FIRST TIME HEARING The Righteous Brothers - You've Lost That Lovin’ Feeling | REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- Get ready for a first time reaction to The Righteous Brothers' classic hit "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" in this video! Watch as we experience this iconic song for the very first time and share our thoughts.
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Reaction: 01:32
Closing Thoughts: 05:32
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There's nothing phoney about their voices. All natural. Welcome to the world of...
BLUE-EYED SOUL!
Do not Forget Mitch Ryder!
@@dennisflury6942 And The Detroit Wheels!
Of course that's their natural voices. They didn't have auto tune back then. Lol
Exactly! Natural talent, no computers, no auto tune. The best music growing up.
I saw them both in like 1996 or 1997 both great
Yes, all the oldies are natural. There was no auto tune or artificial things. What you hear from all oldies are real, raw talent.
Yeah that's Bill Medley's natural voice - a rich, beautiful baritone, and perfect blended with Bobby Hatfield's sweet high tenor. There are probably thousands of people alive today who were conceived to this song.
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They each had the vocal talent to perform as soloists. Medley sang the low parts with his bass-baritone voice, with Hatfield taking the higher-register vocals with his tenor. His voice reached the register of a countertenor..
1964 dude….yes that is his voice! Back in the day when people could actually SING!
They didn't even have color TV in 1964, of course there was no auto tune. That's pure and natural talent 😊
There was color tv in 1964 but not every show was in color. Color shows were in in minority. Two color shows: "Bonanza" and "Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color". On NBC every color show was introduced by the Peacock spreading its tail. I am sure you can find the Peacock somewhere on RUclips.
@@francesmeyer8478 Not everyone owned a color TV back then, either. But they did have color TV shows.
OH GOD LOOK BACK AND SEE HOW MUCH PEOPLE GOT PAYED AND HAD ALOT OF CHILDREN ( NO BIRTH CONTROL) ALOT COULDN'T AFFORD A WASHER AND DRYER. YOU THINK ITS HARD TIMES NOW GENERATIONS OF ALL RACES CARRIED A BIG LOAD. SO LETS GET REAL AND WORK TOGETHER.... WE DID DO BETTER THEN. GOD BLESS YOUR GRANDPARENTS TOO.🐦
@@ChefBarb58 You don't need birth control to avoid pregnancy. Get real. Most people had a lot of kids because they wanted them
This is from the days of live tv. One take, no filters, no autotune.
Bobby is a countertenor. This just means he can hit high notes easily...he doesnt use falsetto, he has no need of it. Countertenors are the rarest of male singing voice. I suspect Roger Taylor (drummer in Queen) and Steve Perry are also in the counter tenor category.
Very interesting. Thanks.
Frankie Valli
So glad to see young people enjoying the classics.
Those are their natural voices, no auto tune, no editing….pure talent
Don't sweat skipping the interview. This is the internet. Someone somewhere will always complain. It is the nature of the beast.
One of the best duo’s of all time. Pure, raw talent
No such thing as auto tune and computer gimics to make singers sound better back then.
Yes you are talking about Bill medley and yes that's his natural voice along with Bobby Hatfield that's his natural voice too❤❤❤❤
Baby, baby, I’ll get down on my knees for you.” What a line and the way he says it. I love The Righteous Brothers!❤❤
No auto -tune. Just a natural voice.
This was the most played song of the entire 20th Century!!
These guys were real, live, no auto-tune. They were talented, classy and just the best duo……
Not sure if you realise this, but this was the era of the Vietnam war and lots of people were losing their loved ones, either through separation, running or death. This song broke many hearts.
No, it's his grandmother's voice. Of course, it is his natural voice.
lol!
I LOVE sarcasm!
Righteous Brothers are RIGHTEOUS!!
Theres a lot of love for Bobby but can we just acknowledge the silky smoothness of Billy's
No autotune or lip sync back then. They could both sing like hell.
"Lovin Feeling" BMI ranked as radio's most requested and played song of the 20th century. The short one is the late Bobby Hatfield, who did the solo "Unchained Melody". His version of that song was used as the background music for a love scene in the 1990 movie "Ghost." The public reaction to the song was so great that the album was rereleased and sold over a million copies many different COUNTRIES. Bill Medley, deep voice, is still going strong, touring and doing concerts. Bill and Bobby had an agreement that each would do a solo track on their albums, thus Bobby's solo of "Unchained Melody."
He had the ability to make a woman go weak in the knees and her eyes to roll back in her head. Natural voice, yum.
Pretty effing good, huh? Those cats could sing
This happened BEFORE sound boards, auto tune & vocal mixers were invented. Yes, those are their real voices.
That is their voices. Couple of kids in their early 20's with incredible talent. Record or live. Sounds exactly the same!😊
That’s as PURE as it gets!!!!!! They were the BEST ever!!!! Love these two still in 2024 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
History of the name. They were performing at a blues club, before a black audience. A Marine with his buddies listened to this song, stood at the end and hollered…that was RIGHTEOUS, BROTHERS!
Here are some more songs by The Righteous Brothers to check out
Soul and Inspiration
Just once in my life
You'll Never Walk Alone
Little Latin Lupe Lu
My Babe
Justine
And then some solos to check out
Bobby Hatfield " Summertime" live performance 1965
Bill Medley "Ol Man River" live performance 1965
Bobby will blow you away with his soulful vocals with Summertime.
1964…..natural voices! No technology to make lesser singers appear great, just real talent.
They have amazing natural voices.
Now you need to hear them sing You'll Never Walk Alone, they'll blow your mind with that one
Our faces had that same astonished look back in the 60's when we first heard them.
This is pure raw talent. No auto tune. These guys are amazing. Love your reaction! ♥
I am so lucky I grew up in the 60s and 70s. I wouldn't trade it for anything the greatest music of all time was during that time..
One thing you'll learn here...we all love our music and get a little too picky. It will all work out. No lip synching and no autotune. This is all real and happening right there.
Okay the one doing the all the soprano notes that you talked about is Bobby Hatfield and he's the one that did unchained Melody for you
This was the most played song on American radio of the 20th century. Hall and Oates also had a version of this song.
The shorter guy with the higher range is the one that sang Unchained Melody; just a little difference in the hairstyle and the gap in his front teeth before he had it fixed. They had some great love songs like this but for the essence of the Righteous Brothers and why they were dubbed that can be seen on their old black & white weekly Shindig live performances. They were also known for letting it rip which is what I looked forward to each week back in the 60s. Try viewing "I Need Your Loving Everyday" and their Blue Eyed Soul moniker will make more sense. So many treasures of theirs to find and enjoy. Thank you for coming back to react to their music and their unique, incomparable voices.
Both voices are their natural voices and they are funny as well. I was lucky to see them in concert at the Crystal Grand in Lake Delton, Wisconsin just months before Bobby Hatfield died.
True. The musicians and singers went into the recording studio, did their thing, and pure magical raw talent hit the airwaves and mega stars were launched. I’m thankful to be a Boomer and got to hear this fab music in “real time” so to speak. On transistor radios and black and white TV, no less! 👍👏
I read once that “you’ve lost that lovin’ feeling” or “unchained melody” ( can’t remember which one) was the most played song of the 20th century.
I was dragged to a Righteous Brothers concert in 2000 and was blown away that both guys could still sing.
At that time Bobby Hatfield was 60 years old and everyone at the venue was shocked when he flawlessly sang Unchained Melody and hit every note.
I know for a fact that they actually sang with no auto tune or lipsynching because I was the maintenance man for the venue the sound system was from the 70s and the only thing that you could plug into it was a microphone.
Bill Medley is doing his farewell tour this year after 60 years of concerts.
I saw Bill’s concert two months ago and got to meet him! Nice, genuine guy.
I love your natural reactions and appreciation of their live music. I don't know any women of this time who hasn't listen to their songs over and over and over...... Next one - Soul and Inspiration.
Every time I hear this it reminds me of walking home from school and stopping for some delicious fries at the Shack 😋 Those were the best days for great music my friend
His natural voice! Yes!!
Yes it's his voice back then you had to have a great voice and talent they did not have any way to fake it back then
Hell yes that’s his voice.
Two voices that blended perfectly Bill Medley and Bobby Hadfield. Apparently they were once performed at an Air Force base and after the set the black guys in the audience said to them "You brothers are Righteous " True or not it's a great story.
Marine base. They said that's Righteous, brothers. And they were!!
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Natural talent and classically trained
Mr Deion. Thank you for this. I was 14 when this came out. I loved it then and I love it now. Take care. God bless and prosper you.
If you listened to Unchained Melody, you were listening to Bobby Hatfield (the blond) singing solo. Amazing!
Unchained Melody was the guy on the right.
Many people will say that what the Righteous Brothers had was pure talent. That's wrong. They start with talent and great voices, but then they put in a huge amount of dedicated hard work, attention to detail, and listening to constructive criticism to develop skills and harmony.
All the talent in the world can't turn a voice like a chainsaw into a beautiful instrument. Hard work and skill could teach that voice to make the best of what it has, but it wouldn't change the fundamentals of the voice. What talent does is make the hard work give bigger returns.
As a person from that time what you are probably watching is footage of a live performance with studio dancers for those early 'dance' TV shows.
Wow takes me way back, when things were happier and fun.
One interesting fact about this song is one of the background singers was a young 18 year old singer named Cherilyn Sarkisian who went on to have just a bit of success under her stage name of Cher.
Hi there bro. Thanks so much for doing this video. Those are their natural voices. There was no autotune back then, but something else, look at how they are dressed. Back then guys like that or bands like that not only took pride in their music but also in the way they dressed in tailored suits. You don’t see that nowadays. Just FYI, they aren’t actually related. The one with the deep voice his name is Bill Medley and the one with the higher voice is Bobby Hatfield. The way they got their name was when they did a gig down south after they were finished a member of the audience stood up and shouted “that’s righteous brother “and that’s how they got their name. Thank you so much for doing this video. Please take care and blessings to you from the UK.
There were several really great voices back then...I'm 76 and belueve me about these guys... Bobby Hatfield, Roy Orbison, And especially Jay Black of Jay and the Americans... most know Song Come a Little Closer.. but even when he was old and grey could still hit extremely high notes. ...
You're right! Great observation about the film clip showing the girl who "lost that lovin' feeling"! The Righteous Brothers' voices are so complementary and powerful, I'd love (yeah, I know Bobbie Hatfield is gone) to hear/have heard them ... ACAPELLA ... no accompaniment. My fantasy!
Bill Medley is still singing and doing it well. Bobby died a while back from cocaine unfortunately. He was due on stage when it happened. So very sad. PS. It's You Lost that Lovin(g) Feeling. I was deeply in love with Bill when this song came out. I was 14.
I saw Bill in concert two month ago and got to meet him afterward! Such a nice, genuine, funny and kind person. I tried to act normal but I was a swooning 15 year old inside! 😜😍
Bobby did NOT die from cocaine! He died from a heart attack because 95% of the arteries in his heart were blocked. The toxicology report said there was a trace of cocaine found. The medical examiner said because of Bobby's heart condition he would have had that heart attack that month regardless.
The very best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield were the perfect duo.
I was a bit taken aback when you cut interview short in Unchained Melody, but also a bit shocked you were given a hard time for it. Glad to see it hasn't knocked you back, or stopped you, in any way
Loved your reaction can't wait to see more of your work
Probably the best song never written!
You have a great voice! Should be a radio announcer! ❤️
If you first listened to Unchained Melody, that was Bobby, the tenor.
Bill Medley still sings. That's Bill singing "Time of Your Life" in that iconic scene at the end of the movie Dirty Dancing.
Based on the number of radio plays this was the most played song of the 20th century.
Awesome thank you❤❤❤❤
Try your my soul and hearts inspiration by righteous brothers
Every girl at a Righteous Brothers concert wanted to be seen as single, by them. That guy was stepping on her game by dancing with her.
Welcome to Real music
Those are absolutely their voices. I was 10 with this song came out and I remember it well but they weren't really hard drives are ladies men kind of guys. They were considered that sexy but oh my God could they sing.
Honey, it's your show--you do what you want.❤
Hello, the shorter gentleman you mentioned, Bobby Hatfield, is the sole singer of Unchained Melody that you reacted to 5 months ago, which l also enjoyed....the taller one Bill Medley, is one half of the duet for 1987's Dirty Dancings theme song..they got their name ofter a man stood up after a show down south and yelled out...'that's righteous brother' ! two beautiful voices...Bobby died of a massive heart attack at 63 yrs brought on by cocaine use in a motel room in Kalamazoo in 2003 :(
Your head swivel when you hear that first growl! Good thing you hadn’t taken that sip!
I miss them so much. 😢
Finally a song I can stand to listen to all the way through.
Really?
That’s right. That’s stop what you are doing good 😂👍
The dancers were from American Bandstand and had nothing with the theme of the song. It was a teenager program where kids danced together to the popular songs at the time!
2 unique singers in harmony..Brilliant
Awesome song by Awesome singers!
This was the most requested song on the radio in the 20th Century.
This was a time when artists had real talent. Not like today when everything is altered with technology. Also music had passion and emotion. Please continue your journey into the older artists
Totally natural ... listen to their other songs .. same great voices ... you had to have talent to sing back then ..no auto tune, no re-takes, no gimmicks, just pure God given talent ... check out Summertime, You'll Never Walk Alone
How amazing were the Righteous Brothers. Elvis also does a wonderful version of this beautiful song. Hello from Australia. 💕🇦🇺
Have you reacted to the amazing Dan Vask?
Yes absolutely!
Listen also summertime from bobby hatfield
the great tomato Blues album... you should love this album it might even change your listening habits forever. .
Yes that’s their natural voices, they didn’t have autotune. ❤
......................used to go to their shows in the early days on 320 s. Main st. (southwest corner of main and 1st st ) in Santa ana Cal. and at the Rendezvous Ballroom in Newport beach (next to the Newport Pier) in 1962/63......still have original copies of their first 4 LP albums on Moonglow....their first real hit that got them started was "little latin lupe lu" about a girl......came out on a 45 single
My hearing your reaction. Great job. Especially the positive message you.
Must listen to "Soul and Inspiration "
Yes, that's his natural voice.That didn't have any auto tune back in.I was I think eleven or twelve
Check out Bobby singing Summertime next, and fasten your seatbelt!
Okay I just gave you a link to another song it's called soul and inspiration I hope you get this message shadow and yes it's from the righteous Brothers❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I think these two actually started out singing blues music,I don't know any of the songs they did. They were incredible together.