It's an interesting world these days. I'm an old man, a half breed Mohawk injun that lives alone in the north woods of Maine. I only see other people when I want to. This amazing phone is practically my only contact with the outside world. It blows my old hippie mind that I can watch somebody 50 years younger who has lived a totally different life than me get off on the same shit that I did when I was your age. Rock on, young man, you've got the spirit...
Listen to "I just want to make love to you" by the Righteous Brothers. Itll change your life. You will truely realize your grandparents were way cooler than you...lol
As a "baby boomer" who was raised with this music, it is so heart warming to see that it is still touching our younger generation and showing them real talent.
I am 71 yrs old. I was in ny mid-teens when they were at their peak i still get the same feelings now hearing their music as I did back then. Glad you people today still appreciate their music
So glad to see the young people being able to reach back to the music of our youth. Btw Just turned 72 Teresa. The sound track of our youth. Peace and Love dear
The name came from some black Marines in a bar they were performing in. One of them was so impressed he yelled "That's RIGHTEOUS brothers!" And I guess these two unrelated guys decided that was the best name ever. So that's what they called themselves after that.
I'm a white woman in my mid seventies and I grew up with Motown, Rhythm and Blues and these guys who represent blue-eyed soul! It's great to see young people who appreciate the harmony of Bobby, the tenor with a six octave range and Bill a true baritone! Great music is universal!
All that before autotune. Pure talent A time when acapella was how they got noticed. Thank you for giving this music air time. So cool. We have to keep great music alive period. Generation to generation
The music industry in those days very effectively sought out and supported real talent. However, if you couldn't pull it off live in front of an audience, you didn't get a record deal.
We had a plethora of great music in the 60's and 70's. Band, for the most part, wrote their own lyrics and music, played their own instruments and didn't need a computer to sing. It was a great time to listen to music.
@@monagarrison2389 So true, in some ways it brought us together. Some music today, keeps us apart. Maybe BTS will bring the young people today, together. IDK
My brotha, Im happy for ya! These cats sang about devotion and dedication to and for a woman...an unpopular notion tbese days. Keep unpacking these soul gems from the 60s.
Your love for music is infectious. Have you considered becoming a music historian? I think it might be something you’d love to do. Maybe teaching and sharing (creating a museum) it’s history so it’s preserved and passed on to younger generations.. just a thought :-)
If you ever have lady troubles, just play this, she will melt LOL. No, they are not actually brothers, they are Bill Medley (tall bass singer) & Bobby Hatfield (blond tenor singer). Bobby passed away in 2003. Thanks for doing this one, young man.
@@monagarrison2389 Oh yes, although I was born in '62 my mother had a broad range of music she liked to listen to. One of her favorites were the Righteous Brothers.
I remember going down a country road around 1967 in a Mustang with the top down listening to this song. I thought I was going to fly away. Young bro, you're mining gold, Thank you
I have to admit I'm bawling right now. Not only the music, but how much this beautiful young man appreciates it. The Twins bring Joy and show Music truly IS the language of The Universe. Keep your Hearts, Minds and Ears open. ✌🙌✌
It's like two guys with the power of TEN awesome VOICES! That's how strong their vocals are. Their harmonizing is superb also. I've always loved their music!
I love your reaction. I'm old (turned 72 last week) and this is the music I grew up with. I love that someone young like you appreciates pure, true talent.
Love it when after Bobby's quiet talking Bill comes exploding in with his emotional soulful pleading. You felt it too I could tell. You said "best duo ever!" I agree! Thank you for not pausing at critical spots and respecting the music by not talking too much. You are a Oner especially at such a young age. 😍
This time period was amazing for talent. These performers did the songs live with very little in the way, just the music and the amazing voices. No dancers running all over the place or flashy stuff, just pure beautiful music. I'm glad to see the new generation discovering such talent from the past.
I grew up in the 1970's. This song will stand the test of time. Nice to see you have an old soul. Few have this trait you have. Thanks for your reaction video. Keep it up and please remember to pass the many songs of our past to your kids and so on. They will be better off and well rounded. ✌🏼🙏🏼🌎🌍🌏
I heard this song when it came out over 54 years ago. I had the single when it came out then tossed it 4 years later because I wore it out playing it so much! It will always be my favorite song of theirs.
Whoa Bobby you always gave us a surprise in the middle. Best duo ever and they each did solos. Talent never dies. Thanks for your sincere reaction of our teen music of the sixties.
Yes, I love them too! For ages I thought they were a Black group, too, just from hearing them on the radio. However, music has no colour, nor does soul.
at 65 years old I still remember all the words to these songs. We always had a dance every Friday night after the high school football games. That was a regular song that the band played. So Great!
They were the most awesome duo ever. We had some really great music in our era. Love them. Thanks for sharing and showing so much appreciation for such great talent!!
Had to watch your reaction to Soul & Inspiration after seeing your deep reaction to Bobby Hatfield's Unchained Melody. Top tier music by anyone's standards. Glad to see a young man's appreciation.
I loved seeing your reactions to these old songs, as a child born in the 60s I grew up with this music with my parents and still love it today , I’ve had to subscribe to see more 😁
Okay, The tall guy is Bill Medley. the other is Bobby Hatfield. They are not related which makes it more amazing that in this huge world they would be brought together in such anawesome duo. Bill is still touring and Bobby has passed. I would like you to react to the Bee Gees, who were 3 brothers with amazing vocals.
Thanks for this info, I didn’t know their names. when I read the name bill medley I thought it sounded familiar so I looked him up on here and he sang time of my life from dirty dancing. I love that movie and song so I just thought that was cool. So thanks.
@@mackenzie98 they were brought together by the guitar player,who played for both of there different bands.Bobby played a party at long Beach state where he had a baseball scholarship.Bill Medley showed up to listen.was invited up to sing,As sometimes happen in life,they were perfect together.both knew the words and the rest is hisrory
The Righteous Brothers were originally an American musical duo of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. They began performing together in 1962 in the Los Angeles area as part of a five-member group called the Paramours,[1] but adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" when they embarked on their recording career as a duo. Their most active recording period was in the 1960s and 70s, and although the duo was inactive for some years, Hatfield and Medley reunited in 1981 and continued to perform until Hatfield's death in 2003. The music they performed is sometimes dubbed "blue-eyed soul".
I normally do not watch videos like this, but I kept seeing the suggestion on the side of my screen and I decided to make a pit stop, and I'm really glad I did. I enjoy watching people respect and appreciate various forms of music and the reactions I keep seeing are just heartwarming if I'm being honest. Thank you for sharing this.
It's wonderful seeing a younger person hear a loved song for the first time. This was in my teens and I loved them and still do. Now, you get them too.
I love it that a lot of young reactors like you have discovered and appreciate The Righteous Brothers. I just heard a song by them that I had forgotten about called "Ebb Tide". It was another one, like Unchained Melody, that Bobby Hatfield sang solo. I haven't seen anyone else react to it yet.
When you said 'their tones just work perfectly together,' I was just about to say that. One has a deeper voice, the other higher, and they just compliment each other to a T.
Watched all 3 of your reactions to the Righteous Brothers and loved each one more than the last. Love to see someone to affected by the music. Keep up the great work.
And, just think about this, they are doing these performances live in front of an audience. That's talent! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. 2019
I saw them live in Vegas, and this just brought back so many memories. Can’t think of anyone better, and I was blessed to see a lot of live performances there. They just stood there and sang. No messing around, just sang. Heavenly. 😢🤯. I’m so happy to see you young guys knowing what’s good is timeless! Keep it alive, and pass it on. Seeing you and them, makes me cry.
It's soooooo much fun to see how you appreciate music that was made long before you were born. And your honest, unfiltered reactions are priceless!!!! Keep up the great vibes Tim! God bless you and your bro.
It was no coincidence that during the peak of their popularity, they were being produced by the genius Phil Spector before he lost his mind. They had the talent, he had the ear and the "wall of sound". My favorite number of theirs is "Just Once in my Life". Check it out. Also, check out Spector's first effort with the wall of sound concept, from a little over 3 years before the Medley and Hatfield hit it big. Gene Pitney's "Every Breath I Take."
The spark and enthusiasm you show remind me of my young students when they got the joy of ‘seeing’-be it in reading or math or art or music. Thank you.
I grew up listening to these guys. I fell in love with guys when I was 15 yrs old. I have every vinyl record they made. I'm 73 yrs old and I still listen to their CD'S in my car. ❤❤❤❤
I am so happy you found these guys. They are legends who Billy Joel Inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. This was the Second Song written for them by Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil after You've Lost That Loving Feeling. The Show they are on is called Hullabaloo where each week a Different Person Hosts. It was also the First Song they did after leaving Phil Spector.
1:07. I just can't get used to how deep this man's voice is. I just finished listening to another song with him, and I came here and still got shocked! So soulful and rich and powerful! Amazing.
Thank God you are bringing back this music. Some of the best ever. And what’s even better ? Young as you are you GET IT ! Some of the best music ever made. Thank you for this. Love you guys. ❤️🔥
Wow even me as a 30 yr old, I listened to these songs growing up because my mother loved her "oldies" I didn't understand it then but now I think about how amazing so many of these songs are! I love your reaction videos, so fun to watch and jam with you lol!
As a child of the 60's, I truly enjoy watching young men and women meet the music that I listened to. I am glad you enjoy the Righteous Brothers. They were excellent. Unfortunately, Bobby Hatfield died a few years ago, but Bill Medley is still with us.
Great reaction video---you really get immersed in the music, and it's so good to see someone newly appreciating such a great, old ,(but timeless) song!
That's what makes this almost amazing because you would think that they really were brothers and it's been a lot of time you know perfecting their sound but in reality they are two studio singers that were put together by a studio who thought that they could really be something special singing together and as you and I both know that worked out to be quite good for the studio or they are really a fantastic duo.
You made a very insightful remark .....there was a time that only God gifted singers were featured and promoted....too many people in the field that make a lot of noise , or technology is used to make them sound better......true mega talent is rare ....glad you enjoy them as much as my generation did
One of my favorite songs by the Righteous Brothers is Little Latin Lupe Lu. I can't help but dance to the song. I am now in my 40's and I can't quite move the same as when I was younger, but I still shake my thing when that song comes on.
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It's an interesting world these days. I'm an old man, a half breed Mohawk injun that lives alone in the north woods of Maine. I only see other people when I want to. This amazing phone is practically my only contact with the outside world. It blows my old hippie mind that I can watch somebody 50 years younger who has lived a totally different life than me get off on the same shit that I did when I was your age. Rock on, young man, you've got the spirit...
Right on!
This comment made my soul smile.
YOU SOUND COOL YOURSELF!!!!!😀
Amen T.J.!
Love your show, making me reconnect with music I grew up on...
Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. Not Brothers by blood, but brothers by soul. They truly are one of the most gifted vocal duos, by far.
The two greatest harmony pairings in history: Simon and Garfunkel and The Righteous Brothers.
@@RBNightlinger Art Garfunkel and Bobby Hatfield ...a piece of Heaven on Earth
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Blue Eyed Soul for sure.......
Listen to "I just want to make love to you" by the Righteous Brothers. Itll change your life. You will truely realize your grandparents were way cooler than you...lol
We don’t have to always annoint people the best, but these guys are on a select list
As a "baby boomer" who was raised with this music, it is so heart warming to see that it is still touching our younger generation and showing them real talent.
Here, here Linda! Fellow late Boomer.
My sentiments exactly!
I am 71 yrs old. I was in ny mid-teens when they were at their peak i still get the same feelings now hearing their music as I did back then. Glad you people today still appreciate their music
I loved the you people part... Lol
It was supposed too say young people. Sorry, the way it read sounded rather tacky.
I wasn't offended.
It just stood out.
I admit I was shocked to see this young man even entertain this duo. I'm so happy he did.
So glad to see the young people being able to reach back to the music of our youth. Btw Just turned 72 Teresa. The sound track of our youth. Peace and Love dear
The name came from some black Marines in a bar they were performing in.
One of them was so impressed he yelled "That's RIGHTEOUS brothers!"
And I guess these two unrelated guys decided that was the best name ever. So that's what they called themselves after that.
I'm a white woman in my mid seventies and I grew up with Motown, Rhythm and Blues and these guys who represent blue-eyed soul! It's great to see young people who appreciate the harmony of Bobby, the tenor with a six octave range and Bill a true baritone! Great music is universal!
I love this kid; I understand what he's feeling, I feel it too. It's so good he just can't bare it. He had me grinning through the whole song.
Thanks for bringing a big smile to a currently self-isolating "old" lady who still melts to their songs! Keep up the great work! 😁
Tru dat...from one self isolating old woman to another.😁
❤️ your comment. 😷😷
@@Luckie382 Thank you! 😁
Me too. 😊
@@MsAppassionata 😊
All that before autotune. Pure talent
A time when acapella was how they got noticed. Thank you for giving this music air time. So cool. We have to keep great music alive period. Generation to generation
So true it's up to people like this young man who gives the old songs a chance.
a voice was a natural instrument or it wasn't.
Pure unadulterated talent ❤
This was just our everyday Regular Music back then we didn't realize how good it was until we compare it to what's out there today
Before Auto-Tune. Yes only talent like this is from God. Every generation has some, that has that talent, But the 60' 70's had a flood.
The music industry in those days very effectively sought out and supported real talent. However, if you couldn't pull it off live in front of an audience, you didn't get a record deal.
Rook Master
Absolutely true.
We had a plethora of great music in the 60's and 70's. Band, for the most part, wrote their own lyrics and music, played their own instruments and didn't need a computer to sing. It was a great time to listen to music.
@@monagarrison2389 So true, in some ways it brought us together. Some music today, keeps us apart. Maybe BTS will bring the young people today, together. IDK
For sure!
My brotha, Im happy for ya! These cats sang about devotion and dedication to and for a woman...an unpopular notion tbese days. Keep unpacking these soul gems from the 60s.
The Righteous Brothers..they had amazing voices..great duo and great songs!
This young man understands them perfectly. They were precision. Glad to see the younger generation appreciate this music.
Your love for music is infectious. Have you considered becoming a music historian? I think it might be something you’d love to do. Maybe teaching and sharing (creating a museum) it’s history so it’s preserved and passed on to younger generations.. just a thought :-)
Absolutely agree!
I think that's what they are doing. It's just online. 💋❣️💞
If you decide to go down the music education road, just please don't get the joy educated out of you!
AGREE!!
If you ever have lady troubles, just play this, she will melt LOL. No, they are not actually brothers, they are Bill Medley (tall bass singer) & Bobby Hatfield (blond tenor singer). Bobby passed away in 2003. Thanks for doing this one, young man.
Kathy H, a member of the children of the 60's?
Bill is still touring at the age of 79 ... 55 years of performing. Loved his collaboration with Jennifer Warnes
@@monagarrison2389 Oh yes, although I was born in '62 my mother had a broad range of music she liked to listen to. One of her favorites were the Righteous Brothers.
It’s fun to see young ppl react to music I grew up on. I forgot how good the Rughteous Brothers were.
I never forgot. I am 73 yrs. old. Best duo ever.
I remember going down a country road around 1967 in a Mustang with the top down listening to this song. I thought I was going to fly away. Young bro, you're mining gold, Thank you
I have to admit I'm bawling right now. Not only the music, but how much this beautiful young man appreciates it. The Twins bring Joy and show Music truly IS the language of The Universe. Keep your Hearts, Minds and Ears open. ✌🙌✌
Dude I'm getting attached to you. Love watching you react these blue eyed soul brothers.
I am also you can tell he loves the old ones only been on his sight a few days and will keep watching
Right?
Thank God for the internet so all you young-ins can you experience what us old folks grew up with...Thank you brother..
Real music and talent
It's like two guys with the power of TEN awesome VOICES! That's how strong their vocals are. Their harmonizing is superb also. I've always loved their music!
GREATEST DUO EVER! BILL & BOBBY, BLUE EYED SOUL....PERFECTION!
I am proud that you, the younger generation , are listening and seeing the pure talent of the 60/70’s years of music.
I love your reaction. I'm old (turned 72 last week) and this is the music I grew up with. I love that someone young like you appreciates pure, true talent.
Love it when after Bobby's quiet talking Bill comes exploding in with his emotional soulful pleading. You felt it too I could tell. You said "best duo ever!" I agree! Thank you for not pausing at critical spots and respecting the music by not talking too much. You are a Oner especially at such a young age. 😍
This time period was amazing for talent. These performers did the songs live with very little in the way, just the music and the amazing voices. No dancers running all over the place or flashy stuff, just pure beautiful music. I'm glad to see the new generation discovering such talent from the past.
He- by the Righteous Brothers will make you cry- totally
He. Is the name of the song, it’s beautiful.
I grew up in the 1970's. This song will stand the test of time. Nice to see you have an old soul. Few have this trait you have. Thanks for your reaction video. Keep it up and please remember to pass the many songs of our past to your kids and so on. They will be better off and well rounded. ✌🏼🙏🏼🌎🌍🌏
I heard this song when it came out over 54 years ago. I had the single when it came out then tossed it 4 years later because I wore it out playing it so much! It will always be my favorite song of theirs.
I'm 67 and enjoy watching you guys learn about what we loved as kids. It's like hearing it for the first time. Thank you!
Your reaction to this song is the most sincere and honest I've seen to date. No fake here.
Play anything by ROY ORBISON, 5 octave voice....
Pretty woman roy orbison. Or yes i agree basically anything
Sweet dreams baby
It's Over or anything else he does, he was amazing.
In my Dreams or Crying.
Play Roy Orbison
Whoa Bobby you always gave us a surprise in the middle. Best duo ever and they each did solos. Talent never dies. Thanks for your sincere reaction of our teen music of the sixties.
Blood - Sweat and Tears: "You've Made Me So Very Happy" (I'm so glad you came in to my life.)
So am I
🤗🤗🤗
I too have been asking for that song from a lot of different reaction people. No one I've seen has done it yet.
I too have been asking for that song from a lot of different reaction people. No one I've seen has done it yet.
I too have been asking for that song from a lot of different reaction people. No one I've seen has done it yet.
Yes, I love them too! For ages I thought they were a Black group, too, just from hearing them on the radio. However, music has no colour, nor does soul.
at 65 years old I still remember all the words to these songs. We always had a dance every Friday night after the high school football games. That was a regular song that the band played. So Great!
These songs have made me appreciate them so much more.
For their era, they were certainly one of the best duos in music. The raw power behind their vocals puts them in a really very small and elite group.
They were the most awesome duo ever. We had some really great music in our era. Love them. Thanks for sharing and showing so much appreciation for such great talent!!
I can see that you really feel the music. As a 'young boomer', I love that you seem to love this song as much as I do.
live...no autotune! just great vocal talent!
Had to watch your reaction to Soul & Inspiration after seeing your deep reaction to Bobby Hatfield's Unchained Melody. Top tier music by anyone's standards. Glad to see a young man's appreciation.
I loved seeing your reactions to these old songs, as a child born in the 60s I grew up with this music with my parents and still love it today , I’ve had to subscribe to see more 😁
Great music is timeless. The Righteous Brothers are definitely timeless. Nice to see another generation appreciate them!
Liked your reaction. You are exactly right; these guys are the greatest duo ever.
Okay, The tall guy is Bill Medley. the other is Bobby Hatfield. They are not related which makes it more amazing that in this huge world they would be brought together in such anawesome duo. Bill is still touring and Bobby has passed.
I would like you to react to the Bee Gees, who were 3 brothers with amazing vocals.
Love the brothers Gibb! Robin had the voice of an angel!
Thanks for this info, I didn’t know their names. when I read the name bill medley I thought it sounded familiar so I looked him up on here and he sang time of my life from dirty dancing. I love that movie and song so I just thought that was cool. So thanks.
@@mackenzie98 they were brought together by the guitar player,who played for both of there different bands.Bobby played a party at long Beach state where he had a baseball scholarship.Bill Medley showed up to listen.was invited up to sing,As sometimes happen in life,they were perfect together.both knew the words and the rest is hisrory
I've said it before, but y'all are putting joy in the world, and I'm grateful to be along for the ride.
So glad to see you enjoy older songs, bridging gaps that many believe can't be closed. Thank you.
Your honest, pure assessment of this music brings me to tears. When I need lifted up, I look for your videos.
The Righteous Brothers were originally an American musical duo of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. They began performing together in 1962 in the Los Angeles area as part of a five-member group called the Paramours,[1] but adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" when they embarked on their recording career as a duo. Their most active recording period was in the 1960s and 70s, and although the duo was inactive for some years, Hatfield and Medley reunited in 1981 and continued to perform until Hatfield's death in 2003. The music they performed is sometimes dubbed "blue-eyed soul".
I normally do not watch videos like this, but I kept seeing the suggestion on the side of my screen and I decided to make a pit stop, and I'm really glad I did. I enjoy watching people respect and appreciate various forms of music and the reactions I keep seeing are just heartwarming if I'm being honest. Thank you for sharing this.
Music from a simpler time. Thank you for your spontaneous reviews.
I just love your reactions to the music of my youth.
It's wonderful seeing a younger person hear a loved song for the first time. This was in my teens and I loved them and still do. Now, you get them too.
They were so talented I still get shivers all over when I hear them sing. Love the lyrics too, the song touches my soul.
I love it that a lot of young reactors like you have discovered and appreciate The Righteous Brothers. I just heard a song by them that I had forgotten about called "Ebb Tide". It was another one, like Unchained Melody, that Bobby Hatfield sang solo. I haven't seen anyone else react to it yet.
Bill Medley produced unchained melody and played the piano.Said if he thought it was going to be a hit he would have hired a piano player.
When you said 'their tones just work perfectly together,' I was just about to say that. One has a deeper voice, the other higher, and they just compliment each other to a T.
Find me better singers than the Righteous Brothers, I’ll wait...
How long have you been waiting?
I wouldn't say that they are better than the Righteous Brothers, but equally awesome are The Platters.
I've been waiting for more than 40 years.
You're gonna have a very long wait!
Watched all 3 of your reactions to the Righteous Brothers and loved each one more than the last. Love to see someone to affected by the music. Keep up the great work.
And, just think about this, they are doing these performances live in front of an audience. That's talent! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and yours. 2019
You are so charming and down to Earth, young man. God Bless You and all your endeavors!🙏💗
I saw them live in Vegas, and this just brought back so many memories. Can’t think of anyone better, and I was blessed to see a lot of live performances there. They just stood there and sang. No messing around, just sang. Heavenly. 😢🤯. I’m so happy to see you young guys knowing what’s good is timeless! Keep it alive, and pass it on. Seeing you and them, makes me cry.
you guys are so fun.. and kind! It's TOO cool seeing you surprised and appreciating the music I've loved all my life. I'm kinda getting hooked..yep
It's soooooo much fun to see how you appreciate music that was made long before you were born. And your honest, unfiltered reactions are priceless!!!! Keep up the great vibes Tim! God bless you and your bro.
This is my music and I just love your enthusiasm for the best music ever! As you said, they make it look effortless.
You two are ADORABLE!!! I could sit here and watch you appreciate music ALL day!! Thanks for bringing the love and the joy!!
I couldnt imagine having voice control like this..
great great song and vocals, but the beginning just gets me every time..." girl i can't let you do this, let you walk away" and from there.
It was no coincidence that during the peak of their popularity, they were being produced by the genius Phil Spector before he lost his mind. They had the talent, he had the ear and the "wall of sound". My favorite number of theirs is "Just Once in my Life". Check it out.
Also, check out Spector's first effort with the wall of sound concept, from a little over 3 years before the Medley and Hatfield hit it big. Gene Pitney's "Every Breath I Take."
I am so hooked on your channel bringing me back to my youth and great music in these troubling times-thank you so much!
So nice to see you listening to these old songs. Now you know what you've missed and been missing. I grew up on the best music ever!
The spark and enthusiasm you show remind me of my young students when they got the joy of ‘seeing’-be it in reading or math or art or music. Thank you.
Beautiful to see your reaction, Nice to see young people being touched by beautiful and romantic vintage songs.
I grew up listening to these guys. I fell in love with guys when I was 15 yrs old. I have every vinyl record they made. I'm 73 yrs old and I still listen to their CD'S in my car. ❤❤❤❤
I just love you guys! Your youthful enthusiasm makes me smile! Your making these rough times a little better.
Big time voices.. Part of '60s history
I forgot about that song. Beautiful! Amazing voices
Another great voice are Jay Black & The Americans Song " Cara Mia" and Come A Little Bit Closer.
cena sucks 316 yes and the “Association” were great too
I will look them up on iTunes
oh man "Cara Mia"!! Jay Black was something else.
You're right, Jay and the Americans were amazing too.
Yes, Jay had a powerhouse voice, alright. Check out "This Magic Moment", a classic cover of an already classic Drifters song.
I am so happy you found these guys. They are legends who Billy Joel Inducted into The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. This was the Second Song written for them by Barry Mann & Cynthia Weil after You've Lost That Loving Feeling. The Show they are on is called Hullabaloo where each week a Different Person Hosts. It was also the First Song they did after leaving Phil Spector.
1:07. I just can't get used to how deep this man's voice is. I just finished listening to another song with him, and I came here and still got shocked! So soulful and rich and powerful! Amazing.
Enjoyed your reaction. And love seeing a new generation that gets it.
I am a child of the sixties. These guys are great!! Love listening and watching them listening. My heart is full.
I cried. It brought me back to my youth, no worries, laughter, friends. Enjoy and make the most of your young life because it goes quickly.
The good old days of motown and the Philly sound. The best soul and r&b music ever recorded.
Thank God you are bringing back this music. Some of the best ever. And what’s even better ? Young as you are you GET IT ! Some of the best music ever made. Thank you for this. Love you guys. ❤️🔥
Their music is timeless perfection
We played their songs at our wedding 💖💖💖
I love your reactions you have the best!!!
Young man you make my day every time I watch your reactions!!!! BROVO!!! ohhhh and I'm old enough to remember these Young men in person lol
Natural voice, no augmentation.....pure soul
Wow even me as a 30 yr old, I listened to these songs growing up because my mother loved her "oldies" I didn't understand it then but now I think about how amazing so many of these songs are! I love your reaction videos, so fun to watch and jam with you lol!
As a child of the 60's, I truly enjoy watching young men and women meet the music that I listened to. I am glad you enjoy the Righteous Brothers. They were excellent. Unfortunately, Bobby Hatfield died a few years ago, but Bill Medley is still with us.
It seeems you are a great fan of the Righteous Brothers.Their voices are remarkable.
Great reaction video---you really get immersed in the music, and it's so good to see someone newly appreciating such a great, old ,(but timeless) song!
The Righteous Brothers were known as "Blue Eyed Soul" their voices complimented each other; they were soooooooo talented & exceptional
Makes my heart sing knowing you love this duo!
That's what makes this almost amazing because you would think that they really were brothers and it's been a lot of time you know perfecting their sound but in reality they are two studio singers that were put together by a studio who thought that they could really be something special singing together and as you and I both know that worked out to be quite good for the studio or they are really a fantastic duo.
You made a very insightful remark .....there was a time that only God gifted singers were featured and promoted....too many people in the field that make a lot of noise , or technology is used to make them sound better......true mega talent is rare ....glad you enjoy them as much as my generation did
One of my favorite songs by the Righteous Brothers is Little Latin Lupe Lu. I can't help but dance to the song. I am now in my 40's and I can't quite move the same as when I was younger, but I still shake my thing when that song comes on.
The combination of the voices and Phil Spector "wall of sound". This is my generations music. Welcome to the world PURE talent.
I'm so glad that you, a young man still enjoyed the greatest duo of the time.