teenager named Cher.
You need to listen to the Electric Light Orchestra Mr. Blue Sky. Never heard anyone else have a listen. Great music.
Total classic. Amazing stuff. Glad you experienced it and reacted!
Righteous Brothers names r Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.
Im 35, I found this song as a kid watching Top Gun, I sing it to my wife all the time since we were teenagers.
I would suggest '(You're my)Soul And Inspiration'.
Bill Medley, the baritone also sang the theme song to the movie "Dirty Dancing" with Jennifer Warnes. The song is called, "The Time Of Our Lives".
Also check out "Soul And Inspiration" by the Righteous Brothers.
Check out "Soul And Inspiration"!
I am old now, but in the mid 60's I was a teen aged dancer on many shows filmed in LA. I met the Righteous Brothers on the Lloyd Thaxton show in 1967. Now Wendy and I do the nightclub two step to this.
Word of caution. Going down this rabbit hole of music from past generations such as this may create purity of heart, and give you a glimpse into a point in time that you would have easily chosen over the disconnect of today’s society Considered simple and yet sincere with set morals as a grounding point of compassion for the very people standing next to you in a crowd
I love this song
There name supposedly came from a statement from an audience members who said "that was righteous, brother".
One of the backup singers was a teenage Cher.
Also check out 'Only You', 'Twilight Time', 'Smoke Gets In Your Eyes' by The Platters. Also 'One Summer Night' by The Danleers. Also 'Earth Angel' by The Penguins. And many other 'Doo-Wop' songs from the Fifties.
Sorry but right from the get go you are really cute and sincere I really love your reaction!!
Listen to Soul And inspiration, if you already have not heard it. I can tell that there are hundreds if not thousands of 50's, 60's and 70's songs that so much better than what we hear today. I was a teenager during those years,(60's) saw some of these singers live on stage and I feel I was very lucky/blessed to experience all of this.
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But for the wobbly spotlight, the choreography, and timing of this recording is perfect, a genuine classic! Can anyone identify Cher, in the backing singers?
Every breath I take by Gene Pitney ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great reaction to a great song.
Next song might be Soul inspiration also Rock and Roll Heaven
Another Duo you will enjoy would be Simon and Garfunkel sing Sounds of Silence or Bridge over trouble waters
Alot of songs from the late 1950's, into the 1960's, is the BEST time period to hear some of the great singers. You SHOULD LISTEN to Prety Woman/ I Drove all night.