See my REACTION to the Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2020
- My REACTION to the Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody from the year 1965, sung by Bobby Hatfield. Song is featured in the movie "Ghost", starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg.
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The reason this live version is so much better was because when he started to rehearse with the orchestra he realized how great the accoustics were in that studio. He told them he wanted to make some changes. You heard the differences for yourself. I think that lip bite and smile at the end was because he was right. It turned out exactly the way he wanted it to sound. Plus his mom was there to watch him do a live performance for the first time.
This is one of the best live performances there has ever been. Been a singer and into all my life, I am 66, and I have never found a better one. And that is true voice on the highs, not a falsetto.
A lot of people know the song, but SEEING him sing it is another world apart. He just stood there. So effortless and so much connection with the lyrics! No one compares to this. Said to be a master class for live performance. I was 15 when he sang this, It was the ultimate slow dance at all those sock hops. All those lucky guys back then huh.
The most played song in the 20th century isn't from Elvis or the Beatles. The Righteous Brothers. You've Lost That Loving Feeling
You're not going to offend anyone by saying he does or doesn't sound like Elvis. He's not meant to sound like Elvis, he's meant to sound like Bobby Hatfield.
I received a newfound appreciation for this crowned jewel of a song.... seeing this live performance. Bobby Hatfield’s vocal range was stellar ! The passion, poetic, fire, love personified! ⭐️🔥💛
That "piece" that we've lost, Chad, is called pure talent! No auto tune, no gimmicks...just pure talent.
"Is that even possible?" is one of the best comments yet on the 50+ reaction videos of this Masterpiece Performance ...
Bobby owns this song. His range is phenomenal. 🙌🙌
The note he hits at the end of this song is a note very few people can reach.
I shall never ever forget Bobby Hatfield singing this sensational song, infront of the audience. He was most certainly so talented, what more can I say? 💝
I've been watching a whole bunch of young people first reacting to this performance. By and large, it's like watching a group of people emerging from the desert and discovering there's such a thing as water.
One of the greatest live performances everr. Broadcast live to millions on the Andy Williams Show. No edits; no autotune; no sampling; no filters; just pure unadulterated talent.
This performance was done in 1965 LIVE (singing by Bobby while the other member of the duo Bill arranged the music and played the piano) .. this was more than 25 years before the movie “Ghost”!,
Love that lip bite at the end. He knew he nailed it!!!
He and partner Bill Medley is arguably the best duet in music history.
It's all him no Autotune just power 😎🎤🎼
You just listened to a male angel. Pure talent.
That's our Bobby. Absolutely incredible. No one ever came close to his amazing talent. Bobby sang all his songs with feeling, passion from the depths of his soul. Women wanted him and men wanted to be him.
This is one of those moments that will live on in memoriam. This epic live performance of composer's Alex Norths [1955] 'Unchained Melody' done back in (1965) on the 'Andy Williams Show.' Provides us with how great the 'Andy Williams Orchestra' was. The arrangement of having the strings (violins and Cellos) section prominent in this version gave for what I consider the greatest rendition of this beautiful ballad I have ever heard. The violins were kicking it in this version...And then you add one of the greatest tenors in rock and roll history in 'Bobby Hatfield.' And together they have created one of the greatest live performances in television history. This performance alone cemented Bobby Hatfield's legacy as one of the greatest tenors in music history.