Timeless music!!! No auto tune! Just pure talent!!! They also sung this Live!! Who can do that now!!! They were both Smooth!!! The range these two had was ...amazing!!!
now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... now this is the way to melt a woman's heart through music and poetry..... without calling them hoes or bitches......now ladies, when you find a guy that would sing or say this to you and mean it?... go for it.....watch and learn guys..... peace
The Righteous Brothers are exceptional entertainers; they're known as "Blue Eyed Soul"; their voices blend, they compliment each other; this is pure talent; they're brilliant artists
I sing the part "Baby, Baby I get down on my knees for you" every day to my dog when I wake up in the morning and get down to pet her. I sing "You're my soul and my heart's inspiration" to my wife of 40+ years. It makes them both happy. Check out "Unchained Melody" and start playing it for your girl and let the magic happen...
Bill Medley (the bass baritone voice) and Bobby Hatfield (the high tenor with the amazing falsetto) comprise the Righteous Brothers. If you want to hear Bobby sing, you're in for a real treat. Check out his live 1965 performance (in color, where he's wearing a pink suit) of "Unchained Melody." He sings that one solo, and it's one of the most incredible vocal performances you'll ever see in your life. I promise.
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes by The Platters.Great group of the 50's & 60's. Other songs by them : The Great Pretender, Twilight Time, My Prayer, Only You, and many more.😯😯🎤🎤🎶
The vocal range is MAGIC.... No SHURE Custom Microphones 🎤 /w 300 different styles. (Weren't even Invented yet.) I'm happy your enjoying the era! Suggestion: Richard Marx (Should be in the RnR Hall of Fame) 1. Should've Known Better 2. Right Here Waiting 3. Now and Forever 4. The Way She Loves Me 5. Nothing to Hide 6. Endless Summer Nights 7. Keep Coming Back (written for Luther Vandross) More coming.... Yes to Head Phones !
The advice you been given in the comments about the Righteous Brothers are spot on. They were absolutely phenomenal, the epitome of white man’s “blue-eyed soul” Their classic recording was Bobby Hatfield’s solo LIVE performance of “Unchained Melody” He had won the honor of first recording the original studio version for radio play on a coin toss with his Righteous Brother partner Bill Medley, and as a result, he owned it and that will ALWAYS be Bobby Hatfield’s song. Now find the live television performance of that same song that everyone still talks about to this day and as the old MasterCard commercials used to put it, your reaction will be PRICELESS! 🧨🧨
According to Wikipedia -- they adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" for the duo in 1962 because at the end of a performance, a black U.S. Marine in the audience would shout, "That was righteous, brothers!"
It's funny. I have watched sooo many of ya'll reacting to this song and NO ONE has mentioned (at the beginning of the song) how Bobby Hatfield is sitting! He has his arm leaning on his knee and his head is leaning on his hand! Soooo relaxed...almost seems bored with it all. LOL I realize he wasn't bored (well, I guess he could have been) but I have never seen anyone else, before or after, take that bodily position on a stage. I love this man. May he RIP.
I think this was 1964. I was 10 yrs old hearing this when my 18 yr old sister would play it on her old school record player. They did not have auto tune and all that shit in the 60s. This is their true god given voices.
If you want to hear the little sing, listen to Unchained Melody. It’s a solo but still listed by the righteous bros. On every album one of the other would do a solo. Bobby Hatfield drew this one and he made it famous.
Yep, GOTTA check out Bobby Hatfield amazing live 1965 performance of “Unchained Melody” brutha! Talk about vocal range.... and he was nervous during the song because his momma was in the audience!
When you can, you REALLY NEED headphones! I know people must be telling you that. You e got to trust us! It will change your LIFE! Before here was stereo, they recorded songs in a way to seem like stereo. It’s an entirely different experience. Ear buds are better than nothing, but headphones are a must! And the better the subwoofer, the more you hear the bass guitar! First time to your channel, and I already like you! You’ve got great energy! A nice vibe. 🥰
You are discovering some of the music of the 60's performed by really talented artists. Both of these men have done solos. Alone or together they create a music experience. Check out Bobby Hatfield's solos--all on You Tube--if you haven't as yet reacted to "Unchained Melody" by Bobby, then you must do so. You will be knocked right out of your socks. Cathy Farrell
Hey Biz, here's an early, lessor know recording by the Righteous Brothers... Which really shows how versatile they were. From 'Blue Eyed Soul' to 'Down and Raunchy' Blues... The Title is I Just Wanna Make Love To You : ruclips.net/video/TWkS1ifRuB4/видео.html Enjoy!
back in the day we were leaving their show and I said the applause was deafening and she said that the applause was loud but all the panties hitting the stage was louder lol maybe lol
If you like a capella groups the group Pentatonix sang a tribute of the song Too much Heaven at the 2017 Grammys to Barry Gibbs and he was blown away! There's a video of in on RUclips but it's not a close up however it is an amazing video to listen to their harmonies are absolutely gorgeous everyone loved it!
Motown!!! Love it! Listen to Rare Earth do “Get Ready.” It’s a cover of Smokey Ronbinson’s song when he was with the Temptations. You’ll really enjoy it! Curious about Rare Earth? This is from Wikipedia - Rare Earth is an American soul band affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members.
Unchained Melody, Soul and Inspiration , Rock nRoll Heaven, I Just Want To Make Love To You, Ebb Tide .and many more by The Righteous Bros. They are not brothers. Bill Medley ( the tall one) and Bobby Hatfield the blonde guy.
IS RIGHT DIFFERENT TIME ERA 60s And 80s 90s 2020. Old TECNOLOGIA them recorded en stage with COREOGRAFIA Orquesta o band and live also mind time and old tv channel or some show ..... Just whit 5he record studio whit pannels controller just audio all nivels .. No WIFI NOTHING LIKE THOSE....AND THIS TIMES 80s 90s 2020. Just them recorded the voice and the music 🎶 whit the pannels. Or Kirkwood. All sound is recorded by computer any instruments is in the kidwoord ... And the controller all audition or can make and ediction .... Is the new tecnologie. Old school that it....but.... The best writer all titulos from the music and instruments anf Harmony and voices. ...no is total different but the ol music is the best also the best time eder
Back then, if you couldn't do it for real, you couldn't do it period. You not trippin, they had to actually master their instrument, no gimme's or so-so bullshit, fixed with tech. Great to see you enjoy this!
You are a perceptive guy and have a good personality, I'm a new subscriber. Please react to Joe Cocker with Mad Dogs and Englishmen, live in concert, doing "With a Little Help from My Friends, it's church fire, also check out "For Free" live in London 1970 by Joni Mitchell. God Bless you.
Can you imagine what it was like growing up with music like this? It was awesome!!! Back then, artists were held to a higher standard than those of today. That's why I switched to country music. All songs tell a story, and you can understand the words. You should do Blue Ain't Your Color by Keith Urban!! Or any song by him for that matter. I don't think you will be disappointed. Or maybe country isn't your thing. Oh wait!! Also, you should check out Darius Rucker!!! Those two are my favorite artists. Oh I love Darius, who is black, but this 70 year old white lady loves him!!!!!
Re technology - the technology which recorded this performance probably resulted in his voice sounding not as good as it was in person! Just think on that!
Would really appreciate it if u would turn the screen toward us so we can see the artists! Also. DON'T comment 'til after the song is OVER! It ruins the song's continuity, please. Like your comments. Don't like when the screen is tiny; LOVE the screen Split EVENLY between the artist & commentator! Thanks!
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Timeless music!!! No auto tune! Just pure talent!!! They also sung this Live!! Who can do that now!!! They were both Smooth!!! The range these two had was ...amazing!!!
now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... now this is the way to melt a woman's heart through music and poetry..... without calling them hoes or bitches......now ladies, when you find a guy that would sing or say this to you and mean it?... go for it.....watch and learn guys..... peace
The Righteous Brothers are exceptional entertainers; they're known as "Blue Eyed Soul"; their voices blend, they compliment each other; this is pure talent; they're brilliant artists
I was 16 in 1964 and still have my 45 singles of the Righteous Brothers. Bill Medley is 80 and still performing in Vegas.
Also try the midnight hour which Bobby sings the lead!
You've just experienced "Blue Eyed Soul" from the 60's!
By the way, this was the most requested song in the 20th Century!
Pure talent - no auto tune!
It was. Raw talent. No auto tune. Back then you had to be good to make it. Classic song. Unchained melody will knock your socks off!
So, how do you like blue eyed soul? Thanks for your honest reaction!!
What's known as blue eye soul. Music will never be what it was in 60s and 70s.
I sing the part "Baby, Baby I get down on my knees for you" every day to my dog when I wake up in the morning and get down to pet her. I sing "You're my soul and my heart's inspiration" to my wife of 40+ years. It makes them both happy. Check out "Unchained Melody" and start playing it for your girl and let the magic happen...
I’ve heard tell that “Unchained Melody” was the inspiration for the signage - “Caution Wet Floor”.
Bill Medley (the bass baritone voice) and Bobby Hatfield (the high tenor with the amazing falsetto) comprise the Righteous Brothers. If you want to hear Bobby sing, you're in for a real treat. Check out his live 1965 performance (in color, where he's wearing a pink suit) of "Unchained Melody." He sings that one solo, and it's one of the most incredible vocal performances you'll ever see in your life. I promise.
Smoke Gets In Your Eyes by The Platters.Great group of the 50's & 60's. Other songs by them : The Great Pretender, Twilight Time, My Prayer, Only You, and many more.😯😯🎤🎤🎶
The vocal range is MAGIC....
No SHURE Custom Microphones 🎤 /w 300 different styles. (Weren't even
Invented yet.)
I'm happy your enjoying the era!
Suggestion: Richard Marx (Should be in the RnR Hall of Fame)
1. Should've Known Better
2. Right Here Waiting
3. Now and Forever
4. The Way She Loves Me
5. Nothing to Hide
6. Endless Summer Nights
7. Keep Coming Back (written for Luther Vandross)
More coming....
Yes to Head Phones !
The advice you been given in the comments about the Righteous Brothers are spot on. They were absolutely phenomenal, the epitome of white man’s “blue-eyed soul” Their classic recording was Bobby Hatfield’s solo LIVE performance of “Unchained Melody” He had won the honor of first recording the original studio version for radio play on a coin toss with his Righteous Brother partner Bill Medley, and as a result, he owned it and that will ALWAYS be Bobby Hatfield’s song.
Now find the live television performance of that same song that everyone still talks about to this day and as the old MasterCard commercials used to put it, your reaction will be PRICELESS! 🧨🧨
Yes, the song is shorter…when it ends, I am saddened that it’s gone, gone, gone
No Auto-Tune in 1964 just Blue-eyed Soul. The next Righteous Brothers song to do is. "Unchained Melody"
Unchained melody by Bobby Hatfield .....and soul and inspiration righteous brothers
According to Wikipedia -- they adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" for the duo in 1962 because at the end of a performance, a black U.S. Marine in the audience would shout, "That was righteous, brothers!"
If you search for the unchained melody live performance, you might find the introduction from the host, where Hatfield backs this up.
They had so much talent, and yes it was raw talent. No auto tune, nothing. Just them. Enjoy.
Autotuned in utero ...
One of the backup singers was a very young Cher.
We used to call vocalist like him, Whiskey Soul Soft. It's just a different sound that worked wonders for both of them. Peace.
Please react to (Righteou🎉s Brothers) Bobby Hatfield solo "Summertime" live performance in 1965. He will blow you away with his soulful vocals.
It's funny. I have watched sooo many of ya'll reacting to this song and NO ONE has mentioned (at the beginning of the song) how Bobby Hatfield is sitting! He has his arm leaning on his knee and his head is leaning on his hand! Soooo relaxed...almost seems bored with it all. LOL I realize he wasn't bored (well, I guess he could have been) but I have never seen anyone else, before or after, take that bodily position on a stage. I love this man. May he RIP.
🤘🏻😎
Bring it on home to me by Righteous Brothers is a awesome duet performance ❤😀.
Unchained Melody by them, well actually just Bobby Hatfield is great. Or both in Your my soul and inspiration.
That will be the next one if there’s I will do thank you
Pro tip : you can watch movies on kaldrostream. I've been using them for watching loads of movies these days.
@Brady John definitely, I've been using Kaldrostream for years myself :D
I think this was 1964. I was 10 yrs old hearing this when my 18 yr old sister would play it on her old school record player. They did not have auto tune and all that shit in the 60s. This is their true god given voices.
Blue-eyed Soul!
Non auto-tune swag
I enjoyed this so much! Thanks for the smiles 😊. Oh...and I agree completely with your comments.
Timeless classic.
Great point about the vocal awesomeness in a performance like this before all the sound booth tech took over.
Yeah I was very impressed by this
If you want to hear the little sing, listen to Unchained Melody. It’s a solo but still listed by the righteous bros. On every album one of the other would do a solo. Bobby Hatfield drew this one and he made it famous.
I was only eleven years old, lol. Glad to see younger generations discovering the music I grew up with.
Yep, GOTTA check out Bobby Hatfield amazing live 1965 performance of “Unchained Melody” brutha! Talk about vocal range.... and he was nervous during the song because his momma was in the audience!
#1 most radio played song in the U.S.
Oh word that’s crazy, it’s a beautiful song
Black marines in California heard them play and say you brothers are Righteous. Hence the name stuck.🙌
check out Smokey Robinson and the Miracles!
When you can, you REALLY NEED headphones! I know people must be telling you that. You e got to trust us! It will change your LIFE! Before here was stereo, they recorded songs in a way to seem like stereo. It’s an entirely different experience. Ear buds are better than nothing, but headphones are a must! And the better the subwoofer, the more you hear the bass guitar! First time to your channel, and I already like you! You’ve got great energy! A nice vibe. 🥰
😁😁 I’m glad you are enjoying the content
Blue Eyed Soul baby.
You are discovering some of the music of the 60's performed by really talented artists. Both of these men have done solos. Alone or together they create a music experience. Check out Bobby Hatfield's solos--all on You Tube--if you haven't as yet reacted to "Unchained Melody" by Bobby, then you must do so. You will be knocked right out of your socks. Cathy Farrell
Hey Biz, here's an early, lessor know recording by the Righteous Brothers... Which really shows how versatile they were. From 'Blue Eyed Soul' to 'Down and Raunchy' Blues... The Title is I Just Wanna Make Love To You : ruclips.net/video/TWkS1ifRuB4/видео.html Enjoy!
Hey i did a video on this thanks
This the most plated song ever.... Checkout Your my soul and inspiration..
1964.. I was five. 😎
Great reaction..nothing like the music of the 60's..also try Ebb Tide and Just Once In My Life! 💞💞💞🎶🎶
Great pick!! You should try unchained Melody if you want to hear both of them...! I love when people do the classics!‼👍💚🧡💜💛❤
back in the day we were leaving their show and I said the applause was deafening and she said that the applause was loud but all the panties hitting the stage was louder lol maybe lol
Too Much Heaven by The BeeGees. Powerful awesome song will blow your mind.
Thanks I will check it out
If you like a capella groups the group Pentatonix sang a tribute of the song Too much Heaven at the 2017 Grammys to Barry Gibbs and he was blown away! There's a video of in on RUclips but it's not a close up however it is an amazing video to listen to their harmonies are absolutely gorgeous everyone loved it!
Try the song by The Righteous Brother's I need your love every day! Bill and Bobby were the best!!!!!!
Try "Fannie May".
Motown!!! Love it! Listen to Rare Earth do “Get Ready.” It’s a cover of Smokey Ronbinson’s song when he was with the Temptations. You’ll really enjoy it! Curious about Rare Earth? This is from Wikipedia - Rare Earth is an American soul band affiliated with Motown's Rare Earth record label. Although not the first white band signed to Motown, Rare Earth was the first big hit-making act signed by Motown that consisted only of white members.
I have never heard of them
That "other brother" sings his guts out in "Unchained Melody".
Unchained Melody, Soul and Inspiration , Rock nRoll Heaven, I Just Want To Make Love To You, Ebb Tide .and many more by The Righteous Bros. They are not brothers. Bill Medley ( the tall one) and Bobby Hatfield the blonde guy.
IS RIGHT DIFFERENT TIME ERA 60s And 80s 90s 2020. Old TECNOLOGIA them recorded en stage with COREOGRAFIA Orquesta o band and live also mind time and old tv channel or some show ..... Just whit 5he record studio whit pannels controller just audio all nivels .. No WIFI NOTHING LIKE THOSE....AND THIS TIMES 80s 90s 2020. Just them recorded the voice and the music 🎶 whit the pannels. Or Kirkwood. All sound is recorded by computer any instruments is in the kidwoord ... And the controller all audition or can make and ediction .... Is the new tecnologie. Old school that it....but.... The best writer all titulos from the music and instruments anf Harmony and voices. ...no is total different but the ol music is the best also the best time eder
If you want a sexy female singing....check out Sade' Pronounced Sa dae You'll love her.😊
Back then, if you couldn't do it for real, you couldn't do it period.
You not trippin, they had to actually master their instrument, no gimme's or so-so bullshit, fixed with tech. Great to see you enjoy this!
Yeah exactly, talent really mattered back than
You are a perceptive guy and have a good personality, I'm a new subscriber. Please react to Joe Cocker with Mad Dogs and Englishmen, live in concert, doing "With a Little Help from My Friends, it's church fire, also check out "For Free" live in London 1970 by Joni Mitchell. God Bless you.
Can you imagine what it was like growing up with music like this? It was awesome!!! Back then, artists were held to a higher standard than those of today. That's why I switched to country music. All songs tell a story, and you can understand the words. You should do Blue Ain't Your Color by Keith Urban!! Or any song by him for that matter. I don't think you will be disappointed. Or maybe country isn't your thing. Oh wait!! Also, you should check out Darius Rucker!!! Those two are my favorite artists. Oh I love Darius, who is black, but this 70 year old white lady loves him!!!!!
Thank God, music is blind.
Forgot to mention -- please vote!!!. Help protect our democracy -- even if it is not perfect, yet.
Re technology - the technology which recorded this performance probably resulted in his voice sounding not as good as it was in person! Just think on that!
Elvis Presley if I can dream original it was a tribute to MLK
Bill Medley the bass singer said that he learned how to sing by listening to Ray Charles.
Etta James - At Last
Hello brother react to Javier Limón y Buika pogr Buenafuente, greeting from Spain🇪🇸🇪🇸.
You can auto tune a fart and make it sound good
😂😂😂
Watch BizMatik: Dude listen to Elvis Presley singing In the Ghetto. It’ll break your heart!
I will
Try Rock and Roll Heaven.
Odd... You think you hit gold with bill but then bobby cones in and you hit paydirt
one of the best singers ever Whitney Houston was back up on this song.
LMAO
Did you mean Whitney ' s mother maybe? I believe her name was Sissy, I know she sang with Elvis.
It was a young Cher that was in the chorus
She was 1 year old when this was recorded
Would really appreciate it if u would turn the screen toward us so we can see the artists! Also. DON'T comment 'til after the song is OVER! It ruins the song's continuity, please. Like your comments. Don't like when the screen is tiny; LOVE the screen Split EVENLY between the artist & commentator! Thanks!
Check out Elvis version just as good if not better 1970 performance you be the judge,won't be disappointed