I just love the reaction to Bobby's voice from the younger generation it is shock to them that some one can sing without artificial assistance, lights and all the bells and whistles that goes along with today's singers. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Bobby Hatfield had the most beautiful tenor voice and such control over his falsetto that he could smoothly move from tenor to alto and back again. Such an amazing talent.
I've noticed that a lot of people that hear Unchained Melody as their first Righteous Brothers song ask where the other brother is, and that is a fair question. This was Bobby Hatfield's single. the other "brother" was Bill Medley and he was in the other songs, but most people know this one from the movie "Ghost" so when they only see one guy they often ask that same question.
His was a once in a lifetime voice. In this song alone he sang 20 notes. He sang over an octave and a half building it the whole way. he sang the same part in two distinct octaves building to the end notes. He keeps your attention just with his voice. No jumping around, no auto tune, just voice.
Many a young girl lost her virtue to this and other songs by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield (The Righteous Brothers) Just remember that this was live with no electronic shenanigans like Auto tuners and reverb... This is a pure voice with a great song that had great orchestral accompaniment. Boomers have the best music ever!!! The soundtrack of our youth.
I love to watch the reactions of my brown Cousins listening to this song. Who said white folks don't have Soul:)? This song even gives me chills after all these years. Peace ya'll.
Wow!!! So smooth. So effortless. His enunciation of the words to the song is pitch-perfect. 1965? There was little to no tech way back then. Maybe some echo and reverb. But that was it. This dude is amazing. God-given talent. Got to find out if there's more like this by this guy. I assume by the name there's more than just him. This is obviously a solo performance. Wow!!! I haven't ever heard anyone who could sing like this in my lifetime. Where is this kind pure natural talent of today? I haven't heard anything like this.
This is Bobby Hatfield, a tenor. The other “brother” is Bill Medley, a baritone. Listen to them singing “You’ve lost that loving feeling” or “Soul and inspiration” together. Their voices blend perfectly.
Anne Boleyn According to Medley, they then adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" for the duo because black Marines from the El Toro Marine base started calling them "righteous brothers".[7] At the end of a performance, a black U.S. Marine in the audience would shout, "That was righteous, brothers!", and would greet them with "Hey righteous brothers, how you doin'?" on meeting them.[
This song was sung as a solo single by Bobby Hatfield, who was one of the two that made up the Righteous Brothers. The other was Bill Medley. If you want to react to one of their songs that was sung by BOTH of them, then you should search You've Lost That Loving Feeling.
It amazes me that the youth today are delving into music from way back. I don't know if you like it better than what you currently listen to, but I am glad you enjoyed it.
Unchained Melody is a solo for Bobby Hatfield. Check out Soul and Inspiration and You've Lost That Loving Feeling to see both Hatfield and Bill Medley together.
Christian, have you watched Juan Etchegoyen’s cover of this song? He has an English and Spanish version that can be found on TH-cam. I’m pretty sure he is also from Argentina.
Your reaction is like most women in the day [60's & 70's]. Welcome to my growing up when Righteous Brothers were on top, Elvis was still King and Motown dominated! Thank you for bringing back many good memories...
In 1965 I was 14. And I weep for the Romantic times, the kindness that men and women showed each other the respect. And relationships that lasted a lifetime. When this song was played on the radio back then people were making babies! LOL
woohoo!! what a song. Nice reaction, especially when he hit the high notes at the end of the song. Good to see you get into it. Now i am going to watch your reaction to them singing "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
I sang this to my wife at our wedding in 1983. She, however she said I murdered it. I'm guessing it's not a song for a baritone, she told me I was of better sticking to my drumming. I thought it was an appropriate song as I was in the Royal Marine Commandos, I had returned from the war for the Falkland Islands when I proposed, and now was shipping out to Sierra Leone two days later, so much for my attempt at being romantic. On the upside she liked me in my Dress Uniform, and having my comrades forming the sword tunnel helped. I must have done something write because we're still together. With 4 children and 7 grandchildren, we got busy on baby's when I was home. I served my Queen and Country for 34 years as a Royal Marine Commandos and in the British Special Forces, and then 2 years in hospital, and she stuck by me even though I'm wheelchair bound now. We do actually have a song by Queen called "Your Me Best Friend", a very apt song as she has been my best friend since we were both 16.
This song has been covered many times by many great artists but Bobby Hatfield's version is probably the most well known & beloved the world over. It was used as the main love theme for the movie GHOST starring Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze, & Whoopi Goldberg (she won the Academy Award for best supporting actress that year). This was definitely Bobby's song as no other can match his performance - so smooth & melodic, such a one of a kind ethereal voice. Keep in mind also that he did this on live TV. This was back in 1965, years before any computer aided autotune or any type of editing & enhancements in post production.
This is Billy Hatfield n other guy is Bill Medley n not brothers. Bill has the deeper voice. Billy Hatfield died in 2003 n Bill continues on singing by himself. Bill was a good friend of Elvis n after Elvis died Bill wrote a song as tribute to Elvis called" Old Friend " Could you react to it in memory of Elvis
hello from Canada, I just wanted to thank you for reaction when you said where's the other brother they both did songs apart that were put their voices but when they sang together which was most of the time it was awesome there was no auto-tune no nothing in those days boy this was live my Dad and Mom love this I think that's how a lot of children were born in the sixties
This is a solo on one of their albums. They both sang a song solo on every album they did together and this one came down to a coin toss because they both wanted to sing it solo. Bobbie, as you can see, is the one who won the coin toss.
Watch "You've Lost That Loving Feeling." It's both of them, and maybe the sexiest song ever. It has both of them. The deep voiced "brother" takes most of it.
if you haven't already found out, this I Booby Hatfield and the other gentleman is Bill Medley. He has the baretone/base voice. This is just one song that was meant to be performed solo.If you want a duet look for Unchained Melody.
In the late 1960's this was a part of every guy's seduction playlist (OK, we didn't have playlists, but some of us recorded seduction music on 7 inch reel to reel tapes)
You looked really surprised, this is what happens when you hear a great singer who doesnt need his voice drowned out by music to hide the fact they cant sing, there are many good songs out there that are pure gold, how about going back even further, back to the 50`s and do a video of the best female voice ever, take a look at Connie Francis singing Teddy, there is a live video of her back in the day singing this, that lady has the voice of an angel, no one today will ever get near her, today she is an old lady of 81, and the fans still love her.. I dare you, This is my request......
I hope you do more of the Everly Brothers. This is probably the only one that was a solo. Another great song where they both sing is "I Lost That Loving Feeling." Check it out. :SMILE:
@bobbie brown oops! Yes, my bad. I seem to get them mixed up because I like them both and they sing the same songs during the same period. Also, my 70 year old brain is going south every day. :LOL: I would like more Righteous Brothers as well as some Everly Brothers. :SMILE:
WAY.... WAY... WAY TO HIGH PITCHED FOR ME ...... SORRY PEOPLE ... I LIKE A MEDIUM TO LOW RANGE .... WITH A STRONG VOICE..... NOT A SCREECHING ONE WITH SCREAMING IN IT .... AND IF YOU LISTEN TO LIKE ELVIS ..... BOB SEGER ...TOM JONES ..... THOSE ARE VOICES IN THE RIGHT RANGE ...... I'M NOT SAYING HE CAN'T SING CAUSE HE CAN .. AND VERY WELL ..... JUST HIS VOICE IS WAY TO HIGH ...... BIG N ....
When you can't play music neither sing, you get hip-hop, RAP, Bille Ellish and other crap alike. That is nothing worthy. Autotune is a BIG fake singing.
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His voice is as smooth as glass...flawless.
One of the top live performances in music history.
You could search every single live performance on TH-cam and none will better this one from Bobby Hatfield...flawless
I love his smile at the end as if to say yes I've nailed it
I just love the reaction to Bobby's voice from the younger generation it is shock to them that some one can sing without artificial assistance, lights and all the bells and whistles that goes along with today's singers.
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And that, ladies and gentlemen, is how you become immortal.
I was 15 yrs old and watched him sing this beautiful song on the Ed Sullivan shoe in 1965. RIP Bobby ❤
Bobby Hatfield had the most beautiful tenor voice and such control over his falsetto that he could smoothly move from tenor to alto and back again. Such an amazing talent.
If honey had a sound this would be it! Go Bobby!!
Never ever get tired of listening to this. Love his voice.
I've noticed that a lot of people that hear Unchained Melody as their first Righteous Brothers song ask where the other brother is, and that is a fair question. This was Bobby Hatfield's single. the other "brother" was Bill Medley and he was in the other songs, but most people know this one from the movie "Ghost" so when they only see one guy they often ask that same question.
His Mom was in audience so he had to do this live performance perfect
His was a once in a lifetime voice. In this song alone he sang 20 notes. He sang over an octave and a half building it the whole way. he sang the same part in two distinct octaves building to the end notes. He keeps your attention just with his voice. No jumping around, no auto tune, just voice.
More like once in a 1000 years. I truly think he was the most talented male vocalist ever.
Many a young girl lost her virtue to this and other songs by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield (The Righteous Brothers) Just remember that this was live with no electronic shenanigans like Auto tuners and reverb... This is a pure voice with a great song that had great orchestral accompaniment. Boomers have the best music ever!!! The soundtrack of our youth.
I love to watch the reactions of my brown Cousins listening to this song. Who said white folks don't have Soul:)? This song even gives me chills after all these years. Peace ya'll.
Your reaction was as beautiful as the song
Wow!!! So smooth. So effortless. His enunciation of the words to the song is pitch-perfect. 1965? There was little to no tech way back then. Maybe some echo and reverb. But that was it. This dude is amazing. God-given talent. Got to find out if there's more like this by this guy. I assume by the name there's more than just him. This is obviously a solo performance. Wow!!! I haven't ever heard anyone who could sing like this in my lifetime. Where is this kind pure natural talent of today? I haven't heard anything like this.
He sings Ebb Tide. Another of his songs with dramatic finish.
This is Bobby Hatfield, a tenor. The other “brother” is Bill Medley, a baritone. Listen to them singing “You’ve lost that loving feeling” or “Soul and inspiration” together. Their voices blend perfectly.
He got to do this solo. You've lost that loving feeling has both of them. I got to see it live on tv in 1965
The late great Bobby Hatfield, they called it blue eyed soul.
I wish they had video's of these two playing in clubs where they were given the title.
Anne Boleyn According to Medley, they then adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" for the duo because black Marines from the El Toro Marine base started calling them "righteous brothers".[7] At the end of a performance, a black U.S. Marine in the audience would shout, "That was righteous, brothers!", and would greet them with "Hey righteous brothers, how you doin'?" on meeting them.[
its fun to see real people react to real talent. young people today have no clue what real music really is
This song was sung as a solo single by Bobby Hatfield, who was one of the two that made up the Righteous Brothers. The other was Bill Medley. If you want to react to one of their songs that was sung by BOTH of them, then you should search You've Lost That Loving Feeling.
LOVE LOVE LOVE, WE ALL NEED THIS AGAIN,, R I P BOBBY.
Melts one's heart!💕💕💕
It was SO lovely to see you react to this! I loved seeing you be so filled with joy at his joy and talent.
A great live performance,
The world before auto tune, and he made it look easy
M Mitchell Exactly lol
It amazes me that the youth today are delving into music from way back. I don't know if you like it better than what you currently listen to, but I am glad you enjoyed it.
I like it better than most of what’s out now.
Beautiful reaction
Unchained Melody is a solo for Bobby Hatfield. Check out Soul and Inspiration and You've Lost That Loving Feeling to see both Hatfield and Bill Medley together.
greetings from Argentina.......You've Lost That Loving Feeling Righteous Brothers
Christian, have you watched Juan Etchegoyen’s cover of this song? He has an English and Spanish version that can be found on TH-cam. I’m pretty sure he is also from Argentina.
@@sheilacooke1543 Hi, how are you !? if he is from Argentina
@@christianpaladino2154, is he well known in Argentina?
Can you believe that he was just in his mid-20s, here?
BCPR Whatt?
Great reaction, now that dude could sing
Your reaction is like most women in the day [60's & 70's]. Welcome to my growing up when Righteous Brothers were on top, Elvis was still King and Motown dominated! Thank you for bringing back many good memories...
Er war auch noch dazu so verdammt gutaussehend .❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Auch später noch.
In 1965 I was 14. And I weep for the Romantic times, the kindness that men and women showed each other the respect. And relationships that lasted a lifetime. When this song was played on the radio back then people were making babies! LOL
Wish it was still like that, to the rest of us youngers who still know respect, we won't let you down.
@@-.Noir.- You touched my heart. Thank you.
@@MsTeaRex No worries, there are still some of us who knows what's real in the world.
woohoo!! what a song. Nice reaction, especially when he hit the high notes at the end of the song. Good to see you get into it. Now i am going to watch your reaction to them singing "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
I sang this to my wife at our wedding in 1983. She, however she said I murdered it. I'm guessing it's not a song for a baritone, she told me I was of better sticking to my drumming. I thought it was an appropriate song as I was in the Royal Marine Commandos, I had returned from the war for the Falkland Islands when I proposed, and now was shipping out to Sierra Leone two days later, so much for my attempt at being romantic. On the upside she liked me in my Dress Uniform, and having my comrades forming the sword tunnel helped.
I must have done something write because we're still together. With 4 children and 7 grandchildren, we got busy on baby's when I was home. I served my Queen and Country for 34 years as a Royal Marine Commandos and in the British Special Forces, and then 2 years in hospital, and she stuck by me even though I'm wheelchair bound now. We do actually have a song by Queen called "Your Me Best Friend", a very apt song as she has been my best friend since we were both 16.
Always reminds me of the movie Ghost. Amazing
This song has been covered many times by many great artists but Bobby Hatfield's version is probably the most well known & beloved the world over. It was used as the main love theme for the movie GHOST starring Demi Moore, Patrick Swayze, & Whoopi Goldberg (she won the Academy Award for best supporting actress that year). This was definitely Bobby's song as no other can match his performance - so smooth & melodic, such a one of a kind ethereal voice. Keep in mind also that he did this on live TV. This was back in 1965, years before any computer aided autotune or any type of editing & enhancements in post production.
This is Billy Hatfield n other guy is Bill Medley n not brothers. Bill has the deeper voice. Billy Hatfield died in 2003 n Bill continues on singing by himself. Bill was a good friend of Elvis n after Elvis died Bill wrote a song as tribute to Elvis called" Old Friend " Could you react to it in memory of Elvis
Your hair and his jacket go well together!
Derek Bainbridge 😄
I knew you would love this. You have an old soul! 😎✌️👍
hello from Canada, I just wanted to thank you for reaction when you said where's the other brother they both did songs apart that were put their voices but when they sang together which was most of the time it was awesome there was no auto-tune no nothing in those days boy this was live my Dad and Mom love this I think that's how a lot of children were born in the sixties
This is a solo on one of their albums. They both sang a song solo on every album they did together and this one came down to a coin toss because they both wanted to sing it solo. Bobbie, as you can see, is the one who won the coin toss.
und die Welt ist heute noch sehr froh darüber.
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You are too cute ☺ fantastic reaction, you're feeling that soul
Watch "You've Lost That Loving Feeling." It's both of them, and maybe the sexiest song ever. It has both of them. The deep voiced "brother" takes most of it.
This song was written for a prison movie... listen to it again, knowing it's a prisoner singing to his girl on the outside... a heart stopper.
Joel Monka Had no idea
The sixties while alot of confusion with the war and social change it was, a simpler time.
So much great rock from 1955 to about 1985.
The late great Bobby Hatfield of the righteous Brothers duo. The other guys name is Bill Medley
What’s funny is it was written 1955 for a prison movie ...unchain haha Righteous Bro turned it into a love love then Ghost movie brought it back
Hello from California.. Very Beautiful Lady! 😊😊
@Robert Lee lol
Aaaaaand you're pregnant.
Ты на мою жену похожа, из Якутии, нравится как обозреваешь. Like it🤗
if you haven't already found out, this I Booby Hatfield and the other gentleman is Bill Medley. He has the baretone/base voice. This is just one song that was meant to be performed solo.If you want a duet look for Unchained Melody.
If you want a duet, look for You've Lost That Loving Feeling.
In the late 1960's this was a part of every guy's seduction playlist (OK, we didn't have playlists, but some of us recorded seduction music on 7 inch reel to reel tapes)
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You've Lost that Loving Fealling by the Righteous Brothers. You'll hear both
Hermosa canción 💙
Try the power of Love by Jennifer Rush
Yes...Let's all react to the same song on our channels.
Love her accent.
You looked really surprised, this is what happens when you hear a great singer who doesnt need his voice drowned out by music to hide the fact they cant sing, there are many good songs out there that are pure gold, how about going back even further, back to the 50`s and do a video of the best female voice ever, take a look at Connie Francis singing Teddy, there is a live video of her back in the day singing this, that lady has the voice of an angel, no one today will ever get near her, today she is an old lady of 81, and the fans still love her.. I dare you, This is my request......
Patsy Cline's Crazy.
If you want to see the other brother listen to You Lost That Loving Feeling or Soul and Inspiration
Hi it’s grant from Philly! I think you should react to the cup flip challenge video! Your reaction is fantastic!
I'm a 57 yr old white homeless white male but you pretty young black girls reacting give me a kick
Now follow that
I hope you do more of the Everly Brothers. This is probably the only one that was a solo. Another great song where they both sing is "I Lost That Loving Feeling." Check it out. :SMILE:
@bobbie brown oops! Yes, my bad. I seem to get them mixed up because I like them both and they sing the same songs during the same period. Also, my 70 year old brain is going south every day. :LOL: I would like more Righteous Brothers as well as some Everly Brothers. :SMILE:
He went to the local high school!
Solo
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This song was just him, but you can watch the other Righteous Brother videos. They really were just an awesome duo.
where did his brother go?
Lord you are as pretty as his voice.
christopher james Thank you 😊
@@NDISASWORLD beautiful woman beautiful reaction
Spell the name for me, because I do not know what U are saying.. ♠W.G.
Any 7th grader can rap........how many folks can do this?
they are not brothers thr group is named the rigths brothers
rog garwood Thanks had no idea
ANYONE WHO THUMBS DOWN THIS IS EITHER RETARDED OR DEAF
WAY.... WAY... WAY TO HIGH PITCHED FOR ME ...... SORRY PEOPLE ... I LIKE A MEDIUM TO LOW RANGE .... WITH A STRONG VOICE..... NOT A SCREECHING ONE WITH SCREAMING IN IT .... AND IF YOU LISTEN TO LIKE ELVIS ..... BOB SEGER ...TOM JONES ..... THOSE ARE VOICES IN THE RIGHT RANGE ...... I'M NOT SAYING HE CAN'T SING CAUSE HE CAN .. AND VERY WELL ..... JUST HIS VOICE IS WAY TO HIGH ...... BIG N ....
Your unnecessary SHOUTING Capital letters are, equally, too high....
@@Isleofskye NOT IN MY OPINION .......His voice is way to high .... hence the reason for the capital letters .......
When you can't play music neither sing, you get hip-hop, RAP, Bille Ellish and other crap alike. That is nothing worthy.
Autotune is a BIG fake singing.
Hip hop used to be good and had very talented people. Now? Not even close.