Up next by the Righteous Brothers, please try reacting to their song: "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and you will get another taste of their phenomenal versatility too!!!
I'm so happy to hear u playing this particular song and glad to see you all appreciate it as a beautiful song the vocals are great I am 70 years and I danced to this particular song in junior high loved and then I love it now
I get so sad when I see people talk about the music of their life or mostly I assume youth. I'm almost 50 and still finding things for the playlist. I'll always listen to things that were in my walkman at the bus stop, but I'll never stop hearing new favorites.
@@TheMisfitChef The music of my life stretches from recreations of ancient Roman music to bands debuting in the past few months. About the only genres I do not like are really repetitive Disco, autotuned "singers" and Gangsta Rap.
Two of the best vocalists ever! Bill Medley (deep voice) Bobby Hatfield (Tenor)!! 40 years ago they were in concert and Bill Medley walked into the crowd and sang to me and gave me a kiss while singing!! I'll always love the Righteous Brothers! They were not blood relatives! But "Righteous" brothers!!
The Righteous Brothers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2003, we lost Bobby that year in Nov. 5, 2003. So glad he was still with us for the induction. Miss you Bobby, RIP. Bill is still with us he will be 84 this year Sept. 19, 2024. Righteous Brothers forever. ❤❤
Bill Medley(the tall brother) holds an Oscar for his song for the movie Dirty dancing..the song is (I've Had)The Time Of My Life,performed with Jennifer Warnes.
Yes these guys had a lot of great songs. You've done 3 so far. Would also suggest their covers of "Little Latin Lupe Lu", "Just Once In My Life", "Ebb Tide", "The White Cliffs Of Dover", "Rock & Roll Heaven". Bill Medley had a big hit in1987 with his duet with Jennifer Warnes, "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life", which appeared on the soundtrack for the movie "Dirty Dancing".
Just to mention, Little Latin Lupe Lue & Just Once In My Life are not covers. Bill Medley wrote the 1st one & Gerry Goffin, Carole King & Phil Spector wrote the 2nd one for the Righteous Brothers, who were the 1st to record both.
Good one! Listen to those words. What woman didn't want to hear that? It's beautiful sentiment. Those are the marriages that are celebrating fifty years now. Gotta embrace the history. Beautiful music, beautiful times, I love it.
Just like Al Green & Barry White, the Righteous Brothers were the soundtrack to many conceptions, planned or not, back in the day. Along this line check out their hit “I Just Wanna Make Love to You” - it won’t let ya down. Another fine reaction. 👍🏻
Real music from the greatest duo of all time. The blinding of their voices. The harmonies are on point. Try Rock and Roll Heaven. Don’t know if you heard Unchained Melody and You e Lost That Loving Feeling. They are the greatest
This song was going through my head every time I woke up last night...which was quite a few times. Bill, on the opening kills me..."Girl, I can't let you do this..." and then when Bobby's silk voice comes in solo...it's just too much. And the climax when Bill goes into his pleading crescendo, "If you go it will kill me..." Umm...umm...umm.
BMI today announced the Top 100 Songs of the Century, listing the most played songs on American radio and television. Leading the list is the anthemic "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', Written by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin'” was first recorded by the vocal duo group the Righteous Brothers. Upon its release, the song was an immediate hit, becoming a No.1 hit single in the US and the UK in February 1965.
One of my favorites. I love that deep voice coming in after the high notes. Speaking of Marvin Gaye, how about reacting to him. Anything he does is great.
They were also known as the Blue Eyed Soul Bros because they sang from their hearts and souls every performance. They were together for decades. They also did solos Listen to Unchained Melody by Bobby Hatfield and BROWN EYED WOMAN by Bill Melody. This is just a few there are so many great songs by them.
Yeah it has been great fun watching you discover the righteous brothers. I just watched 4 all 4 of your clips and let me tell you I don't think they ever sang a bad note and they're lives Welcome to my world !
i was in senior yr in San Francisco when these soul brothers came onto the scene. my friends and I all were shocked to see they were white. They both had pipes. Pure beautiful vocals no help needed just raw talent
You can also use it for your life-long love, which is how people married back then. My parents married at 20 & 24. They are not 76 & 80, and still in love. Neither of them has ever stepped out on the marriage. I see the song as a tribute to true love. (You're *my life's* inspiration.)
I was there the night they got together, a small nightclub in Santa Ana, Ca., called the Brown Derby. My friend knew a guy, Bobby Hatfield, from school. Bobby was going to do a guest gig with Bill Medley’s band around midnight. Bobby was doing a solo when Bill joined in and showed his musical genius, turned into a long great back and forth with beautiful unrehearsed harmony. Crowd was mixed ethnics and the big word at the time was “Righteous “. It stuck and “The Righteous Brothers “ was formed. If I remember correctly it was 1961.
I still think your subscribers should be called “The AB Honor Roll” 😊 I enjoyed the live stream and look forward to seeing you work your way through that list! Keep ‘em coming, AB!!
Their biggest hits came when they were with Verve and MGM but some of their most under appreciated songs were with their first label, Moonglow. Songs like I Just Want To Make Love To You and Little Latin Lupe Lu, about a girl Bill knew in high school who could dance any dance you could name.
This is my favorite from the duo. Please check out the live, TV version as you will enjoy it so much more. Their hairstyles were typical of the 1960s before long hair became the fashion in the late 60s.
They were the gold standard every song including both Bobby and Bills solo songs simply blew everybody else out of the park and all without any fancy editing.
I am sorry I didn't look ahead far enough and see that you reviewed this song. I really glad that you loved this music. I look forward to you reviewing and reacting to more of that era of music. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Wishing you all the best.
There is a live performance that has more of an impact. And Unchained melody live is also a a must. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. My beautiful future wife of going on 54yrs and I danced to unchanged melody. What a ride.
This was the first song my new husband (over 35 years ago) played for me by the Righteous Brothers after our honeymoon. I, like you, had never heard them before. I swore they were 4 gentlemen of color instead of two white guys from Orange County, California. They are amazing! So, you are not the only one to be surprised by their sound. If you want to continue old school, try Bobby Goldsboro "Honey", "Watching Scotty Grow", and "Little Green Apples" or "Butterfly for Bucky". He's a bit country so not sure you would be into that but you are eclectic in what you present so I though I'd suggest it!
I am thrilled to have found your reviews of the Righteous Brothers songs. I was quite young when they were popular and so I never really appreciated them until now. I am now a forever fan of the "Brothers", too! Just subbed to your channel.
I had the privilege to see a performance 10 years ago with Bill Medley (the bass) and Buckey Heard (since Bobby Hatfield is deceased) at a local college. Wow! Still Righteous! I was a little kid in the 60s when their music was played on the radio. Crazy talent! As you stated on a previous video, talent is talent!
An awesome song Righteous Brothers did was Night time is the Right time. They are having a blast and you will see why it was black people who gave them the name Righteous Brothers bc they sounded like brothers. Start the trend on people reacting to this one, it's awesome.
Contemporaries of the Brothers: Linda Ronsteadt- Blue bayou also in duet with Aaron N., Ans to my prayer sung by Percy Sledge, the super great Aretha Franklin singing You make me feel like a Natural Woman, so many greats - B.B. king A rose in Harlem ❤
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Up next by the Righteous Brothers, please try reacting to their song: "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and you will get another taste of their phenomenal versatility too!!!
I was about to suggest the same!
A massively underrated song! And if you think about it quite risqué for the time period.
Yes! The track from The Moonglow Years....track 14, I think. ❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
Do you think he can handle it? ;)
@@dacryptkeeper6836 I sure hope so!!! LOL!!!
My favorite duo. There's no other like them. I am 70 and I never get tired of listening to them
Remember our passions, right? We were just little girls. Love it.
Our music back then was so deep and true. Stick with the baby boomers honey. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Serious kids we were!
I am so very happy when a person younger than me discovers the music of my life.
I'm so happy to hear u playing this particular song and glad to see you all appreciate it as a beautiful song the vocals are great I am 70 years and I danced to this particular song in junior high loved and then I love it now
I get so sad when I see people talk about the music of their life or mostly I assume youth. I'm almost 50 and still finding things for the playlist. I'll always listen to things that were in my walkman at the bus stop, but I'll never stop hearing new favorites.
@@TheMisfitChef The music of my life stretches from recreations of ancient Roman music to bands debuting in the past few months. About the only genres I do not like are really repetitive Disco, autotuned "singers" and Gangsta Rap.
@@Two4Brew fair enough and good to hear.
I love your comments. I always like the righteous brothers. They were great. They still are loved to listen to their music.
they are the best i have ever hear in my life an im 72 years old no one can be better
Two of the best vocalists ever! Bill Medley (deep voice) Bobby Hatfield (Tenor)!! 40 years ago they were in concert and Bill Medley walked into the crowd and sang to me and gave me a kiss while singing!! I'll always love the Righteous Brothers! They were not blood relatives! But "Righteous" brothers!!
The Righteous Brothers were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in March 2003, we lost Bobby that year in Nov. 5, 2003. So glad he was still with us for the induction. Miss you Bobby, RIP. Bill is still with us he will be 84 this year Sept. 19, 2024. Righteous Brothers forever. ❤❤
I think this is my favorite of theirs. It's so difficult to pick because everything this sing is fabulous!
Bill Medley(the tall brother) holds an Oscar for his song for the movie Dirty dancing..the song is (I've Had)The Time Of My Life,performed with Jennifer Warnes.
They are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!!!
They were so deserving of such an honor
@@serafyo Absolutely 100%!!!🤩
This is my favorite from the Righteous Brothers! Brings back fond memories....
Yes these guys had a lot of great songs. You've done 3 so far. Would also suggest their covers of "Little Latin Lupe Lu", "Just Once In My Life", "Ebb Tide", "The White Cliffs Of Dover", "Rock & Roll Heaven". Bill Medley had a big hit in1987 with his duet with Jennifer Warnes, "(I've Had) The Time Of My Life", which appeared on the soundtrack for the movie "Dirty Dancing".
Just to mention, Little Latin Lupe Lue & Just Once In My Life are not covers. Bill Medley wrote the 1st one & Gerry Goffin, Carole King & Phil Spector wrote the 2nd one for the Righteous Brothers, who were the 1st to record both.
@@wnsafford1854 Yes I know, I just put all their songs together.
Which was written for the movie 'Dirty Dancing'!
Little Latin LupeLu! People thought it was a silly song, but it works for them.
The Righteous brothers are truly magnificent, i second the "i just wanna make love to you" too RISQUE for air time in its day 😉
Ask your grandparents, without the Righteous Brothers a lot of us might not have been here.
Good one! Listen to those words. What woman didn't want to hear that? It's beautiful sentiment. Those are the marriages that are celebrating fifty years now. Gotta embrace the history. Beautiful music, beautiful times, I love it.
Just like Al Green & Barry White, the Righteous Brothers were the soundtrack to many conceptions, planned or not, back in the day. Along this line check out their hit “I Just Wanna Make Love to You” - it won’t let ya down.
Another fine reaction. 👍🏻
Appreciate this comment 🙌🏾🔥🔥🔥
Loving this blue-eyed soul 💙
AB, the age of clean lyrics, no filth or obscenity. What has happened?
The award was their induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
That award is the induction to the rock and roll hall of fame!! They are the best!!!
Real music from the greatest duo of all time. The blinding of their voices. The harmonies are on point. Try Rock and Roll Heaven. Don’t know if you heard Unchained Melody and You e Lost That Loving Feeling. They are the greatest
Great to see you extending your learning! I’m impressed! They’re epic and timeless! I’ve been a fan since they started… welcome to the club!
Welcome to BLUE EYE SOUL!
I think this is one of their best. This one gives me goose bumps! Like, how could ANY woman resist this?
First word BOOM instant goosebumps
A classic!! One of my favorites
All of the Righteous Brothers songs are great but this one is the best. Gets me every time❤️❤️
This song was going through my head every time I woke up last night...which was quite a few times. Bill, on the opening kills me..."Girl, I can't let you do this..." and then when Bobby's silk voice comes in solo...it's just too much. And the climax when Bill goes into his pleading crescendo, "If you go it will kill me..." Umm...umm...umm.
They're in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
BMI today announced the Top 100 Songs of the Century, listing the most played songs on American radio and television. Leading the list is the anthemic "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin', Written by Phil Spector, Barry Mann, and Cynthia Weil, “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin'” was first recorded by the vocal duo group the Righteous Brothers. Upon its release, the song was an immediate hit, becoming a No.1 hit single in the US and the UK in February 1965.
One of my favorites. I love that deep voice coming in after the high notes. Speaking of Marvin Gaye, how about reacting to him. Anything he does is great.
Always loved this song! Thank you for playing this ♥️
They were also known as the Blue Eyed Soul Bros because they sang from their hearts and souls every performance. They were together for decades. They also did solos Listen to Unchained Melody by Bobby Hatfield and BROWN EYED WOMAN by Bill Melody. This is just a few there are so many great songs by them.
Ebb Tide, Somewhere, Summertime, the list is endless.
Remember, these were popular during 'Nam. Imagine shipping out and hearing is on the radio...
Such fabulous voices on their own but together….🤯
Yeah it has been great fun watching you discover the righteous brothers. I just watched 4 all 4 of your clips and let me tell you I don't think they ever sang a bad note and they're lives Welcome to my world !
My favorite by them. What a beautiful song. Lyrics, sound, tone.. real music.
i was in senior yr in San Francisco when these soul brothers came onto the scene. my friends and I all were shocked to see they were white. They both had pipes. Pure beautiful vocals no help needed just raw talent
Righteous Brothers Summertime, you never walk alone
love watching you I live k.c. MO too. Love the R. Brothers... also try Cara Mia by Jay Black (Jay and the Americans)
❤️ bless you for recognizing talent... way back! They are amazing!! Better (maybe.. baby) then today 😎😎
You can also use it for your life-long love, which is how people married back then. My parents married at 20 & 24. They are not 76 & 80, and still in love. Neither of them has ever stepped out on the marriage.
I see the song as a tribute to true love. (You're *my life's* inspiration.)
I'm 70 years old and back then we had some hell of a good music
Another treat in the super great: Procol Harm and Gary Brooker singing Whiter than pale with the Denmark Orchestra
Love you channel and I am an old white dude. I was in High School when the Righteous Brothers were big hits. The girls were in a trance.
Ahhhhh .... be still my ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
.... and THAT my young friends is how a man treats a woman!!!!
I'm Marty's widow I just love these 2 men they could sing ❤
I was there the night they got together, a small nightclub in Santa Ana, Ca., called the Brown Derby. My friend knew a guy, Bobby Hatfield, from school. Bobby was going to do a guest gig with Bill Medley’s band around midnight. Bobby was doing a solo when Bill joined in and showed his musical genius, turned into a long great back and forth with beautiful unrehearsed harmony. Crowd was mixed ethnics and the big word at the time was “Righteous “. It stuck and “The Righteous Brothers “ was formed. If I remember correctly it was 1961.
I still think your subscribers should be called “The AB Honor Roll” 😊
I enjoyed the live stream and look forward to seeing you work your way through that list! Keep ‘em coming, AB!!
Haha ohhh that’s pretty cool name low key 🤣🤣🙏🏾🔥🔥
You actually have to watch the video live the charisma between them is amazing
My favorite singers from that generation, and there were many great ones. Enjoyed your reaction.
Their biggest hits came when they were with Verve and MGM but some of their most under appreciated songs were with their first label, Moonglow. Songs like I Just Want To Make Love To You and Little Latin Lupe Lu, about a girl Bill knew in high school who could dance any dance you could name.
My favorite Righteous Brothers song. Simply gorgeous.
I LOVE the Righteous Brothers!! Another from that era…The Lettermen, one of my favorites of theirs is I Believe
These were the stars when I was in highschool. Glad you like them. We called that "belly rubbing music"
" Just once in my life " is another brilliant track of theirs ❤️
Oh really!?!? Ok thank you
Yeah...they definitely don't make them like this anymore!
Amazing song!
Awesome reaction as always my friend!
Til the next 1☮
💯🔥🖤🎶🤘
Love your reaction to the Righteous
Brothers!
Totally Righteous & Soulful!!!
Blue Eyed Soul they were known for! Unchained Melody was originally done by a Brother in Prison setting!
I know, I know ! They Re the best at these type of love songs ! I,m a believer! Great reaction!💖💖💖
I enjoy watching your discovery & appreciation of the Righteous Bros!
MY FAVORITE!!! SOUL AND INSPIRATION!
This is my favorite from the duo. Please check out the live, TV version as you will enjoy it so much more. Their hairstyles were typical of the 1960s before long hair became the fashion in the late 60s.
You never walk alone, Righteous Brothers
They were the gold standard every song including both Bobby and Bills solo songs simply blew everybody else out of the park and all without any fancy editing.
Love your reactions!!
I am sorry I didn't look ahead far enough and see that you reviewed this song. I really glad that you loved this music. I look forward to you reviewing and reacting to more of that era of music. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Wishing you all the best.
All love no need to apologize Chris! 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👍🏾🎄 Merry.m Christmas to you also
I love your reaction of some of the greatest music from the 60's
Yep, love that you are liking these guys.
Thanks for doing this one, I dont remember hearing it before, for some reason it made me cry more than Unchained Melody, wow
There is a live performance that has more of an impact. And Unchained melody live is also a a must. Thank you for taking me down memory lane. My beautiful future wife of going on 54yrs and I danced to unchanged melody. What a ride.
If anybody can or does sing from their heart - - - it IS The Righteous Brothers
this was the follow up to You've Lost That Loving Feeling
Thanks AB for reacting to this. I ditto what Dagmar suggests says below. These guys were the best in their time.
I love your heartfelt reactions to the Righteous Brothers! So happy I found your channel
Thank you 🙏🏾
This was the first song my new husband (over 35 years ago) played for me by the Righteous Brothers after our honeymoon. I, like you, had never heard them before. I swore they were 4 gentlemen of color instead of two white guys from Orange County, California. They are amazing! So, you are not the only one to be surprised by their sound. If you want to continue old school, try Bobby Goldsboro "Honey", "Watching Scotty Grow", and "Little Green Apples" or "Butterfly for Bucky". He's a bit country so not sure you would be into that but you are eclectic in what you present so I though I'd suggest it!
Love watching your reactions. So glad you are open to the oldies!!
I am thrilled to have found your reviews of the Righteous Brothers songs. I was quite young when they were popular and so I never really appreciated them until now.
I am now a forever fan of the "Brothers", too!
Just subbed to your channel.
Rock and Roll Heaven is another good song from them too.
I had the privilege to see a performance 10 years ago with Bill Medley (the bass) and Buckey Heard (since Bobby Hatfield is deceased) at a local college. Wow! Still Righteous! I was a little kid in the 60s when their music was played on the radio. Crazy talent! As you stated on a previous video, talent is talent!
That's when you can learn to appreciate Real Music, and your Reactions are priceless. 😂
What a perfect match of vocals.
An awesome song Righteous Brothers did was Night time is the Right time. They are having a blast and you will see why it was black people who gave them the name Righteous Brothers bc they sounded like brothers. Start the trend on people reacting to this one, it's awesome.
This is my fav by them. So much passion in it.
Bobby singing "Ebbtide" is another favorite of mine.
Contemporaries of the Brothers: Linda Ronsteadt- Blue bayou also in duet with Aaron N., Ans to my prayer sung by Percy Sledge, the super great Aretha Franklin singing You make me feel like a Natural Woman, so many greats - B.B. king A rose in Harlem ❤
Rock and Roll heaven will rock your boat.
When Bobby Hatfield sang that last Ooooooo I knew it was coming so I watched your face! I loved it, you didn’t disappoint!
Those were the days, I wish I could go back…
I BUSTED out laughing when you started quoting The Grinch. Had to pause you so I could laugh and then listen with ya.
Absolutely love them!!!
I'm so glad you reacted to this!! And I'm so happy you're enjoying their music!! They're legends
I am glad you enjoy them, Little Latin Lupe is another great one.
These are the fellas that made young ladies fall in love.
You are the best! Merry Christmas to you and your family ❤
Love me some "Blue eyed soul"! This is a great and beautiful song by these two, Best duo ever! Loved your reaction to them!
Bobbie Hatfield singing unchained melody live....wow......