Now THAT’S a Singer! Unchained Melody First Time Hearing - Reaction | The Righteous Brothers
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@@ItsmeBarry I love this song, Barry, it's a good place to hang our hat for a while.
Thank you!
I'll leave it playing and go dance with the broom while it plays.
(Such a good slow dancing song, and how can I sweep without giving the broom a dip? 😜)
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Thanks for the new TS!
An oldie, but a goodie! 😊
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Hi Lana,
Reminder: pour tea in mouth - swallow - then breathe. 😅
Glad you're okay!!
I've done that with powdered sugar donuts. Breathing in that powered sugar made me cough uncontrollably for what seemed like forever! I've done that several times, so I don't eat them any more. Sad, but true.😢
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In my opinion, this is the best song ever written, ever sung, ever expressed, in all of human life
Nobody sings like that anymore. That, is amazing!
I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. No one sang this song like he did. This is Bobby's song! RIP Bobby! We miss you!!! ❤❤❤
To tell the truth, this is the ONLY version I care to hear!! NOBODY could ever live up to this! Thank you for playing the original!
That live performance on the Andy Williams show is actually better than the studio recording. Ghost is the movie.
Bobby said he was so nervous because his mother was in the audience, and it was the first time he had done a live performance for her. Can you imagine how proud she must have been?
He’s a true counter tenor. A lot of people who are reacting to the song don’t seem to realize that. He’s marvelous
Counter tenor isn’t a term you hear a lot. It’s why he can get such full tones even on the high notes.
Correct. too many saying he was singing in falsetto. But countertenor is not thrown around very often (for obvious reasons) not many can claim that distinction. Bobby was a true gift! Wish I would have seen him and Righteous Brothers live
There’s one reactor that says over and over that he’s a Baratone!! Lol
This is the best version of this song I have ever heard.
TO tell the truth, this is the best version EVER! Nobody can beat this. There is wisdom in hearing the song the way the original artist intended it to be heard! Sometimes "older "IS better"
Bobby effortlessly nailed this live performance. He had a 5 octave range.
Imagine a 15 year old girl sitting on a rug in front of a console TV that long ago night, absolutely melting to this performance! Not so young now, but I still melt when hearing this! Thanks, Barry!
I can imagine a 14 year old boy sitting in front of the TV that night. First time I heard it.
I was watching too
1I was a 10 year old when I saw this. It still gives me tears and chills 58 years later! I know exactly what you mean
This song was written for a movie called "Unchained." About a man in jail singing to his love, sung by Todd Duncan. It was made in 55' and topped the billboard charts. It has been sung by many artists throughout the years but the most popular is the version sung by Bobby Hatfield which became a hit in 65' and topped the Billboard charts. The performance here was done live and sung by Bobby on the Andy Williams Variety Show. The version you are talking about that was played in the movie "Ghost" was the recorded version by Bobby Hatfield which became a hit again in 90', second time around for the Righteous Brothers as a hit. Bobby had pure talent, soul and a lot of passion in his singing. RIP Bobby.
The Righteous Brothers (not related) were made up of Bobby Hatfield with his beautiful tenor voice & Bill Medley with his deeper voice. Their style of music is called blue-eyed soul. They were magic together. They sometimes did solo versions of songs but mostly together. This one is done by Bobby Hatfield & is the best version hands down of this classic song. Sadly we lost Bobby Hatfield almost 20 years ago. He had a beautiful one of a kind voice. I would recommend "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" to see both guys singing from the group.
The song You've lost that Loving Feeling is a sad hollow disappointing shadow of the genius of Bobbie Hatfield's Unchained Melody
@@Passerby8822 No, it isn't. Lovin' Feeling is an entirely different thing, just as great in it's own right. This song was the most played on radio and T/V. in the 20th century, over 8 million plays. Now, in the 21st century, it has reached over 13 million plays, all this according to BMI. Bobby's version, which I call "Bobby's Song," was a hit twice in 1965 and again with the release of the movie "Ghost." No other song, by the same artist, has ever done that. 25 years apart. Bobby, a counter-tenor, was one of, if not THE, greatest singer ever lived. Sure there are many who have great technical talent, but Bobby and Bill both put all of their passion and feeling, plus so much soul, into every performance, live or recorded.
Actually, Bobby Hatfield was a countertenor, which is the highest range for a tenor voice.
- BG
R.I.P. Bobby Hattfield .
Bobby Hatfield owned this song, both studio and live versions! This live is the absolute best version, before, now & forever! Absolutely no one can match or surpass his version. Many have tried but none can conquer it.
Some things cannot be remastered! Bobby Hatfield's Unchained Melody is one of those things.
It is timeless & it will always be his masterpiece!
Love, love, love the righteous brothers
❤ ******THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS, MELTING WOMEN'S & MEN'S HEARTS FOR OVER 60 YEARS****** ❤ Loved your reaction!
Just a young man, a microphone and God given talent. The age before autotune, where artists could actually sing and you could understand what they were saying. His mom was in the audience for this performance. Many artists have recorded this song but NONE did it like the late great Bobby Hatfield. RIP Bobby. That is the song used in the movie Ghost.
Best voice I have ever heard..
Bobby Hatfield was dealing with a nasty head cold in this performance, his mom was in the audience that night and he sang it for her. Amazing professionalism and an iconic talent. Bill Medley, iconic baritone, is the other half of 'Righteous Brothers'. They took turns singing solo and were unbelievable when they sang together. For the best of both I would recommend their legendary hit 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'. They were the first 'Blue Eyed Soul" singers.
This was done on the Andy Williams Show. He had a show and would have different people on it. The song was given to them and Bill wasn't interested in doing it so Bobby liked it and decided to do it. He had a beautiful voice and it became a hit. It continues to be a hit but nobody can do it better than Bobby Hatfield. Bill Medley was proud of his success. They both could do solos. They were amazing.
It was always Bobby's song. He had been singing it with his band The Variations before he met Bill. There was no way he wouldn't have recorded it.
May be the best live performance of all time.
This video was from the Andy Williams show & was done live in Oct 1965 with Andy's band. No auto tune (wasn't invented yet) just Bobby, the band & a mic. Bobby did this as his solo on one of the albums that he & Bill recorded. Both of them wanted to record the song & they flipped a coin to see who recorded it , Bobby won. At the time Phil Specter was supposed to produce but was busy with other acts so Bill produced the song on the original. When it became a hit & they had to repress the record Specter's name was listed as producer. This performance on the show is one of the most watched video's ever. I had a huge crush on the Osmond brothers & thought there was no one better until I saw this performance & swore that Bobby was singing to me. I think all the girls/women in the audience felt the same. Never has any performance by anyone made me feel that way.
Bobby Hatfield was one of the greatest singers ever. This gorgeous song is a top tier song. When he and Bill Medley team up they belt out such great songs as You lost that Loving Feeling Soul and Inspiration Just once in my life They were on 🔥🔥🔥 doing Little Latin Lupe Lu and The Nightime is the Right Time. They were inducted into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame and surely deserve it. Best of luck with yr channel.
I love Bobby Hatfield's version of this song! Beautiful!!! 💖💖💖
The song was written in 1955. It was originally a song sung by someone in prison! That is why the song refers to time going so slowly!
I would say by a miles hes the best singer to ever walk this earth
I loved your comment about not writing them like they used to.
In 1990 I was driving with my 16 yr old daughter and the studio version of this song from Ghost came on the radio. My daughter started swooning over it. She and her boyfriend had seen the movie over the weekend.
I said, “Eileen! That’s a really old song! I was close to your age when it came out.
She sighed and said, “They don’t make them like they used to.”
I started watching music reaction videos in 2020 when the first one popped up on my phone. It was this live version of the song, which I had not heard before. I must’ve missed this Andy Williams show on Valentines day 1965.
It amazes me to hear so many young people so surprised and raving about how great the music was back in “our day”. People had TALENT! They didn’t need electronic gadgets to make them sound good. We took it for granted because we didn’t know anything else.
In 1965 Bobby Hatfield (one of the 2 Righteous Brothers) sang Unchained Melody in the studio, without the stratospheric cadenza heard here. It was issued as the B side of a 45rpm disc. B sides were not expected to be hits, they were fillers that piggybacked for another, more touted song. That’s what you hear in the movie Ghost. Your video is from a contemporaneous TV show that picked up on the disc’s unexpected success. In that TV show host Andy Williams tells the OTHER Righteous Brother Bill Medley that what he really wants to hear is ‘Unchained Melody’. The whole thing must have been rehearsed, but it’s fun to hear Bob telling Bill to move over as HE’ll sing it alone.
Note how Bobby uses the consonants (b, g, t, m, d, g etc) as well as pauses (commas) to emphasize word pointing. The song is very melismatic, yodeling as you mention, which puts the focus on vowels. Bobby’s delivery of the lyrics is very conversational, accentuating the intimacy of the feelings expressed as well as the clarity of the words. This is great art,
in the service of pop song.
BTW: this song was composed by Alex North in 1955 for the movie Unchained.
North garnered 15 Academy Award (Oscar) nominations for his work in Hollywood. Unchained was one of them. He never won, but received a Lifetime Achievement Oscar. In the 1955 movie Unchained, a Black inmate longs for reunion with his beloved. He sings lying on his cell mattress. Another inmate accompanies his voice on a guitar. The lyrics depict his pining (I hunger for your touch), fear (Are you still mine?) and hope/plea (I’ll be coming home, wait for me, wait for me). The song has been adapted hundreds of times (literally) and performed by Elvis Presley, The Platters, U2 and dozens of others. It’s become as much an hymn to love as Edith Piaf’s La Vie en Rose.
The Righteous Brothers were a favorite group growing up.
Yes, I am that old.👵
Others can try but no one can sing this song like Bobby. Start with the fact that he's a countertenor who could sing baritone all the way up to notes even most sopranos can't reach. He had excellent breath control and almost playful phrasing. This song will always belong to Bobby Hatfield. The man had a God-given talent.
I am 62 and have a long line of beloved artists on my list. David Bowie, The Beatles, Sex Pistols, Otis Redding, Billie Holiday, Duran Duran, BTS! But this man, this song, this performance still slays me every time! Of course you need to watch "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" wit BOTH Righteous Brothers to make up the balance! Thank for the reaction! (Love your vintage radio in the background!)
I was born in the wrong time, I've been saying this my whole life, lol. I'm an old soul. I know way more of my Mother's generation's songs, and my Grandmother's generation's songs, than she does! This is God given talent. His voice, and a microphone. No studio tricks, no auto tune. Back then you could either sing or you couldn't. And he could sing, and move your soul. 😍
Now you need to see them both do "Soul and Inspiration," as well "You've Lost that Loving Feeling." The classics from the mid 60's. Simply the best duo ever.
OMG! Great song thank youso much! Takes me back.
Yes, they used Bobby's recording of this song (probably the studio version) in the potter's clay scene in "Ghost."
In a longer version of the vid you just watched, Andy Williams is chatting with both artists. Andy asks Bill why he didn't participate in this song and let Bobby record it solo. "I didn't think it'd be a hit." "What do you do when he sings it?" "Go over in a corner and cry." [That's paraphrased, but pretty close.]
You can hear BOTH Righteous Brothers on "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" (which is used in the closing credits of "Top Gun," after Tom Cruise butchers the song in the body of the movie), and on "Soul and Inspiration."
Bobby Hatfield re-recorded this for the movie ghost in 1985, his new recording climbed the charts again.
Just so nobody misunderstands Bill's comment, he was kidding. Bill & Bobby had agreed to do one solo each, per album. Unchained Melody was to be a solo & both wanted it. They famously flipped a coin & Bobby won the toss. Bill played piano on the studio version &, in his typical "deadpan" humor, later joked, if he'd know it was going to be a hit, he'd have hired a better piano player. Also, Both Bill & Bobby confirmed in interviews that Bill actually produced the song, even though Phil Spector claimed producing credit.
Andy Williams, the show's host was also a very good singer.
That's putting in mildly. Yes, he was wonderful. I kinda forgot that a lot of younger folks nowadays wouldn't know that, either.
@@kathleenmayhorne3183 1990.
Bobby Hatfield also sang the Ghost version of Unchained Melody...he is not the original artist nor did the RBs compose the song. Bobby Hatfield singing Unchained Melody in any of his many versions... breathtaking, magical, unmatched. RIP 🌠⭐💜
Live! Before the invention of auto-tune! Most incredible performance!
This is actually a live version, the version in the Patrick Swayze movie GHOST, was the studio version of the same song by the Righteous Brothers.
I heard his parents were in the audience and he had a cold. He still got it!
One more piece of trivia. The duo of Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley were singing in a military NCO club in 1963 and at the end of one song a black soldier stood up and yelled "That was Righteous, Brother!" The duo thought that was cool and took on the name Righteous Brothers. Blacks could always relate to them and called them "Blue Eyed Soul." They flipped a coin to see who would sing Unchained Melody as a solo. Bobby Hatfield said he was very nervous at this performance in the video because his mother was in the audience.
Actually, it was John's (or Jon's, I've seen both) Black Derby in Santa Ana. Marines from El Toro Marine base frequented it.
A small club outside El Toro Marine Base in El Toro, Ca., frequented by Marines. The boys were known then as "The Paramours."
A Black Marine stood up and shouted " That's righteous , brother!" A short time after, Bobby suggested they adopt the name, And the Paramours
AND NO AUTO TUNE! You had to be a real singer back then. Also known as blue eyed soul ! Love your reaction .
He flows so smoothly & effortlessly through each register 😍
Bobby Hatfield, been melting women's hearts since the middle 60's. The Righteous Brothers consist of Bobby and his partner Bill Medley. They did not write this song, it actually was made for a movie many years earlier, but the cover by the Righteous Brothers is the best known version and the version that everyone else tries to imitate. The show that this was recorded on was the Andy Williams Show and there was a short conversation between Andy Williams and both of the Righteous Brothers (it was cut out of the video that you reacted to). Andy asked Bill why he didn't participate in the singing of this song. His answer was "I didn't think it would become such a big hit". Bobby was a little extra nervous for this performance, as his parents were in the audience. We lost Bobby around 20 years ago, but Bill still tours and performs with a new partner. The movie that you were trying to think of with Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze was the movie Ghost, and this was the version played in the background of the scene that you mentioned.
Just so nobody misunderstands Bill's comment, he was kidding. Bill & Bobby had agreed to do one solo each, per album. Unchained Melody was to be a solo & both wanted it. They famously flipped a coin & Bobby won the toss. Bill played piano on the studio version &, in his typical "deadpan" humor, later joked, if he'd know it was going to be a hit, he'd have hired a better piano player. Also, Both Bill & Bobby confirmed in interviews that Bill actually produced the song, even though Phil Spector claimed producing credit.
I have to give it to this man right here. The outpouring of love and support he’s shown me during the loss of my dad. Even before Barry has been a constant fixture in my streams. THIS HERE IS A GOOD MAN. Thank you Barry. I’m glad RUclips brought us together like it has.
Jen, my heart goes out to you and your family during this incredibly difficult time. Meeting you has been one of the highlights of creating my channel. You are sweet, warm hearted and incredibly entertaining. Thank you for being you.
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@@ItsmeBarry Awww 🥰 thank you!!! Fine! I’ll marry Barry!
After this, most people move next to Bobby (and Bill)'s "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling." It's great, but their cover of "You'll Never Walk Alone" -- wow.
So lucky to be raised back in the day.WE had the best music!!
The original was written & released in 1955 for a "prison " movie named Unchained. Two in the group. Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley. Bobby passed on Nov 5 2003. 63 yes old.
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He made it look so effortless and no autotune.
Awesome! here for it!! 🔥❤️🔥
Well, Barry the Brit - - this is Barry the New Yorker - and your reaction was superb! Thanks for not interrupting like so many other "reactors". See Marcia Ramirea's comments just below. you MUST do a reaction to her suggestion.
Yes
We sing that on smule and star maker
Thanks to both of you
1965 when i was 15. There are 2 of them. They sing together n also have the songs that they sing separately.
Fun fact: to decide who was going to perform this song the two flipped a coin and Booby won, getting to perform, after the performance Bill said he was glad he lost cause Bobby absolutely killed it.
Just so no one misunderstands; the coin toss was not to decide who would sing it on this show (it was months earlier) & Bill was joking when he said he didn’t think it’d be a hit (he does “deadpan” humor). Bill & Bobby had agreed to do 1 solo each, per album. Unchained Melody was to be a solo & both wanted it. They famously flipped a coin & Bobby won. He recorded it March 1965, released July 17, 1965 & it was a big hit. No question Bobby was going to sing it, 3 months later (Oct. 25, 1965), on the hugely popular Andy Williams Show. Bill played piano on the studio version & has also “deadpanned”; had he known it would be a hit, he’d have hired a better piano player. Both Bill & Bobby confirmed that Bill actually produced it, even though Phil Spector claimed credit.
Bobby is a vocal...beast..leading a master's class with this song
Beautiful song and man. So beautifully done. Perfect. Never strains. God-given talent.
The Righteous Brothers were a truly amazing duo. Love your reaction as always!
Some of our boyfriends over there were killed. I picture them singing this , it was top of the charts.
That was my era, entertainers back then had to have real talent, no auto-tune electronics, and they even had real instruments. They also had real class! :-)
I bet Bobby's singing coach said to him (when he did a final version of the song) 'If you sing like this, in front of an audience - I guarantee you, they will be raving about it for years', and he was right. Here we are, 57 years later (2022) , and it is still, by far, the best version, ever sung. A lot of the reactions we've seen (on youtube), of people watching it for the first time, have been from people, simply giving their opinion about it - but if you want a real professional, giving his take on it, then go to ruclips.net/video/boXkA9G5PL4/видео.html called 'British guitarist analyses the Righteous Brothers live in 1965'. He will even give you the musical notes Bobby sang (20 of them), when he performed his stunning rendition of it, no auto-tune required!
He had no formal training. Just a God given gift.
Love your reaction…the song was in the movie Ghost. Bobby Hatfield nailed this live performance and it is thought to be the greatest live performance ever and I have to agree.
Swoon. I was raised on this music. Love it. Thanks for reacting to an ‘oldie but a goodie’.
This performance is pure talent.
Love this song and love your reaction
Live, no auto tune. His mom was there
Pure talent, no auto tune-live-doesn't get any better than this.
BOBBY HATFIELD SUNG THIS SONG. HE HAD A GREATER OR BETTER VOCAL RANGE.
HE WAS SO SMOOTH AND SUNG IT EFFORTLESSLY WITH SUCH PASSION AND SINCERITY.
THIS PERFORMANCE IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS"
He was on the Andy Williams show. I was 13 yes old and saw that show ! He Enthralled a whole nation of young women. 😁
Bobby Hatfield was a rare voice called a counter tenor. He had a 4 and a half to 5 octave range.
Barry, do you remember I told you that Austin from Home Free had a version of this song and how good it was? Home Free dropped a video of them ALL singing the song and OMG, so GOOD. If you don't react to it, go listen to it. Amazing voices.
Oh, Happy Valentine's Day.
This song was originally written for a movie named Unchained in 1955 and then the Richteous Brothers in 1965.
The show he was on “The Andy Williams Show”. I was 15 years old. Yes, I’m old but our music was brilliant! 🇺🇸☘️
I was lucky enough to be around and danced many a steps to this song when it came first out and it still has the power to make me want to dance to it again. Love you young people's reactions to this song. Your eyes start to smile, then you all give a small smile, then you start to kinda sway, and the ladies always start patting their chest. This performance was from The Andy Williams show. Song was written for a movie from the 50's about a guy serving time in prison. Bobby's version is the absolutely best performance ever performed.
I just want to slow dance every time I hear this.
Some lovin' dancin' was done to this song back in the day...and some singin' to it at the top of your lungs to jukes in college bars !! You could hear the voices a block away on the street !
Love watching your expressions and hearing your accent...your eyebrows are killer 😉
You've Lost That Loving Feeling is a must , Barry.
Absolutely gorgeous version of this classic song. His was the standard for this song and has stood the test of time and been my favourite for a long, long time. Lucy Thomas has just released her version in which she slows the delivery down, extending the vocal further throughout. Well worth checking out as it may now be my favourite although Bobby’s is absolutely neck and neck. Best wishes, Brian
I like the way you let the song play out❤️😎
It WAS live. On The Andy Williams Show (1965) Thank you for the beautiful genuine reaction. From MY generation.
The year we got married - this was our favorite song!
Great reaction Barry. This is from Wiki: "Unchained Melody" is a 1955 song with music by Alex North and lyrics by Hy Zaret. North wrote the music as a theme for the little-known prison film Unchained (January 1955),[1] hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack.[2] It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by the Righteous Brothers in 1965.[3] According to the song's publishing administrator, over 1,500 recordings of "Unchained Melody" have been made by more than 670 artists, in multiple languages. They have some other great ones - dig in!
You've lost that loving feeling will blow you away!
You'll love this performance Barry.
Bobby Hatfield.
So remarkable in his own right. Along with Bill Medley, The Righteous Brothers!
Remember them singing this. And in the film. GOST XX
Fabulous voice, fabulous musicality.
Actually, this song and The Righteous Brothers got back into the mainstream when this was played in the movie "Ghost". Yes, Demi Moore and Patrick Swayze.
I remember watching this performance on the Andy Williams show I was 14 years old. Live performance no auto tune just talent. His mom was in the audience he knew he he a had nailed.The of the best live performances or the best ever performed .
Barry! So delighted to see your face! Loved this, can't wait to see more from you. ❤
Great reaction. I enjoyed seeing you smiling during this performance. As mentioned by others, both members sing in You've Lost That Loving Feeling. The contrast in their voices sounds fantastic
The live version is better than the recorded version.
This song resonated with lots of soldiers over at war at this time 1965, one is quoted saying, "listen to Bobby, he'll tell you how I feel." Look up "Rock and Roll Heaven."
Bobby had a head cold when he sang this song live but he still did a great job.
This was a recording from the Andy Williams show. Bill Medley who has a beautiful baritone voice sat this one out. These two and the Everly Brothers were my Grandparents favorites. Bought back some really fond memories. Thanks Mr. Barry🌹
Ah, The Everly Brothers. Rockabilly at it's ultimate best. Dang, they were Good!
@pat wood I just received a notification email from my business account. Thank you SO much. Your friendship is wonderful here on my channel and of course when have our chats on the live videos but your generosity there and now today is very, very touching. I appreciate you more than I could ever say in a few simple words.
Thank you Patricia, you are such a lovely person.
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@@ItsmeBarry No, thank you Mr. Barry. You make me smile, you introduced me to Dimash. I already knew about PTX, but your reactions are priceless. Oh, please call me Pat or Patty. You call me Patricia and I think I have to go and clean my room better. Grams was a bear about cleaning under the bed. 😁🌹
Grew up listening to them. Beautiful voices
Okay, Barry, I made myself watch this. And I am FOR SURE crying and you are not crying. This was my parents song and my father passed away last June. So bittersweet. Coming up on one year and trust me, I am not at all looking forward to June 16. When I was a little girl riding in the backseat with my evil older brothers, my Dad would sing it to my Mom and the part that goes “are you still mine?” Well, if she was mad at him she would answer, Maybe. And if she wasn’t mad, she would answer, Always. Sigh. Wait, wait and oh my gosh WAIT! Barry, you could do this song. It would be beautiful, gorgeous and all the words. My RUclips channel reviewing It’s Me Barry isn’t really taking off with just 2 Barry songs after all? Well, the 2 that I have managed to find so far. Not many can do this song justice but I have this little feeler that Barry could! And should! I saw you thinking during the song Barry, I did! SING Barry! ❤️
Another night with beautiful music and wonderful company in the chat! (for those of you who are not at these premieres: you are missing something very fun!).
It was on the Andy Williams show 1965.There also was Bobby and Bill Medley singing together after this performance with Andy Williams it was terrific.
...and this was 30 years before autotune! Pure talent. There are a lot of excellent covers out there, but nobody did it like Bobby!