First Time Reaction | Righteous Brothers -- Unchained Melody (Live, 1965)
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Blue eyed soul. He had a cold. His parents were in the audience. His mother was a vocal teacher. It was the first time they saw him perform. One take. Live. No editing, mixing or over voice. Raw real talent. R.I.P. Bobby.
No she wasn't. Mama worked in the family dry cleaning business.
Back in the day when people could actually sing LIVE. Flawless.
Without autotune
You’ve lost that loving feeling by the righteous brothers is a fantastic song you would love to hear Great reaction as always 👏👏👏👏
That would the next one that he needs to react to.
@@scm0717 SECONDED!!!!
Bobby Hatfield was a countertenor. A countertenor is a male singer who can sing as high as a soprano or mezzo-soprano. The countertenor is the rarest of all voice types. His vocal gymnastics on the song “Summertime” is something to behold.
"You Lost That Loving Feeling" is a great song to hear Bill and Bob's voices.
I don't care about anyone else BUT Bobby!! He does own it!
Elvis wouldn’t want a “pity” vote. It’s Bobby Hatfield all the way on this one. And that is not taking away from other versions that were beautiful. It’s just that Bobby Hatfield and this song were a once in a lifetime thing. His vocal range is extremely rare. 🥰
When it comes to this song the late GREAT Bobby Hatfield is second to NONE..Perfection ❤
This is HIS song. He owns it. 😊
Next...."You've Lost That Loving Feeling". Most requested song on the radio in the 20th century.
This song is great, a classic, but "you've lost that loving feeling" showcases both of their voices in the best way.
Bobby Hatfield had the voice of an angel when he sang this song. He was a countor tenor with a 5 octave range. This is pure talant, pure vocals, no auto tune, no lip syncing. This is a love song and Bobby sang it with soulful feeling. This is not how his original recorded version goes. That recording was used in the movie, Ghost.
On this particular performance ( which we are blessed to have through the taping of tv shows) it was Bobby wanting to show the viewers his vocal range. He had wanted to show more of his range on his recorded version but was told it was perfect as it was. It was the B side of a 45 record, but once a radio D.J. played it, other stations started playing it too and the A side got little playing time.
Bobby was nervous on this show as The Andy Williams Show was a huge weekly tv show with an audience of over 1 million tv viewers (at the time. In the 60's not everyone had a tv, especially in rural areas, and in most places people were limited to 2-3 stations; unlike people who lived in metro.areas who had 5-7 channels) plus being in front of a live audience, where you had to be perfect ; no second takes. He had a cold and his mother was in the audience. ( no pressure there, right) Bobby nailed it! You can see the expression on his face that didn't change until near the end where he smiled to himself because he knew he was killing it......and the lip bite when he finished. Notice too there was no face wrinkling to hit the high notes; its like he wasn't even trying to hit them.
You should check out the rest of this performance where Bobby, Bill and Andy sing "That's What I Say" together.
Righteous Brothers songs:
"You've Lost That Loving Feeling" ( video)
*"Soul And Inspiration". (Video)
"Walk On" (video from Ed Sullivan Show)
"Rock & Roll Heaven" ( video)
"I just want To Make Love To You" ( Bill Medley solo from album)
"Summertime" ( Bobby Hatfield solo, video from their tv show)
Also check out Andy Williams. He sang mostly movie theme ballads
"Love Is A Many Splendor Thing"
"More"
The Shadow Of Your Smile". Andy has a long list of songs. One that I'm sure you've heard is the Christmas song, "Its the most Wonderful time of The Year"; its a Christmas classic.
Enjoy your music journey.
He changed up the arrangement because he liked the acoustics in the theater from which the Andy Williams show was broadcast.
For the recording when he said wanted to do another take because he could do it better, Bill said no you can't.
In 1964, 93% of US households had 1 or more televisions.
@@Aurora-tp3dy …but not very many channels! My grandma used to watch the Lawrence Welk Show. 😉 We got The Andy Williams Show & The Ed Sullivan Show. The very risqué drama “Peyton Place” came along before I graduated from high school in 1969. but then I had seen Simon and Garfunkel in concert as well as Jimi Hendrix and The Fifth Dimension. (It is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius…”) Amazing music!
@@Grammichal The "tons" of channels didn't exist until cable TV. 😀
No Autotune..just pure talent and note how classy he looks. Hope we get back to that kind of talent someday instead of the sorry state of music today.
Did you notice the little smile on Bobby Hatfield's face right at the end? That's the look of a man who knows he just killed it.
Dude's voice is something else - I've always loved this performance so much
This song was actually made for a movie called unchained. The movie is centered on a man who contemplates either escaping from prison to live life on the run or completing his sentence and returning to his wife and family.
Hundreds of singers have sung this song but none do it better than Bobby Hatfield. The studio version was used in the movie 'Ghost 'and was great but this live version is stupendous. No auto tune or gimmicks just pure talent. He had a cold at the time, his parents were in ther audience watching him sing live for the first time and he suffered with stage fright. Notice that when he sings the high notes at the end he does not contort his face as other singers do when hitting a high note. He just bites his lip and smiles as if to say I nailed it.
U have to remember this was LIVE, no auto tune, nothing. Just pure raw TALENT
I heard these guys perform it first, and I still haven't heard a version that evokes the same emotion as the Bros.
Bobby OWNS this song! RIP Bobby Hatfield
I love their humor. And the way he goes straight from a conversion to this performance, as if it was nothing at all. 🔥
This gives me chills no matter how many times I hear it.
Over 670 artists recorded this song worldwide. I don’t have to hear them all to know Bobby will always own it and I love Elvis. When I shut my art room door I listen to all of Elvis’s Gospel music because it was his first and main love. His voice changes and it is beautiful. I also listen to the Righteous Brothers, they are both amazing and I grew up to this version of the song plus all of their others. They were called Blue Eyed Soul and every woman was in love with those voices. This song will always be timeless. Thank you and I loved your reaction.
The song was originally in a 1950's prison movie ("Unchained") but it was the Righteous Brothers who popularized it. Their songs "Soul & Inspiration" and a live rendition of "You'll Never Walk Alone" are simply fantastic. Remember - no autotune, no backing tracks, no ridiculous studio polishing. Rest in peace Bobby Hatfield.
There are dozens of reaction videos of people falling out over this white guy in a pink suit ripping this song. Anybody debating who did it best, obviously haven't seen this guy go.
This was released in the 1960s during a long war and many soldiers related to the feeling of separation from a loved one that this song portrays.
The late great Bobby Hatfield. I was in high school when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. No suto tunes, pure raw talent. RIP Bobby. We miss you! ❤❤
"You've lost that loving feeling" shows off their brilliant harmony's
Bobby Hatfield will forever own this song. It was this song that taught me as a little girl that music can be magic.
This may be the best performance of ANY song
You've Lost That Lovin Feeling and "Soul and Inspiration" are amazing songs and great examples of both of their voices. Great reaction Cliff. Keep them coming.
Bobby's voice and his control of his voice is amazing. Bill Medley has a wonderful low tone. The two together are something you need to hear.
The joy on his face as he sings and the way the song flows from him always leaves me feeling like I witnessed something more than a music performance.
Elvis was a huge fan of the Righteous Brothers. He attended several shows of them.
This was the Master at work. Both men had amazing, unique voices and when they performed together it was magic. There weren't enough piano keys for what they were capable of, especially Bobby Hatfield. He wouldn't even break a sweat when he was inventing new notes like in his version of "Summertime". They had great hits, many featured in movies, but don't miss out on their live R&B performances on the old Shindig Show videos. Their personalities, versatility and energy were captivating. You might even catch a prank or two that will have you laughing. Thank you for recognizing the greatness of this legend.
The emotions he evokes with his voice
Legendary ❤
You've Lost That Loving Feeling -should be next
I have heard many covers. This is hands down the best one in my opinion. Im 65 yrs young
The best version of this song ever. One of my all time favorite songs. Bobby voice and range were simply amazing. Such talent..
Live. No autotune. And, he did it night after night. It warms my heart to see young people see the talent that used to be abundant.
This performance on live TV significantly exceeds the studio version.
It is the best version. Period.
The Unchained Melody OG!! 🥰
This is THE definitive version of this song... Bobby Hatfield still melts women's hearts to this day with this song...
This is my favorite version.
This is the song we grew up with. The “classic”. I believe it’s also the one we hear on Ghost. Nobody sings it like him.
They sing You've lost that loving feeling together - you HAVE to listen to that one - pretty please!
Nobody can sing it better than the original singers the Righteous Brothers and as other people have commented You've Lost That Loving Feeling by them is on a whole other level😊😊😊 it is my favorite favorite Righteous Brothers song of all time😊😊
This was my mom & dad's song. They were together for 55 years, until my dad passed in 2009 from cancer. He was a US Navy fighter pilot for 27 years and they were apart (dad at sea) for half their married life until he retired in 1977. I know they are slow dancing (or making love) to this in heaven.
Naturally beautiful
That's a real soul singer...he feels what he's singing and can make you feel it with him. Both the Righteous Brothers had that gift - they could solo like this or blend their voices in magical harmony. Their 'You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling' was the most played record of the 20th century. 'Soul and Inspiration' was another #1 for them, 'I Just Wanna Make Love to You' was considered too hot for most radio play. Their earliest hits like 'Little Latin Lupe Lu' and 'My Babe' were just plain fun to dance to.
The switching you hear is him jumping up and down between head voice and chest voice....sometimes called a yodel...and isn't an easy technique ...🙂
The song was written for a movie about a guy in prison. Bobby Hatfield was a counter tenor which is very rare and is why he had the incredible range he had.
Your reaction is spot on. It leaves one speechless. Bobby Hatfield owns this song.
You've lost that loving feeling has both of them, and is amazing!
I cry every single time I hear their recorded version. The music and his voice is just angelic
I agree that this version and Elvis are my top two! Just so moving!! ❤️
Righteous Brothers were incredible together and separately... Suggestions on what to check out next:
Together: You've Lost That Loving Feeling
Solo:
Bill Hadley: I Had The Time Of My Life (duet)
I'm a HUGE Elvis fan but I agree with you on this one, Cliff. Bobby knocked this out of the park and across state lines. Big E is right behind him, though!!
It's like you're meeting everyone I've loved in my life 😊🤭🎼🤍
A beautifully chilling performance to check out is the music video of Johnny Cash covering "Hurt", a song written and recorded by Trent Reznor of the Nine Inch Nails way back in the darkest depths of Trent's drug use. Johnny Cash recorded it less than a year before he died, and it was the last video he ever did. When Reznor heard Cash's version, he was blown away, and now he says it's Johnny's song. Reznor has since covered Cash's version. In the video, you'll see Cash's wife, who died just a few months later. He passed less than six months later. When Cash's daughter heard the song, she told him it sounded like he said goodbye, and he replied, "I did." It may be the greatest cover of any song in history. RIP to the legend Cash.
Pure Talent!!!!
You've lost that loving feeling is just an amazing live video to watch. Such a beautiful song. This is the version they played in the film.
No auto que or anything back then just the sheer pure talent of the voice. Makes it even more amazing an beautiful. This was called blue eyed soul it really was to. ❤❤❤
Bobby Hatfield's voice is incredible. Also Jay Black from Jay and the Americans will blow you away. Listen to Cara Mia Mine. You will love it!
Heart does an absolutely fantastic cover of this song. The range in Ann Wilson’s voice in that song is mindblowing.
Side Note - the host introducing them - Andy Williams = was an adored singer in the day. He did sing with his brothers but then developed a wonderful solo career. He was a star. I think Moon River is probably the song he is best known for. Definitely worth listening to Moon River - it was omnipresent for years
Soulful.
One take. Live. In front of an audience. No auto-tune.
Cliff, the Righteous Brothers, was my Mums favourite along with Roy Orbison. She was born in 1940 and hated the Beatles! She passed in 2010 and I like her, love lyrics that tell stories, not just catchy songs! I would be honoured if you would check out "You've Lost That Loving Feeling", both sing on that and I guarantee I'll shed a few tears for my Mum, Gill! Thanks Cliff, Ceri!
As fantastically awesome as that performance was, IMO there's only one other song by them that's a must-see, and they both sing (You've lost that Lovin' Feelin')
His octave levels are insane
You showed as much emotion as Bobby did. Great reaction. You've got my vote!
Amazing, wasn't he? They were 25. A live performance. No second takes and his parents were in the audience. Nobody sang this like Bobby Hatfield. He passed away in 2003. Bill Medley is still living.
Many say it's the best live solo performance ever .. Bobby is a countertenor with a range of 4 1/2 octaves ..known as blue eyed soul .. You had to have talent to sing back then ...no auto tune, no re-takes, no gimmicks .. just pure God given talent .. so enjoyed your heartfelt reaction ... check out You've lost that Loving Feeling (most played song of the 20th century) and Summertime (Bobby sings alone)
This version always gives me chills 💙👵🏼✌🏼
ooo sent this to my mom lol she will love this :)
You can hear how sick he was while they were talking. He was out of breath and cleared his throat. Then he just blows the roof of the place.
The song was written for a film called "Unchained." A film about a man in prison.
"You've Lost That Loving Feeling." "Soul and Inspiration." "Ebb Tide." "I Just Want To Make Love To You." and "Rock 'n' Roll Heaven." are just a handful of The Righteous Brothers great tracks.
I love what he did with his vowels.
You're right. It's the best. Elvis's version is lovely but this TV performance by Bobby is even better than his own studio release. Thanks for the emotional reaction.
The RIghteous Brothers version was in Ghost. I love these 2 together, they were great!
Austin Brown's (of Home Free, it's on his channel, austin brown music) version is absolutely beautiful too, Home Free took it a bit more back to the roots of the song.
This was my parents song when he was deployed in the Air Force in the 50s.
My father sent s music box of this tune to my mother
“You’ll never walk alone” is another song the two do that is tremendous! It was the one they performed on the Ed Sullivan show!
Hi. I always cry when I listen this song. It's so beautiful. Bobby had a sweet voice. I can't believe this perfomance was in the year i was born, 1965. I know Bobby looked so nervous because his mother was in the audience.
Bobby Hayfield- beautiful voice.....
You’re my soul and inspiration is another great song of theirs to check out.
Great reaction to a great song. I was thinking for the first minute or so wow, he hasn’t paused yet and the look on your face said everything. He had an amazing voice for sure.
Worth watching just to see the awe on your face
Voice of an angel
A classy, cool era! On the radio often when I was 4-5, then.
Give it up to the Righteous Brothers.
Can't go wrong with The Righteous Brothers.
It was also live and no auto tune in 1965!
AND YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING IS EVEN BETTER 💯 💶 💯
I have never heard any other version and I honestly don’t care to. Their rendition is the one my memories are made of, so I am good with that. ❤
This song & Bobby Hatfield's incredible vocals & live performance of it belongs to Bobby Hatfield/Righteous Brothers and it was a hit again after they re-recorded it after the movie Ghost came out 25 years later. Many, many people have sung this song but the standard they try to attain to is the most listened to Righteous Brothers version. Elvis Presley loved the Righteous Bros. music, would go to their show after his Vegas show & became friends with them...especially Bill Medley. It doesn't surprise me he would sing one of his favorite songs by the Righteous Brothers. As others mentioned, check out their Shin Dig TV show performances together of "You Lost That Loving Feeling" and Bobby doing a solo of "Summertime". Bill's solo after that is "Old Man River". Their Hula baloo TV show performance is next of "Soul and Inspiration". Then watch them sing "You'll Never Walk Alone" on the Ed Sullivan TV show. You'll be wowed hearing recordings of baritone Bill taking lead singing his bluesy song "I Want To Make Love To You" and the record "Ebbtide" by Bobby. His amazing voice paints an emotion. Bill had a solo hit "Brown Eyed Woman" that I really like. He performs it with the group The Blossoms backing him up on the TV show Playboy After Dark. We are lucky that The Righteous Brothers have so many videos from being regulars on the Shin dig TV show from 1964-1966 & a library of recordings. They were inducted into the Rock N Roll Hall of fame in 2003. I enjoyed your reaction to Bobby singing Unchained Melody..his buttery voice & ease in singing becomes one of those songs that leaves you speechless, It has done this to new generations for 60 years and will continue to do so. I subscribed.
Yes sir, written in 1955 for a PRISON MOVIE titled "Unchained." This song was the only(?) tune in the movie so it was later titled, simply, "Unchained Melody." Tony Bennett's song of renown was "[I Left My Heart in] San Francisco." Fantastic scalar range, breath control, clarity of diction, stage presence, and emotion all rolled into one performance for near perfection! A song of doubt, longing, hope, and love. The version used in "Ghost" can't hold a candle to this live TV broadcast version (1965). Glad you're into older tunes such as this!
When singers could sing live no auto tune and pitch correction i know what i prefer 👏👏👏
It makes me so happy to hear you react to this. Appreciate you…
I thought Anne Wilson sang it best
Until today
Tears are flowing😂❤
Cliff, the guy interviewing them is Andy Williams. He is another rabbit hole. Omg his silky smooth voice..
This is the best version of this song.
This is the only way to hear this song. I loved your reactions to this one. I mean there are a lot of people that have covered this song, beautifully, but this is THE VERSION, other than the recorded version.