I grew up in the 60s - I'm 71 now - and believe me when I tell you that every girl just fell totally in love with Bobby when he sang this classic. Their hearts melted and they turned into jelly. This was on the Andy Williams show in 1965 and many consider it to be one of the greatest live performances ever. He didn't miss a note
I grew up in the 60s listen to that song all the time I got married at midnight in a jail in Mexico and on the way down to Mexico, we listen to that song all the time the most beautiful song I think I’ve ever heard in my life and I’m 75
Definitely, one of the greatest songs ever, one of the greatest singers in music history. They were definitely the Dynamic Duo to me, not Batman & Robin. Ahahaha😂
Fabulous reaction, young lady. Thanks for not interrupting one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. And, as others below have noted, Bobby Hatfield's version is SO superior to anyone else's!
I spent an entire day just listening to every version of this song that I could find. In the end I found that I believe Bobby Hatfield's version is simply the best.
One of the all time, all time great performances on a television show and probably the best ! One of the greatest songs of all time too. This performance was legendary, straight up talent here, none of this auto tune here like this crap today. ✌️☮️💕
No one has song this song better than the late great 'Bobby Hatfield' of the 'Righteous Brothers' as he did back in 1965 on the 'Andy Williams Show.' This (Live) television performance was one for the ages. Many in the music industry called it the best live television performance ever. The Andy Williams Orchestra and its String Section were to die for. They along with the incomparable voice of Bobby Hatfield made this version of "Unchained Melody" composed by Alex North with Lyrics by Hy Zaret (1955) the best of them all. It has Become the quintessential version of them all.
Cindy believe me I felt the same way and still do each time I hear this heartfelt delivery from this beautiful talented and charming man. He was 25 then (I was 17). RIP Bobby we miss you.
His parents were in the audience and he was a little nervous ... that lip-bite and grin at the end was when he knew he had nailed it. Some may have come close, but no one will ever equal his performance that night. RIP Mr. Bobby Hatfield, your legacy and legend will be with us until the end of time.
This song by Bobby Hatfield I'm lost for words! I grew up in the 50s.n 60s when some of the. Best Rock N Roll Rn B n Soul was made but this is something else all together it's simply astonishing! I have a friend that's an opera singer she listened to this once n said She d never heard a singer hit so many vocal notes in one song! Possibly the greatest performance ever by an individual Soul Singer ever! ANYWHERE! Melbourne Australia
You just listened to the very best of this song. Bobby Hatfield had an incredible voice, wide, wide range and control of his voice. Pure pleasure and enjoyment.
This song was a no1 hit in 1965 for Bobby Hatfield/Ritcheous Brothers, and again a no1 hit when the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze came out in the 90's. No one else can do this song justice. He owns it
The great Bobby Hatfied! Beautifully song by his beautiful voice!! No one sang like he did. I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965!!!
Bobby had such a soulful voice and sang with emotion! In my opinion the emotion is missing in most of Today's music! Keep up the great reactions! You have such a beautiful soul it shows through your videos!
HI CINDY, CAN YOU BELIEVE A PERFORMANCE LIKE THIS FROM BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965. TRULY SO AMAZING AND SO B E A U T I F U L. THIS IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS". I AGREE WITH YOU CINDY. I TOO HAVE HEARD MANY GREAT SINGERS LIKE ELVIS, HUMPERDINK, DIAMOND SING THIS SONG, BUT BOBBY'S VERSION IS SIMPLY THE BEST. AND BY THE WAY, BOBBYS VERSION WAS THE ONE IN THAT FAMOUS FILM "GHOST" STARRING PATRICK SWAYZE AND DEMI MOORE AND WHOOPIE GOLDBERG. GREAT REACTION B T W
You are a terrific person and have good taste in music. I am white and love all these singers BUT I also looooooove the 60's soul/black singers. They are the best.
I believe that this song was first sung by Todd Duncan, in 1955, to the Alex North lyrics, as a song in the movie "Unchained" Hence its title of Unchained Melody
This is Bobby Hatfield's song....period. THE RANGE, CONTROL, AND MODULATIONS OF HIS VOICE--ARE the best. And he didn't gyrate around the stage putting on an unnecessary 'show'---which allowed you to concentrate on his song.
Cindy this song was my and my wifes first dance as husband and wife in 1965 i was in the military at that time and the war in Vietnam was on and each time i would leave to go back she would play this song all the time. it was our song than and it still is today.
Glad you enjoyed so much I'm a big fan of theirs since 1964. I believe u will enjoy You lost that Loving Feeling, Soul & Inspiration For once in my Life and Little Latin Lupe Lu. Best success on yr channel
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 British 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 right because we're still together. With 4 children and 7 grandchildren. I served my Queen and Country for 37 years as a Royal Marine Commandos and British Special Forces, with just over 2 years in hospital before being invalided out, 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 15. We just celebrated our 38th wedding anniversary with our family, and with the help of our 2 sons and oldest grandson I was able to dance with my wife to this again. And yes, according to the Boss I murdered it, but we're still together since I first asked her out in 1979 which shows I picked the right girl.
Great story very happy for you and your family. Sorry to hear about your medical situation but I know you don't want nor would accept any sympathy as I'm sure you would do it again. I was stationed at RAF Upper Heyford from 80-83 I remember the Falkland Islands War well. As a fellow military I was so proud of the lads shipping off to war. I had no doubt how it would turn out. I also remember the Royal Wedding no one does pomp and circumstance better that the British. Loved watching darts on TV, I liked Eric Bristow and Jockey Wilson. Snooker, I liked Steve Davis and Alex Higgins. Oh the good old days. Cheers mate.
@@briangulley6027 Those names are a blast from the past mate, careful you're making us sound old :). My Owner aka Wife didn't no I existed until I stopped her brother being bullied at our school, for me I noticed her the first time I saw her. Luckily I have older brother's who helped me impress her on our second date at the Hammersmith Odeon to see Queen in 1979. The next time I saw two of those brother's was in Port Stanley in 82. They were both in 45 Commando, we followed in our Father's foot steps into the RMC, we've always referred to it as the Family business. I was sitting on a pavement having my feet dressed by a medic while a 12 year old girl told me all about her favourite books, and of course the lads coughed up all the chocolate we had for the kids. My brother's sat down beside me and we smoked a couple of cigs as the handed over their chocolate to my new friend. While we chatted my brother elbowed my ribs, and I felt a tearing pain. The medic checked it and as it turned out I'd received a glancing bullet wound which fractured two ribs. When my brothers heard the medic say I'd been shot they started laughing at the fact I'd lost my wounding virginity, we were laughing so much my ribs hurt more than the bullet, typical family. And the little girl still lives on the Falkland's, all grown up with a family of her own. I've been down there twice since and seen her and her family, and we write to each other a few times a year. My wife call's her our adopted sister, that little girl, now woman proved to me in one conversation that the sacrifice and action taken to retake British Sovereign Territory nearly 40 years ago was the only and correct course of action. I have no regret's my friend, nor any time or reason for self pity. I look at my family and my blessing having them out weigh anything that is a negative in the now. I have 3 granddaughter's who regularly do my make up so I feel pretty, the older girls look at me and tut a lot. And I get to be teased for being the biggest technical idiot by my grandson's. And every day I get to look at the girl I fell for over 42 years ago, and count what we have as the best life I could have ever had. I love My Queen, my Country, my family and the people who have come into my life. The good old days haven't gone yet, you take care mate, and raise a glass to the people we love.
Se que hay muy buenas versiones en voces increibles, como Mark, Mike Yun, y muchos otros, pero escuchar a Boby y ver que lo hace sin mucho esfuerzo, es admirable, es impresionante la forma como juega con su voz hasta llegar a los agudos. Escuché por primera vez esta canción en la película LA SOMBRA O EL FANTASMA DEL AMOR con Patrick y Demi More, pero hasta este año supe quien la cantaba y no he dejado de ver el video original una y otra vez, en la mañana, en la tarde y en la noche, sin exagerar, hasta me estoy aprendiendo la melodía en el piano. Me puse muy triste al saber que Boby nos dejó hace mas de una década, pero nos regaló una de las canciones de amor mas lindas que yo he escuchado. QUE DIOS LO TENGA CANTANDO CON LOS ANGELES EN EL CIELO.
I wish some of today's artists would take time and train their voices, and sing some well-written songs in this manner. There are people who have the talent, but it seems like everyone wants to rush to get their next video out instead of recording fewer, but great songs that will stand the test of time. Bobby sang this song for the rest of his career, and people still listen now. I don't get why today's artists are not paying attention to these facts. I don't remember the songs from one year to the next.
He's in heaven now-- teaching the new angels how to sing!! :) yes there are many version of it- but THIS IS THE ORIGINAL.... and elvis CAN"T TOUCH this.. not in a million years..
My girlfriend was with her mother at a Righteous Brothers concert and Bill Medley picked her out of the audience, called her up onstage and sung to her. I share his opinion!!!
You should watch the video of the Righteous Brothers performing YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING. It is a black and white video from December 1964 and includes both members of the duo.
This is a day to remember. I haven't ever seen girls of any age watch this video all the way throw with out pausing far to much. But today I not only saw on young lady but two. It was wonderful. I'm as of to day subscribed to both.
One of the greatest songs and greatest singer in history.
I grew up in the 60s - I'm 71 now - and believe me when I tell you that every girl just fell totally in love with Bobby when he sang this classic. Their hearts melted and they turned into jelly. This was on the Andy Williams show in 1965 and many consider it to be one of the greatest live performances ever. He didn't miss a note
I was ten years old and watching it with my mother. That's the first time I fell in love!
I grew up in the 60s listen to that song all the time I got married at midnight in a jail in Mexico and on the way down to Mexico, we listen to that song all the time the most beautiful song I think I’ve ever heard in my life and I’m 75
Wait a minute, I want to hear about you getting married in a Mexican jail!@@joebarfield1
Many have sung this song...you just seen & heard the best of the best
This song right here is one in a billion
Definitely, one of the greatest songs ever, one of the greatest singers in music history. They were definitely the Dynamic Duo to me, not Batman & Robin. Ahahaha😂
This was 1965 and Bobby was 25 years old. He is in the rock and roll hall of fame. We miss him dearly.
Wow! Thank you so much
and this was done LIVE with no autotune. Pure gold!! RIP Bobby Hatfield.
Pure talent and he likes what he is doing, YES we miss him and Bill Medly.
@@MrJohnMonroeNur ihn. Madley ist noch da, tritt jetzt mit einem anderem
mit ..... dem selben Namen auf.😢
Fabulous reaction, young lady. Thanks for not interrupting one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded. And, as others below have noted, Bobby Hatfield's version is SO superior to anyone else's!
I spent an entire day just listening to every version of this song that I could find. In the end I found that I believe Bobby Hatfield's version is simply the best.
Blue eyed soul! I love the fact you were into that song and didn't interrupt it. You were into it, priceless!
One of the all time, all time great performances on a television show and probably the best ! One of the greatest songs of all time too. This performance was legendary, straight up talent here, none of this auto tune here like this crap today. ✌️☮️💕
No one has song this song better than the late great 'Bobby Hatfield' of the 'Righteous Brothers' as he did back in 1965 on the 'Andy Williams Show.' This (Live) television performance was one for the ages. Many in the music industry called it the best live television performance ever.
The Andy Williams Orchestra and its String Section were to die for. They along with the incomparable voice of Bobby Hatfield made this version of "Unchained Melody" composed by Alex North with Lyrics by Hy Zaret (1955) the best of them all. It has Become the quintessential version of them all.
Cindy believe me I felt the same way and still do each time I hear this heartfelt delivery from this beautiful talented and charming man. He was 25 then (I was 17). RIP Bobby we miss you.
His parents were in the audience and he was a little nervous ... that lip-bite and grin at the end was when he knew he had nailed it. Some may have come close, but no one will ever equal his performance that night. RIP Mr. Bobby Hatfield, your legacy and legend will be with us until the end of time.
Didn't he have a cold or something that day?
Das war kein .....grinsen.
Es war das süsseste Lächeln und so lächelte er immer.
Der Raum erhellte sich, wenn er es tat.😊
Thank you, Cindy! I have heard that he was nervous to sing this (LIVE) b/c his MOM was in the audience... I'm sure she was proud!
Oh wow! Thank you
A man with his voice and a microphone and nothing else. TALENT.
Beautiful song; beautiful man; beautiful voice.♥️
Greatest performance in history .
Loved your wonderful reaction. Thank you.
Why would anyone put a thumbs down to such a beautiful song?
Can you imagine he's singing live not in a music studio a god given talent his voice have a pleasant evenin darlin 🤠
Thank you for not interrupting Bobby’s remarkable performance. Gorgeous performance and gorgeous man! 😍
This song by Bobby Hatfield I'm lost for words! I grew up in the 50s.n 60s when some of the. Best Rock N Roll Rn B n Soul was made but this is something else all together it's simply astonishing! I have a friend that's an opera singer she listened to this once n said She d never heard a singer hit so many vocal notes in one song! Possibly the greatest performance ever by an individual Soul Singer ever! ANYWHERE! Melbourne Australia
You just listened to the very best of this song. Bobby Hatfield had an incredible voice, wide, wide range and control of his voice. Pure pleasure and enjoyment.
Beautiful song. A perfect reaction. " Hey! "
You melted about halfway through...❤⚘
This song was a no1 hit in 1965 for Bobby Hatfield/Ritcheous Brothers, and again a no1 hit when the movie Ghost with Patrick Swayze came out in the 90's. No one else can do this song justice. He owns it
I could listen to it a thousand times and never get tired of it.
The great Bobby Hatfied! Beautifully song by his beautiful voice!! No one sang like he did. I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965!!!
This one hits differently with love and sensation.
Bobby had such a soulful voice and sang with emotion! In my opinion the emotion is missing in most of Today's music! Keep up the great reactions! You have such a beautiful soul it shows through your videos!
Loved your reaction to some blue eyed soul from 1965! Pure raw talent!
The world's greatest song of all times.
HI CINDY, CAN YOU BELIEVE A PERFORMANCE LIKE THIS FROM BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965. TRULY SO AMAZING AND SO B E A U T I F U L.
THIS IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS".
I AGREE WITH YOU CINDY. I TOO HAVE HEARD MANY GREAT SINGERS LIKE ELVIS, HUMPERDINK, DIAMOND SING THIS SONG, BUT BOBBY'S VERSION IS SIMPLY THE BEST.
AND BY THE WAY, BOBBYS VERSION WAS THE ONE IN THAT FAMOUS FILM "GHOST" STARRING PATRICK SWAYZE AND DEMI MOORE AND WHOOPIE GOLDBERG. GREAT REACTION B T W
You are a terrific person and have good taste in music. I am white and love all these singers BUT I also looooooove the 60's soul/black singers. They are the best.
Still one of My all Time faves..I'm 69 and it still kills My Heart! Brilliant!
They never had any auto tune or other idiotic GIMMICKS back in 1965. One take, Live on T.V. This was when you REALLY had to have talent unlike today.
I believe that this song was first sung by Todd Duncan, in 1955, to the Alex North lyrics, as a song in the movie "Unchained"
Hence its title of Unchained Melody
This is Bobby Hatfield's song....period. THE RANGE, CONTROL, AND MODULATIONS OF HIS VOICE--ARE the best. And he didn't gyrate around the stage putting on an unnecessary 'show'---which allowed you to concentrate on his song.
You just listened to the greatest love song of all time.
Beautiful song. I love your reaction and specially your respect to him because this vídeo is from 1965.
Thank you!
A Pure magical voice you don’t see that kind of singing anymore
I’m on number 47 in a row of musicians critiquing this song. I think it is one of the greatest singer with sound and range.
I could listen to this song sung by Bobby anytime! He was really great, as was the orchestra!
THE LATE GREAT BOBBY HATFIELD SINGING SOLO! SIMPLY THE BEST!
Cindy this song was my and my wifes first dance as husband and wife in 1965 i was in the military at that time and the war in Vietnam was on and each time i would leave to go back she would play this song all the time. it was our song than and it still is today.
Awww...soooo sweet to know!
Bobby Hatfield: a voice sent from heaven for all of us to hear.
You witnessed the best song and performance of all time. There is nothing equal or better. Your reaction was right on target. Be safe and take care.
No one else should EVER do this song again! Bobby Hatfield owns it!
Preach, brother!!! Amen!
It's a love song I grue up with an how we fell in Love with our girlfriend back then 50 yrs ago❤❤❤❤❤
And. . . Another pretty lady bites the dust.
Cindy , don't forget , you are also very beautiful ! Omg ...Amazing. And....thanks for this react .
Thank you so much!
Glad you enjoyed so much
I'm a big fan of theirs since 1964. I believe u will enjoy You lost that Loving Feeling, Soul & Inspiration For once in my Life and Little Latin Lupe Lu. Best success on yr channel
That was my era and I've noticed that today there's no real old-fashioned "love songs" anymore.
The very best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your reaction is as beautiful as the song
Thank you so much
This is wow😍😍😍😍😍😍
you just listened to one of the best crooners, from the golden age of crooners, Sinatra, Bishop, Martin, Como, Davis Jr and the Great Bobby Hatfield
NONE of that group could hold a candle to Bobby Hatfield. Como had the most mellow voice of the bunch.
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 British 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 right because we're still together. With 4 children and 7 grandchildren. I served my Queen and Country for 37 years as a Royal Marine Commandos and British Special Forces, with just over 2 years in hospital before being invalided out, 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 15. We just celebrated our 38th wedding anniversary with our family, and with the help of our 2 sons and oldest grandson I was able to dance with my wife to this again. And yes, according to the Boss I murdered it, but we're still together since I first asked her out in 1979 which shows I picked the right girl.
This is soo sweet! Thank you
Great story very happy for you and your family. Sorry to hear about your medical situation but I know you don't want nor would accept any sympathy as I'm sure you would do it again. I was stationed at RAF Upper Heyford from 80-83 I remember the Falkland Islands War well. As a fellow military I was so proud of the lads shipping off to war. I had no doubt how it would turn out. I also remember the Royal Wedding no one does pomp and circumstance better that the British. Loved watching darts on TV, I liked Eric Bristow and Jockey Wilson. Snooker, I liked Steve Davis and Alex Higgins. Oh the good old days. Cheers mate.
@@briangulley6027 Those names are a blast from the past mate, careful you're making us sound old :). My Owner aka Wife didn't no I existed until I stopped her brother being bullied at our school, for me I noticed her the first time I saw her. Luckily I have older brother's who helped me impress her on our second date at the Hammersmith Odeon to see Queen in 1979.
The next time I saw two of those brother's was in Port Stanley in 82. They were both in 45 Commando, we followed in our Father's foot steps into the RMC, we've always referred to it as the Family business. I was sitting on a pavement having my feet dressed by a medic while a 12 year old girl told me all about her favourite books, and of course the lads coughed up all the chocolate we had for the kids. My brother's sat down beside me and we smoked a couple of cigs as the handed over their chocolate to my new friend. While we chatted my brother elbowed my ribs, and I felt a tearing pain. The medic checked it and as it turned out I'd received a glancing bullet wound which fractured two ribs. When my brothers heard the medic say I'd been shot they started laughing at the fact I'd lost my wounding virginity, we were laughing so much my ribs hurt more than the bullet, typical family. And the little girl still lives on the Falkland's, all grown up with a family of her own. I've been down there twice since and seen her and her family, and we write to each other a few times a year. My wife call's her our adopted sister, that little girl, now woman proved to me in one conversation that the sacrifice and action taken to retake British Sovereign Territory nearly 40 years ago was the only and correct course of action.
I have no regret's my friend, nor any time or reason for self pity. I look at my family and my blessing having them out weigh anything that is a negative in the now. I have 3 granddaughter's who regularly do my make up so I feel pretty, the older girls look at me and tut a lot. And I get to be teased for being the biggest technical idiot by my grandson's. And every day I get to look at the girl I fell for over 42 years ago, and count what we have as the best life I could have ever had.
I love My Queen, my Country, my family and the people who have come into my life. The good old days haven't gone yet, you take care mate, and raise a glass to the people we love.
Bobby Hatfield is the original of this song. It was also played in the movie Ghost.
Se que hay muy buenas versiones en voces increibles, como Mark, Mike Yun, y muchos otros, pero escuchar a Boby y ver que lo hace sin mucho esfuerzo, es admirable, es impresionante la forma como juega con su voz hasta llegar a los agudos. Escuché por primera vez esta canción en la película LA SOMBRA O EL FANTASMA DEL AMOR con Patrick y Demi More, pero hasta este año supe quien la cantaba y no he dejado de ver el video original una y otra vez, en la mañana, en la tarde y en la noche, sin exagerar, hasta me estoy aprendiendo la melodía en el piano. Me puse muy triste al saber que Boby nos dejó hace mas de una década, pero nos regaló una de las canciones de amor mas lindas que yo he escuchado. QUE DIOS LO TENGA CANTANDO CON LOS ANGELES EN EL CIELO.
Nice reaction.
this song is my dad's generation music , but damn you cover it well
Pure talent sing live on TV in 1965
I wish some of today's artists would take time and train their voices, and sing some well-written songs in this manner. There are people who have the talent, but it seems like everyone wants to rush to get their next video out instead of recording fewer, but great songs that will stand the test of time. Bobby sang this song for the rest of his career, and people still listen now. I don't get why today's artists are not paying attention to these facts. I don't remember the songs from one year to the next.
Great review!
Beautiful woman, beautiful song
O que a canção faz com nossos sentimentos é um absurdo de magia e faz bem a alma.
this is stuff I grew up listening too...love your reactions to elvis
60's and 70's was the best time for music
Remember this was LIVE TV back in 1965. RIP Bobby.
He's in heaven now-- teaching the new angels how to sing!! :) yes there are many version of it- but THIS IS THE ORIGINAL.... and elvis CAN"T TOUCH this.. not in a million years..
Bobby Hatfield OWNED this song!
My girlfriend was with her mother at a Righteous Brothers concert and Bill Medley picked her out of the audience, called her up onstage and sung to her. I share his opinion!!!
Oh my gosh what a lucky girl, and to have Bobby sing to her.
@@marthaholcomb8148
Nicht Bobby, Bill hat ihr etwas vor gesungen.😮
🙏🏽
tears
HI CINDY, I AGREE WITH YOU, BOBBY WAS VERY HANDSOME MAN. HE HAD "MOVIE STAR" GOOD LOOKS AS WELL AS A REALLY GREAT VOICE. THE GIRLS LOVED HIM
Eines von beiden ist schon sehr selten.
Bobby besass beides.♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Terrific reaction!
how Elvis Presley sings it is beautiful.
Our song sent Home from the S.E. ASIA WAR GAMES in 1967.
You are absolutely gorgeous
Thank you!
You should watch the video of the Righteous Brothers performing YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING. It is a black and white video from December 1964 and includes both members of the duo.
Thank you!
Setting: Bedroom
Status: Honeymoon
Action: Bobby Hatfield serenades his new bride
Reaction: Wife melts into his arms😝♥️
Anyone that click a thumbs down are the one that don’t know what love is , sad really
He has been making girls have hot flashes since 1963
Please do ‘You’ve lost your lovin feeling’ by the righteous brothers
Will do. Thank you!
So is Percy sledge when a man loves a woman ❤
You are beautiful
Please react to Joe Cocker doing "With a Little Help from My Friends", live at The Metropol, thank you!!
They did not yet invent auto tune, singers used their talents and skills. Auto tune is useless.
it is a copy of a song from jailhouse movie called the unchained i think that what it was called
A prisoner begging his girl to wait for him...
it is the song of a prisoner to his wife
Awww..thank you so much
Check out why have I lost you by cameo ft Wayne Cooper.u will like it
you in love now? lol
Ich bin es, immer noch in Bobby😊
She was still his. Had to be.
Listen to Elvis Presley do this song, a great version too ;)
The audio during your intro sounds like someone is throwing up in the background.
🤣🤣no way! Will change it. Thank you
@@CindysReactions You have a nice voice. Forget the music and just talk.
This is a day to remember. I haven't ever seen girls of any age watch this video all the way throw with out pausing far to much. But today I not only saw on young lady but two. It was wonderful. I'm as of to day subscribed to both.
This was the greatest live performance ever!