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Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody (Live, 1965) | REACTION
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Music today just can’t compare to the music of the 50s - 80s❤
Truth.
Right on
Tell me about it! You got that 100% right!
Unfortunately that is true. I think. Video games and cellphones are the culprits.
Nobody does it better than Bobby
No wonder older people say today’s music is rubbish. We were so lucky to have grown up with so much real talent.
You've got to give Andy Williams' stage orchestra some credit for this lovely performance. Evocative, emotive, perfectly in-tune. The percussion's emulation of a clock ticking to reinforce the passing of time motif. No rushing, seemingly effortless but from way down in the emotions.
@@artbagley1406Thank you❣️ I enjoyed Andy Williams growing up. 17 year old high school graduate 1969. The Ed Sullivan Show was so important. Saw Simon & Garfunkel & Jimi Hendrix here in Seattle’68 & ‘69.
We didn’t realize how special it was, there was so many good songs
No auto tune needed. A true artist!
Nobody ever did it like him.....period.
scottrainer9704 there will be just the one and only Bobby Hatfield, no other artists then or now have tried to do this song w/o the use of autotune. Bobby was so blessed with such a beautiful voice. No strain on any songs that he sang, so natural. Bobby you are dearly missed your 🎶 will live on.
His mom was in the audience, and he was nervous. That little smile at the end shows he had nothing to worry about!
I think he spotted her in the audience then too.
She was the lady in the blue dress sitting just behind him to his right 😊
@@zanhar7688Why would they put her in a lousy seat with his back to her??!
@@catherinelw9365 I have wondered the same thing but am assured that is her. It might have something to do with how the rest of the show went....🤔
He was nervous enough, already. This was the first time that she would see him sing professionally. Plus, this way, she got to watch the reactions of the people he was singing to. This must have been an all around joy for her.
Swifties" take note...this IS how it's done, no overproduction, inane costumes, fluffy dance moves or screaming. All talent, supported by a live orchestra.
This was the Anthem of the Vietnam war…Every trooper wondered..."Are you still mine?“
Yes…. My boyfriend was 19 when he graduated from our high school in 1968. I was a 16 year old junior when he went to USN boot camp & became a helicopter gunner in ‘Nam. 😢
Bobby Hatfield's version of this is the gold standard for the song. No one before or since has sung it as well. Gorgeous song, gorgeous voice & this is one of his best performances.
Thanks for not interrupting while Bobby was singing, and not commenting until song's end!
It is said that his mother was in the audience and he was very nervous. Remarkable.
ilsaruthen5478 no other artist then or now can compare to his vocal range. Many of my comment s mentioned the usage of autotune. No one could ever be able to replicate that range w/o the autotune feature. Bobby was a natural, no strain at all to reach those high or higher notes.
@@opaulamorgan4265 yes it was nice to have someone viewing this artist without interruption, listening till the artist was finished with his song.
ilsaruthen5478 Bobby has been gone for 20 years, gratefully we still have his beautiful voice to listen too. There will be no other grouping as bobby and bill. They complemented one another. This particular song will always and forever belong to Bobby Hatfield. Sure that there have been other artists doing this song, absolutely no comparison.
No auto tune, no mixing, no flashing lights, no dancing girls, no fireworks. Live, on a TV show. Wasn't even a Righteous Brothers concert. Andy Williams (good singer) Variety Hour. A damn weekly TV variety show. & 50 years on, singers may love this song. But this performance set a bar that hasn't budged in 50 years. So much for 'modern technology' singers still can't touch it.
@@johnbattles1002 You'll get no argument on that from me, I grew up singing "Moon River" with him.
No back tracks, no scantily clad woman twerking.
Yes. Well said.
mrtim363 absolutely, you are correct, this young man had such a vocal range, to this day no artist could ever reach that range of vocals without using the autotune feature that was in place in the 90' s.
Moon River was the first song I learned how to play on the piano.
Stunning, He really uses his voice like an instrument, and wow that vocal range.
Absolutely what an instrument. A heavenly blessed man. He was a contratenor; with a range of octaves that was unbelievable. After all these years, we are so fortunate to still listen to the one and only Bobby. The brothers were called "blue eyed soul". Take a listen to his version of summertime, ebb tide, my prayer. He put his own spin on summertime, his range shows brilliantly in that song. Any song (s) that he sang he did brilliantly. He is dearly missed after all these years.
bugleboy4527 I can't imagine any artist then or now reach those octaves without the autotune feature in place. There is no comparison, Bobby vessel: voice was heavenly blessed. His range of octaves were off the charts. If anyone views Finn from wings of Pegasus, he does a analysis of Bobby doing this song, the range was 20+ octaves. Bobby was a blessed individual with such a god given voice with no vocal training. Bobby you are dearly missed, you have been gone 20 years thank goodness your🎶 is still with us, and it will be till the end of time.
No autotune and 1 take live.
My favorite performance of all time.
Nobody... not even Elvis, could sing this song better than this gentleman right here.
nirmalsuki yes Elvis did attempt to do this song, unfortunately he was not at his best vocally, older not in his best form health wise. Bobby was 25 at this live performance in 1965. No autotune, just a beautiful voice, with Andy Williams orchestra accompanying him. His mom and dad where in the audience, they have heard their son sing, but not a live performance. I'm sure that they very pleased with the performance.
Better than the studio version. One of the finest live performances in history. Magnificent Bobby!!!
It's called Blue-Eyed Soul. This song caused a massive population growth in the mid sixties, What woman could say no to that!
Still think this might be the single most brilliant solo male performance ever recorded, with one of the most spectacular and pure endings to a song that you'll ever hear. Sensational, voice of an angel!
Not sure even angels could hit those notes...
@@samhull8382 Just a phenomenal performance, still the greatest I have ever heard. Every now and then, everything comes together perfectly for a singer, and Bobby was 26 years old here and at the peak of his powers. A once in a lifetime performance and I'm sure the angels in heaven would have rated Bobby as the best of them all! Inspirational
Live broadcast. No electronic manipulation. Just pure talent.
simply amazing!! THIS is how music is supposed to be enjoyed. NO dancers, No fireworks, NO stupid costumes just SING without autotune.
Perhaps, the best live performance of all time.
Bobby Hatfield has a rare counter tenor voice. He doesn't change to a head voice or falsetto to hit those incredibly high notes he achieves with no strain visible. His version of "Summertime" is a vocal exercise like you've never heard. It's amazing.
True ... he doesn't use falsetto here, but he sang quite a bit of it in head voice. His transitions from chest to head and back are amazingly smooth.
@@zanhar7688 The high notes have left regular 'singing' as we know it on our music charts & have moved deep into Operatic Notes. As an Opera teacher told me. I have students that 'dream' of hitting those notes as accurately & with such clarity. & They spend years working on it.
@@mrtim5363Check this!! James Brown & Pavarotti live- “It’s a Man’s World!”
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No auto tune, just perfect pitch and control ✨
Thank you for not interrupting this song.
My dad was in the army and was posted overseas for a year on his own when this song came out. This was 'their' song. My mum now has dementia and is mostly unresponsive, but when she hears this it makes her smile.
Salvo, Bobby had a slight cold when he performed this. That, and his mother was in the audience listening to him sing this for the first time. He was scared spitless because he didn't want to mess it up. I think maybe he didn't. He looks so relaxed and into the song. No auto-tune or pitch correction used here - just his beautiful vocals. Always has been and always will be my favorite - pink velvet suit notwithstanding. Thanks for this beautiful blue-eyes soul song and your reaction! Be well and stay happy!
no autotune!!!! pure talent!
It's wonderful to watch someone properly appreciate the Righteous Brothers.
I tell you, this song is the most powerful testament to a true and enduring love that was ever written - oh. And it’s this rendition.
Can’t imagine anyone wanting to hear any of the modern day singers 60 years from now. Unlike this masterpiece by a master vocalist. None of the mealy mouthed mumbling stuff from today.
I think I've watched about 50 people react to this song. I never get tired of hearing it. It blows me away every single time
Many singers have covered this song but nobody does it like Bobby Hatfield !😮😁
No matter how many times I hear this, it never fails to give me chills.
I always tear up. Same with Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Your reaction was priceless you didn't need to say anything 🙏
Best "live" performance ever. And it was live, no auto tune (not invented yet). And his mom & dad were in the audience too so he was very nervous.
Btw... The fella that introduced them (Andy Williams) is a great singer too, "Youre Just Too Good To Be True" is a really nice one by him. ❤
Andy's singing was just so smooth and seemed effortless. One of the great voices.
Nothing but a vocalist and a microphone, the way it should be. That was a great reaction to an amazing song. This song brings a tear to my eye every time.
Greatest male singer ever.
Effortless and Beautiful!!!👍❤️🕯️🙌
Awesome job Bobby! No cover comes close to Bobby’s singing.
Bobby's was a cover too ;) but I agree no other cover is better.
Most people don't know that the song was written in 1955, I think. Don't care who else sang it or when, Bobby's is the gold standard!
🎵. The greatest live vocal performance ever. Truly, a masterpiece for the ages
Bobby always put so much emotion and soul in his songs! Nobody sings this song as beautifully as Bobby did! This is his song!!!
Ain't gonna hear it any better than THIS! Pure perfection! Thanks for your reaction.
Yeah, that is the kind of performance that makes you give a standing ovation in your own home. It is hard to imagine having that combination of vocal tone, range and control in a live show.
I love your reaction. He was one of a kind. Beautiful voice. RIP Bobby. He wasn't called 'blue eyed soul' for nothing. :)
So nice to see a young person appreciate pure talent. No autotune in those days. You either had it, or you didn't. Good one!
Oh, cool-I never saw the intro convo with Andy Williams before. Gosh, variety shows were great back in the day. So much pure talent on that stage.
reaches into your soul then grabs it and holds on till you have Goosebumps over your whole body
no purer music
I do enjoy watching how much you are moved... that is how you do it!!!
Beautiful, wonderful to hear.
The bit with Bill saying "I didn't think it would be a hit" was a joke of course...they both wanted to do it, but Bobby is said to have "won a coin toss".
They each had "solos" throughout their time together.
The original song back in 1955 was so popular, that 3 different artists charted with it.
Maybe the best love song live performance on planet earth ever❤❤❤
No autotune.... and... LIVE.
Super-chills every time. 🎶
It was perfection, from what I remember, Bobby Hatfield was nervous due to his parents being in the audience. The host is legendary singer Andy Williams who has hits during this period, react to Andy William's "Can't Get Used To Losing You" and "Moon River," "Born Free," "Where Do I Begin?" and, "Canadian Sunset" and "Love is A Many Splendored Thing." Christmas Song "It's the Most Wonderful Time of Year" and "Happy Holidays/The Holiday Season.
I love Andy Williams. It's the most wonderful time of the year is one of my favourite Christmas songs. Andy was also instrumental in launching the careers of The Osmonds.
@@ginalashley1265 yes, I remember.
@@ginalashley1265 , apart from the celebration of the nativity, it simply cannot be a 100% Christmas season without listening to the voices of Andy Williams, Perry Como, Bing Crosby, Johnny Mathis, Karen Carpenter, and Elvis Presley while putting up a Christmas tree, decorating the house, wrapping presents, and drinking hot chocolate on frosty December nights! Mmm-mmm-mmm!
@@johnbattles1002 100% agree. It's not Christmas until the classics play.
You totally get it dude! Most people are impressed, but I saw it in your face! You were transported back in time! I was a teenager then!
Effortless perfection! No tricks, just talent
Just gorgeous!
Walking the dorm halls, 1965, half the radios I hear are playing Righteous Bros. We did have the very best music in those days.
So glad you listened to the entire song, Bobby still makes me cry 😢 59 years later. RIP ❤
Thank you for not interrupting the singing during the song. Unbelievable voice; never matched by anyone else.❤
This is my favorite song, and no one has ever come close to this performance by the late, great Bobby Hatfield. Two more solo songs by Bobby you may want to check out are "Summertime" and "Ebb Tide". This segment from the Andy Williams Show is such a treasure and needs to be preserved for all eternity. This is how it's done, and future generations need to hear it. Most of todays music will be long forgotten , and this will forever stand the test of time. RIP, Bobby.
Agree. "Summertime" was done on Shindig where the Righteous Brothers were regulars from 1964-1966. "Ebbtide" is a record but Bobby's vocals are all that's needed. See both brothers sing "You'll Never Walk Alone" on the Ed Sullivan TV show and can't forget "Soul and Inspiration" on the Hullabaloo TV show.
Let me add one for you. I recently discovered from another reactioner. It’s an unreleased demo called ‘Stay with me’. This recording moves me more than any other of Bobby’s solos. That says a lot.
No matter how many co er the song, it BELONGS to Bobyy. May he rest in peace, and MANY THANKS for leaving this spectacular music with us .
The definition of vocal perfection!
I am very entertained by your reactions. Ty. Hugs from Sweden.
New here, as a 60 yr old, love that the younger generation is opening up to older music, also thank you for letting the video play without interruption. Enjoy the music and thank you again.
I get chills every time I hear this!
I was 11 years old in 1965. The song then knocked my socks off and still does so today. One of my all-time favourite songs, not only because it's a beautiful song, but also because no-one ever sang it like the great Bobby Hatfield. What a voice the man had! Cheers from South Africa.
The 60's is where all the creativity and classics come from, amazing decade.
This is talent , I love your reactions
Poor Bobby had a head cold. He still nailed it. His parents were in the audience too. Check out their tribute to rock legends Rock And Roll Heaven.
MASTERFUL!!!❤
Perfect vocals and orchestration. Considered the greatest live performance ever. Other tapes run a second or so longer at the end of the song. Bobby flashes a little smile. He knew he had nailed it. Great how you give some background at the beginning.
His voice is like liquid gold
Bobby was suffering with a bad cold and nailed this anyway. His parents were in the audience and he was so nervous. He had nothing to worry about. RIP Bobby. You were an angel sent from heaven.
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤brilliant man
Best reaction I've seen you give. So genuine and heartfelt. The host speaking to the guys was Andy Williams who sang Moon River another song you would enjoy.
A masterpiece. I was 4 when this came out and my parents played it a lot!
So many fond memories!
That song affects your body every time. There's a purity and a calling in that song like no other. I'm so glad you loved it as much as I did. It just connects so well to your heart.
I loved your reaction. It is a classic, beautiful song. No one can match this, no matter how many try to cover this. I'm so glad you reacted to it.
Magnificent
This is by far the best version. (IMHO) one of the best live performances of all time (by any artist).
The second best version was performed by “The King” Elvis Presley. Despite being in poor health (and only six weeks from death) he poured his heart out, and delivered a performance that would bring a tear to a glass eye. You gotta check it out man. The best version is on the channel of PAblo M
Thanks 🙏🏻
I like it that you let the song finished without pausing. Not that pausing is no good, but....Great reaction coming from a guy. Most gal reactors would hold their hearts, fan their faces with their hands, smile and even cry. They just get swept away with emotions by this love song. I can understand why. I always enjoy watching their faces.
Many great singers tried to cover this song. But none could own it like Bobby, not even Elvis, in my opinion.
Pure amazing talent.
great reaction, as always, salvog.
This was the first song reaction I ever watched. Pure perfection! nothing more to be said.
Ahhhh..... the talent of yesteryear!!!
These guys were so popular in the 60s. I loved their music.
You should go back and watch his face at the end because it looks like he wasn't even trying.😮❤Beautiful voice. ❤
Andy Williams was a amazing singer also !!
Wow 🤩 this was so beautiful and emotional to hear!! I enjoyed this so much!! ♥️👏🏻🎼🌷 Thank you!! ❤️
The most famous use of this song was in the movie "Ghost"!!!! Spectacularly beautiful song!!!🎵🎼🎶🎤🎹🥁🎸🔥🔥🔥
That version sung live in the And Williams is even more impressive than the known studio recording, mind blowing !!!
SalvoG, you are such a likable person. 🙂
This is the only version I know, and the only version I will ever need. Is one of my favorite songs sung so beautifully. I cry every time I hear it thank you for respecting the song and the artistry.
No auto-tune. No lip-syncing. Recorded in front of a live studio audience.
This is such a beautiful song! Bobby Hatfield has such a very beautiful voice. Love your reaction!
Top shelf stuff.
Live, one take and no auto tune. 👍🏼
The incomparable Counter Tenor voice of the late great Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers. Done 58 years ago (Live) on the Andy Williams Television Show in (1965). No one has sung this song better than Bobby Hatfield and no Orchestra has performed this song better than the NBC Studio Orchestra of the Andy Williams Show. Together they created the greatest live performance ever. This rendition of "Unchained Melody" has become the quintessential version of them all. This arrangement has been used ever since by every singer and orchestra. The host Andy Williams said it best at the end "Beautiful." Awesome reaction and welcome the standing ovation at the end.
Bobby Hatfield did this song but no one will ever do this song better than Bobby his performance was effortless ,smooth and sheer perfection. He owns this song
The originators of "Blue-Eyed Soul " music 🎶 The Righteous Brothers pioneered & started this genre of music. Love this duet.
This was my youth, love so much, danced many times to Unchained Melody! In the early 2000 they performed fairly close but I couldn’t spare the 75. for a ticket. Such a regret… should have tightened my belt someway! Thank you for your great reaction!
I could listen to this all day.
Slow dancing to this with your best girl was something that you can never forget. Peace ✌️