And most every woman since. :-) They all get stars in their eyes, and a soft, beautiful glow develops all over them. Makeup companies would kill for a formula for that! :-) :-D
Thanks to TH-cam reaction videos it is well on its way to being the most played song in the 21st century ... My rough calculations put it over 100M views so far ...
20th century, yes. Most of all time, no. From wikipedia: "Every Breath You Take" is the Police's and Sting's signature song, and in 2010 was estimated to generate between a quarter and a third of Sting's music publishing income. In May 2019, was recognised by BMI as being the most played song in radio history. With nearly 15 million radio plays, Sting received a BMI Award at a ceremony held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills to mark it being the Most Performed Song in BMI's catalogue, a distinction previously held since 1999 by Mann and Weill's "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'". BMI President and CEO Mike O'Neill stated: "For the first time in 22 years, BMI has a new top song in our repertoire with Sting's timeless hit 'Every Breath You Take,' a remarkable achievement that solidifies its place in songwriting history."
Thank you for your reaction to this classic Righteous Brothers sensation! You are helping a whole new generation of fans hear, appreciate and understand some amazing tunes!
Two of the most breathtakingly beautiful women I've ever seen reacting to an amazing song. Doesn't get much better. May God please bless you and your efforts
Ha. Every time Bobby chimes in, these two girls get the biggest smiles on their faces! Made me laugh out loud. At least twice. You go girls! And yes, he's still sexy after all these years.
Bill Melody (the tall, deep voiced guy) & Bobby Hatfield (the tenor with that incredible range) were simply consummate professionals. They paired their individual talents into one heck of a powerhouse back in the day. This was also the time when Mo Town was coming into it's own. I was blessed to grow up with this music around me. When I was young, I was busy with the business of life and could not always take the time to enjoy all of these great songs. Now that I'm retired, I make it a point to listen to many different genre's of music and catch up on the talented contributions so many artists have made. It did not escape me that the look in your eyes and your halting breath that this song was connecting with you.
They aren’t brothers. They had broken off from a group and they didn’t have a name yet. A group of Black Marines came up to them after the show and said, “You brothers are righteous” so the named themselves The Righteous Brothers.
I don't care! If these two gorgeous beautiful ladies want to think they are brothers... well, then... they are brothers! :) I think I fell in love just now... the problem is, I don't know which Seesta I fell in love with, lol. ;)
Love your reactions! It’s like sharing records with my friends all over again! I’m Terry from Canoga Park! That’s the name of the town, it’s not really a park! Your reactions are so authentic and your comments are thoughtful and observant!
I've always said there will never be another singer, or group that sounds as good together as Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. These guys were in a league of their own.
There are only two members in “The Righteous Brothers”-Bobby Hatfield (tenor, he sings “Unchained Melody”-(that’s not a third brother!) and Bill Medley (bass). They were both 24 at the time of this performance. Sadly, Bobby died in 2003 at the age of 63. Bill Medley did a duet with Jennifer Warnes in 1987-“(I’ve Had) The Time of My life”-from the movie “Dirty dancing” with Patrick Swayze add Jennifer Grey. Bill is now 80 years old, and still performs occasionally!
This may be the greatest duo in music history, big fan, fortunate to have heard all their songs on the radio back then. Check out Unchained Melody, Soul and Inspiration and For once in my Life, u won't be disappointed. Best success on yr channel.
Indeed... the Righteous Brothers (Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley) absolutely complimented one another effortlessly. They were dedicated to make it that way. 🤔😍 I loved this reaction 💯💯
I have noticed one very distinct thing with each of these Righteous Brothers reaction videos... suddenly, when the gentlemen start singing, somehow (magically), the woman exponentially increases in beauty! :)
"Baby baby I'd get down on my knees for you..." Lady on the right falls in love, lady on the left imagines him on his knees in front of her and the smile says "whenever you're ready boy..."
Bobby Hatfield, the one with the blonde hair died in 2003 in Kalamazoo, Mi and Bill Medley, the one singing this song is still alive and touring as a solo act occasionally. They had the nickname " Blue Eyed Soul " and performed together around 20 years.
Liked this reaction better than your first. You show a lot of improvement. Bill Medley is deep voice, Bobby Hatfield is tenor. Please try Soul and Inspiration or I Just Wanna Make Love To You. (Down and dirty.) Or The Other Side of Goodbye or Try to Find Another Man (in that one they don't want the woman back. Lol.😂 ) or You'll Never Walk Alone or Bill doing Brown Eyed Woman, about his relationship with a black woman. Keep up the good work. ❤
React to Elvis Presley version please. Bobby Hatfield was the tenor. Died 2003 n Bill Medley was the bass/ baritone who is still singing. Elvis n Bill were great friends. After Elvis died in 1977 Bill wrote a tribute to his friend Elvis called Old Friend. Explore Elvis songs I have been fans of Elvis n Righteous Brothers. I know you would enjoy Elvis " Suspicious Minds 1970 Vagus", Bridge Over Troubled Water 1970 Vagus, n 700 more
I wish we heard artist that can do that today. Every thing these days is so similar from one song to the next. I guess the business is killing the art.
Girl on the left looks just like des'ree. She had a big hit 'you gotta be' in the late 90s (if memory serves) you should check her out you really are her doppelganger and I'm sure you'd like the song
Hello! Soo glad to see your reaction to The Righteous Brothers. If you liked it in 2020, you'll cherish their singing in 2050. Solid epic duo for sure. Thank you! Try a reaction to the 1969 Motown recording, "Someday We'll Be Together," performed by Diana Ross and The Supremes.
This was written by Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil who also wrote Soul & Inspiration. This was produced by Phil Spector who was the first Superstar Record Producer. If you can check out his other productions. The Crystals (Da Doo Run Run, & He's A Rebel), The Ronettes (Be My Baby), and Ike & Tina Turner (River Deep Mountain High). The Show they are on is Shindig which was one of many popular Rock & Roll Shows in the 1960's. The Ladies at The Top, are Dancers, The Black Ladies are The Blossoms and The Guys on The Right are The Wellingtons who sang backup for artists who came on the show. Phil Spector's Legacy is still very strong. He influenced Michael Tretow Abba's Producer as well as Xenomania who besides giving Cher her Comeback Hit Believe gave Girls Aloud the most successful Group out of Reality TV virtually ever hit record that they had.
AFTER IT CAME OUT in 1964 it became the most played song on radio and television in the 20th century. (this is long before youtube) it racked up over 8,000,000 (eight million) plays. They have been inducted into THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME. Sadly Bobby Hatfield (on the left) has passed away. Bill Medley sang (in a duet) the theme song for the movie DIRTY DANCING. Bobby's song Unchained Melody was featured in the movie GHOST in probably one of the sexiest scenes (with their clothed on) in movies.
Bobby Hatfield had the tenor voice and Bill Melody was the baritone voice they shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic. This song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it in the 20th century. Imagine this .
These are guys are the greatest dual. I'm 73 years old and I still love to see them sing. Love them til I die!!! ❤❤❤❤
Almost 59 years later and the Righteous Brothers are still making pretty young ladies smile. Nice reaction.
Still melting hearts and taking names 56 years later
Two unbelievably talented singers creating a mesmerizing harmony!!!
Your reactions are just like ladies back in 1964.. dreamy eyes and big smiles..
And most every woman since. :-)
They all get stars in their eyes, and a soft, beautiful glow develops all over them. Makeup companies would kill for a formula for that! :-) :-D
notice the instant sway? everytime man i swear these brothers get that out of people.
Bill Medley the black haired one baritone .Bobby Hatfield the blond one tenor.Best duo that ever lived with out any doubt whatsoever.
They where rare Bobby, counter tenor, Bill low seated baritone, bari bass.
This is most listened to song of 20th century.
It's the most played song, on American Radio, in history. It beat out the Beatles, Let It Be , which is #2, by over 1 million times being played.
Thanks to TH-cam reaction videos it is well on its way to being the most played song in the 21st century ... My rough calculations put it over 100M views so far ...
20th century, yes. Most of all time, no. From wikipedia: "Every Breath You Take" is the Police's and Sting's signature song, and in 2010 was estimated to generate between a quarter and a third of Sting's music publishing income. In May 2019, was recognised by BMI as being the most played song in radio history. With nearly 15 million radio plays, Sting received a BMI Award at a ceremony held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills to mark it being the Most Performed Song in BMI's catalogue, a distinction previously held since 1999 by Mann and Weill's "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'". BMI President and CEO Mike O'Neill stated: "For the first time in 22 years, BMI has a new top song in our repertoire with Sting's timeless hit 'Every Breath You Take,' a remarkable achievement that solidifies its place in songwriting history."
Don't forget Stairway To Heaven by Led Zeppelin.
Thank you for your reaction to this classic Righteous Brothers sensation! You are helping a whole new generation of fans hear, appreciate and understand some amazing tunes!
Two of the most breathtakingly beautiful women I've ever seen reacting to an amazing song. Doesn't get much better. May God please bless you and your efforts
You two are so beautiful just like the song
RIP Bobby Hatfield
The absolute epitome of Blue Eyed Soul
Pure Gold!...Timeless....
For any one thinking about a career in singing, - THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE!
That's what you call hitting the nail on the head. Just straight up, this is the way you do it, if you want to do it right...
If only ....😏
One day, AI and autotuning will reach this level, and I will weep to death.
@@misinformedmarti I. Hope that they never do, like the Coca-Cola slogan, " ain't nothing like the real thing".... in my lifetime, that's a fact.
Damn straight
You got swooned girls. No auto tune. RAW Talent.
Ha. Every time Bobby chimes in, these two girls get the biggest smiles on their faces! Made me laugh out loud. At least twice. You go girls! And yes, he's still sexy after all these years.
What a GREAT song.
One of my favorite old school songs! And watching you both smile and get lost in the music... 😍
they are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! and you both are adorable
Bill Melody (the tall, deep voiced guy) & Bobby Hatfield (the tenor with that incredible range) were simply consummate professionals. They paired their individual talents into one heck of a powerhouse back in the day. This was also the time when Mo Town was coming into it's own. I was blessed to grow up with this music around me. When I was young, I was busy with the business of life and could not always take the time to enjoy all of these great songs. Now that I'm retired, I make it a point to listen to many different genre's of music and catch up on the talented contributions so many artists have made. It did not escape me that the look in your eyes and your halting breath that this song was connecting with you.
Its always great to open up TH-cam and get to see the prettiest faces on the front page
Girls are still wonderful beings!
Beutyful music and beutyful ladies 😍
Love watching young ladies listen to this song!😎
Next try the Righteous Brothers doing "(You're My) Soul And Inspiration".
ok, I love the smiles!
You ladies are lovely. I watch from 2:53-2:59 over and over.
My goodness, the girl on the right is so beautiful.
Gorgeous!
Both smoking
I agree!
They both are
They aren’t brothers. They had broken off from a group and they didn’t have a name yet. A group of Black Marines came up to them after the show and said, “You brothers are righteous” so the named themselves The Righteous Brothers.
@Gritsn GrayV never knew that that it was very dumb
I don't care! If these two gorgeous beautiful ladies want to think they are brothers... well, then... they are brothers! :) I think I fell in love just now... the problem is, I don't know which Seesta I fell in love with, lol. ;)
So
When they would play at clubs where Black soldiers used to visit, the audience would shout "Righteous Brothers"
And no auto tune back in those days
No auto-tune back in those days.*
Never start a sentence with "or".:P
They had their talents and Phil Spector's Wall of Sound. Nothing else was needed.
" autotune, I don't need no stinkin autotune".. Thank God for that...
You ladies were a treat to watch. I agree the older music was pure talent versus computers and electronics. Thank you both for your reactions.
Love your reactions! It’s like sharing records with my friends all over again! I’m Terry from Canoga Park! That’s the name of the town, it’s not really a park! Your reactions are so authentic and your comments are thoughtful and observant!
CPHS 1960
Wow just found your channel, you guys are great and unbelievable beautiful. You truly were blessed with both beauty inside and out. Great video 😁🤗
The number 1 song of 1965.
Thank You for the nice reaction!! Hello from Sweden!!
Bill Medley on camera right has a duet with Jennifer Warnes called "I've had the time of my life" and a solo song called "Most of all".
I danced a many miles to that song
I've always said there will never be another singer, or group that sounds as good together as Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. These guys were in a league of their own.
Such a classic as well as their song soul and inspiration , another great singer Tom Jones Ill never fall in love again
There are only two members in “The Righteous Brothers”-Bobby Hatfield (tenor, he sings “Unchained Melody”-(that’s not a third brother!) and Bill Medley (bass). They were both 24 at the time of this performance. Sadly, Bobby died in 2003 at the age of 63. Bill Medley did a duet with Jennifer Warnes in 1987-“(I’ve Had) The Time of My life”-from the movie “Dirty dancing” with Patrick Swayze add Jennifer Grey. Bill is now 80 years old, and still performs occasionally!
beautiful ladies. love your channel.
Great song, great reaction, great discussion. Thank you. And you two have some of the loveliest smiles I have ever seen. They even light up _my_ room.
My God the lady on the right has such an incredible smile, oof.
This song and unchained melody are two of the best songs imo.
This may be the greatest duo in music history, big fan, fortunate to have heard all their songs on the radio back then. Check out Unchained Melody, Soul and Inspiration and For once in my Life, u won't be disappointed. Best success on yr channel.
I love his "wooooo" and the reaction everyone makes out of surprise. Singers just don't do that anymore the world needs more random "wooooos"
The taller baritone is Bill Medley. The tenor is Bobby Hatfield. They are not related.
Every woman that hears them sing MELTS.
I was always able to sing as the bloke on the right, but was always JEALOUS of the one on the left. That range is beyond my ability.
It's obvious you both really liked the song, but Mihret's "I'm in heaven" face was oh so precious.
hey queen and queen, you are my new youtube crush, keep on keping on...I subscribed and liked, so all of those 27k people that watched this should.
This song was sung in the movie top gun with Tom Cruise and a whole host of other other stars.
2 absolutely gorgeous sweethearts 🥰🥰
The Bee Gees “Too Much Heaven “
Love ❤️ your review! You two are very very beautiful and make the music just as easy on my eyes as it was on my ears!
Indeed... the Righteous Brothers (Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley) absolutely complimented one another effortlessly. They were dedicated to make it that way.
🤔😍 I loved this reaction 💯💯
That’s blue eyed soul baby
You ladies are quite lovely. 😘
You need to review their 1965 LIVE Performance of Soul and Inspiration
The bass/baritone is Bill Medley, who also sang the famous song from “Dirty Dancing”, ‘I’ve Had The Time of My Life’.
Well done ladies.
I have noticed one very distinct thing with each of these Righteous Brothers reaction videos... suddenly, when the gentlemen start singing, somehow (magically), the woman exponentially increases in beauty! :)
The righteous Brothers, serenading the ladies, one generation at a time...
Cara Mia by Jay & The Americans .( 1965)Awesome song.
Bobby Hatfield with the high voice and Bill Medley with the low voice.
The guy with the deep voice is Bill Medley, the other’s name is Bobby Hatfield (Hatfield did the solo song Unchained Melody)
Going to throw a name out there, Beth Hart, amazing voice, musician and song writer.
How Am I Suppose To Live Without You by Michael Bolton. Very powerful voice. Beautiful love song.💓💓💓💯🎤😲
Great reaction!
"Baby baby I'd get down on my knees for you..." Lady on the right falls in love, lady on the left imagines him on his knees in front of her and the smile says "whenever you're ready boy..."
The tall dark one on the right is Bill Medley. The short blonde one was the late Bobby Hatfield.
Bobby Hatfield is "Blue-eyed Soul"....... and always will be. Great video girls......keep them coming.........:)
Yes...tall one did the duet in Dirty Dancing
hi Seesta Seesta, nice to see your reaction , you might want to check out another of their songs, a big hit , ' soul and inspiration' , ciao 4 now
Bobby Hatfield, the one with the blonde hair died in 2003 in Kalamazoo, Mi and Bill Medley, the one singing this song is still alive and touring as a solo act occasionally. They had the nickname " Blue Eyed Soul " and performed together around 20 years.
Liked this reaction better than your first. You show a lot of improvement. Bill Medley is deep voice, Bobby Hatfield is tenor. Please try Soul and Inspiration or I Just Wanna Make Love To You. (Down and dirty.) Or The Other Side of Goodbye or Try to Find Another Man (in that one they don't want the woman back. Lol.😂 ) or You'll Never Walk Alone or Bill doing Brown Eyed Woman, about his relationship with a black woman.
Keep up the good work. ❤
So many of these reaction videos, blows my mind blacks never listened to blue eyed soul
React to Elvis Presley version please. Bobby Hatfield was the tenor. Died 2003 n Bill Medley was the bass/ baritone who is still singing. Elvis n Bill were great friends. After Elvis died in 1977 Bill wrote a tribute to his friend Elvis called Old Friend. Explore Elvis songs I have been fans of Elvis n Righteous Brothers. I know you would enjoy Elvis " Suspicious Minds 1970 Vagus", Bridge Over Troubled Water 1970 Vagus, n 700 more
LIVE!!
I wish we heard artist that can do that today. Every thing these days is so similar from one song to the next. I guess the business is killing the art.
Bill Medley (baritone) and Bobby Hatfield(soprano)
the best male duet of all time...
I 💕 like your willing to chance a song so old.
They also sang the main theme to dirty dancing and ghost
Girl on the left looks just like des'ree. She had a big hit 'you gotta be' in the late 90s (if memory serves) you should check her out you really are her doppelganger and I'm sure you'd like the song
Hello! Soo glad to see your reaction to The Righteous Brothers. If you liked it in 2020, you'll cherish their singing in 2050. Solid epic duo for sure. Thank you! Try a reaction to the 1969 Motown recording, "Someday We'll Be Together," performed by Diana Ross and The Supremes.
Young people today have no idea of how good music was in the 60s
This was written by Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil who also wrote Soul & Inspiration. This was produced by Phil Spector who was the first Superstar Record Producer. If you can check out his other productions. The Crystals (Da Doo Run Run, & He's A Rebel), The Ronettes (Be My Baby), and Ike & Tina Turner (River Deep Mountain High). The Show they are on is Shindig which was one of many popular Rock & Roll Shows in the 1960's. The Ladies at The Top, are Dancers, The Black Ladies are The Blossoms and The Guys on The Right are The Wellingtons who sang backup for artists who came on the show. Phil Spector's Legacy is still very strong. He influenced Michael Tretow Abba's Producer as well as Xenomania who besides giving Cher her Comeback Hit Believe gave Girls Aloud the most successful Group out of Reality TV virtually ever hit record that they had.
So Awesome
Women melt over that song. Guys wish they could sing like that.
Good Reaction Ladies !
You two are awesome reacting to music!!!
Makes you want to be a jet fighter pilot.
Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley are known as the Righteous Brothers
You just listened to the most played song of the 20th century on radio, tv and movies combined.
Hi there from England there brill the song is on the film 🎥 top gun
The man on the right also sang the theme song, "I've had the Time of My Life" from the movie "Dirty Dancing".
AFTER IT CAME OUT in 1964 it became the most played song on radio and television in the 20th century. (this is long before youtube) it racked up over 8,000,000 (eight million) plays. They have been inducted into THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME. Sadly Bobby Hatfield (on the left) has passed away. Bill Medley sang (in a duet) the theme song for the movie DIRTY DANCING. Bobby's song Unchained Melody was featured in the movie GHOST in probably one of the sexiest scenes (with their clothed on) in movies.
No auto tune in our era
The man on the right is Bill Medley, with the low, mellow baritone voice. The guy on the left is Bobby Hatfield, the super smooth tenor.
Bobby Hatfield had the tenor voice and Bill Melody was the baritone voice they shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic. This song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it in the 20th century. Imagine this .
A very young Cher is one of the backing singers - bet you didn’t know that! 😀😀
Deep voice is Bill Medley and tenor is Bobby Hatfield