now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... peace
I swear to you I’m not a romantic at all but the part when they say “Baby baby I’d get down on my knees for you. If you would only love me, like you used to do.” *sigh*
Hehehe, you don't hear songs like this anymore. Way better than the crap we have today and the standards of the quality of the artists vocals. No autotune, synthetic voice enhancement of any kind. Just pure, raw talent. Great reaction too. Keep it up, ur doin great.
I loved your reaction! The best part of this song to me is the back a forth singing they do near the end.. You're 100% on their voices complementing each other...Dang I miss old school soul...
I'm 64 yrs old now, and I still remember my older brothers and sisters playing this record, or hearing it on the radio. I was 9 yrs old in 1965 when this came out. Motown was huge, and the Beatles and Rolling Stones and other British Bands were coming to America. What a time for music back in the 60s. Nothing like it these days.
Snap! I'm 64 too and I remember hearing this being played by my oldest brother. You're so right...... how lucky were we to be around to witness so many talented bands and artists emerge and produce great music.
@@bltnomayo : Miss Tindal, I'm a year older (65) ugh. We grew up in a little valley in Oregon where we had to drive about 12 miles up the moutain just to get a A.M. radio station. There was no FM in thoes days let alone none of had cars or could drive then. My neighbor girl ( she was my classmate and closest neighbor, at about 3 miles away) and her mom would go to the valley about 45 miles away once a month and she would buy Connie a couple of 45s that was on the charts. We would all ride our bikes over to Connie's house and go into the yard and they set up a record player and her mom would make sandwiches and the kool-aid the kind where you put a cup of sugar in the jug and mix it up. We would all sit around and listen to her new records and if we felt brave enough would dance.I remember them times like it was yesterday. Be Blessed we had the best music ever.
@@russgammon4593 Yes, Thank you for all of those memories!! :) we played their single here on our small record player and listened to them on out little transistor radio.. ohhhhhhh... good times, huh?!
Bill Medley (who starts the song) told the story behind the song. He was supposed to start singing in a higher key, and after several missteps, convinced Phil Spector (the producer) to let him open the song the way he did.
My wife and I had the pleasure to see them live at the Anaheim Convention Center in 1967, and to this day after attending many concerts of great bands over the years, the Righteous Bros. were the best of the best. You can see their amazing talent in these old videos, but seeing them live, just multiply it by 10. Back then the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones were the rage, but the RB were the cream of the crop.
Your smile says it all! We all felt that way when we heard this tune for the first time back in the day. Righteous Brothers - so aptly named! Great song and great reaction! ❤
Bobby Hatfield reportedly expressed his annoyance to producer Phil Spector when he learned that Bill Medley would start the first verse alone and that he (Hatfield) had to wait until the chorus before joining Medley's vocals. Hatfield asked Spector just what he was supposed to do during Medley's solo, Spector replied: "You can go directly to the bank!" -Wikipedia Mr Spector was Right: "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" = Top Performed Song of 20th Century: BMI: Top 100 Songs of the (20th) Century, listing the most played songs on American radio and television. Leading the list is, "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," written by Barry Mann, Phil Spector and Cynthia Weil, which recently passed the historic 8 million performance plateau. It was originally recorded by The Righteous Brothers and produced by Spector. - BMI, December 13, 1999 (Broadcast Music, Inc.) is one major United States performing rights organizations)
I just love this song, you took the girl way back down memory lane. My Grandmother loves this song, she would always say this is singing. Awesome reaction
I still listen to this type of music at 70 years old. Very moving, reminiscing about love found, love lost and the heartbreak, longing for and finding true love at last. Teenage Cher is one of the backup singers.
Ahh... you didn't stick around for the credits at the end, then 😁! All I can see when I hear this song is F-14's flying off into the sunset. It's burned into my brain now. I'm with you on the Tom Cruise version though...... You can't "unhear" that.
Great example of masculinity, love and talent; Bill and Bobby had it all rolled up with a bow on top. I was seventeen then and they still touch my heart every single time I hear them.
If one pays attention to the message of this song, it's one of the sadder things that can happen to a relationship. It also is a very good and classic song with a great performance. Yes, they are very "soulful" and thus the origin of the phrase "blue-eyed soul". Back in the day I don't believe most noticed if something was soulful or not just if you liked it.
Hey K, this Righteous Brother’s song is my favorite from them. It brings back lots of memories from back in the day. I love this video💜💜Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
I love this song! I haven’t heard this in years. This just took me back to memory lane with my parents and the elders. Great reaction video sis! I truly enjoy this. Yes they voices are very soulful. ❤️❤️
“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 88 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century. "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" is brilliant. He is the master of the technique and started the trend. 7 notes just to say the word "I".... Their name came when they did a show in a smaller venue and a black man told them…. You two Brothers are Righteous. They created the sound and set the table that all Soul Music fed from for decades to come. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin’ Feelin‘" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......
The thing that I can't help but notice in this video is the section (in this video) from about 3:00 until about 3:10. Bill Medley has just stood up and Bobby Hatfield is just sitting there staring off into space. Then, at the exact right moment, Mr. Hatfield nonchalantly stands up and joins Mr. Medley. To me that shows just how well the two worked together.
Bill Medley's baritone was so great, and he put some soul into it when he used some raspy higher notes too. Bob Hatfield sang with that high tenor voice that served as a perfect complement to Big Bill.
Your smile says it all, that there music makes you smile from delight from there voice's you given the biggest complement from your reactions to there music
Backroads, pony buds and this song when my first love broke my heart... I love this song and so many memories... Top Gun with Goose at the piano playing this from Top Gun...
Soooo happy that you are enjoying The Righteous Brothers from the 60s. This duo and their performances with forever enrich your Soul each time you listen even decades from now.
Only Bill Medley, baritone singer is still living. I don't know if he still singing because he is little older. You already know of Bobby Hatfield, tenor died years ago.
One of the most beautiful things that they did was perform another Song called "Rock & Roll Heaven" paying homage to the Rock Immortals like Jim Morrison, Elvis Presley & John Lennon. This was in 1981 on an American Bandstand TV Special. What they didn't realize was that many of the folks who performed that night would also die in the future. Maurice White of Earth Wind & Fire, Dennis & Carl Wilson Of The Beach Boys, and Teddy Pendergrass. They also were on the very first Cover of Tiger Beat Magazine that premiered in 1965 whose Sister Magazine Right On was the First Teen Magazine for African American Kids.
Great reaction ... give the tune Mr. Lonely by Bobby Vinton a listen ... he had more Billboard #1 hits than any other male vocalist from the years 1962 - 1972, more than Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra. Billboard called him "the all-time most successful love singer of the 'Rock Era'". Try to find either the original recording with no video or his early appearance on American Bandstand performing the song (there's a stereo version of that performance out there as well). He explains how the song came about while serving in the military. Thanks again, enjoy watching your reaction videos!
Loved your reaction! When this song first came out, some white radio stations wouldn't play this song because their sound and group name led them to assume they were black artists. And when some black stations played this, they asked the Righteous Brothers to come in for an interview and when two white guys walked in, they also stopped playing it. But despite that rough start, this song ended up becoming the most played song on American radio and television in the 20th century with over 8 million air-plays by 1999. Back in the day, they were known as "blue-eyed soul". If you liked this one, please react to (You're My) Soul and Inspiration, which also features both "brothers". You will definitely get to hear Bill Medley pour his soul into that deep baritone voice on that one as well!
Hi Robert yes I’ve been gone all week due to a family emergency so I haven’t been posting and this is my third reaction on the group.. thanks for watching
Cher started as a session singer, and sang backup on several of Spector's classic recordings, including "Be My Baby" by the Ronettes, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" by The Righteous Brothers and Darlene Love's "A Fine, Fine Boy".
This song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. Bobby is the tenor and Bill Melody is the baritone. THEY shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic.
The Righteous Brothers songs to check out: Soul and Inspiration You'll Never Walk Alone Little Latin Lupe Lu Ko Ko Joe Just Once I'm my Life Bring it back home to me
Okay, I can't help it, you are so beautiful. I wasn't going to to say anything, but my God you are lovely. And the song is about you. Thanks so much for your time
It's funny. I have watched sooo many of ya'll reacting to this song and NO ONE has mentioned (at the beginning of the song) how Bobby Hatfield is sitting! He has his arm leaning on his knee and his head is leaning on his hand! Soooo relaxed...almost seems bored with it all. LOL I realize he wasn't bored (well, I guess he could have been) but I have never seen anyone else, before or after, take that bodily position on a stage. I love this man. May he RIP.
My mother being 82 turned to me her 47 year old youngest son and said "they had to be loud in there shows to cover up the sound of panties hitting the floor" she has parted now but I never listened to the words of the song until she said that. I guess I couldnt disagree well I couldnt do much of anything at the time in 47 years she never swore in front of me then to say that I may have actually gone into shock.
I enjoyed watching your reaction to this song, and your analogy to their voices and peanut butter and jelly was perfect! Meet your newest subscriber! Keep up the good work, have a great day!!
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When Bobby passed everytime Bill Medley wouldperform on stage he would bring out an empty chair to honor him....
That brought tears to my eyes. I did not know that.
Bill had a song written for him to sing to Bobby. California Goodbye. Beautifully done and it is on UT
now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... peace
It's absolutely crazy to think a performance that's 55 years old is still making women crazy, WOW!
Timeless
Well that's because music was better back then
I swear to you I’m not a romantic at all but the part when they say “Baby baby I’d get down on my knees for you. If you would only love me, like you used to do.” *sigh*
Right on. Bring it on
That performance has made me crazy for the last 55 years!
After all these years, this song still cuts through girl's hearts like a hot knife through butter. A timeless classic! Thanks for posting!
So many memories with this song holding your partner close a nice slow dance and everybody’s singing softly. Those were the days
Love when music can have that affect
Hehehe, you don't hear songs like this anymore. Way better than the crap we have today and the standards of the quality of the artists vocals. No autotune, synthetic voice enhancement of any kind. Just pure, raw talent. Great reaction too. Keep it up, ur doin great.
this is blue eyed soul at its best
I loved your reaction! The best part of this song to me is the back a forth singing they do near the end.. You're 100% on their voices complementing each other...Dang I miss old school soul...
Nothing like old-school so thank you so much for watching
I wish they would bring back this music today. Although it would be very hard if not impossible to top these guys.
I'm 64 yrs old now, and I still remember my older brothers and sisters playing this record, or hearing it on the radio. I was 9 yrs old in 1965 when this came out. Motown was huge, and the Beatles and Rolling Stones and other British Bands were coming to America. What a time for music back in the 60s. Nothing like it these days.
Snap! I'm 64 too and I remember hearing this being played by my oldest brother. You're so right...... how lucky were we to be around to witness so many talented bands and artists emerge and produce great music.
@@bltnomayo : Miss Tindal, I'm a year older (65) ugh. We grew up in a little valley in Oregon where we had to drive about 12 miles up the moutain just to get a A.M. radio station. There was no FM in thoes days let alone none of had cars or could drive then. My neighbor girl ( she was my classmate and closest neighbor, at about 3 miles away) and her mom would go to the valley about 45 miles away once a month and she would buy Connie a couple of 45s that was on the charts. We would all ride our bikes over to Connie's house and go into the yard and they set up a record player and her mom would make sandwiches and the kool-aid the kind where you put a cup of sugar in the jug and mix it up. We would all sit around and listen to her new records and if we felt brave enough would dance.I remember them times like it was
yesterday. Be Blessed we had the best music ever.
@@russgammon4593 Those were the days, my friend! Great music plus Bobby and Bill. We didn't need anything else!
@@bltnomayo Yes, Amen!
@@russgammon4593 Yes, Thank you for all of those memories!! :) we played their single here on our small record player and listened to them on out little transistor radio.. ohhhhhhh... good times, huh?!
Bill Medley (who starts the song) told the story behind the song. He was supposed to start singing in a higher key, and after several missteps, convinced Phil Spector (the producer) to let him open the song the way he did.
My wife and I had the pleasure to see them live at the Anaheim Convention Center in 1967, and to this day after attending many concerts of great bands over the years, the Righteous Bros. were the best of the best. You can see their amazing talent in these old videos, but seeing them live, just multiply it by 10. Back then the Beatles, the Beach Boys, the Rolling Stones were the rage, but the RB were the cream of the crop.
Most played song on the radio in the 20th century!
Like peanut butter and jelly!! That may be the most PERFECT analogy I've ever heard describing Bill and Bobby's voices!
Love Peanut Butter. Hate Jelly....:)
When they trade lines....DAMN❤
Your smile says it all! We all felt that way when we heard this tune for the first time back in the day. Righteous Brothers - so aptly named! Great song and great reaction! ❤
The tall brother also sang the duet from Dirty Dancing..Time of my life
An unknown teenager named Cher sang in the background chorus on this song.
really ?
With a guy named Sonny.
No way. Going straight to google. Rated: 100% true about Cher. Not sure about Sonny. Cher was singing with the group "The Blossoms" at the time.
Wow interesting history famous people follow the same path .
I thought I heard someone singing off key in the chorus, that would be Cher
I can tell you love the righteous brothers so much. I can see that from your smile 🥰🥰🥰
They are simply amazing thanks so much for watching
I like your very sincere reaction. This is a great song. So much passion in both of their voices.
Bobby Hatfield reportedly expressed his annoyance to producer Phil Spector when he learned that Bill Medley would start the first verse alone and that he (Hatfield) had to wait until the chorus before joining Medley's vocals.
Hatfield asked Spector just what he was supposed to do during Medley's solo, Spector replied: "You can go directly to the bank!"
-Wikipedia
Mr Spector was Right:
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'" = Top Performed Song of 20th Century:
BMI: Top 100 Songs of the (20th) Century, listing the most played songs on American radio and television.
Leading the list is, "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," written by Barry Mann, Phil Spector and Cynthia Weil, which recently passed the historic 8 million performance plateau. It was originally recorded by The Righteous Brothers and produced by Spector.
- BMI, December 13, 1999
(Broadcast Music, Inc.) is one major United States performing rights organizations)
I just love this song, you took the girl way back down memory lane. My Grandmother loves this song, she would always say this is singing. Awesome reaction
These cats can wail!!!!
Yessss
The most requested and played song on American TV and radio in the 20th century.
I still listen to this type of music at 70 years old. Very moving, reminiscing about love found, love lost and the heartbreak, longing for and finding true love at last.
Teenage Cher is one of the backup singers.
I used to hate this song but I'd only heard the Tom Cruise version. This is wonderful.
Ahh... you didn't stick around for the credits at the end, then 😁! All I can see when I hear this song is F-14's flying off into the sunset. It's burned into my brain now. I'm with you on the Tom Cruise version though...... You can't "unhear" that.
I am so grateful that i have never seen Top Gun or heard the Tom Cruise version!
I love that song. One low voice, and one high. Work so well together. Nice reaction
The people that gave this a thumbs down are tone deaf!
You've Lost that Loving Feeling - by the Righteous Brothers - was the most played song on American radio in the 20th century with over 8 million plays
I love watching the journey you are taking through the Righteous Brothers catalogue. Great reaction
Great example of masculinity, love and talent; Bill and Bobby had it all rolled up with a bow on top. I was seventeen then and they still touch my heart every single time I hear them.
They sang the hell out that song, js
If one pays attention to the message of this song, it's one of the sadder things that can happen to a relationship. It also is a very good and classic song with a great performance. Yes, they are very "soulful" and thus the origin of the phrase "blue-eyed soul". Back in the day I don't believe most noticed if something was soulful or not just if you liked it.
Hey K, this Righteous Brother’s song is my favorite from them. It brings back lots of memories from back in the day. I love this video💜💜Thanks for sharing and take care!!!
Hey Marco it’s good to see you have a good night thanks for watching
The brother with the deep voice, there raspy voice guy.. well he also sang "I had the Time of my Life" in the movie Dirty Dancing.
OMGGGGG you killed this reaction Sis. I love it.
Thanks fam
I love this song! I haven’t heard this in years. This just took me back to memory lane with my parents and the elders. Great reaction video sis! I truly enjoy this. Yes they voices are very soulful. ❤️❤️
Gives me chills everytime. 🌺✌
Live and no Autotune.. Please more.
Being a baby bloomer growing up listening to the Righeos brothers music. They were so awesome!!! Love their music!!!!
Hands down their best performance, at least that I’ve seen.
I have to say I love this lady's reaction and the song is just magnificent singing.
Awwww that’s awesome
This song had a resurgence in the 80’s due to it being heavily featured in the film Top Gun.
Pure Wall of Sound
Hey Boo tuned in I love this song and love the raspiness great reaction and Thanks for sharing 💕💕
😊
“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 88 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary.
“You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century.
"Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" is brilliant. He is the master of the technique and started the trend. 7 notes just to say the word "I".... Their name came when they did a show in a smaller venue and a black man told them…. You two Brothers are Righteous. They created the sound and set the table that all Soul Music fed from for decades to come.
In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin’ Feelin‘" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......
She has such a beautiful spirit and soul about her ❤
Soul has no color. Love all the soul of Marvin Gaye. Give me Marvin any day. "What's Going On" by Marvin is a must to react to.
I agree it doesn’t it just requires soul
“What’s Going On,” by Marvin Gaye is a masterpiece! I can still remember the first time I heard it on the radio. I was 17 and I literally got chills.
The most requested and played song of the 20th Century !! Loved watching you enjoy it !!
The thing that I can't help but notice in this video is the section (in this video) from about 3:00 until about 3:10. Bill Medley has just stood up and Bobby Hatfield is just sitting there staring off into space. Then, at the exact right moment, Mr. Hatfield nonchalantly stands up and joins Mr. Medley. To me that shows just how well the two worked together.
I agree !!!
Women love some righteous bros!
Yes we do lol
Bill Medley's baritone was so great, and he put some soul into it when he used some raspy higher notes too. Bob Hatfield sang with that high tenor voice that served as a perfect complement to Big Bill.
Your smile says it all, that there music makes you smile from delight from there voice's you given the biggest complement from your reactions to there music
Yessssss aww thank u
Hi Chris ! Yes you’re so right
Backroads, pony buds and this song when my first love broke my heart... I love this song and so many memories... Top Gun with Goose at the piano playing this from Top Gun...
Odd, I don't remember Goose playing this song on the piano, I remember him playing "Great Balls of Fire" though..
TheStavros1001 That’s right I got them mixed up. Thank you
Fun fact: years later, Bill Medley (the tall baritone) went on to sing, Had the time of my life from movie Dirty Dancing. He still had it!
Soul and inspiration
Yessssss
That’s another song by The righteous brothers
Youd love Soul and inspiration by them
Simone, I'll always think of you and this song when I I have a PB&J! Luzzzzzz you!!! Peace to you too!! 🌺✌🙋😊
Lol awww penni
Soooo happy that you are enjoying The Righteous Brothers from the 60s. This duo and their performances with forever enrich your Soul each time you listen even decades from now.
Only Bill Medley, baritone singer is still living. I don't know if he still singing because he is little older. You already know of Bobby Hatfield, tenor died years ago.
Oh wow his voice was so amazing I love that baritone and Tenor voice
One of the most beautiful things that they did was perform another Song called "Rock & Roll Heaven" paying homage to the Rock Immortals like Jim Morrison, Elvis Presley & John Lennon. This was in 1981 on an American Bandstand TV Special. What they didn't realize was that many of the folks who performed that night would also die in the future. Maurice White of Earth Wind & Fire, Dennis & Carl Wilson Of The Beach Boys, and Teddy Pendergrass. They also were on the very first Cover of Tiger Beat Magazine that premiered in 1965 whose Sister Magazine Right On was the First Teen Magazine for African American Kids.
The emotion they bring makes it great. No auto tune. No computers. Just raw singing talent with microphones.
Great reaction ... give the tune Mr. Lonely by Bobby Vinton a listen ... he had more Billboard #1 hits than any other male vocalist from the years 1962 - 1972, more than Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra. Billboard called him "the all-time most successful love singer of the 'Rock Era'". Try to find either the original recording with no video or his early appearance on American Bandstand performing the song (there's a stereo version of that performance out there as well). He explains how the song came about while serving in the military. Thanks again, enjoy watching your reaction videos!
Oh thank you so much and thanks so much for watching and yes there’s a lot of Elvis Presley on my channel no Frank Sinatra yet any suggestions
@@SimplyKSimone strangers in the night.
Great reaction you are such a beautiful lady love your reactions
Hi David!! Thanks so much
Simply K.Simone have a wonderful evening beautiful lady you are awesome
Loved your reaction! When this song first came out, some white radio stations wouldn't play this song because their sound and group name led them to assume they were black artists. And when some black stations played this, they asked the Righteous Brothers to come in for an interview and when two white guys walked in, they also stopped playing it. But despite that rough start, this song ended up becoming the most played song on American radio and television in the 20th century with over 8 million air-plays by 1999. Back in the day, they were known as "blue-eyed soul".
If you liked this one, please react to (You're My) Soul and Inspiration, which also features both "brothers". You will definitely get to hear Bill Medley pour his soul into that deep baritone voice on that one as well!
Yessss,..."without you baby - what good am I ... what good am I" gooseflesh all over ❤😊
Can’t believe that you are just reacting to this now... you did a good job.. be well and see you in your next video
Hi Robert yes I’ve been gone all week due to a family emergency so I haven’t been posting and this is my third reaction on the group.. thanks for watching
Love her personality
Cher started as a session singer, and sang backup on several of Spector's classic recordings, including "Be My Baby" by the Ronettes, "You've Lost That Loving Feeling" by The Righteous Brothers and Darlene Love's "A Fine, Fine Boy".
I saw them in concert back in the 70s and I also saw Bill Medleh with a new partner last summer in concert.
You’re beautiful Simone..😘❤️😍love the righteous brothers!!
Yes I love them also
Good job reacting and what a song! Now if I could only sing that song to the girls and sound as good as they do- I'd be happy!
Beautiful reaction
You are a beautiful young lady
Love, love, loved them since I first saw them in 1964.
This song was played more than any other song in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. Bobby is the tenor and Bill Melody is the baritone. THEY shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic.
loved it, tnx.
Love your reaction! These guys are the best! Still in 2022
Beautiful reaction!
Thank you!!
The Righteous Brothers songs to check out:
Soul and Inspiration
You'll Never Walk Alone
Little Latin Lupe Lu
Ko Ko Joe
Just Once I'm my Life
Bring it back home to me
Okay, I can't help it, you are so beautiful. I wasn't going to to say anything, but my God you are lovely. And the song is about you. Thanks so much for your time
This was the most played song of the 20th century. It was played on the radio more than 8 million times.
This one gives me butterflies.
Awesome.
Me too
I've said it before and I'll say it again these are the best duo that ever lived without any doubt whatsoever.
Yesssss
It's funny. I have watched sooo many of ya'll reacting to this song and NO ONE has mentioned (at the beginning of the song) how Bobby Hatfield is sitting! He has his arm leaning on his knee and his head is leaning on his hand! Soooo relaxed...almost seems bored with it all. LOL I realize he wasn't bored (well, I guess he could have been) but I have never seen anyone else, before or after, take that bodily position on a stage. I love this man. May he RIP.
I recommend Who Knows Where the Time Goes by Fairport Convention; composed and sung by he late, great Sandy Denny on lead vocals.
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Yes!!
Talk about absolutely nailing it, that's how you do it, you cant do that song better than that, ok, God can, but he's God.
Yesssss🙌🏽🙌🏽
Great music, reaction and comments, as always!
Thanks so much
And there we have it with Darlene Love of the group The Blossoms doing backup in the background here.
Tom Jones...”never fall the in love again “
No one can do this song but Bobby and Bill!
Did you react to the Righteous Brother “(You’re My) Soul & Inspiration” yet?
No I have not
@@SimplyKSimone Do it. You will be absolutely amazed!
My mother being 82 turned to me her 47 year old youngest son and said "they had to be loud in there shows to cover up the sound of panties hitting the floor" she has parted now but I never listened to the words of the song until she said that. I guess I couldnt disagree well I couldnt do much of anything at the time in 47 years she never swore in front of me then to say that I may have actually gone into shock.
😂
What a great gift and a memory!
I absolutely love these guys,wish Bobby was still with us!
Yesss
Great reaction video.
They are so smooth on my God they will make your liver quiver
You might want to consider reacting to another oldie. Tom Jones sang an amazing live performance of I'll Never Fall in Love Again in 1967.
Best song I've ever heard.
I'd like for you to check out Steve Earl's Copperhead Road. You'll enjoy it.
Thanks jack
Most requested radio song of the twentieth century.
I love it ! I see why
I've Loved these guys for lots of years...When I reach heavens gates, I will be looking up Bobby since he left us in 2003.
Can you react to If I could dream by Elvis? The world needs it now
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I enjoyed watching your reaction to this song, and your analogy to their voices and peanut butter and jelly was perfect!
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