No auto tune, just pure talent. " You've List That Loving Feeling " also showcases Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield together. It is the MOST PLAYED SONG IN HISTORY. That should say enough.
There are two Righteous Bros but at times they did solos performances This was Bobby Hatfield LIVE PERFORMANCE on the Andy Williams show there was no do overs or auto-tone just his God given voice from the heavens above and a small microphone. Bobby OWNS this song no one can touch his performance it was effortless, smooth, and sheer perfection. Many Artists before and after him have done this song but no one will ever compare to Bobby Listen to the both Righteous Bros sing You've Lost that loving feeling, Your my Soul and Inspiration and You'll never walk alone they are great together.
This was a live performance. Bobby Hatfield's performance here is one for the ages and can not be replicated. This was "Blue Eye Soul" as its finest. I was 11 years old when this came out back in 1965. And today 54 years later, and now at 65 years old. The song as fresh to me today. As it was when I was an 11 year old boy. Priceless!
I am 81 and remember quite a few singers doing this but Bobby's tops them all. I was heading to Viet Nam when his version can out. I can feel the loneliness in every word. Bill and Bobby always did one solo on each of there albums and while on tour. They both wanted to do Unchained, so they flipped a coin. The music was written as the theme for the little-known prison film “Unchained” (January 1955), hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack. It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by the Righteous Brothers. The movie “Unchained” is about a man in prison and longing for his wife and children. Hoping his wife will still be there when he gets out. So you can now understand the meaning of the song. The movie was not very good, or so my friends told me. But we were all teenagers so what did we now. Several artists sang it and it made the billboard top 100. But no one can come close to Bobby Hatfield’s version. Bobby’s version hit the top ten chart. And did it again when it was used in the movie “Ghost” It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by Bobby. According to the song's publishing administrator, over 1,500 recordings of "Unchained Melody" have been made by more than 670 artists, in multiple languages.
This is the best duo ever and I’ve seen them all. Great songs stand the test of time. You want to hear another great song from them in 1974 Rock In Roll Heaven. I enjoy you reacts thx
The late great Bobby Hatfield made this song his very own. He hit those high notes with no effort whatsoever. No straining, no tightening of the neck, no facial change just pure easy singing. Raw talent at it's best. As an added bonus, Bobby wasn't only a great singer, but he was also fine as hell, the total package. RIP JOB WELL DONE!!!!!!
This was Bobby Hatfield’s song and Bill Medley, the other brother, knew it and stood this one out. You should check out You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling, for their full effect. They truly are righteous.
Lyn Bush actually Bill Medley produced the song and played the piano intro on the song....Bill always said if he knew it was going to be such a big hit he would’ve hired a better piano player....
Most great singers can raise their voice an octave at best and usually for just effect. This guy can raise his that octave and nearly another one on top of that and sing in that range effortlessly.
Bobby Hatfield had a 4 octave vocal range and was also the rare countertenor so that gave him plenty natural ability to hit the high soprano notes with complete ease,it was decided between Bobby and singing partner Bill Medley that Bobby would sing this as a solo.
That was a solo song by Bobby Hatfield. His co-singer, Bill Medley is the second part of the act but they aren't brothers. It's good to see that kind of talent that can stand on its own merits without distraction of smoke, sparks and flashing lights. Back in the day, we called that kind of music belly rubbing music when you hold your girl tight and she is pressed into your chest and you slowly dance while looking into her eyes and feeling the love.
The Righteous Brothers were not brothers. They had such a unique sound between them that a group of black singers told them their singing was ‘righteous’; thus the name stuck. They sang both together and some solos; this song they flipped a coin to see who would record this particular song. Many did think they were black dudes because of the rich soul sound of their singing. If you care to watch this video again, you will notice that you just do not see Bob take a breath throughout the song because of the control he had. His singing so effortlessly with a live audience, shows his immense talent. Trained singers learn control of their diaphram to appear they don’t need a big breath for a stanza of singing. This is a timeless, classic song, played in the movie ‘Ghost’, which revived new interest in their recordings. Bob has passed, but Bill has found a new partner and currently has a long-standing gig in Las Vegas in his late ‘70s. Glad that you enjoyed this and appreciate your reaction. I hope you delve into more of their singing. ‘You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling’ is another one of their many great recordings.
To hear both of them check out these. Bill Medley's voice will blow you away! "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling", "Soul and Inspiration", "Rock and Roll Heaven"
The other member s the deep base voiced. They both wanted to record this solo so flipped a coin and Bobby Hatfield won. Bill Medley would have killed it too both were some of the greatest singers of our time.
Pretty awesome reaction to this. This is one of the greatest songs of all-time. It's really cool to see you getting excited about several parts of the song. Really nice voice and can hit the high pitches
yeah, both brothers are amazing singers. no bullshit, "just" their voices. i bet, 90% of the so called singers these days, can`t perform live like them.
I think when he says "Lonely rivers flow to the sea, to the sea. To the open arms of the sea." He is talking about his lover being lonely without him and turning to someone else. Then is says "Lonely riverside, wait for me"
Before autotune. The other part of the duo has a lovely deep, rich voice. Soul And Inspiration and the Loving Feeling that everybody is asking for need to be on your list. I Just Wanna Make Love To You is really good, as well. Funny, I was just listening to a few Marvin Gaye songs.
Very rare they were seperate. This was from the historical archives of the great 60 s.So much pure talent everywhere across the airwaves.Along with the Delfonics,James and Bobby Purify, Billy Stewart,The Originals,The Young Rascals,Sam and Dave,TemptationsLittle Anthony and the Imperials,The Ronnettes, Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, Buffaloe Springfield, and too many others.
They aren't Brothers, they're two guys that ended up singing together and got named by black group singers that called them the Righteous Brothers and he is singing solo on this one
If you want to impress your lady, I highly recommend dancing with her to this song. I've watched many lady reactors falling in love with him on the spot. He puts them in a spell. LOL
1965, listen to all the music back then , hmmm, innocent, romantic, dim lights, no dropping panties....its pure ROMANCE. Not trashy like today. Its respectful to the lady, soft, watch Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. A love....that romance was built on.
You asked where is the other "Brother" at? It was the Andy Williams show and he introduced both of them on his show and requested "unchained melody" and Bobby Hatfield said, I do that one by myself, and so Andy asked Bill Medley what do you do and he said, " i'll find a place to sit and kick myself."
New Canadian fan here, I am so happy that somebody directed me to your reaction videos, and now I'm binging on them. You asked if they were still alive Bill Medley the tall one is still alive but unfortunately the other one died I'm not sure but it was in the 2000s. One other fact Bill medleys wife was murdered when he was on the road they have a a 5 or 6 year old boy who is there but was not killed his wife was raped and murdered and they still didn't find out who did it. Bobby Hatfield was the blond singer
Legends bro love there music Bobby Hatfield voice was glorious Bill Medley voice was amazing too this song only Bobby was singing alone Bill wasn’t in this one
I think the guys were in their mid twenties in 1965. They look a little older because the suits band members wore back then. Sam Cooke was around back then and he was really great if you'd like to react to him. Bring It On Home To Me, News (man ain't that news), You Send Me, just to name a few. You might need to go back to grandma's day for him. I was around 10 when I listened to him in 1963 and I'm 67 now. You werre remembering songs by Marvin Gaye from the 70"s but he had great ones back in the 60's too.
But Aaron Neville sings in falsetto (false voice) and Bobby Hatfield sings in a pure tenor. This is what sets Bobby apart from many good singers. Hatfield is remarkable. His vocal range is beyond Neville who is indeed a great singer. Hatfield hits all the notes unblemished with no falsetto -- or autotune. Many people don't know the difference between falsetto & pure tenor. A pure tenor can approach operatic. Aaron wouldn't be able to do that.
Please do some Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary, Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Born On the Bayou, Bad Moon Rising, Lodi, Run Through the Jungle, Who'll Stop The Rain and many others including their cover of Marvin Gaye's Heard It Through The Grapevine.
The one singing was Bobby Hatfield. The other Righteous Brother is Bill Medley. A great singer also, just a total different voice (he is a baritone). He wasn’t in this song.
Check out The Everly Brothers...Cathy's Clown. Bobby who just sang is 1/2 of the righteous brothers...the other brother is the tall guy with the deep voice....they were not brothers in real life...Bobby Hatfield did this song solo.
My favorite song...ever. "Ghost" made it famous again. I love your reaction, so I Subscribed and will look at your other stuff! Please refrain from the curse word GD, Oh, you have a beautiful smile. :)
Please refrain from interrupting these songs to talk. Several reviewers do that. It ruins the experience to have it broken up that way. For example, the observation you made about the size of the stage did not add anything but detracted from the pleasure of hearing the song. Save your comments for after the song ends if you don't mind the suggestion.
@@truthwins3065 Certainly but that misses the point. The idea here is that the reviewer is hearing the song for the first time and his or her reaction is the critical element. That's what captures our interest. The other part, equally important, is that we also get to hear the song whether or not for the first time and, in that context, consider the other person's initial reaction compared to our own. Talking through the song breaks up that experience. You may not have considered that the ordinary listener, on his own, typically has heard the song before without interruption and so has enjoyed it, now re-experienced anew. Constant chatter form the reviewer interferes with that. There's no reason the reviewer cannot wait until the song ends and make his observations then. I'd rather enjoy the song before hearing the reaction.
Hey you gotta check out any collab with Aaron Neville and Linda Rondstadt. Two of the best voices in history on the same track. I dont know much is a good one. You've probably heard it though
Bill Medley did not sing 'Unchained Melody' because he did not believe that it would be a hit. Bill says that he spent a lot of time kicking himself for that decision.
Check out Bobby's other solos (all on You Tube) His sensational voice and style are evident in all his songs. You won't be disappointed. Hope to see your reaction to those.. Cathy Farrell
No auto tune, just pure talent. " You've List That Loving Feeling " also showcases Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield together. It is the MOST PLAYED SONG IN HISTORY. That should say enough.
By God darlin, you tell'em. I just say " yeah, what she said"....
Damn, that was so good it’s almost unnatural that someone could sing with that kind of power and range so flawlessly.
Brother, that a live performance. No retakes no nothing big dog, just 1 shot 1 kill.
Very well stated, I tip my hat to you they didnt need no stinkin autotune
There are two Righteous Bros but at times they did solos performances This was Bobby Hatfield LIVE PERFORMANCE on the Andy Williams show there was no do overs or auto-tone just his God given voice from the heavens above and a small microphone. Bobby OWNS this song no one can touch his performance it was effortless, smooth, and sheer perfection. Many Artists before and after him have done this song but no one will ever compare to Bobby Listen to the both Righteous Bros sing You've Lost that loving feeling, Your my Soul and Inspiration and You'll never walk alone they are great together.
That's the music your grandmother listened to. RIP brother Bobby....Mr. Blue Eyed Soul.
This was a live performance. Bobby Hatfield's performance here is one for the ages and can not be replicated. This was "Blue Eye Soul" as its finest. I was 11 years old when this came out back in 1965. And today 54 years later, and now at 65 years old. The song as fresh to me today. As it was when I was an 11 year old boy. Priceless!
I learned about The Righteous Brothers when I was 7 years old. I would fall asleep to this song on repeat.
I am 81 and remember quite a few singers doing this but Bobby's tops them all. I was heading to Viet Nam when his version can out. I can feel the loneliness in every word. Bill and Bobby always did one solo on each of there albums and while on tour. They both wanted to do Unchained, so they flipped a coin. The music was written as the theme for the little-known prison film “Unchained” (January 1955), hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack. It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by the Righteous Brothers. The movie “Unchained” is about a man in prison and longing for his wife and children. Hoping his wife will still be there when he gets out. So you can now understand the meaning of the song. The movie was not very good, or so my friends told me. But we were all teenagers so what did we now. Several artists sang it and it made the billboard top 100. But no one can come close to Bobby Hatfield’s version. Bobby’s version hit the top ten chart. And did it again when it was used in the movie “Ghost” It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by Bobby. According to the song's publishing administrator, over 1,500 recordings of "Unchained Melody" have been made by more than 670 artists, in multiple languages.
This is the best duo ever and I’ve seen them all. Great songs stand the test of time. You want to hear another great song from them in 1974 Rock In Roll Heaven. I enjoy you reacts thx
The late great Bobby Hatfield made this song his very own. He hit those high notes with no effort whatsoever. No straining, no tightening of the neck, no facial change just pure easy singing. Raw talent at it's best.
As an added bonus, Bobby wasn't only a great singer, but he was also fine as hell, the total package. RIP JOB WELL DONE!!!!!!
This was Bobby Hatfield’s song and Bill Medley, the other brother, knew it and stood this one out. You should check out You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling, for their full effect. They truly are righteous.
Lyn Bush actually Bill Medley produced the song and played the piano intro on the song....Bill always said if he knew it was going to be such a big hit he would’ve hired a better piano player....
Most great singers can raise their voice an octave at best and usually for just effect. This guy can raise his that octave and nearly another one on top of that and sing in that range effortlessly.
Righteous brothers you've lost that loving feeling
This has to be done !!!
Agreed!!!
Heck yeah!
Saw them live in Reno years ago. Was so thankful seeing them when Bobby Hatfield still alive.
:"A little bit of a high note"?????? That was about a 3 1/2 octave range song. He starts higher than many and went up from there.
Bobby Hatfield had a 4 octave vocal range and was also the rare countertenor so that gave him plenty natural ability to hit the high soprano notes with complete ease,it was decided between Bobby and singing partner Bill Medley that Bobby would sing this as a solo.
Bobby Hatfield had a vocal range of more than 20 notes. He was one in a million plus.
no playback. no autotune. fully live real vocals.
That was a solo song by Bobby Hatfield. His co-singer, Bill Medley is the second part of the act but they aren't brothers. It's good to see that kind of talent that can stand on its own merits without distraction of smoke, sparks and flashing lights. Back in the day, we called that kind of music belly rubbing music when you hold your girl tight and she is pressed into your chest and you slowly dance while looking into her eyes and feeling the love.
Thanks Rich, you just locked in your more mature audience. Great work. Do more
Pure talent right there! Absolutely perfect with no help or tricks 💙🙂💙
Voice of an absolute angel.
They were known as the blue eyed soul singers, Try You've lost that lovin feelin
I'm so happy you love Unchained Melody now! It's one of my all time favorite songs!
That was definitely one of the top slow dancing numbers during my high school years in the mid '60s.
OldBoiler62, same here. Remember Sock Hops? Oh, the good old days ...
In the 90's, too, truth be told
The Righteous Brothers were not brothers. They had such a unique sound between them that a group of black singers told them their singing was ‘righteous’; thus the name stuck. They sang both together and some solos; this song they flipped a coin to see who would record this particular song. Many did think they were black dudes because of the rich soul sound of their singing. If you care to watch this video again, you will notice that you just do not see Bob take a breath throughout the song because of the control he had. His singing so effortlessly with a live audience, shows his immense talent. Trained singers learn control of their diaphram to appear they don’t need a big breath for a stanza of singing. This is a timeless, classic song, played in the movie ‘Ghost’, which revived new interest in their recordings. Bob has passed, but Bill has found a new partner and currently has a long-standing gig in Las Vegas in his late ‘70s. Glad that you enjoyed this and appreciate your reaction. I hope you delve into more of their singing. ‘You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling’ is another one of their many great recordings.
My husband and I have been married nearly 44 years. We put on the Righteous Brothers and sparks still fly!
One of the most beautiful songs. 🙏🏻💯
That was OUR music, OUR era, OUR history..................great music, fast cars and pretty women..... So glad the 60s were my HS years
This was played at my wedding
To hear both of them check out these. Bill Medley's voice will blow you away! "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling", "Soul and Inspiration", "Rock and Roll Heaven"
The other member s the deep base voiced. They both wanted to record this solo so flipped a coin and Bobby Hatfield won. Bill Medley would have killed it too both were some of the greatest singers of our time.
Bobby had extreme stage-fright
Thank you again for going out of your way to do these song reactions!!! Love them and you!
This song brought everyone to the dance floor.
Pretty awesome reaction to this. This is one of the greatest songs of all-time. It's really cool to see you getting excited about several parts of the song. Really nice voice and can hit the high pitches
"Soul and Inspiration" is a great song.
Absolutely my favorite Righteous Brothers song, hands down. And this is incredible, but S&I is just that little bit better in my mind.
@@oregonchick76 I agree 100%
yeah, both brothers are amazing singers. no bullshit, "just" their voices. i bet, 90% of the so called singers these days, can`t perform live like them.
I think when he says "Lonely rivers flow to the sea, to the sea. To the open arms of the sea." He is talking about his lover being lonely without him and turning to someone else. Then is says "Lonely riverside, wait for me"
this song became an anthem for the boys in service in Viet Nam, worrying about their girls waiting for them to return
One of the best songs ever.
I'm only 38 but years ago I did used to dance around the living room with my little baby girls to this song
This is live respect.
Before autotune. The other part of the duo has a lovely deep, rich voice. Soul And Inspiration and the Loving Feeling that everybody is asking for need to be on your list. I Just Wanna Make Love To You is really good, as well. Funny, I was just listening to a few Marvin Gaye songs.
Dude, you "slow danced" through the best part of the song.
Very rare they were seperate. This was from the historical archives of the great 60 s.So much pure talent everywhere across the airwaves.Along with the Delfonics,James and Bobby Purify, Billy Stewart,The Originals,The Young Rascals,Sam and Dave,TemptationsLittle Anthony and the Imperials,The Ronnettes, Dionne Warwick, Dusty Springfield, Buffaloe Springfield, and too many others.
You got a sippy cup and still can't keep from dribblin'.
Dammit, man!
This is my all time favorite song
They aren't Brothers, they're two guys that ended up singing together and got named by black group singers that called them the Righteous Brothers and he is singing solo on this one
Played this song at my mum's funeral one year ago today
SOUL N INSPIRATION is A MUST!!!
The Righteous Brothers created the genre called "Blue Eyed Soul".
Doc Rich: check out this brother singing "Ebb Tide"...Bobby just kills it.
No Bill Melody was there just not singing this song but later in the show they both sang with Andy Williams. It was terrific
Righteous brothers singing you,re my soul and inspiration is another to listen to.
If you want to impress your lady, I highly recommend dancing with her to this song. I've watched many lady reactors falling in love with him on the spot. He puts them in a spell. LOL
The "brother" also did solos. You might remember him from "I've Had the Time of My Life" and "You've Lost That Loving Feeling."
That dude could grab any chick from the crowd. Lol
He was on the Andy William's Valentines show 🥰
Was on the Andy Williams show, the 2 were both there, but this was Bobby Hatfields solo
Bobby is singing this live on the Andy Williams show 1965
I was 11 in 1965; I remember when this came out. I think you’re talking about modulation.
1965, listen to all the music back then , hmmm, innocent, romantic, dim lights, no dropping panties....its pure ROMANCE. Not trashy like today.
Its respectful to the lady, soft, watch Ghost with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore. A love....that romance was built on.
You asked where is the other "Brother" at? It was the Andy Williams show and he introduced both of them on his show and requested "unchained melody" and Bobby Hatfield said, I do that one by myself, and so Andy asked Bill Medley what do you do and he said, " i'll find a place to sit and kick myself."
New Canadian fan here, I am so happy that somebody directed me to your reaction videos, and now I'm binging on them. You asked if they were still alive Bill Medley the tall one is still alive but unfortunately the other one died I'm not sure but it was in the 2000s. One other fact Bill medleys wife was murdered when he was on the road they have a a 5 or 6 year old boy who is there but was not killed his wife was raped and murdered and they still didn't find out who did it. Bobby Hatfield was the blond singer
Legends bro love there music Bobby Hatfield voice was glorious Bill Medley voice was amazing too this song only Bobby was singing alone Bill wasn’t in this one
Perfect mix of voices. High and deep
Totally righteous, brother. Totally. Could you play another solo "Summertime"1965 also sung by Bobby Hatfield. I'd appreciate it. Thank you.
Such a great song!!!!
The "other" brother just didn't sing on this song; the instruments were played by studio musicians.
Great reaction vid! I'd love to see your reaction to their song You've Lost That Loving Feeling - the live one in black and white.
I think the guys were in their mid twenties in 1965. They look a little older because the suits band members wore back then. Sam Cooke was around back then and he was really great if you'd like to react to him. Bring It On Home To Me, News (man ain't that news), You Send Me, just to name a few. You might need to go back to grandma's day for him. I was around 10 when I listened to him in 1963 and I'm 67 now. You werre remembering songs by Marvin Gaye from the 70"s but he had great ones back in the 60's too.
To know what he actually did in this song with his voice (almost miraculous) watch the British guitarist analyses.
This is a class of it's own
lol it's called "vibrato" with his voice. You can do it with instruments too.
Aaron Neville's the king of doing that fluctuation with his voice. Rondstadt too
I dont think I've seen a Ronstadt reaction video before.
But Aaron Neville sings in falsetto (false voice) and Bobby Hatfield sings in a pure tenor. This is what sets Bobby apart from many good singers. Hatfield is remarkable. His vocal range is beyond Neville who is indeed a great singer. Hatfield hits all the notes unblemished with no falsetto -- or autotune. Many people don't know the difference between falsetto & pure tenor. A pure tenor can approach operatic. Aaron wouldn't be able to do that.
Parents had good taste in music
Plenty of babies where made to this song too.
That was the song used in the movie Ghost. Yep there's a brother....
Please do some Creedence Clearwater Revival - Proud Mary, Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Born On the Bayou, Bad Moon Rising, Lodi, Run Through the Jungle, Who'll Stop The Rain and many others including their cover of Marvin Gaye's Heard It Through The Grapevine.
He did a solo on this. You saw the other "Brother" in You've lost that loving feeling".
The one singing was Bobby Hatfield. The other Righteous Brother is Bill Medley. A great singer also, just a total different voice (he is a baritone). He wasn’t in this song.
Black dudes and white dudes all across the country were like "wtf"????!!!! when they first saw the righteous brothers.😂
Check out The Everly Brothers...Cathy's Clown. Bobby who just sang is 1/2 of the righteous brothers...the other brother is the tall guy with the deep voice....they were not brothers in real life...Bobby Hatfield did this song solo.
A classic! Wasn't that song played in the movie Ghost?
You better play this song for your lady. Don't say a word and don't break eye contact. 😉😉😉😉😉
thats bobby hatfield. the other part of the duo is bill medley. this just happened to be a song thats done solo.
My favorite song...ever. "Ghost" made it famous again. I love your reaction, so I Subscribed and will look at your other stuff! Please refrain from the curse word GD, Oh, you have a beautiful
smile. :)
You grew up on some good music. These dudes were known as Blue- Eyed Soul
Please refrain from interrupting these songs to talk. Several reviewers do that. It ruins the experience to have it broken up that way. For example, the observation you made about the size of the stage did not add anything but detracted from the pleasure of hearing the song. Save your comments for after the song ends if you don't mind the suggestion.
John Clement Another suggestion: you can just go to TH-cam and find the song without comment which should probably make you happy.
@@truthwins3065 Certainly but that misses the point. The idea here is that the reviewer is hearing the song for the first time and his or her reaction is the critical element. That's what captures our interest. The other part, equally important, is that we also get to hear the song whether or not for the first time and, in that context, consider the other person's initial reaction compared to our own. Talking through the song breaks up that experience. You may not have considered that the ordinary listener, on his own, typically has heard the song before without interruption and so has enjoyed it, now re-experienced anew. Constant chatter form the reviewer interferes with that. There's no reason the reviewer cannot wait until the song ends and make his observations then. I'd rather enjoy the song before hearing the reaction.
Eric Carmen "All by Myself"
They show cased him only cause there are only two of them. He sings the lead but his brother can also sing.
Should def check out you've lost that loving feeling by them. (There's 2 dudes in this group. Just 1 here idk why)
Check out the Righteous Brothers, "You're My Soul and Hearts Inspiration"!!!! I guarantee you will love it as much as you do this song.
Hey you gotta check out any collab with Aaron Neville and Linda Rondstadt. Two of the best voices in history on the same track. I dont know much is a good one. You've probably heard it though
No actual brothers but they were a two man group . Just not in this song .
Bill Medley did not sing 'Unchained Melody' because he did not believe that it would be a hit. Bill says that he spent a lot of time kicking himself for that decision.
Bobby Hatfield died in 2003 of a heart attack.
His suit 🥰
Check out Bobby's other solos (all on You Tube) His sensational voice and style are evident in all his songs. You won't be disappointed. Hope to see your reaction to those.. Cathy Farrell
the vocal part you mentioned i think is called trill. i think.
No, Bobby Hatfield was solo on this song.
This is actually a cover- the song was written for a prison movie. Listen to it again, to the lyrics, and imagine a prisoner singing it...