Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody REACTION (FIRST TIME HEARING)
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Yes, it was live. That's what happens when talent, work ethic and the right singer meet the right song.
and someone contested me about this BUT if you know the recorded version, THIS live performance has differences.
The late great Bobby Hatfield! No one sang this song like hd did. I'm 74 yrs old never get tired watching him sing this song. RIP Bobby! We miss you! ❤❤❤
Wow he is great !! No auto tune. Real talent. !! Not like todays fake artists
Is it just me or does bobby hatfield look so angelic when he sings. It looks like it comes so effortlessly to him to just belt out those beautiful notes. Amazing voice.
Live.
1 shot,
1 take,
No auto tune,
No backing track.
Raw power & talent.
Its fun to watch kids discover the oldies. Unchained Melody might just be the best song ever recorded. and this live version is flawless.
No auto tune. No nothing. Just pure, honest to God talent.
"Back then, these artists wanted you to feel the emotional more so than the physical..." GREAT comment, and so VERY on point!! At 67, it's a real pleasure watching the younger generations starting to experience this whole "new" level of old music, as we did when it was released...Enjoy!!
I am 36 and I definitely love listening to the oldies music
I am 72 years old, grew up listening to some of the best artists from the past as well as bands, including Big Band.
There are singing artist around the World that are famous for their emotional singing.
Mori Masako as an example. A famous Japanese ENKA singer. ❤️❤️🎵🎵👍🤗
From her 1986 Tokyo concert.
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Mori Masako in concert.
August 1986
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Mori Masako in concert.
June 1986.
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Another Famous Japanese singer that sang with great emotional feelings.
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Teresa Teng sings The Power Of Love. Tokyo concert 1985.
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Mori Masako’s son Taka is the lead singer in the Band ONE OK ROCK. This band has been on World tours with sellout stadiums.
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EXACTLY!!!
Yes,he never once referred to her ass or wanting to knock her up,
I'm 52 years old, I have listened to this song my whole life, thanks Mom!
Probably the finest live vocal performance of all time.
Word.
Orbison was BETTER...................!
yeah,he knocked that one out of the park!
@@Hollcall as good notably a fine crooner
Hahaha .. thats a lot to say... I mean you probably don't even know Pavarotti, Gardel, Vicente Fernandez, Camilo Sesto, Nino Bravo or Josep Carreras. But yes, this man is a legend too.
That smile at the end always gets me, he knew he nailed it.
We had actual singers back in the day.
I served during Vietnam. I did not ever serve in country so I don't want to take away from those who did. But this song was something I think of those who served there and took this love song to heart. Especially the thought of being forgotten. Even though I didn't serve in country, this song meant a lot to me as my girl friend at the time is now my wife of 46 years. Time can do so much, are you still mine! Those are the words that have impact.
This song was actually about a man waiting to get out of prison to return to his love. Sorry. Thank you for your service.
I will never tire of hearing this performance. Sheer perfection.
Agreed!
@@1973ThunderBirdsthis may be the greatest love song to recognize commitment! It's so disappointing that thar devotion is forgotten!😢😢
I was 23 then, it seems that the singers back then had more class, in general, than we find now. We actually went to hear them sing, not to jump around, get drunk, and get our eardrums blasted... :-)
a talented man and his voice..and a lot of soul...no electronic nothing...pure music live and better than most in the studio...epic
All talent, sung from the heart, no computers, no autotune.
RIP Bobby. This song was recorded live on the Andy Williams show back in 1965, I was 3 years when this song came out. Truly RIGHTEOUS!
The period when the music, singers and lyrics was pure and from heart......no autotune.....no lipsync.
Just Talent......Talent......Talent
That must be the finest, strongest, most sensual, most professional solo that ever existed. I knew the song (before Ghost) but seeing and hearing Bobby Hatfield perform this song live was the most stunning miracle of a human being exercising his God-given voice that I have ever seen. God bless your angel. Bobby, RIP.
No singer today could even come close to singing this perfect live, not to mention how difficult this song is to sing all the way through without one single mistake.
Lady Gaga can.
They didn't have the technology to do looping and all that prerecorded nonsense that they do now in concerts. It was straight up pure vocal talent. No autotune. Excellent reaction :)
Pink, it's good to see that a young person like yourself "gets it". Just a beautiful song performed in an amazing way. No violent, profane, or misogynistic lyrics. It was neat to watch your face as you listened to this classic performance. This is what music is supposed to do for human beings. Take care!
40 yrs of hearing this song & artist... never gets old nor fails to disappoint!!
58 years for me and I completely agree!
Yes, live! This was back when we had TALENTED singers - no filters or auto tune just TRUE talent!
Back in the days when they sang with their real voice's straight from the true emotions of the heart..💝💝💝
This is an era where musicians were judged by their voices (without autotune being even a thought), not the slick marketing image they projected. I don't think a single modern pop singer would make it back then.
Maybe Taylor Swift , maybe Ariana Grande.
There is one group... Pentatonix but then again you have to be able to sing and have a voice to do pure Acapella!
Not necessarily true. Looks we’re at the front too.
Wholeheartedly agree ❤️
There are some who do not use it. Celine Dion, Adele, Pink among them. Kelly Clarkson used it in her early days, from what I understand, but regrets it.
this was live in 1965 just a man , a mic and a raw talent ... nobody has come close to matching the brilliance of Bobby with this song ( many have tried) sadly he left us in 2003 but we are all blessed that we can watch channels on here and remember these amazingly gifted artists from our past
That music was dubbed "Blue Eyed Soul". I absolutely love your reactions. You could react to a song without saying a word. Your expressions say it all!
PMH
Bobby Hatfield, singer here was very nervous because his mother was in the audience during his singing. He and his singing partner, Bill Medley were on a variety TV show called Andy Williams Show.
Once again I must point out that the live orchestra killed it too!
An outstanding example of legendary producer Phil Spector's "wall of sound" musical arrangement.
@@danieldickson8591 Hate to tell you but that was done by Bill Medley. Specter didn't produce it & he only put his name on the 2nd pressing of the song. The arrangement for that album was Bill & Bobby.
@@duckducknight don’t hate to tell us; I didn’t know that! And I’m grateful that you did. I thought it was a Spector arrangement. And for no good reason. It was just my default setting when it came to vintage Righteous Brothers.
Thank you for the correction and the information.
Absolutely!!!
@@susanniesen9721 Both Bill & Bobby sang the song before they got together. When they first started recording both of them wanted to put that song on a track. They flipped a coin to see who sang the song. Bobby recorded & Bill produced the album when Specter was busy with other artist. When the song became a hit & they had to repress Specter was listed as producer.
These artists were absolutely moving.they wanted you to feel their words.
Not only live, but real. No autotune. No sophisticated audio filters. Just pure, raw, unvarnished talent.
His parents were in the audience when he performed this. This... is a love song.
so? the lyrics are nothing extreme. lol grow up
@@MK-oz2lf the fuck are you on about?
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 ask Gort
@@mr.smithgnrsmith7808 Comments can always be misinterpreted. I'm pretty sure MK1017 took my remarks the wrong way.
It happens. Y'all be safe.
@@MK-oz2lf Obviously you didn’t listen to the voice on this love song. I think you’re a bot 🤖!
Still one of the most romantic songs I have ever heard in my 52 years. ❤️
Grew up listening to The Righteous Brothers. Pure, raw talent. I miss this type of music. He sang this with so much emotion you could feel it Sang it flawlessly and beautifully.
As a teenager, I enjoyed all their music and I still listen to them today!
Live in '65! His parents in the audience. Honeyed voice, fantastic breath/phrasing control, no vocal "searching" for the notes -- 100% on-target effortlessly. This performance of such a classic song is a national treasure. Written for a prison movie, "Unchained," in 1955, covered by hundreds of singers since, including Elvis.
Live, unedited, no lip syncing, no auto tune... And your facial expression was priceless especially when you was speechless right after hearing his finishing note! Love It!
Until they figure out if this is the best live cut in tv history.. I'm gonna put this in top five all time...that voice with a touch of cold gets me every time...when I used to hear it on the radio studio version I would turn it up and say this has to be number one...
"Soul And Inspiration" is a must listen to song by the Righteous Brothers.
That or Eptide. Their harmonies were so tight, you'd think it'd be a single person singing the song if you didn't know there were two of them! And these white boys had soul!
Unchained Melody - 10/10
You should check out their song "You Lost That Lovely Feeling."
Fun Fact: one of the members sung "I Had the Time of My Life" for Dirty Dancing in the '80s.
I think you meant, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling." 😀
@@vorlon1 sometimes the title spellings confused me
It was Bill Medley that sang that.
Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes did the time of my life song. Its still one of my faves to this day.
@@OriginalLictre They both sang in that song, but Bill Medley had the lead role.
I love seeing new reactions to this song. That whole new generations are loving this warms my heart.
Unchained Melody is a force of nature. You can't control it; you can only hope to contain it.
I feel goosebumps when I hear this song and lyrics.
I really like the presentation you have with half of the screen dedicated to the artist rather than a small piece. It was great to hear the full version of the song. He does it so effortlessly.
Pure talent. Glad you are discovering it all.
This song was written for the 1955 film "Unchained" about a guy in prison singing about his love on the outside.
Great review PMH. Thank you!
@Char Canuck AHA! FINALLY! Somebody else who actually knows the true origins of this song! I'm constantly telling people this for decades and nobody wants to believe me. I'M an international prisoner advocate for 38 years. I deal with every level of the system from my juveys TO my people on Death Row. For some reason people just think I'm making this up. I'm like NO...and WHY would I even lie about this of all the things in the world to choose from if I wanted to tell tales? Seriously think about it, how does that even make sense? I tell them go do you research people! Idk why it's so hard, cuz that's what I do all day is bury my head into piles of crazy research! LOL 😂 😏❤️😎🤘 #NYStateParalegal #NYGenXBikerLady
@@christinegelabert1651 Absolutely brilliant what you do Christine! We need more people like you in this world. When I was somewhat younger I would advocate (on a local level) for people dealing with poverty and domestic abuse.
Research educates us, so you go girl!
I'm not at all surprised that few know about a 67 year old "B flick", taken from the book "Prisoners are People".....but if they revisit the lyrics, it makes complete sense that the guy is locked up.
Cheers from Ontario, Canada.
@@christinegelabert1651 Finally ?? This is one of the most "reacted" to songs in these reaction videos. Maybe you haven't seen many, but the origin of the song is mentioned all over the place. ( ps - if you haven't and are interested, Unchained is here on youtube )
I'm 72, and I love that song, so I thought I would see how you would react. Your face said it all, and you respected the song enough to save your words for after. Perfect. Your assessment and comments were spot on. Good job.
Loved your reaction - no auto-tune, just a great voice. And my suggestion is for you to listen to two songs almost back-to-back: first, "You Lost That Lovely Feeling'" with both of the Brothers, and then "I Just Wanna Make Love To You" - you will not be disappointed!!
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" is the actual title. Written by Barry Mann and sung by the Righteous Brothers.
Don't forget "Soul and Inspiration". That literally is in the top ten songs that will bring two people together perfectly.
@@keithmays8076 do you mean that the song will bring two people together and it’s a great love song for a couple? Or that it’s just a great song when they sing it together? Either way, you’re right. I just wanted to clarify.
No one mentions "Coco Joe" anymore. It is wild.
Why does it appear that so many forget to mention Eptide?
I've been slow dancing to this song since H.S. in the 60s. I never get tired of it!
Young lady... You, your expressions and your ability to appreciate these old tunes and feel their emotion is refreshing and beautiful!
I'm crying over here. This was my husband and I's song. Anytime it came on, we'd stop what we were doing and dance in each other's arms. I will always hold those memories.
Absolutely your discernment is 100% accurate! Your reactions are the best on the Internet and I’ll tell you why it makes them the best! You allow the song to complete through its entirety. There’s nothing more aggravating than to watch a reaction who pauses 1 2 3 times through a song it crashes the moment.
Your reactions are priceless keep up the great work love your videos! SDL
I LOVE how you don't interrupt his song. Thank you. I can' watch many people's reaction cuz they mess the song up and talk through it and keep pausing. Thank you again, I subscribed.
i listened to the recorded version repeatedly and can definitely tell how much of a perfectionist the lead singer is. he is amazing with his voice.
True talent transcends time and it is wonderful to see young people enjoying older music!
I still get chills every time I hear this. Loved your reaction!
Oh Mona, when I saw you reacted to this, I could hardly wait to see your facial expressions to the late, great Bobby Hatfield's voice. You did not disappoint!
So many absolutely beautiful songs, timeless classics came from that era. They are still treasures today.
I've lost that loving feeling, by the Righteous Brothers is really amazing too. They really have opposing voices that blend well.
So happy that you played it through the end before commenting on it. This is the music I grew up with, and it warms my heart to see the younger generation are hearing it! I subbed!
The other not to be missed song from The Righteous Brothers is "You've Lost that Loving Feeling." In that one you get to hear both of them sing rather than just the one in this particular song.
A true artist. Expresses the emotion. Makes the audience, listeners, feel the emotion.
That is by far my favorite version of the song. He sings it so beautifully and so effortlessly. No theatrics to emphasize the notes, just a confident face-- sure and true. True blue. Blue, as in blue-eyed soul. He describes that genre... defines it... embodies it. So good to see young people (esp. those who grew up listening to mom and pop's old soul music), discovering this, and reacting with surprised amazement. I was a Beatles and Stones fan back in the day, but dearly loved soul and its progression over time (child of the '60s). But of the "blue-eyed" guys: Bobby Hatfield always ruled.
Glad you enjoyed this so much. Bobby Hatfield was one of the greatest singers ever. When he teams up with Bill Medley the other brother they sing such greats as You lost that Loving Feeling, Soul and Inspiration, For once in my Life, Little Latin Lupe LU and they were on 🔥 Fire doing Night Time is the Right Time. Best success on yr channel!
The righteous Brothers voices just bring tears to your eyes that’s all there is to it they are amazing
I saw them in Las Vegas in the early 2000’s, just months before Bobby died. I loved it. They very very popular when I was a teenager, so darn many years ago.
Soul and Inspiration was also one of their awesome songs..."your my soul and my hearts inspiration...without you baby , what good am i"
Great version.
I love your reaction and expressions on your face❤
So glad you're back
Best version of this fabulous song. 1965!!! Live!!! No retakes!!!! No tapes!! No theatrics!! Just poor TALENT!!! Man, what a performance!!! Brings me to tears every time I hear this version. And,....I'm a guy!!!! Brilliant 👏!!
I absolutely love your reaction to the Righteous Brothers. EVERYONE has the same reaction. Young, old, black, white, green. It's just a beautiful, dreamy, incredible song sung by a MASTER
Great Pink!! Gotta see them do " you've lost that loving feeling" 🔥
This is Bobby Hatfield who was half of the Righteous Brothers, Bill Medley was the other singer not appearing in this song
One of many most beautiful songs that ever graced the globe, this one is truly up there, fab.
Live in '65....the real thing, girl......blue-eyed soul...
PinkMetalHead's unspoken reactions:
1:01, eyes widen, smiles, thinks "Hmmm, what a sharp-dresses, good looking guy";
1:28, reaches for volume control. thinks " I want more of this,and I want it LOUDER!"
1 ;59 her face clearly shows she's starting to realise that Bobby has unexpected depths;
rest of tape, stares transfixed staring at screen,thinking " This guy has such a box of tricks in his voice";
Final crescendo ; "What was I listening to- i can't speak right now!" and she splices her comment in after she recovers!"
You're not the first woman to be made speechless by this (eg, your Mum and millions of others!
Great reaction I loved it-it's great to see a young woman so moved by one of the songs of my early teen years. :-)
Bobby Hatfield, one half of The Righteous Brothers, owns this song. 3 octave range without distortion with ease. No auto tune back then - just TALENT.
5 octave range is the consensus !
My mom sent this song to me in August 2021 & passed away 1/26/22 & I think about her when I hear this song. You’re such a sweet young lady appreciating these great songs! ❤️
No autotune, enhancements, voice synthesizers. No fakery. Just pure vocal talent.
Today's popular artists can't hold a candle to singers of yesterday.
I remember them vividly....while Sitting on my Dad's knee at the Elmwood Casino....a Live performance!. Everytime I hear the Brothers on the Radio....I think of my Dad and their beautiful Songs.
"You've Lost That Loving Feeling" and "Soul And Inspiration"
In the second song, Bobby Hatfield (the handsome guy in this video) has a speaking part that will give you the feels guaranteed. :-)
Yes, these are the two that most people would recommend
Don't forget about Eptide!
@@skilz8098 Tha'ts a new one I'll have to react to, thanks.
As an elderly since the 60s, I really appreciate the Righteous Brothers who were indeed the legends wbo performed
Remarkably the beautiful song.
That was pure talent. No auto tune back then. I've Lost That Loving Feeling, is a great song as well. Both of them sing on that song.
I too loved your reaction! Bobby Hatfield of Righteous Brothers is amazing. Might be my favorite song ever.
Your reaction is so fun! I actually did a book for the singer Bobby. Did one of the bands CDs too. Great guy.
I'm an old school Crooner and I dream of a woman reacting, like you just did, every time I sing...
Your emotions are Beautiful and Breathtaking!
I was once working on a customer's house and I sang "When I Fall in Love" a Capella, just to pass the time, and a woman yelled out...
"Will You Marry Me!!!" .
I couldn't help laughing and replying "I'll be here all week! Lol
I'm simply addicted to touching hearts...
I was blessed to hear the Righteous Brothers sing this live for a private party in 1987.
I'm happy young folks like yourself are checking out the music I grew up with and you enjoy it. There was so much great music during that period. The songs, and the singers & groups, were awesome. The Righteous Brothers were known as blue-eyed soul and Bobby Hatfield's performance here is one of the best song renditions period.
Great, heartfelt reaction! ♥️ This was the late, great Bobby Hatfield, one half of the Righteous Brothers. The baritone half was Bill Medley. Both are featured on "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling." There is a live version that a lot of people react to that shouldn't be hard to find.
THIS is the best love song ever written and Bobby was the best person to sing it.
Great reaction....this was by far the best EVER performance of that song....no comparision at all with the Ghost version.....this is a whole higher level of pure singing!
What a beautifully expressed reaction- you nailed it😄 And you're more right than you know- back then our music came from experience- not ideas about experience. The soul of the music was felt- it was real. Listen to anything from those years- black or white, it was from the heart - it was the MUSIC of life.
I really enjoyed your reaction!
Not sure how much falsetto was in there. He could sing really high in his head voice.
My mother loved the Righteous Brothers. I grew up listening to their music.
I’m so glad my parents raised me on the golden oldies music. It made me appreciate the true talent that I don’t hear much of today.
So flawless and effortless no matter which part of his range he is in
No glitz no glitter no extra takes. This was live.
Just talent
Greatest song EVER
That was live and that's what real talent looked like. Thanks!
And NO autotune at that time. Just pure talent.