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Ken from Barbie! I bearly managed to catch my tablet I was laughing so hard
I hope you have 🧨💣⚒💶🧯💸💵💴😥🤫😬😮😪👹💩🤠🤑
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I am trying to watch him sing, but your handsome face, and beautiful smile keeps distracting me. I always loved this song.
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One man, a microphone and an audience. One take. No distractions. Beautiful.
Yes
Bobby Hatfield's voice caresses each note, gives me chills each time I hear it. R.I.P.
Nobody can touch Bobby Hatfield on this song. Nobody he is untouchable I still love this after 60 years
Agree
You are 100% correct. This blue eyed soul brother had one of the most amazing voices ever! 🙋🏻♀️❤️👍🏻
I am from Memphis and a HUGE Elvis fan. The king did a great job on this song but Bobby got this one! Amazing talent!!
Elvis is amazing but he wasn't better at everything than everyone. Bobby owns this till the end of time. There's still many many things The King owns.
I could judge if Elvis did it in the studio. He played it in Ann Arbor, Michigan. I'll have to go with this version.
At least you don't stop the video every ten seconds. Thank you.
Doesn't matter what shape Elvis was in, Unchained Melody is Bobby Hatfield's song.
And a great song it is, music written by American film composer, the late Alex North. The lyricist was Hy Zaret. They worked together on the 1965 film, Ghost.
Correction: Unchained Melody was composed (by North & Zaret) for a film called Unchained, released in 1955. It was later used as the theme song for the 1965 film, Ghost.
No doubt, Elvis could've been at 110% and he couldn't have come close to Bobby. The most impressive thing, in my opinion, was how easy he made this look. He has a 4 or 5 octive range and without any of the crap singers use today, it was just him, the mic and his talent... Fantastic song, and a gifted singer.
AND BILL!!!!!!DONT LEAVE HIM OUT! THEY WERE A TEAM!!!!!!!
This is Bobby Hatfield's song. He wasn't the first to sing it and most definitely not the last to sing it but his is the best. It is also what all the others are measured against. Bobby Hatfield can't be beat. I love this song and have since I first heard it. It is just so dynamic.
You just heard an angel sing. God gave Bobby his voice. Tears, chills, feel it in my soul everytime I hear it. 🥰✝️🙏
No auto-tune, no singing about booties and sex.
Just a pure love song. I miss this music.
He didn't need to sing about that... he got plenty after THAT performance, believe me.
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😅 glaube ich auch,
tristan.
@tristanflynn4014 He might have but he didn't have to sing about it to get it 😂😂😂
I loved your reaction to this. Nobody does it like the Righteous Brothers.
No, you are absolutely right, although I really like Elvis' voice, there is nobody that comes close to the Righteous Brother's version.
@@mariefrancemanibal2954 very true
No autotune. No processing. No Do-over. Live. Live Band. Live singers. This is talent.
This is pure magic. This is about as close to perfect as I can possibly imagine. I love Elvis but he couldn’t compare to Bobby Hatfield on this song.
It's cos he was so close to death tbf
@@s20acc94 Elvis performed it many times, but Bobby is truly the best.
Bobby Hatfield had an incredible voice and this song is his eternal signature and no other artist will ever come close !
You may have something there!
Notice that this song is not sung very often by other artist.... they know that the original can NEVER be topped.....Elvis tried and with all due respect was left in the dust..Bobby owns this song for eternity !
ABSOLUTE FACT. AND THE ONLY REASON THE OTHER BROTHER DIDNT SING IT BECAUSE HE DIDNT THINK IT WAS GOING TO BE A HIT!!! HAHAHAHAHAH BAD CALL BRUH
@@vinniewheeler5441 Unchained Melody always was and always will be a hit no matter what anybody thought !
@@isrberlinerin4063 what’s meant to be is meant to be. They could rip up every copy of this song and it would still make it back round the world BY WORD OF MOUTH and become a hit AGAIN. LOL I TRULY BELIEVE THIS
This version live by Bobby Hatfield will never be beat. NEVER.
Total agreement xx
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Dean Edward nah chief this will always be the best
I've never heard a voice that beautiful and it was live. It was better then the studio version.
as humans we have freedom of choice, but one thing that we never will agree on is LIVING AS ON3E
Yep. This cat definitely took Elvis' trophy for this particular song. Nobody ever topped this performance of it. Not in my opinion.
Elvis never had the trophy this has always been Bobby's song.
One of those extremely rare occasions when a performance is absolutely flawless. It couldn't have been any more perfect.
How bizarre that the whitest dude ever (Ken) had so much soul. It's no insult to Elvis that Bobby did it better.
Not many artists then or today have the range to sing this song The Way Bobby did. He wins by default just because of the quality of the sound and range.
This was mine and my husband song when we started to go steady in 1966......and when he was on his way to Viet Nam........and remained our song till he passed in 2018.......it still gives me chill bumps!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bless you, Debbie. That is such a wonderful memory.
sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss Debbie.
My condolences to you about your husband, Debbie! May he rest in peace and honor! And thank you both for your service!
my condolences to you Mrs. Goins
I am a 75 year old white lady and I loved the Righteous Brothers. Half the fun of watching this video was watching your face and loving how you enjoyed their music ! I never heard it called blue eyed soul before but it fits. Their hearts were in their music
Didn't play... didn't "improvise"... didn't gyrate... just sang the hell out of it.
With all his clothes on
@@raymondweaver8526 😂😂😂thank you😂😂😂
That’s the emotive power of the legendary BOBBY HATFIELD (RIP 1940 - 2003) - arguably the greatest tenor singer EVER - his pronouncing and clarity is perfect. This was his 1965 masterpiece 👌
The crazy part is that he's not even trying. It looks like he's just singing over breakfast or something 😂
Crowned Huntress
Like Fred Astaire wasn’t trying. When you’ve trained and rehearsed and practiced it, you don’t try, you do!
Haha exactly!
Al the great entertainers make it look easy. Bobby Hatfield took that to a higher level. The song just flows, akin to syrup from a bottle, sweet and smooth.
His parents were actually in the audience in he wanted to make them proud! It was also live I believe
Exactly, that's why it's so good because he makes it look and sound so effortlessly
That moment when you realize that your Grandparents were cooler than you.
The damn truth....
LOL. Very funny
Wow, GREAT REACTION, REALLY. !!!!
Well said!
Aint that the truth
This is and was always Bobby's song he killed it yes and what a talent to do it with wish I was back there great music my grandparents were cool lol
Bobby Hatfield has the voice of an angel singing this song and no one sings it better before or ever will !! Thank you Bobby !!!! 💗 R.I.P.
Absolutely Right
Fran Hart Unfortunately Bobby Hatfield passed away taking his fantastic talent with him but the recordings we have are peerless -- especially this one.
Amen to that.
My eyes just roll into the back of my head when I hear Bobby Hatfield's rendition of this song. No one compares.
They both did a great job,singing this song .How can you even compare .both are very good
Bobby Hatfield , the singer here, totally owns this song. Always has, always will. 👍👍❤️❤️💕💕
I agrea always
Ya'll did not tell me Ken from Barbie could sing 😂😂😂 The one who sang this was Bobby Hartfield. And NO ONE could ever come close the perfection of his rendition. Most people think the Righteous Brothers were actually brothers but they weren't but they sure made quite the duo ❤️
Bobby Hatfield owns this song and always will. A voice that came straight from the angels.
We will always miss him.
RIP Bobby
Righteous Brothers/Bobby Hatfield hands down. I'm an Elvis fan from way back, but more power doesn't equal to better. A scalpel can do a lot more than a shotgun, and this is one of those times. Mr. Hatfield OWNED this song from that moment till eternity. No one will ever be able to do it better! Thank you so much for your review, and all that you do!
Bobby Hatfield, one half of the Righteous Brothers. The days of "blue eyed" soul. The BEST version ever.
No doubt
Back in the day going to the hood to buy some pot this black boy called my brother a blue eyed devil lol
In another thousand years no one will ever top this version, even the original studio recording wasn't close. It will still bring people to tears.
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gifte,
war doch nur der blanke Neid von dem farbigen😅😅😅😅😅
No auto tune here. Just pure talent.👍👌😉
That is EXACTLY what I was thinking!!!!
They had autotune back than. It just wasnt called autotune it was called back up singers. Whenever they couldnt hit a note they had a couple people in the shadows singing with them who could.
Very true. I am not old but music now is awful
Elvis has no auto tune ! Auto tune didn’t come out until the 2000’s ! I know my bands from the 90’s had no auto tune!
They stole it from the Platters..............
2019 and still makes me cry at the sheer artistry, and I am born in 1952!
Muslim born in 72 in west...this is greatest song ever...i mean ever..takes me to next dimension
I fell in love with many guys slow dancing to this song in 1967 and on.
Me too circa 1952 thanks mum dad see you in heaven hope they got these tunes x
Bobby Hatfield made this song his own. The range of his voice, control of his breathing, his countertenor notes and handsomeness was like he was making love to everybody in the studio. Rest in peace Bobby, this is your song, will always be your song and everything else you sang was great.
People say he wasn’t singing falsetto, just that he had a crazy range ❤️😀
This was 63 years ago, live and no auto tune.
And he had a cold.
No one sings it better ever than this.... His voice is absolutely amazing....
BOBBY HATFIELD IS THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
He's kinda like a mello Eric Burdan
Was..... He committed suicide many years ago😢
@@Jo.885 I think he died from an overdoze.
@@Maax1200 you are correct. Thank you. I googled. I always read the over dose was intentional, but apparently it caused a heart attack, and that is how he died.
Thank you for NOT interrupting or pausing the video. We can tell by your expression how you feel.😊
You’re welcome 😊
Bobby Hatfield hits those high notes with no effort at all. It comes as natural to him as breathig. I've noticed other artist scrunch up their faces to get that high LOL not Bobby ever. RIP dear man you will always be remembered and greatly missed.
Freddie Mercury was an absolutely amazing natural talent as well. No auto tune needed and he had an amazing and effortless range. RIP Bobby and Freddie ❤️❤️
This type of music gives me feels modern music never could. These older songs felt like they meant something. Timeless really
I love the fact that there are some younger folks who are willing to keep an open mind and listen to the older music. I truly enjoy watching their reactions.
Bobbi was real nervous since this was live and this mother was in the audience. At the end, he bites his lip, smiles and nods to his mom, as he knew he knocked it out of the park.
Thats adorable 🤗
His mom is behind him.
Should have mentioned she's the lady in the blue print dress and fur stole to his right and back a bit.
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Jenny,
O Gott,dass ist es❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ich glaub der Vater
war da auch dabei.
We can ALWAYS tell when you love something. You always scratch your head and smile
Did you know that Bill Medley of the Righteous bros was the guy who sang the Male part of I've had the time of my life from dirty dancing
I was just thinking the same thing, that any time he feels some kind of emotional reaction to something in the music he scratches his head. It's endearing
Maybe he has a reaction similar to myself. When something gets me going it makes my scalp tingle.
@@atomicsquid9836 My music teacher in middle school would walk around saying no goosebumps yet. That's when she new we were ready for our performance
Or rub your arms cause the hairs stand up on end...
The best part of this is how effortless this level of performance just flowed out of his mouth- you feel like he could belt out this thirty times in a row just as flawlessly. Still gives me the chills. Love the righteous bros!
Like when Whitney Houston sang the Star Spangled banner, she just opened her mouth and it came out effortlessly.
Ty...he didn’t have a “fake Florida tan.” He had a real, honest to God Southern California tan!
Even after all these decades, this song, this performance is just one of those things in life that is just plain UNTOUCHABLE by anyone else other than the original singer.
The best version of the song. Unparalleled.
I have to agree. This live version is off the hook. Hatfield didn't slam them high notes at the end on the studio version.
And that's how you sing a song live
When they first came out they sang with such pure heart and soul some people said they were black ! But, This is Bobbie Hatfield of the two and he his white with blue eyes. Bill Medley in a duet sings the deeper sounds. What I have to say is no matter what color you are, your skin, your eyes and hair; if you have "it" ! You have "it" !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They both had beautiful voices and I was a teenager in the 60s when I first heard them on AM radio - they blew me away with the melodies and beautiful voices and still do today !!
"Y'all did tell me ... that Ken from Barbie ... can sing". Brilliant! LOL!
Blue eyed soul...Elvis, as great as he was, couldn't top this recording....this song will enter your soul.....and live....
Lloyd Purvis yes yes yes!!!!!
I'm an Elvis fan but this guy is unbelievable! Maybe they're singing together. Nice thought 😇
@@cheriehawthorne9246 love ur opinion but Elvis once said he one of tht person he did`t tag along on same stage...tht scary
Lloyd Purvis yes indeed!!!!
He did sing it but honest I am not going to lie it was bad,i am guessing it was around the time of his death.
I'm a HUGE Elvis fan, but this is Bobby's song.
Only Bobby, and I do mean Only Bobby can sing this song. It is definitely right up there as one of the most romantic and heartmelting songs out there.
Elvis is good with burning in love, but yes this is Bobby Hatfield song genuinely
Yessss i so agree!!
I think so too.
Elvis had sex with a child, 14 yr old. Sicko
No one did it better than this. Elvis was good, but could never touch this.
Exactly
agreed! I love watching the reactions..lol
Elvis was half dead, when he covered that song. Young Elvis almost had the range of both Righteous Brothers.
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Big Elvis fan. Bit I agree...
elvis was garbage with his blackfishing and stealing songs from soul singers
This version is best! Beats Elvis in a heartbeat.
❤Wonderful❤
When mrm scratches his head, you know someone is hitting the high notes like a champ
Yep , this one released a plethora of head scratching!
@@markwestaway7207 A 'plethora', what is this 'plethora'? ... Some Mexican guy in Three amigos...
@@aaronstandingbear, I like your style. Like El Guapo, this song is infamous! ;)
Love your reaction!😂 That was a time when real singers sang real songs that meant something!
Totally agree! Great respect for Elvis, but this is far and away greater than his version.
I was there in the 1960s. I wish you could have been there in that time to here live music coming from all these great singers. Like the Righteous brothers, Diana Ross, all the singers under phill Spector and so many more. And they all did it live because prerecorded shows just did not exist then. You had to be really good to catch a mistake of any kind.
Your facial expressions make me smile when you're really into a song. Thanks
His vocal control is absolutely astounding. I can't recall any other singer with such range. Awesome
And Crystal Clear too.
Roy Orbison?
@@brianstockwell4069 Freddie Mercury.
Freddy Mercury.
A different kind of singer ... but Chris Stapleton has range and insane control.... the runs... omg the runs.
Absolutely flawless! My partner and I have tried to find a better cover than this one. Epic fail! This is supreme! Rip Bobby....you nailed it! 👌
Check out Marc Martel's version. Not better than Bobby, of course, but really beautiful.
No Hon, you're right!! I'm from "back in the day" & I LOVE Elvis❤️!!!! But NO ONE can do this song better then Sweet ❤️Bobby Hatfield❤️!!! With his other partner, Bill Medely, who ARE the Righteous Brothers, kills it!!! Bill has his solos also. Please listen to more of their music & let your generation know about them!! Please keep them alive!! They're so blessed with pure talent!!! So was Elvis but everyone knows about him. You young ones need to know The Righteous Brothers too!! They even do some of Sam & Dave songs!! A little better then Sam & Dave!! Blue ~Eyed Souls!!! Thanks & be blessed!! 🙋🏻♀️🌹❤️ Enjoy & share!! 😘
Thank you, Lord, for letting me live and enjoy those AMAZING days when music transcended race, class, and even, at times, religion!!!
My better half died in 1999. This was “our song”, never fails to bring me to tears.
As humans we are all bound to die. The very best way a human can die is in the knowledge that they are loved fully and totally. You gave this gift to your partner.
Gary Heron
I thank you! Doesn’t hurt any less after all these years! Your words were comforting.
Anne K Hugs💕
I watch your reaction to Bobby Hatfield and I can see how much you enjoy the song. I grew up living all those artists, I'm 76
I grew up listening to all types of music, and remember hearing this, and loving it. Ghost, brought it back full force.
They can SING🗣🎙 in those days... no Computer HELP at all... like now, 2019.
PS: Pure Raw Talented Singers
I grew up hearing this song it's one of my mother favorite songs. Born 1990
Francois
Right, pure joy.
i got all the records from my parents…..it´s like finding a Goldmine.....
He sang this because of a coin flip he won between him and Bill Medley. He was nervous because it was the first time his mother had been in the audience. Think the story is in various forms on their site but not sure. I remember watching this show waaaay back when. No matter how many times I hear, see this I get chills. No one, no one can come close.
This will always be a historic classic. It has never been song by anyone as good as this. It is an immortal song. Good through all generations on perfection of a song.
Every time I hear Bobby Hatfield sing this song, it's like it's the first time I heard it. It reaches inside me and touches something. Love this song. There are covers of this song and some good covers by some great artist but Bobby Hatfield owns this song.
Nah, you're right. The Righteous Brothers own this song in my opinion.
Thank you!Elvis was good,but Bobby killed this,...no question.The man had an incredibly smooth voice.
Gutslinger
“Entirely agreed. I am the one born in 1988 who always listen to this clip for more than 4 years. To me he isn’t just a crooner which drawed attention of innocent public in his era.
A timeless god of blue-eyed soul he would be only by this sole song.
The number of watchers after just a week is more than several ten thousands and it demonstrates the general feeling this version brings to us.
One more song I cherished is The White Cliffs of Dover which originally was sung by female singer Vera Lynn. To watchers here I wanna recommend and share the sensation I got the moment I got to know that song too.”
- From a shitless slave region of humanism being suffered under hoon-tribe-originated-parasitism and kiki'she' collectivism which is known as the name 'Korea', whose dwellers always steals and begs from Japan's original history which clearly inherited sincere humanity in Ancient Cudara more than its 'original' dwellers in hometown.
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Elvis was near death. So it's not a fair comparison.
Now imagine if elvis had cut this in 1965? When elvis was in complete command of his falsetto and the complete power of his vocal register.
Brad rawsner behave, bobby owns this song , elvis was eating fat burgers and marring little girls....
Only song Elvis done that someone was better. This has nothing to do with Bill Medley this is 100% Bobby Hattfield.
I’m a HUGE ELVIS fan also! However I have to agree that this Righteous brother sang this song BETTER!!! Sorry Elvis
You're a fair person. And going by your username, you got great taste in music.
Don't think Elvis cares at this point.
My husband passed away shortly after his 50th birthday. This was our song. He felt I was his soul mate and we had known each other in previous lives and were destined to stay together eternally in this life or the next. He wrote me a poem to that effect and gave it to me for Christmas 11 years after we were married. Ghost was his favorite romantic movie. I love this song above all others, too!
ur right dude.this was bobbys song. and he KILLED it.i was a kid when I heard this. this is the original version. 1964 or 65. the righteous brothers!
All due respect to the king. No sir! The brothers nailed it.
Yea, I know it's a solo, I watched this when it originally aired. And even when it's only one performing he's still a righteous brother.
Elvis had the stage presence to pretty much nail cover songs, but Bobby Hatfield owned this. Even without associating the song with the movie Ghost, Hatfield’s interpretation is a smooth sonic attack that yanks the heartstrings. Damn near impossible to do with autotune today
Live. No auto tune. No pitch shift crap. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you :)
There will never be anyone that can sing this song better than Bobby Hatfield not ever. RIP Bobby. I was fifteen when this came out. Should be the number one song of all time.
I was about to turn 17, senior year in HS (graduated '64). This is an epic song.
I believe it is the most played song of all time, deservedly so.
Never heard anybody sing this better . Pure class!.
Tan was from the home state of California (think surfers). He was the class president at Anaheim High School...my sister was his class mate. He was an extremely nice guy.
Yes Elvis died 2 months after he sang it on stage that night Elvis had alot of emotions that night but this guy kills it ...he definitely wins this battle
"Ken from Barbie can sing" gets a thumbs up from me
Thank you for posting this. I love this song when Bobby Hatfield sang it. There will never be another.
My friend, you CRACK ME UP when you start scratching your head 😅. As big of an Elvis fan as I was, I have to agree with you. Elvis did a great rendition of this song, but this guy knocked it out, and into the next park. GOD bless.
This voice makes chills goes up and down up and down my spine, the most amazing version ever! He DID kill it.
I got the chills too. Wow.
My chill bumps peaked every time he hit a long, high note -he was and will remain at head of the class on this song.
No contest. The Brothers kicked this song into the universe.
The Righteous Brothers were fantastic....
Bobby's got that little "sh*t-eatin" grin on his face when he finished, knowing he nailed it! ...absolute perfection
Bites his bottom lip. Loved it!
His momma was front row...
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lori,
❤❤❤❤❤❤ Gott, liebe es auch so.😊😊😊
Brother's got SOUL. Hittin' NOTES most won't DARE live.
That is what I thought. Who can do this live? Not too many. Phenomenal. I loved these guys when I was 12 and older (1964...) because my older brother was really into them.
Indeed! We are so very lucky to listen to Bobby Hatfield singing this beautiful song with his magnificently beautiful voice!
Didn't consider this is live. What ability to even consider doing it live, especially the end
raymond weaver
Yes, it was on the Andy Williams show!
How good is this performance, perfection, love it , thank you
So effortless. Like he’s singing the alphabets. Don’t apologize. He’s miles ahead of Elvis.
Elvis? He was amazing but Bobby Hatfield was miles better.
Ive been watching your reactions all day you seem like a nice guy. You are a great role model for young men.
Thank you for that!
I only discovered the Modern Renassaiance Man today and I've watched through several videos now. I agree, very warm and friendly guy. Good channel.
Jeff Flaig Yes Ty is a great role model & he seems so genuine too. I think he would be a fun guy to drink a beer with and listen to music with
In 1955, three versions of the song (by Les Baxter, Al Hibbler, and Roy Hamilton) charted in the Billboard Top 10 in the United States,[5] and four versions (by Al Hibbler, Les Baxter, Jimmy Young, and Liberace) appeared in the Top 20 in the United Kingdom simultaneously, an unbeaten record for any song.[6][7] The song continued to chart in the 21st century, and it was the only song to reach number one with four different recordings in the UK until it was joined by Band Aid 30's "Do They Know It's Christmas?" in 2014.[8][9]
Of the hundreds of recordings made, the Righteous Brothers' version in July 1965, with a solo by Bobby Hatfield, became the jukebox standard after its release. Hatfield changed the melody in the final verse and many subsequent covers of the song are based on his version. The Righteous Brothers recording achieved a second round of great popularity when featured in the film Ghost in 1990. In 2004, it was Number 27 on AFI's 100 Years...100 Songs survey of top tunes in American cinema.
Bobby never went into falsetto, he sang tenor.
He had a natural five-octave range. Truly a gifted singer.
@@danieldickson8591 He could always ease himself easily into that higher octave without effort...He really liked testing his voice and using it to its full capacity,he was very versatile.
I thought I was hearing a yodeler there. Anyone know?
No one can touch the Righteous Brothers on this song. They own it with their version and even better than the original.
Much better than the studio version.
The fact that it's live and they had the confidence to do it live on TV blows me away
Totally agree!!!
i love both versions. they're different.
And God bless YOU, my brother. Your reactions are so pure and precious, and a really sweet thing you put out for us You Tubers. And yes, I am in your court demographic. The head scratching is pretty hilarious - What does it mean? Love you. May God bless you and keep you. I look exactly opposite from you, yet we are siblings.
Bobby Hayfield’s mother was in the audience. He was nervous but he was excellent!
Blue-eyed soul. That's what the Righteous Brothers are known for.
Not sure if this is true but , I heard that the way the righteous brothers got their name was , while they were singing a song , someone in the audience jumped up and said , wow , that’s righteous Brothers ,& that’s how they got that name . Even if it’s not true ( i’m not sure ) but it’s a good story anyway ,& could be true .
@@lenanoro5427 I heard that too!
@@lenanoro5427 Not sure if that's true?
No , but it does sound plausible .
I absolutely LOVE Elvis, but Bobby owns this song!
Perhaps Millennials get it when we Boomers say modern music leaves us rather empty.
I'm a millennial and I already knew modern pop music is trash. Most of it's written by the same few people, distributed to interchangeable performers, and modified heavily on a computer.
So, now, when you listen to the radio, every few songs sound like the beginning of a really terrible album and then your heart sinks when it clicks that each song is by a different performer.
It's truly a depressing feeling.
Fortunately, good music still gets made. You've just gotta go find.
Gen X: Am I a joke to you?