The Righteous Brothers were a great duo of the 1960s. Bobby Hatfield sang high tenor, Bill Medley sang baritone-bass. They started with a different name, but after singing at a soul club that catered largely to black personnel from a nearby Marine base, and being told by the appreciative crowd, "That was righteous, brothers!", they knew they'd found their new name. Unchained Melody got its start as a pure instrumental, a tune written as the romantic theme for a dramatic movie simply called Unchained , about a man imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, but who is sustained by his love for the woman loyally waiting for him on the outside. The tune got some airplay on the radio, lyrics were later written for it, and that's what brought it to the duo's attention. Because it was so obviously a one-singer song, they literally flipped a coin to determine who would sing it, and the right guy, Bobby Hatfield, won. Bill Medley would have looked silly just standing there doing nothing, so he always stepped off and surrendered the stage to his partner and friend for this song. You've Lost That Loving Feeling, Unchained Melody, and Soul & Inspiration are the perfect trifecta of Righteous Brothers songs. You've Lost That Loving Feeling, in particular, was the most frequently requested song on American radio of the entire twentieth century. You really ought to give it a listen.
It was most famously used in the movie “Ghost,” starring Patrick Swayze, and Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg. If you want to see both of the righteous Brothers performing their best song, watch “you’ve lost that loving feeling.”
Haven’t you guys ever seen (or at least heard of) the movie Ghost???? Whoopi Goldberg might be 🦇💩 crazy now…but once upon a time, her Demi and Patrick made a pretty good movie!!! 😝
@@nelitasciretta7101 actually he did not think the song was going to be a hit, that is why he did not sing the song , he said so himself in an interview.
@@lydiacooper9260 Bill stated on this program that he did not want to do it, right before Bobby sang it; both brothers were talking with Andy Williams. The full clip is here ua-cam.com/video/m0EBs6uRgtw/v-deo.htmlsi=xSV3pkNPWmIdwP6j
@@mikekelly5491 His name is Bill Medley. He was never going to sing it because it was Bobby's solo for years. Bobby brought it to the studio to be his solo for an album. On albums and shows the always did solos.
@@SweetThing - According to Bill Medley, in the interview right before this song on live TV, he thought that the song wouldn’t be a hit, so deferred to Bobby. He could have been joking.🤷🏼♀️
Bobby Hatfield (singing) and Bill Medley were the Righteous Brothers. This was performed live on the Andy Williams show in 1965. Just pure raw talent. He was very nervous because his mother was in the audience to see him perform live for the first time. You can catch the little smile at the end because he knew he nailed it. This sing was used in the movie Ghost.
This song was featured in the movie "ghost" with Patrick Swayze. This is the original performance done live with no additional enhancements to the voice or music. Just pure magic.
Unchain melody belongs to Bobby Hatfield. His vocal range, his breathing, the warmth and his voice, his composure, his singing, with no strain at all, and the melodious tune make him perfect for this song. This is the best my performance I have ever seen.
Hundreds of singers have sung this song but none do it better than Bobby Hatfield. The studio version of this song was used in the film 'Ghost' but this live version is stupendous. No auto tune or gimmicks just pure talent. He had a cold, his mother was in the audience watching him sing for the first time and he suffered with stage fright. Watch when he hits the last high note his face does not contort like other singers he just smiles and bites his lip as if to say 'I nailed it'. Your reactions are really loud but the song was quite muted. They are not actual brothers and there are 2 of them. However, they sing a solo song on each of their albums.
you could tell he was nervous by the pre-performance banter with Andy Williams and the other 'brother' Bill Medley before Bobby started to sing. And I love the slight smile he gets almost to the end, like he was thinking "I GOT this now"
A lesser known fact: The song was originally written for a sound track for a 1955 black and white prison movie titled "Unchained". The lyrics were from a prisoner who was pining for his wife. The entire movie is actually available on UA-cam.
Bobbie sang this one alone, and it was the best live performance ever made 🤗! The Righteous Brothers together had some of the most famous and best hits of the entire 20th centurey, actually one of theirs was the most listened to song in the century. You guys did a great job - thank you so much you all - I loved this reaction!! You might try "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," "You're My Soul and Inspiration," and "Never Walk Alone" too. Thanks again!!!!! 🥰🥰
Bobby Hatfield.. The best counter-tenor of all time. This song was in the top ten twice... In 1965 and again in 1980 in the movie "Ghost." Both sung by Bobby. There 😅is so much of them to discover_ as I'm sure by now commenters hahe told yo. You have a real treat in store. But this is "Bobby's Song." He was the greatest. But together, he and Bill were amazing!
😅actually his Mother was in the audience. First time she had seen him sing in public. Bobby had a bit of a cold and wD worried about hitting that high note. His happiness at the end of song is just adorable. I'm an 82 year old Yank so this is true story.
The "Righteous Brothers" was a name that Bobby Hatfield (your singer tonight) and Bill Medley acquired while performing at a club in the south. When they had finished their show and were walking offstage, a black Marine stood up and said, "That's righteous, brother." Their singng style was often referred to as "Blue-Eyed Soul." Some interesting facts about this performance are: it was performed on The Andy Williams Show's Valentine's Day Special of 1965. The Bros were dressed identically and Andy Williams, who was a singing star right up there with the likes of Sinatra, Dean Martin, the late, RIP Tony Bennet, was attired in a pink pullover and white trousers for the VD Special. Andy talked with The Bros for a few minutes and Bobby was the main responder. He seemed to be almost gasping for air as he spoke, actually, he was suffering from an upper respiratory infection, a cold, bronchitis? Bobby also suffered from extreme stage fright to the point where he would lose his lunch, rather violently before going onstage. If that wasn't bad enough, his mother was in the audience watching him perform live for the very first time and he was very worried about disappointing her. Pretty sure nobody was disappointed with what has been called the best live vocal performance of all time.
You chose a real gem as your first one. Wow. This is considered one of the best live recordings ever. That's Bobby Hatfield singing. Bill Medley (for real) was his singing partner. This just happened to be a solo. The Righteous Brothers were not a one hit wonder. There's a longer clip, in which the setup for just Bobby singing is made. So he had just been speaking right before starting this song, he was actually a little sick, and he was nervous because his mother was in the crowd. Oh- and Bobby was not a professionally trained singer.
I read several times ( google/wikipedia) that he studied on the south california university for about 4 years. One can hear that he trained the voice and also his breathing. One can whatch it with opera tenors. FromGER.
@@sylviabuck3369 this one has read he is untrained. So I guess that means either something or nothing, depending on how much you feel we should regard each other's opinions that are based on reading something.
This song has a special place in the hearts of a lot of people. A lot of us were heading to Vietnam right after this song came out. Still think of those days.
I saw them in concert in the 90's, and they gave a beautiful intro to it. This song came out in 1965 while the Vietnam War was escalating and young men were forced into service through the draft. They said they received such amazing letters of appreciation from the soldiers as this song became their love song to their significant others back home while they're fighting a horrible war. Great reaction, guys! Keep it up!
He was singing this song live and he had a cold but wanted to get it right as his mum was in the Audience!I think we can safely say that he managed it !Nobody sings this song like Bobby Hatfield, many have tried but failed !😍👏👏👏👏👏
This is my mother and father's "song". My father passed 5 years ago and today would have been his 78th birthday. Crazy that you'd do this today of all days. Thank you for the smiles and good memories. Love you guys
I think this is a lot of couples’ song from our generation. It’s such a perfect song in that respect. In fact it’s so popular that there are tons of covers of it out there. Bobby’s just happens to be the best of the best IMO, although, personally, I prefer the official release version of his better than this one. It’s still lovely though.
Thank you all for your kind words and best wishes. The NZ family (viewers included) are the salt of the earth. Bless you all and nothing but love and respect for all of you.
The great Bobby Hatfield, one half of the Righteous Brothers. The other half was Bill Medley. Where Bobby was able to hit the high notes effortlessly Bill had the deep rich voice. The two had a lot of success with their remarkable harmonies and unbelievable talent. Funny, the story as to how they got their name goes...they were preforming in this little club when after singing one of their songs, some guy shouted the performance was "righteous brothers" and they liked the way it sounded so the name was born.
The Righteous Brother's music was often called "blue-eyed soul." Bobby Hatfield has unfortunately passed away. I believe Bill Medley, the other half of the team, is still living. We had this song sung at our wedding. It is indeed, romantic.
@@snowflakehunter Actually, he didn't die from an overdose. If that trace amount was really there, it may have caused the heart attack he was bound to have to occur a bit sooner. He was in serious need of bypass surgery. The medical examiner said he couldn't see him living through that month. So, no he wouldn't be still here
@@snowflakehunter Sorry. He had blocked arteries and high blood pressure like many older guys do. It's caused by diet and genetics. There is nothing in the autopsy or his medical history that suggests long term use. This internet nonsense about cocaine use is exactly that. It's amazing how internet gossips think they know more about him than those close to him. And, as I said that trace amount in no way could cause an overdose. Frankly, I don't care what you imagine you know, but I won't let it stand so others think you are correct.
The song "you've lost that loving Feeling" showcases both brothers and certainly not a one hit wonder.... Also, ZERO autotune. That was live on a single take
@@bbb462cid Yes. I think it's the conversion from 1960s television to 60 yrs later digital video. But, no doubt how great they were. Can't wait to see them do "you've lost that lovin' Feeling"
Go to Wikipedia for their background. UA-cam/YT Music, the app, would be, for you, an audio-visual cheat sheet. It does list and provide their other recordings.
This song is more than famous. It has been covered by over 600 other artists, though none of them ‘own’ it the way Bobbie Hatfield does. Professional music teachers, opera singers, experts in musical technique rave about the quality of his voice and his mastery of the medium. He was the rarest of masculine voices - a counter tenor, who could hit pure notes and hold them that many sopranos would struggle with. He rarely used falsetto. He didn’t need to. Unchained Melody was one of the most played songs of the 20th century. Another Righteous Brothers song “You Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” was the most requested song of the 20th century, That’s right! More than the Beatles or Elvis or anyone else you might care to name. It amazes me when people say they have never heard of them. They were and are among the giants of popular music. And as also every commentator notes - no auto tune, no gimmicks - just pure unparalleled talent.
OMG the Righteous Brothers! They were so awesome when they came out in 1964. You need to listen to all of their songs. I grew up in the 60's listening to their beautiful music. They were awesome! RIP Bobby! We miss your beautful voice! God bless you!!!❤❤❤
Fun fact about Bobby, he was into sports while in school and he was actually being scouted by pro baseball teams. He could have been a pro baseball player, but he chose his music and I am so glad he did. His nickname was The Blond Bomber. Bobby and his voice were truly a work of art, every song he sang was pure magic. For me, Bobby was the best singer God put on this earth, and he will always be my favorite. If you want to hear more of just Bobby try, "Only You", "For Your Love", "Love You for Sentimental Reasons", "Ebb Tide", " My Prayer", "Crying In The Chapel", "Stay With Me", "I Need A Girl", and many others. Him and Bill had several great hits together as well, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "Soul and Inspiration", "I'm So Lonely", "Rock and Roll Heaven", and so many others. Thanks for doing this one, this song truly belongs to Bobby!
This has always been one of my favorite songs. My husband and I would dance to this. Natural talent and zero auto tune. This is one of few where only one of them sang. Ghost I think is the most recognized movies it was played in.
The movie "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. That was Bobby Hatfield singing, there is another one Bill Medley that is the second half of the Righteous Brothers and not sure why he wasn't singing with Bobby on that one. They always performed together back then. So glad to see y'all loved that one. It was a huge hit and I was 13 at the time it came out.
I was 13 when this song came out and it has the same impact on me today as when it came out. This is, by far, the best slow dance song ever written and performed. Tell your daughter when she goes to a dance to request this song. She'll know what to do. Same thing for the young guy.
Home Free is amazing. Talk about a vocal range. All five have beautiful voices, their beatboxer is a beast and their bass singer has a 5 octave range. He can rattle your bones with his bass growl and sing a beautiful tenor and even hit a falsetto or two.
Hey guys!! My 9 year old daughter and I LOVE watching your reactions. Your kids are such lovely people too. Great job mom and dad!! This was such a good reaction. Thank you for sharing it with us. Definitely not a one hit wonder. They were huge for decades. You should definitely react to You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling where you’ll hear the other Righteous Brother and his voice will also blow your mind. Simply an incredible duo. Much love to you and your family. ❤
This is such a classic song. When i was growing up my mom would always have an oldies radio station playing when she would do things around the house, and thanks to her i got into the 60s, 70s, etc, so good
They had a lot of hits, "Soul and Inspiration", "Ebb Tide", "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "Just Once In My Life", "Rock and Roll Heaven" are some of the best!!! They are mostly slow songs!!
For the fast songs, look for Little Latin Lupe Lu, which Bill Medley wrote, and Justine. For a real bluesy jam, look for Night Time is the Right Time. Bill sang The Time of My Life with Jennifer Warner’s (for the movie Dirty Dancing) and won a Grammy. Bill is still singing (he’s 82), and I’m going to see him perform! His last 2 albums were of blues songs, and they’re great (Your Heart to Mine and Damn Near Righteous). Enjoy!
If you want to hear both of them play "You've Got That Loving Feeling" They sing in tandem and it was the most played record on radio for entire 19th century. Unchained Melody was my favorite bot I loved everything they put out. Love the shirt, I was born and raised in Chicago.
Folks, just a reminder: Robert Lee Hatfield was originally from my home state of Wisconsin. He was born in the city of Beaver Dam but moved with his family to Anaheim California when he was 4 years old. We in Wisconsin are so proud of Bobby. It goes to show that we are so much more than cheese, cherries, cream puffs and fish boils. Wisconsin has talent!
A little history about that song: he was actually singing that song with his mother in the audience, and she had never heard it before so he said on an interview once that he was nervous because his mom was going to be hearing it for the first time. Very sweet.
So happy that I grew up with The Righteous Brothers, and many other artists, who were simply some of the best talent ever placed on the earth. For me, and others my age, these songs aren't just "memories" - they are a snapshot of our lives. Bobby Hatfield singing "Unchained Melody" created one of the greatest love songs of all time. I cherish every moment I danced with my darling to this masterpiece.
Bobby Hattfield was one-half of the Righteous Brothers, and they were most certainly not "one hit wonders." They were a big bit hit here in the US in the 60's. I, as a teenager girl was among the many who had a crush on Bobby Hattfield after he sang this song on LIVE TV on the Andy Williams Show. There was no auto-tune, just his voice, LIVE on TV. He had only one shot at it - and you saw it. It's been considered arguably the finest televised live performance ever, of all time. The Righteous Brothers went on to record many other hits - like "You've Lost the Loving Feeling," "Soul and Inspiration," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Just Once in my Life," "Georgia on my Mind," and others. But what you saw was Bobby's best. You'll never see a finer performance - or better talent - anywhere. Ever.
Growing up in that era, there is 2 of them that sing together. One solo that he did by himself that you heard. Before they got famous, they used to play in bars or pubs. And after their performance, one man came up to them and said that is righteous brothers, At that time they did not have a name for the group, So that is what they went with. True story. They had a bunch of other hit but that was their most famous. Also one of my most favorites!
They used to sing in a bar near a Marine base and the Marines would come listen - as mentioned by @jackrolfson312, it was the Marines that gave them their name.
@@jackrolfson312 I've heard interviews where they've said (or at least from Bill Medley) upon hearing their name, people expect them to be black and sing gospel. They are always surprised.
Not a one hit wonder ... these guys were the hottest thing going in the sixties. They had 22 songs in the Billboard Hot 100 and three albums in the top 20 simultaneously. They started out singing Rhythm and Blues at a time only black singers sang R&B and their music was considered to 'hard' for radio....ua-cam.com/video/N6O-fFgl5vE/v-deo.html
@@zanhar7688 That's right - I had forgotten about that. They were thought to be black by people who hadn't seen them because of their name and their singing.
Music from a bygone era. Back when Society still had morals and values. Want to see how relationships were valued back then listen to the song Teen angel.
His name was Bobby (Bobby Hatfield 1940-2003), and he took Unchained Melody to a very high level. May he rest in peace and may the earth be light for him. Indeed, we are dust, nothing but dust (by the way, isn't it written: "you who admired me yesterday, do you know that I will be dust forever tomorrow?"). Rest in peace Bobby; Amen
The movie you are thinking about is “Ghost”. This song was performed without auto tune. What you hear is his actual voice. His name is Bobby Hatfield. The other member is Bill Medley. This song was written as a solo and Hatfield recorded the song. Another hit song by them is “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” The duo had quite a few hit singles.
These performances deserve respect. Talking through the song even laughing, much of his performance was missed. Hearing the song is different from Listening.
I completely agree, just a bit rude for my taste. Also, I've seen a few reactors do the same thing, talking thru some of the performance. You can at least pause the video to make your comments!
The Righteous Brothers are an American musical duo originally formed by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. At times performing alone like in this single. Bill Medley has the Base Voice, while Bobby Hatfield had the higher voice. Both voices could reach according to the songs need. In this show the Andy Williams Show Andy Williams interviews both artists and performs as well. The Righteous Brothers are an American musical duo originally formed by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.
This Video was played at Bobbys funeral In 2003 to honor such a great talent I've listened to the Righteous Brothers since a teenager in the sixties Bill Medley was the other Brother great talent also
I’ve been watching music reactions since this song popped up on my phone just over 3 years ago. You need to back up this video to see the amusing chat between Bobby Hatfield (this singer) and his singing partner, Bill Medley. They tell how they got their duo name. This song was featured in Ghost. The “Brothers” had decided to include a solo on each album. They both wanted to do this song so they flipped a coin and Bobby won. They were one of the most popular singing act back in the 60s. Their huge hit, “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” was the most played song on radio and TV in the 20th century.
Most weddings I’ve been to have all married couples come out to the dance floor for this song, then the DJ has people married for less than a year exit the floor, then 2, 5, 10, 15, etc. until the longest married couple is alone dancing until the song ends. It never gets old.
Love Unchained Melody! The Righteous Brothers were two guys singing together, they really weren’t Brothers except as friends. Bobby Hatfield was the solo singer on Unchained Melody. He had a fantastic voice and expansive range vocally. Bill Medley who was the other half of the group sang the beautiful lower baritone and bass on their songs when they sang together. The song was used in the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze & Demi Moore. You should listen to You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling.
The other brother said on live T.V. that he didn't think this song was going to be a hit, so he let him do this one alone. Turned out to be a major hit.
That was a joke…neither of them had any doubts that it would be a hit…in fact they each wanted to be the one to record/perform it. It was such a popular song that 3 different acts charted with it in 1955, the year the movie “Unchained” came out.
Oh, bye the way, this is one of more than 700 performances bye others , and no one has ever even come close to him . The performance in the movie "Ghost" is well remembered .
Sam your family picked a great song to react to. Bobby Hatfield of the Rightous Brothers had a very great vocal range This has been used in many movies including the movie Ghost. This is from the Andy Williams show and Bill Melody the other one is in the wings with Andy because this is a solo. And his Mom and Dad were in the crowd seeing him live for the first time.
I saw this live on tv in 1965. The other brother, althought they really aren't brothers was offstage for this song. This is Bobby. One of the best songs of the decade or ever.
Yes, this song was performed by just one of the duo....Bobby Hatfield. This duo were not actually brothers, but they came up with the name when they were performing at a military base, and a guy in the audience said, "That was righteous brother". The other part of the duo is Bill Medley. Bill has a deep voice, and the songs "Heart and Inspiration", ( ua-cam.com/video/cwTdRpYTS4c/v-deo.html ) as well as "You've Lost That Loving Feeling"( ua-cam.com/video/uOnYY9Mw2Fg/v-deo.html )are great examples of the duo singing. You may have heard the latest song by Bill Medley (Bobby Hatfield had passed away by then), it was a duet with Bill and Jennifer Warren called "I've Had The Time Of My life", ( ua-cam.com/video/4BQLE_RrTSU/v-deo.html ) which was sung in the movie, Dirty Dancing. Sam, I'm sure that you don't recognize me, as I used a different name in the past, but I'm the guy who sent you your first ever package from America...a Justin Tucker jersey, and when I saw that it was a bit too big, I sent you a smaller one. I just want to say that I love your family and your videos, and it's really great to see how much more mature Denzel and Atlanta have grown over the last few years. Denzel is growing into a handsome young man, and Atlanta is growing into a beautiful young woman. Spend as much time as you can with your kids, because they will grow up really fast, and move out to be on their own. Another great singer, who is still alive today and performing, is Tom Jones. Listen to his emotional song, "I'll Never Fall In Love Again". ua-cam.com/video/sdDVMCbG0FM/v-deo.html
Though many think vocalist Bobby Hatfield sang in falsetto (he didn't) - he sang in a pure tenor on many Righteous Brothers tracks (with Bill Medley) & will always be remembered for his solo turn on their classic “Unchained Melody.”
The late Bobby Hatfield. Bobby sings this alone, and is fantastic. They used that song in Ghost. There are a lot of songs by The Righteous Brothers. They sang together very well. Bobby sings a lot of songs alone. No auto tune, just his incredible voice and talent
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Sam its from the movie "Ghost" w/ Patrick Swayze & Demi Moore.
Movie, Ghost...
No they aren't a one hit wonder. Their last names are literally Righteous. I can't remember their first names.
@@karenmorrisette5027 Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley.
Want to see the brothers in epic vocal action? Try "You've lost that lovin' feeling" -- they're solid gold!
I think your suggestion is better than this song.
and a young Cher is 1 of the background vocalist
The Righteous Brothers were a great duo of the 1960s. Bobby Hatfield sang high tenor, Bill Medley sang baritone-bass. They started with a different name, but after singing at a soul club that catered largely to black personnel from a nearby Marine base, and being told by the appreciative crowd, "That was righteous, brothers!", they knew they'd found their new name.
Unchained Melody got its start as a pure instrumental, a tune written as the romantic theme for a dramatic movie simply called Unchained , about a man imprisoned for a crime he didn't commit, but who is sustained by his love for the woman loyally waiting for him on the outside. The tune got some airplay on the radio, lyrics were later written for it, and that's what brought it to the duo's attention. Because it was so obviously a one-singer song, they literally flipped a coin to determine who would sing it, and the right guy, Bobby Hatfield, won. Bill Medley would have looked silly just standing there doing nothing, so he always stepped off and surrendered the stage to his partner and friend for this song.
You've Lost That Loving Feeling, Unchained Melody, and Soul & Inspiration are the perfect trifecta of Righteous Brothers songs. You've Lost That Loving Feeling, in particular, was the most frequently requested song on American radio of the entire twentieth century. You really ought to give it a listen.
YES, I was going to suggest it.
A must!
It was most famously used in the movie “Ghost,” starring Patrick Swayze, and Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg. If you want to see both of the righteous Brothers performing their best song, watch “you’ve lost that loving feeling.”
Which the latter song was sung famously in another blockbuster film 😉
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❤ I love that movie 😢 too bad Patrick Swayzee died so young. Road House was another great movie.
The film version was re-recorded by Bobby
Haven’t you guys ever seen (or at least heard of) the movie Ghost???? Whoopi Goldberg might be 🦇💩 crazy now…but once upon a time, her Demi and Patrick made a pretty good movie!!! 😝
You cant talk through it and really appreciate the song, the voice and the talent!
The other Righteous brother did not want to do the song, so Bobby Hatfield sang it. Best live performance ever . No autotune, just pure talent.
Bill did want to do the song, so they had a coin toss, and Bobby won. I am forever grateful that he did!!
@@nelitasciretta7101 actually he did not think the song was going to be a hit, that is why he did not sing the song , he said so himself in an interview.
@@lydiacooper9260 sorry, do some research, he did want to do it, so they did have a coin toss. He was joking on that Andy Williams interview..
@@lydiacooper9260 Bill stated on this program that he did not want to do it, right before Bobby sang it; both brothers were talking with Andy Williams. The full clip is here
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Bill did sing it as a tribute to Bobby after he passed away.
Live on tv...no auto tune. Just God given talent.
The singer was Bobby Hatfield ...1/2 of the "brothers"
If I remember Bill Everley decided he did not want to record this song so it became Bobby's song as a solo.
@@mikekelly5491 His name is Bill Medley. He was never going to sing it because it was Bobby's solo for years. Bobby brought it to the studio to be his solo for an album. On albums and shows the always did solos.
@@mikekelly5491 - no, they flipped a coin.. and Bobby won.
@@williambill5172 And he had a cold that night and was worried about going out and singing.
@@SweetThing - According to Bill Medley, in the interview right before this song on live TV, he thought that the song wouldn’t be a hit, so deferred to Bobby. He could have been joking.🤷🏼♀️
Bobby Hatfield (singing) and Bill Medley were the Righteous Brothers. This was performed live on the Andy Williams show in 1965. Just pure raw talent. He was very nervous because his mother was in the audience to see him perform live for the first time. You can catch the little smile at the end because he knew he nailed it. This sing was used in the movie Ghost.
Sadly, they didn’t use this particular version/performance for “Ghost” 😢
They very young too. In there 20s
Raw talent, no auto tune!!!
Also, he was born in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Wow , it was so perfectly sung I thought that the performance was lip-synced for sure .
You guys talked all over one of the greatest singing performances ever.
This song was featured in the movie "ghost" with Patrick Swayze. This is the original performance done live with no additional enhancements to the voice or music. Just pure magic.
Many vocal coaches will tell you that this is one of the best (if not the absolute best) live performances of all time.
"Vocal coaches" are the biggest snake oil salesmen of all time. If they knew so much about singing, they would be famous.
Unchain melody belongs to Bobby Hatfield. His vocal range, his breathing, the warmth and his voice, his composure, his singing, with no strain at all, and the melodious tune make him perfect for this song. This is the best my performance I have ever seen.
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I think you need to listen to this sound without commenting. Get the nuances of the singer and the lyrics. Unforgettable even after many many years
He didn’t even need to raise an eyebrow or scream to deliever those high notes and looked not any exhausted at all. That’s what real talent is
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Watch them sing “lost that loving feeling” together, it’s a video in black and white 👍 great to see you guys again!!!!
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Hundreds of singers have sung this song but none do it better than Bobby Hatfield. The studio version of this song was used in the film 'Ghost' but this live version is stupendous. No auto tune or gimmicks just pure talent. He had a cold, his mother was in the audience watching him sing for the first time and he suffered with stage fright. Watch when he hits the last high note his face does not contort like other singers he just smiles and bites his lip as if to say 'I nailed it'. Your reactions are really loud but the song was quite muted. They are not actual brothers and there are 2 of them. However, they sing a solo song on each of their albums.
you could tell he was nervous by the pre-performance banter with Andy Williams and the other 'brother' Bill Medley before Bobby started to sing. And I love the slight smile he gets almost to the end, like he was thinking "I GOT this now"
How right, that song always gives me goosebumps.
A lesser known fact: The song was originally written for a sound track for a 1955 black and white prison movie titled "Unchained". The lyrics were from a prisoner who was pining for his wife. The entire movie is actually available on UA-cam.
This is Bobby Hatfield's famous performance and believe me, no one has ever done a performance that even comes close to this !!!!!!!
One of the greatest live vocals of all time.
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Bobbie sang this one alone, and it was the best live performance ever made 🤗! The Righteous Brothers together had some of the most famous and best hits of the entire 20th centurey, actually one of theirs was the most listened to song in the century. You guys did a great job - thank you so much you all - I loved this reaction!! You might try "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," "You're My Soul and Inspiration," and "Never Walk Alone" too. Thanks again!!!!! 🥰🥰
Bobby Hatfield.. The best counter-tenor of all time. This song was in the top ten twice... In 1965 and again in 1980 in the movie "Ghost." Both sung by Bobby. There 😅is so much of them to discover_ as I'm sure by now commenters hahe told yo. You have a real treat in store. But this is "Bobby's Song." He was the greatest. But together, he and Bill were amazing!
Quite possibly the greatest song ever sung it is a multi generational masterpiece
2 greatest live were thus and Elvis If I can dream
I still think the Beach Boys' _God Only Knows_ has that title, but this is certainly the best live performance in my book!
@@bbb462cid Brian Wilson is probably the greatest living artist alive today imo
@@lancerx1759 I agree!
His smile at the end always gets me 🥰
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His parents were in the audience that evening. Yeah a little nervousness there. Parents always made me nervous.
😅actually his Mother was in the audience. First time she had seen him sing in public. Bobby had a bit of a cold and wD worried about hitting that high note. His happiness at the end of song is just adorable. I'm an 82 year old Yank so this is true story.
Not quite right.
The "Righteous Brothers" was a name that Bobby Hatfield (your singer tonight) and Bill Medley acquired while performing at a club in the south. When they had finished their show and were walking offstage, a black Marine stood up and said, "That's righteous, brother."
Their singng style was often referred to as "Blue-Eyed Soul."
Some interesting facts about this performance are: it was performed on The Andy Williams Show's Valentine's Day Special of 1965. The Bros were dressed identically and Andy Williams, who was a singing star right up there with the likes of Sinatra, Dean Martin, the late, RIP Tony Bennet, was attired in a pink pullover and white trousers for the VD Special.
Andy talked with The Bros for a few minutes and Bobby was the main responder. He seemed to be almost gasping for air as he spoke, actually, he was suffering from an upper respiratory infection, a cold, bronchitis?
Bobby also suffered from extreme stage fright to the point where he would lose his lunch, rather violently before going onstage.
If that wasn't bad enough, his mother was in the audience watching him perform live for the very first time and he was very worried about disappointing her.
Pretty sure nobody was disappointed with what has been called the best live vocal performance of all time.
You chose a real gem as your first one. Wow. This is considered one of the best live recordings ever. That's Bobby Hatfield singing. Bill Medley (for real) was his singing partner. This just happened to be a solo. The Righteous Brothers were not a one hit wonder.
There's a longer clip, in which the setup for just Bobby singing is made.
So he had just been speaking right before starting this song, he was actually a little sick, and he was nervous because his mother was in the crowd. Oh- and Bobby was not a professionally trained singer.
Also, the reason Bobby sang that night instead of Bill was the result of a coin toss. At least, that's the rumor I've heard.
No it was because bill didn’t think the song would be a hit so he didn’t want to sing it . He also stated boy was I wrong 😊
@@leejshafer during shows like this back then, comedy was part of the act. Seems very plain that they were joking around.
I read several times ( google/wikipedia) that he studied on the south california university for about 4 years. One can hear that he trained the voice and also his breathing. One can whatch it with opera tenors. FromGER.
@@sylviabuck3369 this one has read he is untrained. So I guess that means either something or nothing, depending on how much you feel we should regard each other's opinions that are based on reading something.
This song has a special place in the hearts of a lot of people. A lot of us were heading to Vietnam right after this song came out. Still think of those days.
Bless you, my Brother.
Thank you for your service
Thank you for your service. My late husband also served in Vietnam.
Bless you I was there in 69 glad I made it will be 74 next month 🇺🇸🇺🇸
A live, flawless performance by Bobby Hatfield. My favorite male singer of all times.
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I saw them in concert in the 90's, and they gave a beautiful intro to it. This song came out in 1965 while the Vietnam War was escalating and young men were forced into service through the draft. They said they received such amazing letters of appreciation from the soldiers as this song became their love song to their significant others back home while they're fighting a horrible war. Great reaction, guys! Keep it up!
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He was singing this song live and he had a cold but wanted to get it right as his mum was in the Audience!I think we can safely say that he managed it !Nobody sings this song like Bobby Hatfield, many have tried but failed !😍👏👏👏👏👏
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This is my mother and father's "song". My father passed 5 years ago and today would have been his 78th birthday. Crazy that you'd do this today of all days. Thank you for the smiles and good memories. Love you guys
I think this is a lot of couples’ song from our generation. It’s such a perfect song in that respect. In fact it’s so popular that there are tons of covers of it out there. Bobby’s just happens to be the best of the best IMO, although, personally, I prefer the official release version of his better than this one. It’s still lovely though.
Sorry for your loss.
Thank you for sharing. Stay safe wish you and those close to you nothing but the best
God Bless your Dad❤️
Thank you all for your kind words and best wishes. The NZ family (viewers included) are the salt of the earth. Bless you all and nothing but love and respect for all of you.
The great Bobby Hatfield, one half of the Righteous Brothers. The other half was Bill Medley. Where Bobby was able to hit the high notes effortlessly Bill had the deep rich voice. The two had a lot of success with their remarkable harmonies and unbelievable talent. Funny, the story as to how they got their name goes...they were preforming in this little club when after singing one of their songs, some guy shouted the performance was "righteous brothers" and they liked the way it sounded so the name was born.
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His parents were at this performance. So he made his folks damn proud. Bobby Hatfield is easily one of the best singers ever
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Mom was there, not dad.
The Righteous Brother's music was often called "blue-eyed soul." Bobby Hatfield has unfortunately passed away. I believe Bill Medley, the other half of the team, is still living. We had this song sung at our wedding. It is indeed, romantic.
Bill Medley is still performing. He found singer Bucky Heard and asked him to join him as a Righteous Brother.
Wonderful to hear.
@@snowflakehunter I had read that. Sad.
@@snowflakehunter Actually, he didn't die from an overdose. If that trace amount was really there, it may have caused the heart attack he was bound to have to occur a bit sooner. He was in serious need of bypass surgery. The medical examiner said he couldn't see him living through that month. So, no he wouldn't be still here
@@snowflakehunter Sorry. He had blocked arteries and high blood pressure like many older guys do. It's caused by diet and genetics. There is nothing in the autopsy or his medical history that suggests long term use. This internet nonsense about cocaine use is exactly that. It's amazing how internet gossips think they know more about him than those close to him. And, as I said that trace amount in no way could cause an overdose.
Frankly, I don't care what you imagine you know, but I won't let it stand so others think you are correct.
The song "you've lost that loving Feeling" showcases both brothers and certainly not a one hit wonder.... Also, ZERO autotune. That was live on a single take
The video and audio are slightly out of sync on every version I have seen which is maddening
@@bbb462cid Yes. I think it's the conversion from 1960s television to 60 yrs later digital video. But, no doubt how great they were. Can't wait to see them do "you've lost that lovin' Feeling"
Go to Wikipedia for their background. UA-cam/YT Music, the app, would be, for you, an audio-visual cheat sheet. It does list and provide their other recordings.
They were not brothers. Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.
@@michaelsmith-iu1be Yes. I am just saying the other member billed as a brother killed it in "you lost that loving feeling"
1960s. Live. One take. No auto tune. No editing. Just talent.
This song is more than famous. It has been covered by over 600 other artists, though none of them ‘own’ it the way Bobbie Hatfield does. Professional music teachers, opera singers, experts in musical technique rave about the quality of his voice and his mastery of the medium. He was the rarest of masculine voices - a counter tenor, who could hit pure notes and hold them that many sopranos would struggle with. He rarely used falsetto. He didn’t need to. Unchained Melody was one of the most played songs of the 20th century. Another Righteous Brothers song “You Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” was the most requested song of the 20th century, That’s right! More than the Beatles or Elvis or anyone else you might care to name. It amazes me when people say they have never heard of them. They were and are among the giants of popular music. And as also every commentator notes - no auto tune, no gimmicks - just pure unparalleled talent.
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That song is too beautiful, and his voice is too amazing to have you talk all the way through it.
OMG the Righteous Brothers! They were so awesome when they came out in 1964. You need to listen to all of their songs. I grew up in the 60's listening to their beautiful music. They were awesome! RIP Bobby! We miss your beautful voice! God bless you!!!❤❤❤
I saw them live in Balboa, CA in 1963.
Their song You've lost that loving feeling was the most played song of the 20th century .
Fun fact about Bobby, he was into sports while in school and he was actually being scouted by pro baseball teams. He could have been a pro baseball player, but he chose his music and I am so glad he did. His nickname was The Blond Bomber. Bobby and his voice were truly a work of art, every song he sang was pure magic. For me, Bobby was the best singer God put on this earth, and he will always be my favorite. If you want to hear more of just Bobby try, "Only You", "For Your Love", "Love You for Sentimental Reasons", "Ebb Tide", " My Prayer", "Crying In The Chapel", "Stay With Me", "I Need A Girl", and many others. Him and Bill had several great hits together as well, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "Soul and Inspiration", "I'm So Lonely", "Rock and Roll Heaven", and so many others. Thanks for doing this one, this song truly belongs to Bobby!
This has always been one of my favorite songs. My husband and I would dance to this.
Natural talent and zero auto tune.
This is one of few where only one of them sang.
Ghost I think is the most recognized movies it was played in.
The movie "Ghost" with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. That was Bobby Hatfield singing, there is another one Bill Medley that is the second half of the Righteous Brothers and not sure why he wasn't singing with Bobby on that one. They always performed together back then. So glad to see y'all loved that one. It was a huge hit and I was 13 at the time it came out.
Bill was off stage with Andy Williams. They didn't always sing together. This is the one that Bobby sang by himself.
They routinely had “solos” on each album.
They were extremely popular for many, many years and that song became Iconic
I was 13 when this song came out and it has the same impact on me today as when it came out. This is, by far, the best slow dance song ever written and performed. Tell your daughter when she goes to a dance to request this song. She'll know what to do. Same thing for the young guy.
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Home Free is an American acapella group & they covered this song about 2 yrs ago 🤔, but it is amazing! All their music is incredibly mind blowing ❤❤
OMG~ YES!!!!!
Home Free is my favorite band. They are absolutely brilliant and hilarious!
they need to try several of the new acapella groups... Home Free, Voice Play, Pentatonix...
@@angelamason9840 same!!! It's about all I listen to. 🥰🥰🥰
Home Free is amazing. Talk about a vocal range. All five have beautiful voices, their beatboxer is a beast and their bass singer has a 5 octave range. He can rattle your bones with his bass growl and sing a beautiful tenor and even hit a falsetto or two.
If you want to hear Bobby hit a high note, watch him sing Summertime, I swear he invented a new high note.
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Hey guys!! My 9 year old daughter and I LOVE watching your reactions. Your kids are such lovely people too. Great job mom and dad!! This was such a good reaction. Thank you for sharing it with us. Definitely not a one hit wonder. They were huge for decades. You should definitely react to You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling where you’ll hear the other Righteous Brother and his voice will also blow your mind. Simply an incredible duo. Much love to you and your family. ❤
he won every womens hearts when he sings ,, and his brother also sings his own songs which is just as mind blowing as this one ,
They are not brothers. Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.
This is such a classic song. When i was growing up my mom would always have an oldies radio station playing when she would do things around the house, and thanks to her i got into the 60s, 70s, etc, so good
They had a lot of hits, "Soul and Inspiration", "Ebb Tide", "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", "Just Once In My Life", "Rock and Roll Heaven" are some of the best!!! They are mostly slow songs!!
For the fast songs, look for Little Latin Lupe Lu, which Bill Medley wrote, and Justine. For a real bluesy jam, look for Night Time is the Right Time. Bill sang The Time of My Life with Jennifer Warner’s (for the movie Dirty Dancing) and won a Grammy. Bill is still singing (he’s 82), and I’m going to see him perform! His last 2 albums were of blues songs, and they’re great (Your Heart to Mine and Damn Near Righteous). Enjoy!
If you want to hear both of them play "You've Got That Loving Feeling" They sing in tandem and it was the most played record on radio for entire 19th century. Unchained Melody was my favorite bot I loved everything they put out. Love the shirt, I was born and raised in Chicago.
Folks, just a reminder: Robert Lee Hatfield was originally from my home state of Wisconsin. He was born in the city of Beaver Dam but moved with his family to Anaheim California when he was 4 years old. We in Wisconsin are so proud of Bobby. It goes to show that we are so much more than cheese, cherries, cream puffs and fish boils. Wisconsin has talent!
A little history about that song: he was actually singing that song with his mother in the audience, and she had never heard it before so he said on an interview once that he was nervous because his mom was going to be hearing it for the first time. Very sweet.
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So happy that I grew up with The Righteous Brothers, and many other artists, who were simply some of the best talent ever placed on the earth. For me, and others my age, these songs aren't just "memories" - they are a snapshot of our lives. Bobby Hatfield singing "Unchained Melody" created one of the greatest love songs of all time. I cherish every moment I danced with my darling to this masterpiece.
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Bobby Hatfield shines in all the duos, but in the solos he becomes a master
Bobby Hattfield was one-half of the Righteous Brothers, and they were most certainly not "one hit wonders." They were a big bit hit here in the US in the 60's. I, as a teenager girl was among the many who had a crush on Bobby Hattfield after he sang this song on LIVE TV on the Andy Williams Show. There was no auto-tune, just his voice, LIVE on TV. He had only one shot at it - and you saw it. It's been considered arguably the finest televised live performance ever, of all time. The Righteous Brothers went on to record many other hits - like "You've Lost the Loving Feeling," "Soul and Inspiration," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "Just Once in my Life," "Georgia on my Mind," and others. But what you saw was Bobby's best. You'll never see a finer performance - or better talent - anywhere. Ever.
Growing up in that era, there is 2 of them that sing together. One solo that he did by himself that you heard. Before they got famous, they used to play in bars or pubs.
And after their performance, one man came up to them and said that is righteous brothers, At that time they did not have a name for the group, So that is what they went with. True story. They had a bunch of other hit but that was their most famous. Also one of my most favorites!
They used to sing in a bar near a Marine base and the Marines would come listen - as mentioned by @jackrolfson312, it was the Marines that gave them their name.
Thank you for that information that's always nice to know.
@@jackrolfson312 I've heard interviews where they've said (or at least from Bill Medley) upon hearing their name, people expect them to be black and sing gospel. They are always surprised.
Not a one hit wonder ... these guys were the hottest thing going in the sixties. They had 22 songs in the Billboard Hot 100 and three albums in the top 20 simultaneously. They started out singing Rhythm and Blues at a time only black singers sang R&B and their music was considered to 'hard' for radio....ua-cam.com/video/N6O-fFgl5vE/v-deo.html
@@zanhar7688 That's right - I had forgotten about that. They were thought to be black by people who hadn't seen them because of their name and their singing.
Love the Righteous Brothers. Another good one is You've lost that loving feeling. Both of them sing that song. Thank you. Really enjoyed it.
His mum was in the audience and it was the first time she had heard him sing live, so he killed it.
Greatest performance in history .
REAL VOICES 🎤💕
NO AUTOTUNE 🇺🇸
Seeing it live is great. Going decades listening is phenomenal.
I love this version and Elvis Presley’s cover! Both are beautiful and such a classic moment in American music ❤️
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Music from a bygone era. Back when Society still had morals and values. Want to see how relationships were valued back then listen to the song Teen angel.
This was my wedding song❤
I was 10 years old when I watched this on the Andy Williams show. Bobby Hatfield was amazing. RIP 🙏
I was 15...
Nadines reaction is so genuine! I think she was swooning😅
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His name was Bobby (Bobby Hatfield 1940-2003), and he took Unchained Melody to a very high level. May he rest in peace and may the earth be light for him. Indeed, we are dust, nothing but dust (by the way, isn't it written: "you who admired me yesterday, do you know that I will be dust forever tomorrow?"). Rest in peace Bobby; Amen
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Excellent song choice to react to.
True crooner skill. Your daughter was fun to watch as she was very emotive.
The movie you are thinking about is “Ghost”. This song was performed without auto tune. What you hear is his actual voice. His name is Bobby Hatfield. The other member is Bill Medley. This song was written as a solo and Hatfield recorded the song. Another hit song by them is “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” The duo had quite a few hit singles.
If you've seen the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore, that's probably where you heard this song. Great song and great movie!!
Bobby was a legend!
No auto- tune. Just a real voice
Y’all don’t realize this has been a huge hit for over 50 years in the US. There are two of them, this was his solo turn.
These performances deserve respect. Talking through the song even laughing, much of his performance was missed. Hearing the song is different from Listening.
I got a little peeved too
So did I they missed most of the song
I completely agree, just a bit rude for my taste. Also, I've seen a few reactors do the same thing, talking thru some of the performance. You can at least pause the video to make your comments!
Well, two are just kids.
Due to copyrighting, they could either stop the video, or talk during it, or else their video would be demonetized.
Thank you for sharing your reactions to this awesome classic! ❤ Love from Oklahoma, USA.
Aloha from Hawaii. This is a great song sung by someone who can actually sing
Did not expect this one from you guys, but glad you did it 😊👍
This is a song I never get tired of hearing...Love the Righteous Brothers.
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Hi there Markharold, Righteous Brothers music never gets old. Take care@@markharold2732
The Righteous Brothers are an American musical duo originally formed by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. At times performing alone like in this single. Bill Medley has the Base Voice, while Bobby Hatfield had the higher voice. Both voices could reach according to the songs need. In this show the Andy Williams Show Andy Williams interviews both artists and performs as well.
The Righteous Brothers are an American musical duo originally formed by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.
This Video was played at Bobbys funeral In 2003 to honor such a great talent I've listened to the Righteous Brothers since a teenager in the sixties Bill Medley was the other Brother great talent also
Best song ever, grow up listing to this and still love it when I hear it being play. ❤❤❤❤
I’ve been watching music reactions since this song popped up on my phone just over 3 years ago.
You need to back up this video to see the amusing chat between Bobby Hatfield (this singer) and his singing partner, Bill Medley. They tell how they got their duo name.
This song was featured in Ghost.
The “Brothers” had decided to include a solo on each album. They both wanted to do this song so they flipped a coin and Bobby won.
They were one of the most popular singing act back in the 60s.
Their huge hit, “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling” was the most played song on radio and TV in the 20th century.
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Most weddings I’ve been to have all married couples come out to the dance floor for this song, then the DJ has people married for less than a year exit the floor, then 2, 5, 10, 15, etc. until the longest married couple is alone dancing until the song ends. It never gets old.
🎉Man likes to hear his own voice.
This is my all time favorite from when I was younger. Another song he sang which is totally different but just as good is Summertime.
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Music from "back in the day" when it was real voices and real instruments. Love it!!!!!
These guys are amazing in everything they sing,this is Bobby Hatfield,he does many solos
Love Unchained Melody! The Righteous Brothers were two guys singing together, they really weren’t Brothers except as friends. Bobby Hatfield was the solo singer on Unchained Melody. He had a fantastic voice and expansive range vocally. Bill Medley who was the other half of the group sang the beautiful lower baritone and bass on their songs when they sang together. The song was used in the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze & Demi Moore. You should listen to You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling.
Oh, wow. I usually catch your videos a few days after the fact.
This popped right up on my feed. Great stuff. Handsome family.
The other brother said on live T.V. that he didn't think this song was going to be a hit, so he let him do this one alone. Turned out to be a major hit.
That was a joke…neither of them had any doubts that it would be a hit…in fact they each wanted to be the one to record/perform it.
It was such a popular song that 3 different acts charted with it in 1955, the year the movie “Unchained” came out.
@@ChicagoDB and, of course, Bill and Bobby were not brothers either :)
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Not brothers.
Oh, bye the way, this is one of more than 700 performances bye others , and no one has ever even come close to him . The performance in the movie "Ghost" is well remembered .
It was a great tune to slow dance to at a high school dance. I can still recall the English Leather shaving lotion the boys wore.
Sam your family picked a great song to react to. Bobby Hatfield of the Rightous Brothers had a very great vocal range This has been used in many movies including the movie Ghost. This is from the Andy Williams show and Bill Melody the other one is in the wings with Andy because this is a solo. And his Mom and Dad were in the crowd seeing him live for the first time.
It was on the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore.
Good to see the youngsters getting with it! Great popular music crosses the generations.
I saw this live on tv in 1965. The other brother, althought they really aren't brothers was offstage for this song. This is Bobby. One of the best songs of the decade or ever.
Yes, this song was performed by just one of the duo....Bobby Hatfield. This duo were not actually brothers, but they came up with the name when they were performing at a military base, and a guy in the audience said, "That was righteous brother". The other part of the duo is Bill Medley. Bill has a deep voice, and the songs "Heart and Inspiration", ( ua-cam.com/video/cwTdRpYTS4c/v-deo.html ) as well as "You've Lost That Loving Feeling"( ua-cam.com/video/uOnYY9Mw2Fg/v-deo.html )are great examples of the duo singing. You may have heard the latest song by Bill Medley (Bobby Hatfield had passed away by then), it was a duet with Bill and Jennifer Warren called "I've Had The Time Of My life", ( ua-cam.com/video/4BQLE_RrTSU/v-deo.html ) which was sung in the movie, Dirty Dancing.
Sam, I'm sure that you don't recognize me, as I used a different name in the past, but I'm the guy who sent you your first ever package from America...a Justin Tucker jersey, and when I saw that it was a bit too big, I sent you a smaller one. I just want to say that I love your family and your videos, and it's really great to see how much more mature Denzel and Atlanta have grown over the last few years. Denzel is growing into a handsome young man, and Atlanta is growing into a beautiful young woman. Spend as much time as you can with your kids, because they will grow up really fast, and move out to be on their own.
Another great singer, who is still alive today and performing, is Tom Jones. Listen to his emotional song, "I'll Never Fall In Love Again". ua-cam.com/video/sdDVMCbG0FM/v-deo.html
Dirty Dancing was in 1987. Bobby died in 2003.
@@Aurora-tp3dy You're correct, I was mistaken as to when Bobby Hatfield died. Thank you for correcting me.
This was my grandparent’s wedding song back in 1958. They are both passed away now, but this song has so much impact on our family now. 💜
Though many think vocalist Bobby Hatfield sang in falsetto (he didn't) - he sang in a pure tenor on many Righteous Brothers tracks (with Bill Medley) & will always be remembered for his solo turn on their classic “Unchained Melody.”
The late Bobby Hatfield. Bobby sings this alone, and is fantastic. They used that song in Ghost. There are a lot of songs by The Righteous Brothers. They sang together very well. Bobby sings a lot of songs alone. No auto tune, just his incredible voice and talent
What am epic performance to start with! You're setting the bar very high, love it!! ❤
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