I hate to admit but this is about the hundredth time I've listened in the last 2 days. Fills my soul. It must have been empty man. Thank-you for the uninterrupted performance 💕
Thank you for playing my favorite song by Bobby Hatfield! I'm 73 yrs and love hearing this beautiful song by him. No one it sang like he did. This is his song!!! RIP Bobby! We mis hearing your beautiful voice! ❤❤❤
Sweet Bobby knows how to knock a love song outta the park as a solo and with his partner, Bill Medley. Both heart throbs and brimming with talent. Bobby makes me fall in love anytime he sings a solo like this and My Prayer. His voice is perfection and melded with the warm masculine tone of Bill they are dynamite together as in classics like You'll never walk alone and Soul and Inspiration to name a few. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are truly missed.
This was before Electronics could adjust your voice to sound how they need you to. This was 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.
Yes, this was Bobby Hatfield solo - did not need his "bro" (they were not actual brothers) - amazing live performance... I heard that he was nervous b/c his MOM was in the audience.. I'm sure she was proud... lol
Yeah, there were two of them. This was Bobby Hatfield on solo. You may like to check for some of their other performances - they were very special. They called their music "Blue-eyed Soul'. Nice reaction. Girls always get this performance for some reason. =) Amazing. Cheers.
His vocal range was between B2-E♭6. You can find E♭6 in "If I Asked You”, D6 in “B-Flat Blues”, C♯6 in “Shuckin' And Jivin'”, C6 in “I Need Your Loving Everyday”, “Nobody But You”, “Woman, Man Needs Ya” and B5 in “If I Asked You”.
@@turdlingjenner9361It has nothing to do with narcissism you asshat. It has to do with understanding the depth of talent. Just because you have no clue what is going on doesn't mean others don't. So get back in the basement, your mac n' cheese is getting cold. Leave the musical analysis to those who understand it.
@@turdlingjenner9361 Music consists of what we call "notes". Some of those notes are very difficult to sing. And some of those notes can be sung by very, very few people. Being able to sing notes as high as E♭6 and also go as low as B2 is rarefied air. So pointing that out to a "vocal student", as opposed to say, you, for example, would be considered normal. YOU are the narcissistic one, thinking everyone just la la las their way through a song.
I love watching young people be exposed to all different genres of music. It's foreign so takes a minute to sink in. I love your reaction. Music has so much historical reference to the time it was made. I hope it takes you down educational path
@@pcraig1383 .. I was trying to find the source where I read that but I’m sorry to say I can’t find it ... but in Bill Medley’s wiki page it says that he produced many of the duo’s songs (including Unchained Me,ody) which have been falsely credited to Phil Spector ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Medley
Yep .. that musical backing was sensational and contributed to the success of this version .. I also loved the subtle snares, and the guitar work leading up to the strings ...
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 movie didn’t do well, but this song did! The guy who wrote the lyrics refused to put any of that stuff (about jail) 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 ... . Bobby sang another version for the movie “Ghost “ and this revived interest in the 1965 studio 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!
If you like vocal harmonies oh, you would like a group called The band, Foreigner ( Jukebox Hero) the Scorpions ( winds of change), Kansas ( Dust in the Wind), Three Dog Night.
Looks like Dad gave her a chin check. Well done and it will pay off. I would like to hear her sing something though because she now see's where the bar is at. Let me know.
If you Enjoyed this song their were many Different singers & Bands that were talented depending how far you go back or the type of music you enjoy. with This in mind here are just A few. 1) Skeeter Davis ( End of the world) 2) Etta James ( At Last) 3) Dulce Pontes ( Your Love) 4)Patsy Cline( Crazy) 5) Patricia Janeckova ( "The Doll Song") like Button has been Smashed Next the Men !😄
This song had already been recorded several times before the Righteous Brothers did it. They killed it - so much better than previous versions. The song was written for a movie called "Unchained" whose setting was a prison. Was written about a prisoner thinking about his lover and how he missed her and wanted her to wait for him to be released.
In your opinion, does he make a mistake at 3:15 when he segues into the verse's outro? There's suppose to be a pause between the word "touch" and "lonely time", right? He never fully pronounces the word "touch", because he's so wrapped up in his warbling.
Ok Is there a vocalist in our generation who can compete with Bobby? Of course Bill must be up there Who else? Elvis of course Little Richard Dolly Louis A Hmm
The most beautiful love song ever…Bobby Hatfield owns it with this Very performance and no one will ever take it from him…
I hate to admit but this is about the hundredth time I've listened in the last 2 days. Fills my soul. It must have been empty man. Thank-you for the uninterrupted performance 💕
I can agree
Same here
He's angelic.
No need to hate it since the voice is harmony!
So many voices back then with such talent that could hit the notes unlike today!
Thank you for playing my favorite song by Bobby Hatfield! I'm 73 yrs and love hearing this beautiful song by him. No one it sang like he did. This is his song!!! RIP Bobby! We mis hearing your beautiful voice! ❤❤❤
Sweet Bobby knows how to knock a love song outta the park as a solo and with his partner, Bill Medley. Both heart throbs and brimming with talent. Bobby makes me fall in love anytime he sings a solo like this and My Prayer. His voice is perfection and melded with the warm masculine tone of Bill they are dynamite together as in classics like You'll never walk alone and Soul and Inspiration to name a few. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are truly missed.
I liked the way you let the song play uninterrupted and then commented i wish they all done that, TY.
No problem 😉 to be honest it’s kinda annoying 😂
One word:copyright
You're right, some talk so much that I just get off their channel
Totally agree!
I agree when it's stopped every second and they talk I will never go back to that channel
This was before Electronics could adjust your voice to sound how they need you to. This was 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.
No problem,thx for coming by the way
The choir in heaven must be incredible. Bobby being an example of the talent gathered there.
Yes preach (●’◡’●)ﾉ
Thank You Sweetheart ! for letting the whole Song Play Without Comment - TOP shelf and Classy !! TY
Hahaha no problem 😉
This was an era of pure talent ..!!!!
Yes, this was Bobby Hatfield solo - did not need his "bro" (they were not actual brothers) - amazing live performance... I heard that he was nervous b/c his MOM was in the audience.. I'm sure she was proud... lol
Yea,me too
His "Bro", Bill Medley is actually on this song playing the piano. Bill thought that Bobby could handle the vocals all by himself magically.
Like wow is right. I was lucky to see the Righteous Brothers once in Toronto. Thank you for sharing 👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍Lone Wolf :)
OwO, thx for coming then haha 😆
I can see the genuine love for the music in your eyes. Keep it up pal 👍
Aww,thank you ,rlly appreciate 😊
When I see someone your age these days I go straight into dad mode keep it up bruh
@@dogthebountyhunter4351 haha lol thx I don’t rlly like songs of these days I like the old school
The very best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I don't know anyone on planet earth who doesn't like this song
Yeah same 😂, thx for coming sir
Yeah, there were two of them. This was Bobby Hatfield on solo. You may like to check for some of their other performances - they were very special. They called their music "Blue-eyed Soul'.
Nice reaction. Girls always get this performance for some reason. =) Amazing.
Cheers.
yeah ,thx for the info :)
Thank you Mona you are a young refreshing talent and stay who you are !!
Thank you sir,rlly appreciate
This set the bar.
The gold standard.
His voice is amazing great job
Ikr thanks for coming ma’am
Vocal HEAVEN - Bobby Hatfield guided flawlessly by musical ANGELS!
Nice job! Keep going with the Righteous Brothers! Also, Eva Cassidy - Over The Rainbow. Amazing.
Aww,thank you 🥰
His vocal range was between B2-E♭6. You can find E♭6 in "If I Asked You”, D6 in “B-Flat Blues”, C♯6 in “Shuckin' And Jivin'”, C6 in “I Need Your Loving Everyday”, “Nobody But You”, “Woman, Man Needs Ya” and B5 in “If I Asked You”.
Wow thx for the info ❤
Way to disect art. Next time keep it to yourself, you narcissistic theory nerd.
@@turdlingjenner9361 Damn that was rude
@@turdlingjenner9361It has nothing to do with narcissism you asshat. It has to do with understanding the depth of talent. Just because you have no clue what is going on doesn't mean others don't. So get back in the basement, your mac n' cheese is getting cold. Leave the musical analysis to those who understand it.
@@turdlingjenner9361 Music consists of what we call "notes". Some of those notes are very difficult to sing. And some of those notes can be sung by very, very few people. Being able to sing notes as high as E♭6 and also go as low as B2 is rarefied air. So pointing that out to a "vocal student", as opposed to say, you, for example, would be considered normal. YOU are the narcissistic one, thinking everyone just la la las their way through a song.
Finally someone who plays the entire song and then comments. I wish more would do that instead of interrupting 5 or 6 times. Thankyou.
No problem lol 😆
Thank you for helping to keep bobbies spirits alive
Bobby Hatfield is in rocking roll heaven! Righteous Brothers Rocking roll heaven is a cool song ❤.
Yassss u can say that again 🙏🙏
And when BILL medley performs it, he ends it with “ and Bobby’s got a hell of a band”
That'swhen music was worth listening to and enjoyable. Lyrics with deep profound meaning, a tribute to love, romance and women.
Yea,that’s true
RIP Bobby Hatfield
May his soul Rest In Peace ✌️ 🙏
May his soul RIP
I love watching young people be exposed to all different genres of music. It's foreign so takes a minute to sink in. I love your reaction. Music has so much historical reference to the time it was made. I hope it takes you down educational path
Thank you so much sir,for saying this it rlly warms my heart ♥️
Shout out to the live orchestra, hard to imagine this without the strings...
The music arrangement was done by the other member of the duo, Bill Medley .. credit to him for the fabulous musical build up to the passionate end.
@@ingfig1 Didn't know that, thanks!
@@pcraig1383 .. I was trying to find the source where I read that but I’m sorry to say I can’t find it ... but in Bill Medley’s wiki page it says that he produced many of the duo’s songs (including Unchained Me,ody) which have been falsely credited to Phil Spector ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bill_Medley
Yep .. that musical backing was sensational and contributed to the success of this version .. I also loved the subtle snares, and the guitar work leading up to the strings ...
@@ingfig1 Phil Spector was a parasite at times.
Little lady thank you❤️
You are a treasure.
aww thank you
Bobby Hatfield was fated to sing this song. A singer-song match made in musical heaven.
I agree
Great reaction! You're a good kid.
CAN YOU BELIEVE A PERFORMANCE LIKE THIS FROM BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965. TRULY A MAN WITH A GOD GIVEN VOICE. THIS IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS"
Ikr unbelievable 😌
MONA, HE IS SO HANDSOME AND CUTE. HE HAS THE "MOVIE STAR" GOOD LOOKS. WHAT A CATCH HEY !
This song is about a guy writing his woman from prison asking if she is still his.
Or a soldier overseas on a battlefield....
wow that's deep
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 movie didn’t do well, but this song did! The guy who wrote the lyrics refused to put any of that stuff (about jail) 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 ... . Bobby sang another version for the movie “Ghost “ and this revived interest in the 1965 studio 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!
Loved reaction my baby
Aww thank you ma’am
So lovely
can't agree more
Amazing voice control talented Bobby Hatfield
Nice reaction 👌
will always be the best
That moment when you realize that your dad's generation was cooler than your`s . Priceless
pls 10x better i don't even know what is going on with this generation
Am exacteexacted too, I like this melody it cool and amazing.
Yeah so marvelous 😁
You simply can't sing this song any better, period!
What explain better🌺
Wow, very smart young lady... Yes
Thank u sir 💕
Performed on the Andy Williams tv show 1965.
Wow that's nice
Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley known as the Righteous Brothers
Yes,both of them are amazing 🙈
Few people comment about the lyrics. Someone in prison missing their love.
It is really hard to raise out of a straight E -Bobby did not get that memo!
Wow that’s an info thx sir
You're adorableee!
Thank chu 😀
If you like vocal harmonies oh, you would like a group called The band, Foreigner ( Jukebox Hero) the Scorpions ( winds of change), Kansas ( Dust in the Wind), Three Dog Night.
Oh,thank you for the suggestion
Blue Eyed Soul
I don't know if you know that his parents were in the audience this was the first time that they heard him live with an audance
Thank you
No problem sir 👍🏻
Every time this song is played, you can hear panties hitting the floor.
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@@solareclipse7541 ??
@@Tackz777 nvm
all around the world this song is getting a positive reaction. please tell us where you are from, city, state or country.
Mhm agreed
I like it
Any girl likes this song and so Do I!
Me too
Check out a classic by Engelbert Humperdinck "After the lovin" 🎶
Nobody's reacted to his biggest hit 💘song. Thx 👍
Looks like Dad gave her a chin check. Well done and it will pay off. I would like to hear her sing something though because she now see's where the bar is at. Let me know.
If you Enjoyed this song their were many Different singers & Bands that were talented depending how far you go back or the type of music you enjoy. with This in mind here are just A few.
1) Skeeter Davis ( End of the world)
2) Etta James ( At Last)
3) Dulce Pontes ( Your Love)
4)Patsy Cline( Crazy)
5) Patricia Janeckova ( "The Doll Song")
like Button has been Smashed
Next the Men !😄
Thanks for the suggestion sir
Bobby Hatfield is the short one Bill Medley is the tall one
So you commented under every video of Bobby Hatfield singing in solo to say that he's the short one ? Brilliant ! ^^
. ...and that's only 1 of the brothers!!
Ikr,but sadly passed away in 2002! May his soul Rest In Peace ✌️
Hi, hey play Elvis Presley - Trying To Get To You ('68 Comeback Special 50th Anniversary
Oh,ok
Try Queen ..Somebody to Love...vevo
Ok sir,thank you for the suggestion
What was it all about? A guy in combat in Korea? A guy in prison?
This song had already been recorded several times before the Righteous Brothers did it. They killed it - so much better than previous versions. The song was written for a movie called "Unchained" whose setting was a prison. Was written about a prisoner thinking about his lover and how he missed her and wanted her to wait for him to be released.
react to Only You by Bobby Hatfield
ok,sir
Listen to Queen Bohemian Rapsody.
I think I already did but thank for the suggestion,sir
Hello!
G'day!
Your audio is not working when talking....
Oh no.. It is just that those were my first reactions and I was very shy kinda, but then I didn't actually know how to edit too lol
This is not an original song. It was first from a movie, and has become a "standard" with something like 700 published covers.
Wow 🤩 never knew thanks for the info ℹ️
In your opinion, does he make a mistake at 3:15 when he segues into the verse's outro? There's suppose to be a pause between the word "touch" and "lonely time", right? He never fully pronounces the word "touch", because he's so wrapped up in his warbling.
Same 🧐
Ok
Is there a vocalist in our generation who can compete with Bobby?
Of course Bill must be up there
Who else?
Elvis of course
Little Richard
Dolly
Louis A
Hmm
Bob Seger?
Glen C of course
Well
Waylon and Willie of code
And the Traveling wilburies
MF ing autocorrect is controlled by Satan 😳😭🤮
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