Yes Asia it was called blue eyed soul. What people don't realize is the singers of both races would get together and jam and learn from each other and you'd see it in their Performaces. It wasn't no stealing going on. It was sharing and joining music and we the listeners enjoyed. My era where music was thoroughly enjoyed.
No one even today can match the smooth sound of the greatest duo of all time. I was 15 when this song came out and still to this day are amazed. Sadly Bobby Hatfield left us in 2003. Don’t know if you’ve played the live version of Bobby’s Unchained Melody but you need to listen to it. Also their #1 song Soul and Inspiration. Also Rock and Roll Heaven from 1974. I’m old, lol so I e heard them all. Thank you for playing it and appreciate the greatness of the Righteous Brothers.
@@bradleyhart2492 your not being a jerk. They are also great duos. It all depends on your choice of music. I loved them all but I have a special place in my heart for the Righteous Brothers.
I was only 7 when this came out, but lived with my aunt who played the Rightous Brothers and Elvis all the time. So I have heard them quite a bit myself along with the Beatles when they hit the USA back in those days.
The Dynamic Duo doesn't disappoint, been a big fan from 1964. This was the #1 requested song to radio stations in the 20th century. Many great other songs. Hard to believe Bill Medley is 81. He's touring in FL presently with Bucky Heard. Sadly Bobby Hatfield passed in 2003. Sadly missed by music fans everywhere. Never knew he would provide so much enjoyment especially doing Unchained Melody as a solo.
These guys were awesome! I'm 73 years old and never get tired listening to their music. Brings so many memories of my teenage years. Love this dual. My ex husband is gone. They were are favorite guys! ❤❤❤
Me too, ma'am! I was 14 years old when this song came out. The Righteous Brothers instantly became one of my favorites. A year later, Bob Dylan released "Like a Rolling Stone," and both songs have stayed lodged in my brain-pan ever since. By the way, the Brothers owned a club in Reno for years, which I visited in 1990, but I never got to see them perform. But I still have their music!
You would have to have a cold heart not to love this track - It has everything, melody, lyrics, harmonies and their voices. It certainly doesn't sound like it is over 50 years old. A true classic.
Credit is due to Phil Spector, the producer of the Righteous Brothers along with many other stellar groups of the time. Spector created the "Wall of Sound" concept that gave these songs such depth and power. Other producers would use a piano and maybe two guitarists, but Spector would use four simultaneous pianos with a room full of guitarists and massive numbers of other session musicians -- and he only used the best. He drove the musicians and singers to the brink of exhaustion during the recording sessions until he got the sound he wanted. The man was a certified musical genius, and also a certified complete nut case. He is currently serving a life sentence in the California prison system for murder.
Remember them when they debuted in 1965. Man, until we all saw them on tv, everyone thought they were a "Black" R&B duo. Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield had soul...period. They had many more hits, and were among the most popular artists for the next 20 yrs or so. So smooth.
And what got me was how easy Bobby could sing like he did and never looked or sounded out of breath.they were both phenomenal. And they got there name from the black community,they kept telling them they were righteous and thats how they got there name. You guys are 🔥.I
Well this one is my favorite but unchained melody is a close second all these years later still melting women's hearts exactly the reason they wrote it.
The picture you chose for your thumbnail is Bill Medley and Bucky Heard. Bucky Heard became Medley's singing partner years after Bobby Hatfield (who appears in this video) passed away.
Before the internet, it was so much harder to find out which band or artist was singing a song you'd hear on the radio. And it was also much harder to catch a live performance on the TV, partly because there was no "on demand" streaming, and no such thing as a DVR (and in the 1960s, no consumer video recording capability at all.)
First time to your channel, and, I loved it! Asia, girl, you lit up like a Christmas tree when their soulful tones got to you! Your smile and attitude said it all. Just a delight to watch! And, BJ, you are right, you can hear the soul in both their voices, but Bill's low tones just shout "SOUL"! Keep the videos coming. You gained a subscriber here!
This is such a beautiful song. I remember it in top gun. But when he hits the high note in the middle of the song, oh my God it almost makes my heart stop it's so beautiful
No click tracks, no in ear monitors, no auto-tune, just raw talent. If you really want toi hear Bill sing with some soul, check out their song I Just Want To Make Love To You. You owe it to yourselves to hear it.
I was 10 yrs young when this song hit the scene, and I heard it everywhere in SoCal... More interestingly, my 10 yr older sis hung at a bar of the Sunset strip that Bill and Bobbie frequented after house-gigs, and she was beyond enamored! Thanks for the memories.
you nailed it, this song and so many others from this era have been sampled and redone so many times they will just live on forever. It's fantastic to see where it started and I feel like a lot of people miss the originals and why it was redone.
Oh huns I was just in Jr.High when they sang this on the Dick Clark show! I ran home after school to watch them! It was in the late 50s early 60s when they sang these songs!
I was lucky enough to see them in concert twice. I had great seats in front center stage. It was the best concerts ever. I have always loved them. So glad you guys have the opportunity to react to them. They were the best!
Bill medley is the taller one with that deep baritone voice that's so soulful and Bobby Hatfield is the tenor with that high almost falsetto type voice together they are excellent.
Thanks again, Asia and BJ, for reacting to some great music. This was apparently, the most played song in the twentieth century, and one of those back-up singers in the video was a young contralto named Cher.
50's and 60's classic's grew up with them when music was awesome 70's too some 80's but the 60,s and 70,s are it , hasn't been beat yet ! Cher is singing backup
This song was written for the Righteous Brothers, Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield (rip Bobby) On record, it was the most played song of the 20th century. I remember when they sang it live on the TV show Shindig. They were regulars on that show. Us girls were so crazy for these guys. The Righteous Brothers had so much soul but also there was so much passion displayed while performing their songs.
Righteous Brothers song Ebbtide. We slow danced to Righteous Brothers music back then. I was a senior in high school when this song was released. Every garage band attempted it, but this song requires soul.
what I wish, Asia and TJ, is to " bring back this artistic quality of singing" ...I remember watching and listening to the Righteous Brothers sing this song live on TV...Audiences of the 1960s expected nothing but the best as this was the norm at that time...Artists like Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald etc, set a standard of excellence in the performing arts in that wonderful iconic era...
The famous Producer, Phil Spector! This is known as the “Spector Sound”. Phil commissioned Tina Turner for one of his songs. Please react to: Tina Turner - River Deep, Mountain High.
Actually the photo is not the original Righteous Brothers. It's Bobby Heard who replaced Bobby Hatfield a few years ago. BH died in 2003. Other songs by them u may enjoy are Unchained Melody, Soul & Inspiration and For once in my Life and Little Latin Lupe Lu. Bill Medley had a great solo hit Brown Eyed Woman in 68. I know both of u dig his voice more, worth checking out.
About 4 years ago Bill Medoly cane to Hinkley Casino and sang this song. Bobbie had passed away some time before. He was still flawless. They have a number of great songs. Check them out. Won't be sorry.
First really listened to the RB in the the first TOP GUN movie be and had no idea what, when who they were perfect examples of that 50s/early 60s soul singers. Lush and smooth with the strings providing the fullness of the songs. Remember, this was sung live on TV, on those tiny little microphones. Astounding.
This was from the ABC-TV prime time series called "Shindig!" which aired in the 1960s from around 1964 to 1966 or thereabouts. I'm pretty sure it aired in color, but capturing color videotape was extremely expensive back then, and most TV networks re-used videotape, so many of the programs recorded on videotape did not survive because the tapes were re-used. It's a miracle that this recording survived. (Most didn't.) Although to be fair, someone in RUclipslandhas taken the studio single of this song and synced it to the video that aired on Shindig! The live performance on Shindig! that night was not this good. (Look around and you can find this same video with the original sound. It's underwhelming.) Here, you're hearing the actual single that was a top ten hit.
Asia you are so gorgeous your smile is so beautiful. I just subscribed to your channel .The 2 of you appreciate great music, I was born in 1964 and my mother loved The Righteous Brothers. Much love to you both.
Still get goosebumps when I hear this song. I remember pushing the mechanical channel selection buttons on my AM radio (only) in my car. Searched between 3 stations over and over till it came up again. Hard to believe it was over 50 years ago!
Some many dual groups in this era but if you want some thing from the early eighties try Hall & Oates guys theses two were the front guys who were scoring hit after hit. Daryl Hall voice is so full of soul and smooth and John Oates can not only do back vocals but he is lead singer on some songs as well his range is incredible. Give them a listen.
FYI, This is one of the best reactions I have seen in a long time. Good job. Having been a kid back in the early 60's I have grown up with great talent and for me the 60's and 70's are so deep and delicious. Thanks for doing such a great reaction. BTW, I rarely say that!
All time classic song, you couldn't auto tune this even if it was around back then. One of my favorite things is watching the women reacting to this song that hadn't heard it before when he sings "get down on my knees" LOL
Bobby sang unchained melody, "live" on Andy Williams show in 1965. One take, no autotune. Check out his spin on summertime, also ebb tide. He is dearly missed, but we still have his 🎶.
I was 11 when this song hit the radio and my older sisters played it over and over on their record player. We had 45's then but, the sound now is much better with the advanced technology.
Every now and then I have been asked my favourite song or top ten etc which is just impossible but whatever list I've come up with this song is always there.
The Guy you show in your background is not Bobby Hatfield. This guy played with Bill after Bobby’s death. I met them growing up in Anaheim. My Dad played with Bobby as kids on the same Block. He went to School with him through High School!! They were the Pride of Anaheim California. The Real Orange County!!!
I said it once and I'll say it again, Righteous Brothers best singing Duo in history hands down!
I think Simon & Garfunkel would be up there with them.
@@Londoneye57 Simon and Garfunkel are superior song writers but vocals wise idk.
@@Londoneye57 They were better songwriters, but no way they were better singers.
Bill was a ladies man back in the day had his pick of the motown ladies
I agree
Yes Asia it was called blue eyed soul. What people don't realize is the singers of both races would get together and jam and learn from each other and you'd see it in their Performaces. It wasn't no stealing going on. It was sharing and joining music and we the listeners enjoyed. My era where music was thoroughly enjoyed.
That’s not true! There was PLENTY of stealing going on back then. Both black and white musicians got ripped off.
No one even today can match the smooth sound of the greatest duo of all time. I was 15 when this song came out and still to this day are amazed. Sadly Bobby Hatfield left us in 2003. Don’t know if you’ve played the live version of Bobby’s Unchained Melody but you need to listen to it. Also their #1 song Soul and Inspiration. Also Rock and Roll Heaven from 1974. I’m old, lol so I e heard them all. Thank you for playing it and appreciate the greatness of the Righteous Brothers.
ASIA YOUR SO PRETTY!
Not trying to be a jerk....but the carpenters and Simon & Garfunkel aren't to bad either....just throwing that out there, cheers mate.
it helped to to have one of the Best Bands ever on their records the Wrecking Crew
@@bradleyhart2492 your not being a jerk. They are also great duos. It all depends on your choice of music. I loved them all but I have a special place in my heart for the Righteous Brothers.
I was only 7 when this came out, but lived with my aunt who played the Rightous Brothers and Elvis all the time. So I have heard them quite a bit myself along with the Beatles when they hit the USA back in those days.
love when Bobby starts that soulful wailing towards the end of the song.
I love the video too, the opening scene is so film noir, the silhouettes, heavenly choir, love it.
The Dynamic Duo doesn't disappoint, been a big fan from 1964. This was the #1 requested song to radio stations in the 20th century. Many great other songs. Hard to believe Bill Medley is 81. He's touring in FL presently with Bucky Heard. Sadly Bobby Hatfield passed in 2003. Sadly missed by music fans everywhere. Never knew he would provide so much enjoyment especially doing Unchained Melody as a solo.
Blue Eyed Soul; no auto tune, just tons of talent. Baby-making music.
Guaranteed to make the knickers come off!
Can confirm. One baby made to this tune.
AGREED!!!!💕❤💕❤
@@ZenSponge 🤣
These guys were awesome! I'm 73 years old and never get tired listening to their music. Brings so many memories of my teenage years. Love this dual. My ex husband is gone. They were are favorite guys! ❤❤❤
Me too, ma'am! I was 14 years old when this song came out. The Righteous Brothers instantly became one of my favorites. A year later, Bob Dylan released "Like a Rolling Stone," and both songs have stayed lodged in my brain-pan ever since. By the way, the Brothers owned a club in Reno for years, which I visited in 1990, but I never got to see them perform. But I still have their music!
*our, not are.
Watching ASIA'S eyes open up like somebody opened the shades when the two of them started to sing AWESOME
Loved this era of music. Real singers
You would have to have a cold heart not to love this track - It has everything, melody, lyrics, harmonies and their voices. It certainly doesn't sound like it is over 50 years old. A true classic.
They were the best.Bill and Bobby.this song is the most played on radio ever.
This was the most played song on radio and TV in the 20th century with over 8.2 million plays. Calling it a classic is an understatement
Credit is due to Phil Spector, the producer of the Righteous Brothers along with many other stellar groups of the time. Spector created the "Wall of Sound" concept that gave these songs such depth and power. Other producers would use a piano and maybe two guitarists, but Spector would use four simultaneous pianos with a room full of guitarists and massive numbers of other session musicians -- and he only used the best. He drove the musicians and singers to the brink of exhaustion during the recording sessions until he got the sound he wanted. The man was a certified musical genius, and also a certified complete nut case. He is currently serving a life sentence in the California prison system for murder.
He died in prison for murdering a woman
Remember them when they debuted in 1965. Man, until we all saw them on tv, everyone thought they were a "Black" R&B duo. Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield had soul...period. They had many more hits, and were among the most popular artists for the next 20 yrs or so.
So smooth.
Blue eyed soul. 🤘
Bill also sang "I've Had The Time Of My Life" with Jennifer Warnes in the movie "Dirty Dancing"
Asia's comments were on point at the end. The voice's, dressed to the nine's, and the orchestra's. Fantastic music. 👍
Asia's comments are always good. She's beautiful.
And what got me was how easy Bobby could sing like he did and never looked or sounded out of breath.they were both phenomenal.
And they got there name from the black community,they kept telling them they were righteous and thats how they got there name.
You guys are 🔥.I
Greatest duo of all time, the legendary Righteous Brothers!
You feel every word these guys sing. You don't find that very often.
Maybe the best harmonizing in musical history. Amazing.
i consider this the greatest song of all time.. tingles every time
I grew up listening to 50s and 60s music, but was born in 84. This is one of my favourite reactions of yours!
Well this one is my favorite but unchained melody is a close second all these years later still melting women's hearts exactly the reason they wrote it.
Dropping panties since the 60's
The other one that sends me from them is Soul and Inspiration. Three of the greatest musical listening experiences I've ever had.
They did not write unchained melody, but they took it to the top and owned that song.
This song is certified to have the most radio airtime of any song from the 20th Century.
I grew up listening to these two (Blue eyed Soul) singers and I still love and listen to them! Great reaction to them!
You don't only hear the Righteous Brothers. You fell it in your heart.
No music comes close to this anymore!! So sad🎶💜🎵🎶
The picture you chose for your thumbnail is Bill Medley and Bucky Heard. Bucky Heard became Medley's singing partner years after Bobby Hatfield (who appears in this video) passed away.
Before the internet, it was so much harder to find out which band or artist was singing a song you'd hear on the radio. And it was also much harder to catch a live performance on the TV, partly because there was no "on demand" streaming, and no such thing as a DVR (and in the 1960s, no consumer video recording capability at all.)
Yep, you missed seeing an artist that night on TV and it was basically gone forever.
Bill Medley still performs in Branson,MO. with his son taking Bobbie place.
First time to your channel, and, I loved it! Asia, girl, you lit up like a Christmas tree when their soulful tones got to you! Your smile and attitude said it all. Just a delight to watch! And, BJ, you are right, you can hear the soul in both their voices, but Bill's low tones just shout "SOUL"! Keep the videos coming. You gained a subscriber here!
This is such a beautiful song. I remember it in top gun. But when he hits the high note in the middle of the song, oh my God it almost makes my heart stop it's so beautiful
No click tracks, no in ear monitors, no auto-tune, just raw talent. If you really want toi hear Bill sing with some soul, check out their song I Just Want To Make Love To You. You owe it to yourselves to hear it.
Fun Fact: This was the most listened to song of he 20th century.
Really? I think that was Yesterday or some Elvis song.
@@jackprescott9652 Nope.
@@realitycheck5376 amazing
@@jackprescott9652 I put the link up only it got deleted for some reason but you can search it. It is true.
@@realitycheck5376 It´s ok i believe you.
I was 10 yrs young when this song hit the scene, and I heard it everywhere in SoCal... More interestingly, my 10 yr older sis hung at a bar of the Sunset strip that Bill and Bobbie frequented after house-gigs, and she was beyond enamored! Thanks for the memories.
Love this song Great Reaction of pure classic wonderment. Thank You Two.
Oh my God. your reactions just lifted me out of four days of hellish isolation.. you are both
very sweet people, love
Peace and joy to you....
you nailed it, this song and so many others from this era have been sampled and redone so many times they will just live on forever. It's fantastic to see where it started and I feel like a lot of people miss the originals and why it was redone.
Oh huns I was just in Jr.High when they sang this on the Dick Clark show! I ran home after school to watch them! It was in the late 50s early 60s when they sang these songs!
I was lucky enough to see them in concert twice. I had great seats in front center stage. It was the best concerts ever. I have always loved them. So glad you guys have the opportunity to react to them. They were the best!
Now you know the reason this was the most requested/played song on the radio of the 20th Century.
That hit the spot. But it always does. Hope y'all bring some more of that up in here.
That last part always giving me those goosebumps. Beautiful voices and song are just timeless.
Fun fact: Cher is one of the background dancers.
Bill medley is the taller one with that deep baritone voice that's so soulful and Bobby Hatfield is the tenor with that high almost falsetto type voice together they are excellent.
Bobby Hatfield was a counter tenor so he could hit notes a soprano couldn't
They were born to sing together like peaches and herb!🎤
Bill Medley was a baritone with soul like we have never heard. Yes, blue eyed soul.
Soul &inspiration, Righteous brothers
I saw this on TV when I was 9 and my mom and dad got up and danced.It was great.
I've viewed many reactions to this song...yours is the best. Many very good ones too ty!
they are the best no doubt i have not never hear voices like that in my life im 72 years an i get chills when i here now , no doubt the best ever was
2 of the best singers.
Thanks again, Asia and BJ, for reacting to some great music. This was apparently, the most played song in the twentieth century, and one of those back-up singers in the video was a young contralto named Cher.
50's and 60's classic's grew up with them when music was awesome 70's too some 80's but the 60,s and 70,s are it , hasn't been beat yet ! Cher is singing backup
This song was written for the Righteous Brothers, Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield
(rip Bobby) On record, it was the most played song of the 20th century. I remember when they sang it live on the TV show Shindig. They were regulars on that show. Us girls were so crazy for these guys. The Righteous Brothers had so much soul but also there was so much passion displayed while performing their songs.
This song reminds me of watching Top Gun for the first time. Iconic scene with this song’
I automatically hit the like button the second I tune in. These two are the best on RUclips.
these two guys had a lot of great Songs people loved them they was good in the day u know thanks for playing them
Righteous Brothers song Ebbtide. We slow danced to Righteous Brothers music back then. I was a senior in high school when this song was released. Every garage band attempted it, but this song requires soul.
This was the most requested song, according to BMI, in the twentieth Century...
Geez, what a song. What a voice.
One of my favorites FOREVER, I had my moms 45 back in early 70s,wish I still had it
what I wish, Asia and TJ, is to " bring back this artistic quality of singing" ...I remember watching and listening to the Righteous Brothers sing this song live on TV...Audiences of the 1960s expected nothing but the best as this was the norm at that time...Artists like Sinatra, Johnny Mathis, Nat King Cole, Ella Fitzgerald etc, set a standard of excellence in the performing arts in that wonderful iconic era...
Thanks for your love of music
And your awareness of this wonderful duo -
The famous Producer, Phil Spector! This is known as the “Spector Sound”. Phil commissioned Tina Turner for one of his songs.
Please react to: Tina Turner - River Deep, Mountain High.
Actually the photo is not the original Righteous Brothers. It's Bobby Heard who replaced Bobby Hatfield a few years ago. BH died in 2003. Other songs by them u may enjoy are Unchained Melody, Soul & Inspiration and For once in my Life and Little Latin Lupe Lu. Bill Medley had a great solo hit Brown Eyed Woman in 68. I know both of u dig his voice more, worth checking out.
That was fun listening to that classic with you guys.
About 4 years ago Bill Medoly cane to Hinkley Casino and sang this song. Bobbie had passed away some time before. He was still flawless.
They have a number of great songs. Check them out. Won't be sorry.
Yep, loved the Righteous Brothers. Mainly because my two oldest sisters were hard core fans.
Well Said Asia They Were So Smooth and Soulful
First really listened to the RB in the the first TOP GUN movie be and had no idea what, when who they were perfect examples of that 50s/early 60s soul singers. Lush and smooth with the strings providing the fullness of the songs. Remember, this was sung live on TV, on those tiny little microphones. Astounding.
Its definitely classic! Unsung artist!
The Righteous Brothers got their name from black Marines from the El Toro Marine base who started calling them "righteous brothers"
You've absolutely right !! So many people thought they were black before seeing them perform live.
This was from the ABC-TV prime time series called "Shindig!" which aired in the 1960s from around 1964 to 1966 or thereabouts. I'm pretty sure it aired in color, but capturing color videotape was extremely expensive back then, and most TV networks re-used videotape, so many of the programs recorded on videotape did not survive because the tapes were re-used. It's a miracle that this recording survived. (Most didn't.) Although to be fair, someone in RUclipslandhas taken the studio single of this song and synced it to the video that aired on Shindig! The live performance on Shindig! that night was not this good. (Look around and you can find this same video with the original sound. It's underwhelming.) Here, you're hearing the actual single that was a top ten hit.
Love yall reactions..and Asia that smile OMG 😲 love it
Asia you are so gorgeous your smile is so beautiful. I just subscribed to your channel .The 2 of you appreciate great music, I was born in 1964 and my mother loved The Righteous Brothers. Much love to you both.
Loved your reaction to some blue eyed soul from 1964! Pure raw talent!
Grew up with their music.......we danced many dances to their amazing songs.
Still get goosebumps when I hear this song. I remember pushing the mechanical channel selection buttons on my AM radio (only) in my car. Searched between 3 stations over and over till it came up again. Hard to believe it was over 50 years ago!
Some many dual groups in this era but if you want some thing from the early eighties try Hall & Oates guys theses two were the front guys who were scoring hit after hit. Daryl Hall voice is so full of soul and smooth and John Oates can not only do back vocals but he is lead singer on some songs as well his range is incredible. Give them a listen.
New life breathed into this song with the bar scene in Top Gun when Tom Cruise and Anthony Edwards sing it Kelly McGinnis
Don't forget the man behind this song was Mr 'wall of sound' himself Phil Spector.
Watched them on our black n white TV sitting on the floor at Daddy's feet in Nashville TN. Love my childhood.
My dad’s favorite groups were from Motown and he loved The Righteous Brothers.
The smiling faces say it all superb song.
FYI, This is one of the best reactions I have seen in a long time. Good job. Having been a kid back in the early 60's I have grown up with great talent and for me the 60's and 70's are so deep and delicious. Thanks for doing such a great reaction. BTW, I rarely say that!
All time classic song, you couldn't auto tune this even if it was around back then.
One of my favorite things is watching the women reacting to this song that hadn't heard it before when he sings "get down on my knees" LOL
Asia...
I know that you have heard this a hundred times over but you are one beautiful lady!!!
Two very gifted singers.
Unchained Melody is a must. Bobby Hatfield did it as a single. So beautiful and you can see his amazing talent.
Bobby sang unchained melody, "live" on Andy Williams show in 1965. One take, no autotune. Check out his spin on summertime, also ebb tide. He is dearly missed, but we still have his 🎶.
One of the best singing groups of the Era along with other groups like the temtin' temptations! I'm happy that I lived it!
I was 11 when this song hit the radio and my older sisters played it over and over on their record player. We had 45's then but, the sound now is much better with the advanced technology.
How cute are they performing in tuxedos
These guys are legends. Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley.
Every now and then I have been asked my favourite song or top ten etc which is just impossible but whatever list I've come up with this song is always there.
This song has played on radio and TV more than 15 million times since it was recorded in 1964 making it the most played song of all time.
Just love your videos.....Thank you
Grew up on this song. This duo was responsible for a lot of babies being born
Bill Weathers is the same singer that sang with Jennifer Warren"I'VE HAD THE TIME OF MY LIFE ", from the soundtrack to Dirty Dancing.
Had my first high school dance to this song
The most played song of the 20th century. Danced to this in high school.
The Guy you show in your background is not Bobby Hatfield. This guy played with Bill after Bobby’s death. I met them growing up in Anaheim. My Dad played with Bobby as kids on the same Block. He went to School with him through High School!! They were the Pride of Anaheim California. The Real Orange County!!!