RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS Unchained Melody (REACTION) Best Quality Live
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The Sippingtons take it back to the 60s with this classic from The Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
Live.. First Time Hearing this was in the movie Ghost.. with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze and Whoopi Goldberg
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Artist: The Righteous Brothers
Album: Just Once in My Life
Released: 1965
Genre: Country
Awards: Grammy Hall of Fame
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"Unchained Melody" is a 1955 song with music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret. North wrote the music as a 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. 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
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I saw them in concert and when Bobby sang this song he came down from stage and stood in front of me for the last part of the song. I was 13 and when he walked away, I had to reach out and touch him. He turned and winked. I thought I was going to die! I am now 67.
Danm!!!!!!How luck you are!!!!!!!!!!
This doesn’t even sound real when I say this. My aunt met him in a hotel and he asked her on a date. She turned it down!!! I can’t even make this up. She said he was beautiful and friendly but she had her eye on someone else and at the time didn’t know him. ( not sure if it was the beginning of his career or not) still amazing to hear and I know this is factual as well.
What a lovely memory Michelle.
I hope you didn't get pregnant after that wink.🤣😂
Hey baby hurry!! finish you shower ..im ganna teach how to hit those high notes!!!
No one, I mean NO ONE, can sing this song like Bobby Hatfield
It may not have been his, but he owned it.
And especially on that night (with his parents in the audience). I can't even imagine the pride they must have felt at hearing that performance.
I agree
@Jeremy Marsh even if he was in his prime and sober he could't touch this, with all the respect for Elvis
@Jeremy Marsh Elvis is very versatile but he does many songs his voice and delivery are not suited for. I don't know anyone who has done more covers than Elvis, so some of them are not up to his regular standard. But still, no one can do this number like Bobby Hatfield did in this live recording. Not even his studio recording matches up with this.
The man made that look SO effortless. Let's hear it for the old school crooners from the 60's!
The movie was the studio version and this one was live... no auto tune nothing... just Bobby Hatfield
The studio version didn't have auto tune either.
I believe his Mom and Dad were in the audience that night and he was a nervous wreck leading up to his performance.
If you listen carefully in the studio recording, you can hear Bill Medley singing in the background, just to fill out the sound.
I used to play this as a DJ in the sixties and it still gives me goosebumps and brings a tear to my eyes
Best voice ever . His range couldn't be beaten.
Yea, the You lost that lovin feelin from 1964 or 65 on the TV - AMAZING!! Best vocal performance of 20th century imho, in mainstream music
Can't take anything away from Bobby as he had one of the greatest voices of all time. I will say that Freddie Mercury also had quite a range as well and dare I saw it would certainly rival Bobby's.
@@jamesbaron3775 Bobby had softer voice. Even the guy from guns and Roses had high range but his voice not even close to Bobby's.
@@vinlondon8904 Oh I completely understand and agree. I was just responding to the original comment that his range couldn't be beaten but there are several singers throughout history that have amazing ranges and some even better than Bobby's. There is something about his voice though that is special.
Best voice ever: also see John Farnham live...
This was a live performance in 1965. NO autotune, pure talent.
That is a breath taking performance. That man owned that song.
Videos like this are a tribute to a different time. You just don't get artists with this kind of raw talent anymore. Righteous Brothers and Ben E King are two examples of pure organic talent. Nothing hidden behind synthesizers.
This is the quintessential love song. Sung in 1965 by Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers. This was a solo. The other brother is Bill Medly. They were the greatest duo of all time. Try You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling. I promise you won’t be disappointed when you hear Bill Medleys voice. They weren’t call Blue Eyes Soul for nothing. Thanks for playing guys.
I love his runs in this version which were clearly improvised from the studio version
His Mom was in the audience for this. That is what that cute lip thing at the end is about.
Awww 🥰
This is Bobby Hatfield for "nailed it."
No grown man has the right to be so adorable! Bobby, Bobby, Bobby!
It does not get any better than this, miss this kind of clean and heartfelt soulful music. I can name a few of the artists in this period starting from the like of Elvis, Pat Boone, Paul Anka, Sudaka, the Everly Brothers, the Platters, on and on, I am so lucky.
Ghost was him in studio. This was him live. Same guy. NOOOTTTTTT COUNTRY!!!!!!!! Noooooooo
They weren't considered country singers.
Country!??? Are you crazy? You obviously don't know country. I'm sorry but I take that as an offense calling it country. It's an OLDIE.
Not country- Your brother rhougbt un chain Melody was t gonba be a hit
This song and performance is timeless! No genre just raw talent!
This was live on the Andy Williams Show......1965. Amazing that he does this live.
That range you speak of was that Bobby Hatfield had a 4 octave range. He hit 24 different notes in that live performance and finished it with a G5. Very few human beings can hit it. And he never once strained. He was a gift from God to us.
This is the original 1965 on the Andy Williams show. I'm 72 years old and I never get tired listening and watching him sing. RIP Bobby! 💞💞💞💞
I watched this live on The Andy Williams Show in 1965 with my folks.. I was 15. I still have have all the 78 vinyls they recorded. That was when music had something to say to the heart and soul, it touched your inner being. if music doesn't touch you in that eternal place, then it's just noise. and noise is gladly forgotten. real music is timeless.
This one was a live performance, the one used in Ghost was a recording of the same singer, but not the same rendition.
However, the song itself was originally written and recorded for a prison movie called “Unchained” in 1955, so this was a cover 10 years later.
The Righteous Brothers version, by the tenor “brother” Bobby Hatfield, became *the* most successful, iconic version.
To hear both Righteous Brothers in action, try “You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling”
My Mom had the version John Gary did in 1963. I heard that one all the time as a little kid in the 60's, although the Righteous Brothers version was the only one I remember on the radio..
hi deaky i see you
steven lafrance hi Steven!
Is THAT why it's called that?? Thank you! I'd always wondered about that title. :D
Al Hibbler sang this in 55, great version.
This is my Mom and Dad's love song. They are now 80 and 84. They were married on September 30th, 1961. They will celebrate 59 years this month and have never had another love nor been intimate with anyone else. I am so proud of them! My dad was diagnosed with incurable metastatic gall bladder cancer last year, May of 2019. He was given 2 mos to live but is still with us September 2020!. They spend precious moments together each and every day and had a "last dance" to this song last July 2020. My dad is no longer able to dance but this song can be heard playing throughout the house at least once a week. Very, Very special.
Just awesome Bobby Hatfield the and I mean THEeee greatest singer of all time. He sang from his soul for AlllllllllllL of us as we are all gods children Brothers and Sisters and thank you god for giving us such a variety of M AND Ms human beings as it makes life a joy. All my love to you both❤❤❤👍
A crooner love song,love ballad,I am 71 they were a big hit in my time.♥ a girl on your shoulder on the dance floor,she would just melt.♥♥♥♥♥♥
I'm 71 and I've listened to this song All My Life and it still has the same effect😢 possibly the greatest love song ever sung
Bobby Hatfield said he was nervous because his mother was in the audience
Sweet.
I feel like sitting at a pottery wheel with a clump of clay....lol
😂😂me too
Where do we meet? Works out perfectly. I have a husky ass voice.
Lol
@@anaparada7548 lmao
I saw Ghost with a date and made the mistake of laughing out loud during the pottery wheel scene when they start running their hands through each other's hair. I had just been thinking a moment before, how are they going to make out with their hands full of clay.
1965 - lots of artists recorded this song started late 1950s but this is the one everyone remembers.
There are 2 of them, Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. This song was sang by bobby himself. It was a solo. He was an incredible singer with a huge range. RIP Bobby! "You've lost that lovin' feeling" is another great song by them.
Another one Bobby sang solo, but not as well known, was "Ebb Tide".... which IMHO was even better than "Unchained Melody"! It's a little less "Blue-Eyed Soul" but there is no denying its beauty and Bobby's silky smooth delivery of it. RIP Bobby Hatfield....
Bill also did a number of Solo songs as well. One was "Peace Brother Peace". They used to play that during some TV Stations sign off. He also did "Brown Eyed Girl", but that was an entirely different song than Van Morrisons did. In fact they did split and each went solo for a time.
@@WILTALK Yeah, Peace Brother Peace was a shining example of Bill's talent, above and beyond Bobby's.... always loved that song and Brown Eyed Girl, too!
@@RJKookie you can see. Bill Medley also sung this song but nobody does it justice like Hatfield
Soul and inspiration is my favorite. They sounded so good together. It always makes me think of being 6 years old and riding in my dad’s ‘49 Mercury and him blasting it on the 8 track. Damn I miss him.
It was written for a film in the 50s and sung by several people but when Bobby Hatfield did it he owned it !
Today is December 20th, 2020 and this was one of my favorite songs along with "You've lost that Loving Feeling" 1965. I was 15 years and wow was that a great time in America for youth.
His parents were in the audience for this live performance. That is the talent that most of today's performers don't have. Brilliant.
I've seen a lot of these reaction vids and they are all the same. The women still swoon at this 50 plus year performance. Now that's classic!
This song done 1965 they used it in Ghost 1991. And yes this was the version used but this LIVE performance is AWESOME. No gadgets or filters just talent.
done on the Andy williams show live no auto tune with his mum also looking on, he nailed it probably the best live performance of this tune ever, his should have just dropped the mic at the end and walked of pure class.
Who can dislike this.... This is what we need right now love the video keep it up
I was fifteen years old when I heard Bobby Hatfield perform this on the Andy Williams show in 1965. No gimmicks just pure raw talent!❤️❤️
I remember the right one brothers and this one...danced several times with my boyfriend...still feel him and hear the song.....nothing came close to him❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰💃💃💃💃
You two are incredibly cute. Nothing makes me happier than seeing people together after 27 years and still in love. Seriously, you are an inspiration for us.
I like the fact you did not interrupt and comment and just listened to the song. 1965 live on the Andy Williams show with his Mum in the audience which he said made him nervous, but it did not show. No voice enhancement just an orchestra and a microphone , pure talent and great blue eyed soul.
First off, Thank You very much for a excellent reaction. I could read the reaction in your faces and you didn't constantly interrupt one of the greatest live performances in history. To answer some of your questions, there were two Righteous Brothers. Bill Medley that sang Bass Baritone and Bobby Hatfield that sang Tenor. That was Bobby Hatfield is the one in this video. The song Unchained Melody was originally written for a movie called Unchained. It has been recorded by many artists through the years. But the day that Bobby Hatfield did it, he OWNED it and will forever be who people think of when the song is mentioned. This performance was live... No auto-tune or nothing. Just him and a microphone and zero mistakes. He went through 20 different notes in this performance. He was in a octave higher after 10. And the last note was a staggering G5 that very few singers can hit. The most amazing thing being that he never once strained. Just stood there and sang it like nobody else.
The Righteous Brothers got their name from Black Marines that came to watch them perform. The Marines would shout to them "That's Righteous Brothers!". Most of their songs were as a duet whose harmonies are off the charts. But they had it in their contract that on every album, a solo track would be included. When it came time for Unchained Melody, they flipped a coin and Bobby Hatfield won. Bill Medley later said that he was glad that Hatfield did.
I highly suggest you react to their 1965 LIVE Performances of You Lost That Loving Feeling and the LIVE Performance of Soul and Inspiration. You'll be glad you did.
Anyone wishing to hear Bill Medley's version of this iconic song can do so - it's a tribute to Bobby 40 years later!
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The song was written for a 1955 movie called Unchained, about a guy in prison who couldn’t wait to get back to his girl. The guy who wrote the lyrics refused to put any of that stuff into the song so it became a general love song, sung by many before the Righteous Brothers did it .. but nobody else did it like this, altho many other singers covered the song later (including Elvis) and based their versions of it on this version by The Righteous Brothers ... It is a solo song, but the Righteous Brothers were a duo so they flipped a coin to see who was going to do it, and Bobby Hatfield won. The other member of the duo was Bill Medley who arranged the music for the studio version as well as for this performance AND he played piano while Bobby was singing .. so it was still a team effort. Bobby sang another version for the movie “Ghost “ and this revived interest in the 1965 version (this one) which was then re-released. The Righteous Brothers and this song made history by having two different versions of the same song in the Top20 of the charts at the same time, competing against each other!
great reaction...some things are just pure joy in our sorrow...soul
I am 81 and have heard several artist before Bobby’s version and several after. No one comes close to this, Bobby owns it. This version came out as I was headed for Viet Nam. You can feel the loneliness in the words and the way we felt as we were away from our families for one long year. 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.
You guys are great. I love seeing a couple that’s been together for so long and still so obviously in love. It was fun watching you cut up.
I think what made Bobby so special was how effortlessly he swings in and out of falsetto.
This was before Electronics could adjust your voice to sound how they need you to. This was REAL RAW Talent, I remember when this version came out my sisters would just
keep repeat playing it for hours. Back when men would sing with emotion to women not speak a phrase at them. But it never gets old, Thanks for the memory's.
Watching your all’s transformation from the beginning. Where you didn’t know what expect, to getting pulled into the song. That singer had you right where he wanted you. Which was real joy that you both shared together. You two made a memory right before our eyes.
Yes.... possibly one of the greatest pure singing voices ever 😆🎙
I listened to these guys quite a lot in 65 and 66.I was fifteen at the time.I saw that video segment on The Hollywood Palaceand heard them on top40 radio.They were good and familiar like the beatles.They blended into very good background noise which meant that like the beatles everyone found them familiar.When I say familiar I mean that not once did I ever hear a comment likeboy yesterday is really beautiful.We just listened .Everyone liked them.But we took them for granted .They were so good like the righteous brother that no comment was needed.We took them for granted.Thanks for giving me a new appreciation for them.Also,by the way,the beatles didnt rule the 60s.Motown did.Got to get you into my life is a supremes tribute.
Unchained Melody was written for a prison movie titled 'Unchained' (1955). It was first sung in the film by African American opera singer, theatre and film actor Todd Duncan. It was composed by Alex North -(1910-1991) and lyrics by Hy Zaret (1907-2007). Since then it has become a standard. Major recording artist from around the world since 1955 have sung this song making it one of the most recorded songs in the history of music.
In 1965 in a live television performance on the (Andy Williams Show). The late great Bobby Hatfield of the 'Righteous Brothers' gave a performance that is one for the ages. His epic performance has made his version the quintessential version of them all. And ever since then recording artist from around the world has used, and uses his rendition today. The rest as they say is history. Bobby Hatfield died in 2003. R.I.P...
Note: Todd Duncan an African American who first sang the song in the movie was a true Renaissance Man...He was an opera singer, theatre and film actor. And was a professor at the fame Howard University. He also got his doctorate from Columbia University. He has a major supporting role in the (1955) movie 'Unchained.' Where he plays a prisoner in a medium security prison in Chino, California. The movie was based off the book titled 'Prisoners Are People' by Kenyon J. Scudder.
You can see Todd Duncan sing 'Unchained Melody' here on You Tube. And also the complete movie 'Unchained.'
Great honest reaction...
Thank you for that! This is why I love the comments section! X
@@Foxys1974 Thank you Foxy J. for that kind comment. Great reaction channel...
@@Foxys1974 The movie version was also sung by Bobby Hatfield of the "Righteous Brothers." It his [Bobby Hatfield's] studio version they used in the 1991 movie "Ghost." The live version you are reacting to is much better then the studio version. It is why its one of the most reacted to, and loved videos in all of You Tube.
I got married in 1964.we were 17. my wife passed away in 2003.this song has always been exactly how i feel about her.she was my baby.my one and only.i miss her more than i can say.
I wish I grew up with classics like this. I'm an 88' baby lol. Love watching y'all's reactions. Keep them coming!! 💜
Righteous brothers- you've lost that loving feeling is even better. Both brothers, you'll be amazed!
Song was written in 1955, Righteous Brothers recorded it in 1965, Ghost was made in 1990, after Bobby recorded the song it has been covered by over 600 artist including elvis presley
Bill’s version of this song created a baby boom. It was the #1 wedding song for a couple of decades.
This was a live performance on the Andy Williams show in 1965.
Effortless Perfection!!! 1965.....Live on the Andy Williams Show....with his parents in the audience. Bobby Hatfield singing....Bill Medley "chilling" on this song
1965 , lost that loving feel both brother's sing
Steph is not having anyone bullshit "A lot of people call this blue-eyed soul" She leaned the hell in to look at their eye color LOL I hope you two have a great one!
I loved y'all clapping at the end with the audience in the clip.
I swear this has got to be one of the most beautiful songs in the world and I'm into Metal.
Bobby Hatfield (the Righteous Brothers) was the same singer in this live version and the soundtrack in the movie Ghost. This live version was by far his best. I'm 72 and can tell you that when the young ladies heard Bobby sing this in the 60s that they turned to jelly. There is another Brother - Bill Medley - but they agreed to do solos - in this case Bobby Hatfield
Very nice reaction video. Thanks for not interrupting the song.
Chills every time. Bobby wherever you may be, absolute perfection
Didn't realize I needed this until after watching. With all the craziness going on, you guys are a wonderful reprieve. Thanks so much and please, for the love of God, keep doing what you're doing!
Notis how the orchestra works it's way into this song. Remember this was live in 1965. You can feel Bobby's voice in your soul. RIP
Definitely 1965. I was 15 and I believe it was on the Andy Williams Show. We LOVED the boys because they were both from Orange County, Ca where I grew up. They were almost 10 yrs older than me and Bobby’s family lived about 2 mi from my house in Anaheim. Bill lived about a mile from my older brother’s (9 yrs older) future wife’s house in Santa Ana and she and Bill went to the same high school.
That's a love song from the mid sixties. R & B Soul!
Hi, the song is from the 60s and there are to brothers. Lovely to see two people in love after 27 years. Thanks for sharing, you are a joy to watch.
Dude you best hug that woman ! You a lucky man !
I always get teary when I hear this song, thinking about my own lost love. * sniffle *
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If you like blue-eyed soul, check out Dusty Springfield's "Son of a Preacher Man". Fabulous!
For the Righteous Brothers you need to listen/react to:
“You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feeling”
“Soul and Inspiration”
“I just wanna make love to you”
Ebb Tide!
absolutely "I wanna make love to you" mostly Bill singing, but the absolute show case of blues influenced by ray charles, james brown, muddy waters all rolled into one blue eyed soul interpretation.
One brother was off to the side sayin, you got it brother, you got it.. 😂😂😂😂😂
Very true.
You guys are fantastic together, 27 years strong. ☺☺☺
"It sounds like they had some distance between them." The movie "Unchained" is about a man who has served many years in prison and is due to be released in several months. He heard his wife was tired of waiting and was leaving him. He had a chance to escape and he is torn between escaping and going to his wife to keep her or serving out his sentence. The prisoner is played by a football hall of famer, Crazy Legs Hirshc. Over 1,500 recordings of "Unchained Melody" have been made by more than 670 artists, in multiple languages. The Righteous Brothers cover is the most popular. When they decided to sing the song they flipped a coin to see who would sing it, since it was a solo. The two singers were singing in a club one night when, after a particularly good song, a guy yelled out "That was righteous, brothers!". They adopted the name.
I believe it was a black soldiers club actually.
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The Song itself is very old and there were 8 or 9 male singers before Bobby Hatfield, he is the only one who could do it justice, he even beat Elvis Presley. The reason he sang it on his own is because his partner has a deep voice as you can hear them both on "You lost that loving feeling" and "You're my soul and inspiration"
Love and Respects to you both. From Mario in the UK.
This was a LIVE recording done in 1965! Way before "Ghost" was filmed. I believe they used the studio recording for the movie. The Righteous Brothers were Bobby Hatfield, who sang Unchained Melody and Bill Medley. Check out "You've Lost That Loving Feeling " and "Soul And Inspiration"
That was Bobby He sang it in the movie in the studio! No country! He sang it live 1965 I Was a young teen but I fell in love with Bobby, after I saw and heard him sing this song, Unchained Melody! There’s 2 of them but Bobby sang this alone! Bill Medley was the other brother best friends forever and no one can ever replace Bobby Hatfield! R.I.P. our Angel Bobby! Voice of an Angel from God! 🙏😘🙏💙
Grew up listening to them my parents would dance to this , note if it was playing you were expected to leave the house for the evening!!!
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This is a song from the movie "Unchained" on TH-cam from 1955. It is about a man that wants to escape from Chino prison and another man in his dorm starts singing this song. I have been in Chino, my wife waited forever for me, and this really hit home for me.
One of my favorites !!!! Enjoy you guys so much !!!!
Song was written in the mid '50's for a show about prison life that never got produced. This performance was done before a live audience (The Andy Williams Show, 1965) with a live orchestra. Passion and professionalism put together for a live performance.
You want to hear his range - listen to : " You've Lost That Loving Feeling " Make sure it's the black and white video.
This is a tenor song; the other brother is a baritone. Their different ranges is what made their other big hit so great.
I'm a white dude from mobile Al. I first want to just say you two are so cool. The song was first written for a movie in 1955 however many artist covered it in the ensuing years, but in 1965 one of the two righteous brothers covered it ( this version ) and its the version most people know to this day
SOUL HAS NO COLOR, ITS A GIFT
I was with the 1st Air Cav and First Brigade of the 101st Airborne in Vietnam in 1965 and this song would echo at night across base camp/s. Such a very beautiful song.
Alot of versions....like 13 other people recorded it before them, but this is the STANDARD!!!!!!!!
He did both renditions as far as I know. This was in the 60's I believe 1963 But it was live, pure talent back when you had to have it.
Great talent showcased by very good men - character comes through.
this is very very good they did not keep stopping the song every two seconds and waffling on
I love that you guys play the whole song before commenting.
they are the best ive ever here in my life
"you lost that loving feeling" the 1964 black and white you must watch and react to.
The greatest love song ever!
Pure soul, that's all
Goosebumps. Still. ❤️
Bobby sang this like no other. How he could reach those notes is beyond me, but he nailed it.
Just a beautiful love ballad.
Great songs never dies.
That song is a SOUL love 🎵 song.
That song has been covered by over 800 acts. You will not find a better version that this. Bobby was a gift from GOD