a great line yes, but my personal best line is a song ever is second that emotion from smokey robinson and the miracles "And maybe you'd go away and never call, and a taste of honey is worse then none at all"
I almost agree. Check out "Barcelona" sung by Freddy Mercury and Montserrat Caballé just before the first chorus, sung by Freddy. That will blow your mind. ;-)
He wasn't "uninterested," he's posed that way on purpose, as if he's deep in thought. The use of light and shadows is a way to set the mood when filming in black and white.
Don't miss The Righteous Brothers, "Unchained Melody" - Live 1965. Bobby (the blond) does it solo. His voice is amazing - it's considered one of the best live vocal performances ever.
It's "Blue Eyed Soul." Saw them in 1965 with my high school sweetheart Sharon, San Diego at Community Concourse. All class & great great concert. Greatest duo ever.
I always loved that look of him just standing there posing and not reacting and waiting for his turn like a bad-ass. The casual step-up when it's his turn is cool
This song was the MOST played song on American radio & TV in the 20th century with a confirmed 8+ million plays. Another must listen to Righteous Brothers song is "Unchained Melody" (Live version 1965)--many consider this to be the greatest live solo performance ever!
I grew up on this stuff. My Dad was the epitomy of love of Mo-Town and old school r&b. Love it. And my Dad can sing and dance too. Not bad for an old Marine. 😃
Now you kind of have to do The Righteous Brothers "Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody [Live - Best Quality] (1965)" to see Bobby Hatfield's talent. He was the disinterested party.
This was the most requested song of the 20th century. It was used in the movie "Top Gun". Among the back up singers is Cher. Yes, that Chere. She was 16 when she was part of Phil Spector's wall of sound. We who grew up with this music and the clean cut style of the entertainers have it way over what is happening now. This is a 1964 live performance. This was the way the lighting was done then. No smoke, no flashing lights. You could actually enjoy the performance without ending up deaf for 3 days afterwards and a migraine that went on for weeks.
This lighting effect was exactly as planned. Trading the spotlight from the solo part, then to the duo and so on. The shadow was to represent the lost, "lovin feeling" BTW This.was an anthem in my early high school years. Broke my heart and I hadn't even had a serious girlfriend, yet.
There was no blue eyed soul like the Righteous Brothers in the early 1960s. They had all ofus girls just going wild. The rest of the girls could have Elvis we wanted these guys they had the most beautiful voices and were so beautiful. They packed the house both Black and white kids loved them.
one of the greatest records ever made. Hold the record for the most played song ever on media. they really need to make a movie bio on these guys, but do it well. They were awesome! Don't worry, Mr. Bored will get it excited toward the end of the song.
Love the smiles! You cannot help but grin when you hear this tune! Blue Eyed Soul Thank you, Phil Spector and your "Wall of Sound"! Cmon spotlight man. LOL!
You guys are awesome. I grew up listening to these guys. In an interview in the 80s they told of there inspiration were many of the black soul singers. Nat King Cole, and many other unknown black artists. I appreciate your positive energy.
Actually they were in their early Twenties..They were inducted into the ROCK and ROLL HALL OF FAME in 2003 unfortunately Bobby passed away a few months after. Bill Medley is still singing and performing today 2022. His daughter McKenna is a singer also and son Darrin was lead singer in Paul and the Raiders.
There is a reason that music music from the 1950’s-90’s is still constantly being played. The variety of styles crossed over so many barriers that were imposed by those that still try to divide people. Artists of all backgrounds were given a chance to have their talents shine.
My late husband and I used to sing this song running down the road with the t-tops out. Everybody was watching. Such a good memory. Thank you for keeping our music alive.
I love The Righteous Brothers and the way they do this song! In exploring the '60's I hope you won't skip over Elvis Presley who changed music as we knew it back in '55. He and Bill Medley were friends, and when they were both performing in Vegas in the '70s Elvis sometimes showed up during a Righteous Brothers performance, just walked across the stage, said hi to Bill and kept on walking. Anyway, I hope you'll react to: Elvis Presley You've Lost That Lovin Feeling Live 1970 (4:13). I know it's not the '60's but close enough? Elvis's interpretation makes it sound like a completely different song.
When they were starting out as a duet act they performed under a different name. One night when they were playing in some little club outside of Camp Pendleton some black Marines told them, "You brothers are Righteous" and that was that. :-) BTW: One of the back up singers in this performance is a teenage Cher.
the righteous brothers were singing in a club and when they got done someone in the audience told them they are RIGHTEOS BROTHERS! and that is how they got their name for the group
For now, only one of them has passed. Bobby Hatfield, the shorter, blonde one with the higher-pitched voice, died in 2003 shortly after the two of them were inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Bill Medley (the taller one with the deep voice) still performs under the name Righteous Brothers with a new partner, Bucky Heard. They're not bad together, but it ain't the same. Bobby was special. You should seek out his performance of "Unchained Melody" (where he's wearing the pink suit). It is one of the most remarkable live performances ever captured on videotape. And oh, by the way, 1965 was not that long ago. There are plenty of us around who were alive back then. Millions of us. Now, 1865, that was a long time ago. But that was back when Lincoln freed the slaves, and I'm pretty sure that is just as relevant and widely accepted today as it was then. I'm frankly insulted by the notion that just because something happened in the past, it has somehow become "distant" to us. I would argue music like this is just as relevant and alive today as it was then.
Justin and Staci this song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. NOT THE BEATLES OR ELVIS.It has about 8 million plays.Imagine that. LOVE BOTH OF YOU .You are also entertaining and upbeat.
This was the most played song in the 20th century. HUGE worldwide hit. FYI, I hope you heard both stereo channels . . . I couldn't hear much of the orchestra in what you guys played. There was a big, big sound with the percussion, background singers, etc. I hope you guys could hear it. I couldn't when I listened to it. Glad you loved the tune.
For those of us who grew up with this music, it is a shock for me to hear someone say they've "never heard of... (whatever from my era)." I understand, and it gives me a sense of pride to hear young people such as yourselves, getting into the music of two generations ago, with such enthusiasm and honesty. It only proves how really good "our" music was and still is. This is all very nostalgic for someone my age (73), who still claims we had the best stuff. All that said, I would like to suggest (if you haven't yet) that you react to Alan Price's rendition of "I Put A Spell On You." th-cam.com/video/WQ4ZGGt-1rs/w-d-xo.html - live recording of the former organist for The Animals ("House Of The Rising Sun"), and he was the second best singer in that group, so you can only imagine Eric Burdon's voice!
You really should check out Bobby Hatfield's "Unchained Melody" (he is the blond guy in the Righteous Brothers). Bobby passed away in 2003 but Bill Medley, the taller one, is still alive and as far as I know still singing. They were just great and I loved them and their singing since I was 15 in 1964 and first heard them.
My first time seeing you two and you're great! I had to subscribe when I heard you want to explore '60s music. I graduated high school on '64, and we had the best music ever! And, yes, I'm still alive and still listening to the oldies. I couldn't find a live version of this, but I hope you'll check out The Righteous Brothers {I Just Wanna Make Love} (3:24). No live version needed. Soul times 1000!!
Unchained Melody by one of the Righteous Brothers ( the short blonde guy) his name is Bobby Hatfield. ( The live version 1965). Other songs : Soul & Inspiration, Rock N Roll Heaven , You'll Never Walk Alone .
They started out singing in night clubs in Santa Ana and didn’t even have a name for themselves. One night an African American marine from the El Toro base got up at the club and yelled, “that’s righteous brothers”, That’s how it all began.
Bobby Hatfield tenor passed away years ago Bill Medley baritone is still singing at 81. No Autotune remember, React to Soul n Inspiration another of their favorite. Now try Elvis, the greatest entertainer of all time King of RNR. I never met Elvis but was friends with Charlie Hodge his confidant and best friend n he told me many stories about Elvis over the years. For Elvis React to American Trilogy Aloha concert that was broadcasted around the world and seen by 1.5 Billion people 1973 n I was there 3rd row center n couldn't take my eyes off of him. I was 21 n jumped up on my seat n thru him a kiss n he winked at me and I know it was for me as no other crazy girl was standing up.some more favorite ones Suspicious Minds Vagus 1970, Bridge Over Troubled Water Vagus 1970 You Gave Me A Mountain Aloha concert 1973, Make The World Go Away Vagus 1970, Burning Love Aloha concert 1973 n around 500 more. This man gave most of his millions away to people in need ( today he would have been a mult billionaire) He gave away money, trips, Jewelry, Motorcycles, Houses, Cadillacs, paid medical bills etc. As you can see I loved anything Elvis I love your channel Keep up the great job
In Brooklyn in the60s, I a blue eyed white used to go into a black neighborhood bar. The juke box had motown and all the great black groups. And they had the righteous brothers.
That uninterested look is how comfortable the is . Bobby Hatfield is one of the most relaxed singers you will ever see. You must watch Unchained Melody and you will see relaxation and performance as you have never seen it before.
I can't hear this song without thinking of summer camp from when I was a teenager. Can't tell you how it started but someone on the staff would start singing it during mess and we would all get up and have to sing it lol. The things you do to break the monotony lol.
It's about time a analysts reviewing this performance noticed how the left spotlight was so off target it really could have effected the live performance I really like the chemistry of you two in your reactions.
The greatest duo of all time. This song was the most played song in the 20th Century. Google it if don’t believe. 56 years since this song came out and sounds just as good today. Many great hit songs Unchained Melody was sung by the late great Bobby Hatfield. Soul and Inspiration was a number one hit song. Also Rock and Roll Heaven from 74. This song was in the movie Top Gun. Hope you enjoy the legendary Righteous Brothers.
Kd Lang singing Crying or the air I breathe; Aaron Neville and Linda. Ronstead duet, Eric Clampton singing Holy Mother with Pavarotti , Bobby Hatfield singing I Believ, He, my Prayer
I was fourteen when this song was first played on the radio. They were the heart throb back then. The Ladies were loving these two guys. Unchained Melody was always my favorite.
They do a song with Andy Williams I think it was the same nite Bobby sang Unchained Melody ( in the pink suit) The song is "Tell me What I say" & they had a lotta fun with it & lol EVERYONE looked older back then 😉
I love their music but one of my favorite things is how they got their name. the Story goes they were singing in various bars and either the bar was black or a group of black marines were thee and heard them sing and was like "Man y'all some Righteous brothers " and kept calling them that so they adopted the name of Righteous brothers or something to that effect
This is the second video of yours that I have watched and I already knew I wanted to subscribe as you two are just so lovely. Nov 2 I turned 70 so believe it or not, these guys were a little before my time. My musical journey started with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones etc..
@@josephscally6270 Just letting you know that they started bang on our time ... Their first big hit was this song and if you read, you'll see it was 1964. I was 14 and you were 13 just old enough to appreciate this music and like I said, the same time as the Beatles hit it big ok ?
You should listen to Bobby Hatfield, the tenor, sing Unchained Melody and Ebb Tide. In that group of backup singers was Cher. Yes, that Cher. She was 16 or 17 at that time.
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"Baby, baby, I'd get down on my knees for you." Best line in a song. Ever!!
a great line yes, but my personal best line is a song ever is second that emotion from smokey robinson and the miracles "And maybe you'd go away and never call, and a taste of honey is worse then none at all"
@@bawstonbredbeantownsfinest5249 Yes!! That's one of my favorites by Smokey Robinson. You have excellent taste!
I almost agree. Check out "Barcelona" sung by Freddy Mercury and Montserrat Caballé just before the first chorus, sung by Freddy. That will blow your mind. ;-)
What a voice Bill Medley had, when he told his dog to sit, every dog in the neighborhood sat.
If you talked less you could learn more. That was the most played record in the 20thCENTURY!
What's crazier than looking that far back in time, is being from that time and hearing you two say it's that far back in time.
He wasn't "uninterested," he's posed that way on purpose, as if he's deep in thought. The use of light and shadows is a way to set the mood when filming in black and white.
Posed to look like Rodin’s “Thinker”
exactly! bobby looks like a jilted lover or a man who's girl "has lost that lovin feelin"
This performance was on the ABC musical TV show called "Shindig".
Now you see why they were called blue eyed soul. Great reaction
Perfect name for these gentlemen!
Don't miss The Righteous Brothers, "Unchained Melody" - Live 1965. Bobby (the blond) does it solo. His voice is amazing - it's considered one of the best live vocal performances ever.
This song was the most played song of the twentieth century.
Truth.
It's "Blue Eyed Soul." Saw them in 1965 with my high school sweetheart Sharon, San Diego at Community Concourse. All class & great great concert. Greatest duo ever.
I always loved that look of him just standing there posing and not reacting and waiting for his turn like a bad-ass. The casual step-up when it's his turn is cool
This song was the MOST played song on American radio & TV in the 20th century with a confirmed 8+ million plays. Another must listen to Righteous Brothers song is "Unchained Melody" (Live version 1965)--many consider this to be the greatest live solo performance ever!
I am so grateful God allowed me to experience the 60s. There will never be another decade like it.
we were very lucky, most of todays is trash.
Me too
Today is just different but l havnt seen anything as productive and amazing as l saw in the 60’s.
Just imagine, how many babies were conceived to this music!! That's what I'm talking about. You two are so precious, thank you for your love 💘
Soul and inspiration is awesome.
Bobby Hatfields “unchained melody” is superb.
Don’t forget Just Once In My Life.
Rock and Roll Heaven is great also
Just make sure you watch the live version. It's spectacular
Bill Medley “The Tall Guy” actually sang time of my life
It's amazing how smoothly these two perform together. You don't see that with singers of musicians now.
They are both among best voices of century
I grew up on this stuff. My Dad was the epitomy of love of Mo-Town and old school r&b. Love it. And my Dad can sing and dance too. Not bad for an old Marine. 😃
Now you kind of have to do The Righteous Brothers "Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody [Live - Best Quality] (1965)" to see Bobby Hatfield's talent. He was the disinterested party.
We will check that out!
This was the most requested song of the 20th century. It was used in the movie "Top Gun". Among the back up singers is Cher. Yes, that Chere. She was 16 when she was part of Phil Spector's wall of sound. We who grew up with this music and the clean cut style of the entertainers have it way over what is happening now. This is a 1964 live performance. This was the way the lighting was done then. No smoke, no flashing lights. You could actually enjoy the performance without ending up deaf for 3 days afterwards and a migraine that went on for weeks.
This lighting effect was exactly as planned. Trading the spotlight from the solo part, then to the duo and so on. The shadow was to represent the lost, "lovin feeling" BTW This.was an anthem in my early high school years. Broke my heart and I hadn't even had a serious girlfriend, yet.
This was actually the most played song of the 20th century. THE ENTIRE CENTURY!
This was real talent, back in the day they could sing, no autotune or digital aids just the man the voice and the talent.
The most played song in pop music history! Great job, guys!
Soul and inspiration is a must. You two are great.
There was no blue eyed soul like the Righteous Brothers in the early 1960s. They had all ofus girls just going wild. The rest of the girls could have Elvis we wanted these guys they had the most beautiful voices and were so beautiful. They packed the house both Black and white kids loved them.
This was the most listened to song on radio in the 20th century. Calling it a classic is an understatement
They called it 'Blue Eyed Soul'. I am old and I remember when that song came out in the UK. I was 10 at the time. I loved your reaction - Thank you!
one of the greatest records ever made. Hold the record for the most played song ever on media. they really need to make a movie bio on these guys, but do it well. They were awesome! Don't worry, Mr. Bored will get it excited toward the end of the song.
Love the smiles! You cannot help but grin when you hear this tune!
Blue Eyed Soul
Thank you, Phil Spector and your "Wall of Sound"!
Cmon spotlight man. LOL!
I love the little smiles on peoples faces the first time they hear these guys.
You guys are awesome. I grew up listening to these guys. In an interview in the 80s they told of there inspiration were many of the black soul singers. Nat King Cole, and many other unknown black artists. I appreciate your positive energy.
I am so glad I'm an oldie grew up with the best music ever...am so grateful
It's great to see you both enjoy a song from back in my time. There is no doubt about being enjoyable to listen to. Bill Medley is my age. 81.
Blue eyed soul, babies. And it was very soulful
Junior year of HS. Loved the Brothers !! Loved watching you guys react !!
That pose was often called “ The Thinker” pose to imply that the person is in deep thought.
Justin and Staci Both have natural happy smiles.
Every disc jockey playing for school dances, weddings, other dances would not dare show up without this recording to play toward the end of the dance.
Actually they were in their early Twenties..They were inducted into the ROCK and ROLL HALL OF FAME in 2003 unfortunately Bobby passed away a few months after. Bill Medley is still singing and performing today 2022. His daughter McKenna is a singer also and son Darrin was lead singer in Paul and the Raiders.
This song was the most radio played song of the 20th century.
This sad song has made a lot of people happy!
There is a reason that music music from the 1950’s-90’s is still constantly being played. The variety of styles crossed over so many barriers that were imposed by those that still try to divide people. Artists of all backgrounds were given a chance to have their talents shine.
My late husband and I used to sing this song running down the road with the t-tops out. Everybody was watching. Such a good memory.
Thank you for keeping our music alive.
I love The Righteous Brothers and the way they do this song! In exploring the '60's I hope you won't skip over Elvis Presley who changed music as we knew it back in '55. He and Bill Medley were friends, and when they were both performing in Vegas in the '70s Elvis sometimes showed up during a Righteous Brothers performance, just walked across the stage, said hi to Bill and kept on walking. Anyway, I hope you'll react to: Elvis Presley You've Lost That Lovin Feeling Live 1970 (4:13). I know it's not the '60's but close enough? Elvis's interpretation makes it sound like a completely different song.
When they were starting out as a duet act they performed under a different name. One night when they were playing in some little club outside of Camp Pendleton some black Marines told them, "You brothers are Righteous" and that was that. :-)
BTW: One of the back up singers in this performance is a teenage Cher.
Grew up listening to these guys and Motown! Best music ever.
Dang... loved your reaction! ❤️ the suit comment... oh yeah!!!! Class, yes sir 😊
This is the most requested song on the radio in the 20th Century
Blue eyed soul. Righteous brothers were one of the BEST.
Love the Righteous Brothers! Great "Blue eyed soul "singers"!!!
Cher is said to be a background singer in this video.
Darlene Love too. I love her.
What? really! Thats awesome
BEST duo ever.
the righteous brothers were singing in a club and when they got done someone in the audience told them they are RIGHTEOS BROTHERS! and that is how they got their name for the group
For now, only one of them has passed. Bobby Hatfield, the shorter, blonde one with the higher-pitched voice, died in 2003 shortly after the two of them were inducted in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Bill Medley (the taller one with the deep voice) still performs under the name Righteous Brothers with a new partner, Bucky Heard. They're not bad together, but it ain't the same. Bobby was special. You should seek out his performance of "Unchained Melody" (where he's wearing the pink suit). It is one of the most remarkable live performances ever captured on videotape. And oh, by the way, 1965 was not that long ago. There are plenty of us around who were alive back then. Millions of us. Now, 1865, that was a long time ago. But that was back when Lincoln freed the slaves, and I'm pretty sure that is just as relevant and widely accepted today as it was then. I'm frankly insulted by the notion that just because something happened in the past, it has somehow become "distant" to us. I would argue music like this is just as relevant and alive today as it was then.
You two are able to keep it real and your performance is very nice to watch. Thank you.
Another Righeous song is Soul and Inspiration!
Justin and Staci this song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. NOT THE BEATLES OR ELVIS.It has about 8 million plays.Imagine that. LOVE BOTH OF YOU .You are also entertaining and upbeat.
This was the most played song in the 20th century. HUGE worldwide hit. FYI, I hope you heard both stereo channels . . . I couldn't hear much of the orchestra in what you guys played. There was a big, big sound with the percussion, background singers, etc. I hope you guys could hear it. I couldn't when I listened to it. Glad you loved the tune.
You'll be happy to know that Bill Medley (the tall guy) still performs!!
Great singers and music NEVER go out of style.
For those of us who grew up with this music, it is a shock for me to hear someone say they've "never heard of... (whatever from my era)." I understand, and it gives me a sense of pride to hear young people such as yourselves, getting into the music of two generations ago, with such enthusiasm and honesty. It only proves how really good "our" music was and still is. This is all very nostalgic for someone my age (73), who still claims we had the best stuff. All that said, I would like to suggest (if you haven't yet) that you react to Alan Price's rendition of "I Put A Spell On You." th-cam.com/video/WQ4ZGGt-1rs/w-d-xo.html - live recording of the former organist for The Animals ("House Of The Rising Sun"), and he was the second best singer in that group, so you can only imagine Eric Burdon's voice!
With you on the suits and clean look, for sure. Didn't realize the guys were that young during this, I thought around 30.
You really should check out Bobby Hatfield's "Unchained Melody" (he is the blond guy in the Righteous Brothers). Bobby passed away in 2003 but Bill Medley, the taller one, is still alive and as far as I know still singing. They were just great and I loved them and their singing since I was 15 in 1964 and first heard them.
Loved watching your reaction!!!!!
My first time seeing you two and you're great! I had to subscribe when I heard you want to explore '60s music. I graduated high school on '64, and we had the best music ever! And, yes, I'm still alive and still listening to the oldies. I couldn't find a live version of this, but I hope you'll check out The Righteous Brothers {I Just Wanna Make Love} (3:24). No live version needed. Soul times 1000!!
Can't improve on greatness. You guys are a delight.
Interesting fact: one of the backing singers was a teenager by the name of Cher.
Part of the artistry sitting with his hand on his head.
Unchained Melody by one of the Righteous Brothers ( the short blonde guy) his name is Bobby Hatfield. ( The live version 1965). Other songs : Soul & Inspiration, Rock N Roll Heaven , You'll Never Walk Alone .
In the 80s he had another hint from the movie call “dirty dancing”
They started out singing in night clubs in Santa Ana and didn’t even have a name for themselves. One night an African American marine from the El Toro base got up at the club and yelled, “that’s righteous brothers”, That’s how it all began.
Bobby Hatfield tenor passed away years ago Bill Medley baritone is still singing at 81. No Autotune remember, React to Soul n Inspiration another of their favorite. Now try Elvis, the greatest entertainer of all time King of RNR. I never met Elvis but was friends with Charlie Hodge his confidant and best friend n he told me many stories about Elvis over the years. For Elvis React to American Trilogy Aloha concert that was broadcasted around the world and seen by 1.5 Billion people 1973 n I was there 3rd row center n couldn't take my eyes off of him. I was 21 n jumped up on my seat n thru him a kiss n he winked at me and I know it was for me as no other crazy girl was standing up.some more favorite ones Suspicious Minds Vagus 1970, Bridge Over Troubled Water Vagus 1970 You Gave Me A Mountain Aloha concert 1973, Make The World Go Away Vagus 1970, Burning Love Aloha concert 1973 n around 500 more. This man gave most of his millions away to people in need ( today he would have been a mult billionaire) He gave away money, trips, Jewelry, Motorcycles, Houses, Cadillacs, paid medical bills etc. As you can see I loved anything Elvis I love your channel Keep up the great job
As said mood lighting.... You mentions emotions your self... the lighting gives that mood.
Brook Benton. Enduslly and Rainy night in Georgia.
In Brooklyn in the60s, I a blue eyed white used to go into a black neighborhood bar. The juke box had motown and all the great black groups. And they had the righteous brothers.
That uninterested look is how comfortable the is . Bobby Hatfield is one of the most relaxed singers you will ever see. You must watch Unchained Melody and you will see relaxation and performance as you have never seen it before.
missed you guys . great review . thanks
Please do more of them
I can't hear this song without thinking of summer camp from when I was a teenager. Can't tell you how it started but someone on the staff would start singing it during mess and we would all get up and have to sing it lol. The things you do to break the monotony lol.
😂
It's about time a analysts reviewing this performance noticed how the left spotlight was so off target it really could have effected the live performance I really like the chemistry of you two in your reactions.
The greatest duo of all time. This song was the most played song in the 20th Century. Google it if don’t believe. 56 years since this song came out and sounds just as good today. Many great hit songs Unchained Melody was sung by the late great Bobby Hatfield. Soul and Inspiration was a number one hit song. Also Rock and Roll Heaven from 74. This song was in the movie Top Gun. Hope you enjoy the legendary Righteous Brothers.
Yep Stylistics, Temptations all had class
Tommy Hatfield. Born in my hometown Beaver Dam Wisconsin. Fred McMurray was born in Beaver Dam wi as well.
Kd Lang singing Crying or the air I breathe; Aaron Neville and Linda. Ronstead duet, Eric Clampton singing Holy Mother with Pavarotti , Bobby Hatfield singing I Believ, He, my Prayer
I was fourteen when this song was first played on the radio. They were the heart throb back then. The Ladies were loving these two guys. Unchained Melody was always my favorite.
Saw them live in 65', phenomenal show. The term "blue eyed soul" was invented to describe the Righteous Brothers
This song was used in the original movie, Top Gun.
This wasn't a studio produced song. It was in front of a live audience on television. That accounts for some of the lighting issues.
Yes, I think Stevie Wonder was running the spotlights lol
@@thomastimlin1724 thats not very nice
What on earth does it matter what they look like if they sound that good
Unchained Melody by the Righteous Brothers.
They do a song with Andy Williams I think it was the same nite Bobby sang Unchained Melody ( in the pink suit)
The song is "Tell me What I say" & they had a lotta fun with it & lol EVERYONE looked older back then 😉
I love their music but one of my favorite things is how they got their name. the Story goes they were singing in various bars and either the bar was black or a group of black marines were thee and heard them sing and was like "Man y'all some Righteous brothers " and kept calling them that so they adopted the name of Righteous brothers or something to that effect
FYI and FWIW: one of the background singers was Cher.
Blue eyed soul at it's best!
This is the second video of yours that I have watched and I already knew I wanted to subscribe as you two are just so lovely. Nov 2 I turned 70 so believe it or not, these guys were a little before my time. My musical journey started with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones etc..
Same year as the Beatles and I'm 71 NOT BEFORE OUR TIME
@@joepowell7025 Since their career began well before that, I consider them to be more of the same era as Elvis. No need for caps to explain that.
@@josephscally6270 Just letting you know that they started bang on our time ... Their first big hit was this song and if you read, you'll see it was 1964. I was 14 and you were 13 just old enough to appreciate this music and like I said, the same time as the Beatles hit it big ok ?
Oh the big caps were to stand out so you could see what I was trying to make you see ...
I saw the Righteous Bros in 1964 when I was 11. I saw them with the Beatles in Cincinnati.
You guys have to listen to their song , soul and inspiration, and just one guy singing unchained melody , the best song ever
Like you guys. Just started watching you . I'm an old guy 64. Hope you react to lots of 60.and 70s music
Beautiful couple beautiful reaction
You should listen to Bobby Hatfield, the tenor, sing Unchained Melody and Ebb Tide. In that group of backup singers was Cher. Yes, that Cher. She was 16 or 17 at that time.
This song is the most requested record of the twentieth century on radio
Bobby died when he was 63. Bill is still alive and well, thank you.