Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody FIRST TIME REACTION (Brits)
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This is the way entertainers dressed and looked back then. No torn jeans and grubby T-shirts. Hundreds of artists have recorded this. NOBODY did it better than Bobby Hatfield. RIP Bobby.
Bobby Hatfield made this song his own...forever❤
The Righteous Brothers were known as blue eyed soul. This is the greatest version ever performed.
The Righteous Brothers were the first to be coined with Blue-Eyed Soul but it also extends to British musicians, which lead to the spin-off of Northern Soul.
Bobby Hatfield has one of the best God given voices ever! This performance being live,is just incredible! Great reaction guys!
A "honied" voice, with lyrics delivered so effortlessly in all of the song's many octaves. A tale of wondering, of worry, of insecurity, of hope, of love. The studio orchestra lends a very helpful boost to the performance.
IMHO this performance is way better than the single release from the studio. Bobby Hatfield sang tenor/countertenor so that high part is not falsetto as many believe. That's actually in his normal range. 3 minutes of perfection! I love that he went high at the end. Nailed it! RIP Bobby.
OMG, the late Bobby Hatfield singing this beautiful song. His voice is awesome. No one, but Bobby owns this song. No auto tunes, just pure raw talent. I grew up in 1964, listening to him sing this beautiful song. RIP Bobby! We miss your beautiful voice!! ❤❤❤
No auto-tune in those days. You had to have real talent. what a voice. This was live television in the 1960s.
This song has been sung by so many singers but none do it better than Bobby Hatfield. No auto tune or gimmicks just pure talent. The studio version was used in the film 'Ghost' and was great but this live version is stupendous. He had a cold, his mother was watching him perform live for the first time and he suffered with stage fright. Notice that when he hits the high note right at the end he does not contort his face like most singers do but just bites his lip and smiles as if to say 'I nailed it'.
Dont you just love the emotion_ expressiveness, an jus plain talent, no auto tune, nothing but a tiny mic, great orchestra, and Bobby's amazing Tenor voice. Bobby a rare Counter-Tenor with an unbelievable range, could send anything. No falsetto here! Bill, as talented in his own right, with that great Baritone voice. Together, the were magic. Duo or solo, the very best of the best. Bobby is passed away in 2003. Bill is still singing at the age of 82. But we still have the legacy of beautiful music for future generations to discover.
You'll read several comments that his mother was in the audience and he was a bit nervous. You didn't see it on the video that he watched but when he got done he had this little smile of relief. He knew he had nailed the performance. Bill just got to watch this one. You got it, if any song is going to get a 10 out of 10, this is the one.
That little smile at the end, and lip-bite, said "I did it."
Yes, he knew he had nailed. This was the first time his mom got to see him live professionally. Plus, he was just getting over a cold. If you see the entire video you will see the interactions between Bill, Bobby and their host. They were singing live on the Andy Williams television show.
Listen to Bobby’s incomparable Summertime, Somewhere, My Prayer; both brothers: You’ll never walk alone, Soul and Inspiration, Justine, Bring it on home to me (Bobby teasing Bill. Bobby matching Bill’s notes). lots more mostly terrific.
This song was requested on the radio so many times for sweethearts seperated by the Vietnam War.
Bobby is perfect for this song.
Over 670 singers recorded this including Elvis and I saw him singing it more than once. I don’t have to hear them all to know this will always belong to Bobby. Try You’ll Never Walk Alone with both of them. It has a really great ending too.
I love Bobby Hatfield. Best male voice ever in my humble opinion.
Over a half-century already. No room for error. Perfection. Thank you for sharing. What a memmory.
Well, Bobby gets his chance in this one and he kills it. Enjoy.
Sadly ended up killing himself too.
Wawww.....que hermosa melodía y cuantos recuerdos de mi época....gracias por traerlo a la memoria😊
Jason, where did you get that stupid idea?? Bobby did NOT kill himself! Its true that he did not look after his health. He lived junk food. He smoked a lot. So, in that sense, I suppose you could say that he killed himself. But the night he died, he had flon to the venue, Bill said that Bobby wasn't feeling well, he looked bad, and went to his room to have dinner and rest before the show. He was found lying on the bed with the TV remote in his hand. No drugs in the room. The press went away disappointed because there was no scandal to write about. Then a " second " autopsy conveniently found a small amount of cocaine. Questionable. Bill worked with Bobby for over 40 years. He said that if he had seen any evidence of drugs, he would have intervened. You dont work with someone for 40 years and not know. Bobby always gave his all to every performance. Just watching him was such a joy, because he was so joyful and happy. I think maybe he was tired, and just laid it all down. A great Tenor, husband , father. A very good man. We all miss Bobby Hatfield. But he left his great music to us, for future generations.
@@dawnaberry4197 Ok, thanks for taking the time to reply and detail the circumstances. I am not party to any personal info on Bobby, just what I have read in several articles over the years. However, I accept the fact that the press and other sources are not always correct but trying to wade your way through these - if one is unaware of the actual reality - is always going to be difficult as who knows what is correct to believe!
@@jasonfazackarley6896 The autopsy showed he was in serious need of bypass surgery. Bill reported that the medical examiner said he couldn't understand how Bobby could walk across the stage let alone do an entire performance. He was on medication, but obviously that wasn't sufficient.
Thanks, guys.. this is the ultimate version.. LIVE.. with his Mum in the audience, which reportedly made him nervous.. I'm sure she was proud, though... (forget the album one that was used in "Ghost" lol) -- Yep, Bobby looks like a "Ken Doll" - but his voice is astonishing.. no straining, no screaming.. just perfect, effortless-seeming vocals!
The best version on the planet. I have played this version so many times. A fantastic voice. He owns this song forever
From the outside looking in witnessing my Mother & Father dancing to this song made this song exponentially more beautiful
Happy Birthday, Bobby, would have been 83 years young today, August 10th. Miss him, but we have the legacy he left, his beautiful music.
The incredible Bobby Hatfield. He had a once in a lifetime voice: a counter terror with a 5 octave range. Notice how Bobby doesn't have to make an effort to hit those notes. Pure notes, not falsetto. A live, unedited, flawless performance.
Not only was he nervous because his mom was in the audience, but he had a cold and this was live on tv playing to an audience of over 1 mil. ppl.
*You should play this video from the beginning where Andy Williams introduces them until the end when all 3 sing together.
You are correct that this song was played during the "pottery making" scene in the movie "Ghost". ( it was Bobby's original recorded version, which is different from this one)
*Bobby Hatfield: * "Summertime"
*Bill Medley: * "I Just Want to Make Love to You"
Andy Williams had a beautiful voice as well. He was a ballad singer. His tv show was on for many years and very popular.
* "Moon River"
* "Love is a Many Splended Thing"
* "The Impossible Dream"
* "The Shadow of Your Smile"
Great reaction.
The look on your faces when he hit the high notes 😂 Bobby's cover of Summertime will also blow your minds. Btw, Bobby was extra nervous because his mom was in the audience, but he still nailed it! Great reaction 👏
Best version hands down of this classic song. Absolutely loved the Righteous Brothers. Sadly we lost Bobby Hatfield about 20 years ago. He had a beautiful one of a kind voice. Home Free recently did a great version of this song. And Austin Brown (from HF) also did a very beautiful tribute of this song a couple of years ago.
Yes, Home Free did a fantastic version! ❤❤
The incomparable Counter Tenor voice of the late great Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers. This epic performance was done 58 years ago in (1965) on the Andy Williams Television Show (Live). No one has sung this song better than Bobby Hatfield nor any Orchestra has played this song better than the NBC Studio Orchestra of the Andy Williams Show.
Composed as the music score for the (1955) Prision Movie "Unchained" by music composer Alex North with Lyrics by Hy Zaret.
Close to a thousand artist and orchestras has recorded this song. Making it one of the most recorded songs in music history. This (Live) performance has become the quintessential version of "Unchained Melody" of them all. It is why since (1965) Orchestras and singing artist have used this version ever since. This performance has become the greatest (live) performance in television history. Great reaction "Brit Pops" to Bobby Hatfield and the NBC Studio Orchestra whose performance of "Unchained Melody" will go down in history as one of the greatest performances ever.
Absolute control of his voice, unbelievable range, and on top of that, incredibly beautiful man. Bobby was truly unique and for me, there will never be another singer like him. He was magical, and once you started listening to him, you couldn't stop. So many beautiful solos he has done, you should check them out. "Love You For Sentimental Reasons", "Ebb Tide", "For Your Love", "My Prayer", "Crying in the Chapel", "Only You", and many others. Will always be my number one!!
When ever somebody decides to rate "best love songs of whenever" this thing is always #1 or 2. The sort of thing that bangin' was created for.
This is on the Andy Williiam's show ... Bobby's mother was in the audience and had never had never seen him perform ...It was also popular because this was the time of the VietnamWar💛
Those babies coming out knowing this song, it could be that they were conceived to this song as well. This was quite the "statement" song when it came out and endured for a long time.
Always sends shivers down my spine. This has always been the epitome of great love song, for me ❤❤❤
Great reaction guys! IMO, this was a perfect live performance. As you mentioned, many others have recorded this song, but I believe this is the gold standard for Unchained Melody.
This is my most favorite song ever and the very best version ever done by Bobby. True raw talent without electronic enhancements like today's so-called talents. ❤ to Bobby
Beautiful man,voice and performance. Bobby was a special talent. CK out his solo with My Prayer. Thankfully each did Solo's since their talent was so equal but opposite. Thanks for your sincere reactions. RIP Bobby Lee Hatfield you are missed. 1940-2003
Robert Lee Hatfield (August 10, 1940 - November 5, 2003) Bobby Hatfield, who had a higher countertenor voice to Bill Medley’s William Thomas Medley (born September 19, 1940) baritone, sang lead on this track. It was his idea to record it, since Medley and Hatfield were each allowed to choose a song to sing as a solo vocalist on their albums. As Medley tells it, Hatfield knew the song well, and was a big fan of the Roy Hamilton and Al Hibbler versions of the song. In 2003, Hatfield died of a heart attack at age 63.
*The Righteous Brothers version was a huge hit, but it was recorded with far more modest expectations. Phil Spector considered it album filler and released it as a B-side. The single had "Unchained Melody," with no producer credit on the label, as the flip to Gerry Goffin and Carole King's "Hung on You," but many DJs preferred "Unchained Melody" and played that one instead. This infuriated Spector, who subsequently left no doubt as to which side of a Philles single was the A-side.
* The famous climax of this song where Bobby Hatfield sings the high "I need your love" line wasn't how the song was written. In an interview with Bill Medley, he explained that Hatfield did two takes of the song, then left. He would often reconsider his performance and come back later to change it, and that's what he did on this track, returning to ask Medley if he could make an edit. This was no easy task, since with a maximum of four tracks to work with, you had to record over part of the original take, but Medley accommodated and Hatfield delivered that soaring vocal line. Said Medley: "I punched that in and he left. He said, 'No, I can do it better.' And I said, 'No, you can't.' [Laughs] And I think it's a big part of that song."
* This was released on Philles Records, Phil Spector's label. Spector, known for his "Wall Of Sound" technique, did not produce this - Bill Medley did. In a 2007 statement to the Forgotten Hits newsletter, Medley said: "You have to remember that I was producing our stuff before Phil Spector... I mean I produced 'Little Latin Lupe Lu,' 'My Babe' and all that stuff. Then when we went with Phil, Phil asked me if I would produce the albums because it was too time consuming for him to produce the entire albums. So he was going to do the singles and I would do the album. And so that's how that happened and that's how I produced 'Unchained Melody,' which Phil Spector apparently now takes credit for. He can have the credit. And I'm not a producer. I know how to produce. But it's obviously not a Spector production. 'Unchained Melody' was never intended to be the single... it was produced to be on the album. It was put on the B side of a Phil Spector single 'Hung On You' and the minute it was released 'Unchained Melody' just went through the roof."
Thanks
Thanks wikipedia
Pure raw talent
No auto tune
Live !!!!!!
Wow
You can see Elvis perform it from a concert in 1977. It was two months before he passed away so he really doesn’t look well. Bloated, fuzzy eyed but his voice is still superb. Sad and beautiful at the same time.
I'm not huge on romantic songs but this sung by him is just brilliantly perfect.
Another video it's explained why he did this one solo, its quite funny.
With this song I always think of couples where one either work long distance from home for a long period of time or is in the military overseas.
"I'll be coming home wait for me."
"And time can do so much. Are you still mine?"
Yes, I remember Ghost and that movie revitalized this song on the charts as well.
firefighterchick another amazing Righteous Brother’s Love Song if you haven’ t heard it before take a listen to “ Soul & Inspiration” ! Bill and Bobby both did this song but I think Bill with his rich, deep, warm voice just grabs you on this one !
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Yes, it's another amazing song by them. 🙂
You nailed it FFC with the reference to couple's separated by work or military. My first recollection of this song was hearing it on the radio being requested by wives/girlfriends of soldiers off fighting in Vietnam.
They had absolute class back then. What a beautiful performance by an extremely talented man. Thank you for your great reaction!
This was the Andy Williams TV show. When both "Brothers" were interviewed before he sang this song and they explained how they got the name and why he sings this one alone. You can find the recording starting five minutes before what you played here.
Effortless talent...the mesmerising looks on your faces says it all ..Bobby was suffering from a bad cold when he performed this live...RIP Bobby
Bill Medley also did his share of solos. "Don't Know Much", "Brown-Eyed Woman", "Leavin' Town", and "Georgia On My Mind", then he did a couple duets with Jennifer Warnes and Gladys Knight, too.
On some albums either Bobby Hatfield or Bill Medley would perform a solo.Both artists wanted to cover this song do they decided to let a coin flip determine their fate. Bobby won the privilege of doing this solo and the rest is history (well, actually it is all history)!
Bobby Hatfield had the voice of an angel.
the Righteous brothers were so awesome,no others coulld compare to them
This was performed on the Andy Williams show, which happened to be on Valentine's Day. All the guests were asked to wear something red/pink. The Righteous Brothers looked awesome.
Their live cover of "You'll Never Walk Alone" on Ed Sullivan (on RUclips) is great.
Please watch more of these brothers they were simply the best,watch the videos,unbelievably great!
In the movie “Unchained” the song is sung by a prisoner in a gravely bass and is painful.
Bobby is a soprano with an extraordinary range of voice and doesn’t sing falsetto, he is a rare countertenor. Never took lessons, pure raw spotless singer , you noticed the use of his jaws and vowels to enhance the power of his delivery. He wasn’t allowed to modify the song in studio and here he could and improved not only the lyric but the amaizing ending ! 20 years later he rerecorded for the film Ghost ❤ was certified Platinum by the RIAA on January 10, 1991, and received a Grammy Award nomination. The most powerful and emotional rendition of a love song , considered the definitive version of the song until now. You were really impressed and I would love to keep seeing you reacting to those Blue Eyed Souls, Bill’s I wanna make love to you and Bobby’s Summertime are an absolute must.
You have to hear" Soul n Inspiration " another favorite n they are both singing. Bobby had tenor voice n the last note is high n most women can't hit that note, Bobby had sung this song many times in a group he was with before Righteous Brothers n they said he did a great job n Bill agreed.Elvis did a version of I've lost that loving feeling n Bill being a good friend of Elvis said he liked the way Elvis did it. Bobby was called Ken , Barbie's boyfriend.Elvis sang his version at I think his last show n being very sick at that time.
You need to hear Bobby singing SUMMERTIME now. Sooo different!
A great classic that still gives me goose bumps every time I hear him sing it. Others have done a good job covering, but nothing matches the original in my opinion.
Bobby Hatfield had a Great Voice!
Great quote: "There are unborn babies out there...that already know it"😂
Unborn babies know the song and the lyrics when they come out is hilarious.😂😆😆
He is a counter tenor, one of the rarest of singing voices. He had a cold that night, so this is even more amazing. What a good guy. He died in his sleep from a heart attack brought on by advanced coronary disease. What a shame.
Yeah, Hatfield won the coin toss and at 25 he went out to sing this live alone. And his mother was in the audience. Now that is nerve wracking.
But, from what I understand, this version is the standard one of all the recordings. It is the one all others are measured to.
Both singers were very talented and they had pipes.
Best version of this hands down. Will take this over the Robson & Jerome version any day 😂
The lip bite at the end was a signal to his mother in the audience (seeing him perform Live for the first time) that he nailed the notes. He was very nervous and had a cold. RIP Bobby You are sorely missed.
According to Wikipedia, there were two recorded live versions of “Unchained Melody” by Elvis Presley. One was an overdubbed album cut on Presley’s 1977 album, “Moody Blue”, which was released a month before his death in August, 1977. The live performance took place at a concert in Ann Arbor, Michigan in the Spring of that year.
The other was a live recording from one of Elvis Presley’s two concerts in Rapid City, South Dakota, in the middle of what would be his final US tour, and was released as a single in the U.S..
This was done for the movie Unchained in 1955. It has been covered over1500 times, by 670 people in multiple languages.
I always thought Bobby looks like the perfect Ken doll :-) Both Home Free and VoicePlay have done gorgeous covers of this iconic song.
2 girls on another reaction channel: "Was upset because they wanted to make women into Barbies, didn't know they were making Ken's too."
@@mrtim5363 Wow. I must be really old :-)
MAGNIFICENT!!!!❤❤❤Soar with the angels Bobby!!!!
Remember this was LIVE TV back in 1965, and Bobby was just getting over a cold.
1965. Pure voice. no auto tune or gimmicks
Bill said in a later interview that there only so many duo songs they could steal. Bobby said after it was re-released in the 80”s that he had increased his 3 octave range by one note higher.
Unbelievable range
Fact: On the 1964 Beatles famous USA tour in August/September , The Righteous Brothers were on of the opening acts for a few weeks, before they became a national sensation. They had a local teen show in California. But a recording contract was offered to them during the tour and they left, thank God, to record their first album and tour on their own, their first big hit You've Lost That Loving Feeling was then released in December that year and went to #1 in January 1965. The rest is history. "Blue eyed Soul" was born. If you two, especially, ask "Who are the Beatles?" I give up hahhahahah
Bobby also sings solo on Summertime. Out of this world❤
The Righteous Brothers recorded this highly-arranged version on March 2, 1965, and I was just 10 days old. The Voice❣RIP Bobby Hatfield † 5. November 2003 in Kalamazoo, Michigan
Bobby Hatfield does a lot of songs on his own,no one can do it better than Bobby!
Beautiful song by a beautiful man
No one has every done this as well as Bobby Hatfield, he owned this song. Ive heard Elvis's take on this song , even Elvis could not touch Bobby's version and I am an Elvis fan. Also a big Righteous Brothers fan especially of Bobby. Righteous Brothers forever. RIP Bobby.
Bobby Hatfield’s performance of this song on the old Andy Williams TV Show is absolutely the gold standard for this, the most recorded song of the 20th Century!
There is a video of Elvis performing it on what may have been his last recorded concert…only weeks before his death. It is almost painful to watch, but it does prove one thing…the poor man could barely walk or talk, but his singing ability NEVER failed him…even at the very end!
Bobby also does a great job on singing “EBB TIDE” another solo.
Check out both 'brothers' singing the Rogers and Hammerstein hit (written for Carousel) You'll Never Walk Alone.
Live performance and Bobby doesn't miss a note!❤❤
Unchained Melody was the B side of "Hung On You."" Just Once In My Life" was one of their biggest hits.Bill produced "Unchained Melody." Spector wasn't very happy.
Many fine singers have covered this song, but only Bobby's version brings out the "chills" throughout it's entirety. The greatest version hands down. If someone dared to enter Bobby's league on this song, I can only think of the words over the "Devil's Island" doorway which says,..."Abandon all hope, he who enters here!!" R.I.P. Bobby.
Bobby's cover of this most magnificent song is my favorite. You mentioned that the song was written and recorded for the sountrack of the film "Unchained", but later went on to say that Bobby's '65 version was the originlal, which it is not. Just fyi, In 1955 , Al Hibbler ( great singer in his time who was blind, and Roy Hamilton, also an excellent singer, both had hits with it. Bobby was influenced by Roy's version a wee bit by his more soulful delivery of it. . Elvis probably listened to Al Hibbler's more, which was evident in the way he enunciated and phrased the word "God" like Al did in his version. Interestingly enough Bobby's version as popular as it was in '65, became iconic as a result of it's presence in the film "Ghost".
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Iconic is right!
As you have seen, this was a solo performance.Bill also did solos within the group.This was just one part of The Andy Williams Show that had both men performing together.
The great Bobby Hatfield, I never heard a song sung like that before, I thought before I had favorites but he beats all of favorites I had in the past.
His name is Bobby and he sang this song live even though he had a head cold. He still did a great job.
They were each solo acts before teaming up. They were not brothers at all. They teamed up but couldn't decide what to call themselves. After a concert in I believe Georgia a guy inthe audience stood up and said, that was righteous brother. I liked it as a name and the rest is history. So to speak
This was covered over 600 times since this. Just Bobby is singing this.
I heard other versions. This version is the best! You can hear samples of other interpretations on youtube in history of unchained melody.
Love your reaction. Try listen to the Platters - "only you" and "smoke gets in your eyes"
Bill Medley actually produced the "B" side
I'm not sure if it has already been mentioned, but the much loved BBC DJ Jimmy Young recorded and released a version of this track some 10 years earlier in 1955.😮
This live performance is from 1965 as a guest on the Andy Williams TV show. The original was done in 1955. Andy also sang the original version about 1957. Angelina has covered Bobby's version many times and even at 9 years old on a TV show she was fantastic!
They were just incredible, so many amazing songs!
Check out their cover of You'll Never Walk Alone on the Ed Sullivan show.
I've heard the Elvis version and give the Devil his due, for being sick at the time, he did a very good job.
Known as Blue Eyed Soul in New Jersey.
Gives credit to turning a note. Beautiful.
Many children where
Conceived during these high notes.😊
First couple of minutes of this video is missing.
This was the Andy Williams show.❤
The ending is not on the recorded version. Bobby was showing off for his mom. He was also recovering from a cold. Bobby was a rare countertenor who could easily have sung opera.
Top 4 versions of this for me:
1. Bobby
2. Elvis
3. Home Free
4. Voiceplay
They’re called the Righteous Brothers because at a show an audience member shouted That’s righteous brother! And the Righteous Brothers were born. He sings it alone because Bill didn’t think it would be a hit. There’s a video that explains all this.
Greatest performance in history .His mom was in the audience and he was sick at the time .
This is from the Andy Williams TV show. There is a longer video where Bobby and Bill talk to Andy about the song, and Bill jokes about how he feels about not singing on this one.
I you did the version where they intro it first, you'd know Bill wasn't needed. Bobby was getting over a head-cold, mum was there, they hated the pink suits, but telly needed a good colour. It's ten years after the original, but seen as the best performance, a classic.
Bobby Hatfield sings this one alone!
No one will ever do this song like Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Bros his performance was effortless and sheer perfection. I'm an Elvis fan and he couldn't do this better. Bobby Hatfield owns this song and always will. I'VE seen them in person they are great together but also did solos this was one of Bobby's. Listen to Bill singing BROWN EYED WOMAN or Georgia.