RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS “I JUST WANT TO MAKE LOVE TO YOU” | REACTION
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Listening to this I’m beginning to understand how my parents had 5 kids so close in age in the early 60s
Hah! Excellent!
I was born in 1949, and was a teenager when they were singing these songs...loved them then...love them now. ;-)
raunchy!! ;)
You Go Grandma!!
A granny with amazing taste in music. Teenage girls were swooning over guys with talent back then, not just pretty boys like Justin Bieber.
Me too, exactly. It's good to see the younger generation exposed to this outstanding music.
Me too
Righteous Brothers were INSANELY popular on the radio for YEARS, and they are now crazy popular on CZcams !!! Over 60 million views, world wide. We BOOMERS had the best music!!! I hope Bobby (now in heaven) and Bill ( still with us ) are ENJOYING how crazy popular they are in 2022 !!!
Just think that when this was recorded they didn’t manipulate the voices. If anything, the Righteous Brothers sounded even better live. I’m a huge fan and Bill Medley has been my crush for over 50 years! And he still sounds good.
True soul has no color, soul is inside everyone
Blue eyed soul!!!!
This is one song that I have never heard from the Righteous Brothers!! But OOOMMMGGG BLUE EYED SOUL SANGERS ALL DAY, EVERY DAY, FOREVER!!!!!!
@@riri52363 It is absolutely amazing!
@@riri52363 You wouldn't have heard THIS song on the radio in 63!...you would have had to have owned the vinyl...This is why everyone thought they were black...
I was a big Righteous Brothers fan in the 60s and I can say that this song was never played on the radio. It would have been scandalous! I didn’t have money to buy albums so I bought their 45s for $1. if I had heard this song as a teenager I would have melted.
THIS is a dirty edgy song they did. Back in those days, it was uncommon. They were extremely versatile singers. I would challenge any male singers to top them.
it cannot be done. too much reliance on machines, too little desire to practice as hard as they had to back then. the talent is there but the work ethic isnt in most cases.
I respectfully disagree; Songs like this were very common and, had been for at least thirty years when this was recorded. This specific song had been a hit for Muddy Waters, on the Chess label, approximately a decade before The Righteous Brothers recorded it.
It's about making love...or wanting to...but it isn't 'dirty." It's amazing!
@@ronaldporter7206 This song had that edgy voice of Bill Medley. The original and covers before this were good but not like this.
When this song was released, even some of us in our 20's were still quite innocent. We didn't really put 2 and 2 together. We just loved anything the Righteous Brothers released.
Since I was born in '63 and they formed in '62, hot damn I'm one of those babies. Thanks for bring back the memories.
BigBonedJim: I was born in 62' so I am in the boat with you!!! They slayed that forever!!
ditto!
'63 as well. Got it, coach
I was born in 53 and yes, I remember this song on the radio - nothing quite like it!!!
On behalf of generation x thanks to the righteous brothers for helping us be born.
Now you know why the radio stations thought they were black. These boys were trouble!!!
D A N G!!! They had some heat on this one. I had to turn my air on and get some water...whew!!!
When I clean my house on weekends I blast Righteous Brothers. Always been a thing of mine.
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I had to drive up highway 395 thru the Mojave Desert and I blasted a Righteous Bros CD and sang at the top of my voice the whole way.
I can't imagine being at one of their live performances....I'd be a puddle!!!
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You would be completely exhausted by the end of the show.
Love the Righteous Brothers! Music from my era will never get old.
Sixties/seventies live on in Silk Sonic.
Can you be anymore soulful then the Righteous Brothers? Blue eyed soul at its best. So glad this is the music I grew up with. The greatest duo of all time.
Nobody leaves this place without singing the blues...
This isn't Motown, it's Chicago blues. It was written by Willie Dixon and was a hit for Muddy Waters in 1954. (10yrs. before this cover). It has been covered by The Rolling Stones and many blues bands play it.
Motown was based on blues vocals with more low end (bass & drums), less guitar, and more orchestra related instruments.
I love the Stones but The Righteous Brothers blew the doors off this tune. Bill Medley's voice is so damn soulful.
@@Coolrockndad I was just responding to those comments saying that this song showed their Motown (Detroit) roots by giving the original Muddy Waters (Chicago) hit below, and just using the Stones as a well known example of someone else who had covered it.
I understand and I was just showing my preference. :-)
Foghat covered it too. That's how I first heard it when I was a kid. I heard this version when I came home and my mum was playing it. This one is much better.
These boys had real, raw Talent. Wait til you hear the rest of their songs.
A huuuge Righteous brothers fan. This song was done, by them, around 1964. Never heard it before (and I am an old person😀). Mahalo for this! Love your channel because you keep your comments real 🤙.
This song makes it easy to understand how they got their name.
According to Bill Medley (the tall one)..." they then adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" for the duo because black Marines from the El Toro Marine base started calling them "righteous brothers". At the end of a performance, a black U.S. Marine in the audience would shout, "That was righteous, brothers!", and would greet them with "Hey righteous brothers, how you doin'?" on meeting them."
Think about music in this era and wonder, will it hold peoples interest in 50 years as many classic songs have done? That's the true measure of great artistic talents. Time is the judgement for all art.
They could sing anything and make it soulful
Yes, they could sing Mary Had a Little Lamb and make it soulful. These guys were TALENTED!
I dont think the morality squad allowed these lyrics on the radio at that time... and that's why everyone bought records... naughty songs slipped through
This is like something “out of the Deep South” in “blues territory” ✊️😋👌🎤🎼🎸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 Awesome stuff 👏👏👏✅✅✅
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There style of music was called blue eyed soul. I was a teenager at the time we just called them panty droppers. I love their music then and still do now.
I think Let's Get It On by Marvin Gaye was rated as the number one baby maker song. I'm sure this song was up there as well
Another great song by The Righteous Bros. Is " Rock N' Roll Heaven".
They had that Motown feel down in their soul. I so Love them. Love your channel. Shine on.
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This song always leaves me breathless.
Makes me sweat.
I was born in '63 and my oldest brother is 18 yrs. older. he told me the music he played around the house was why I 'surprised' them.
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Jamal, I have watched other people's reaction to this song and you are the best by far! I love your comments and I appreciate
your musical breakdown of each song. Welcome to the music I grew up with. Keep posting!
I agree. Best reaction ever.
Blue eyed soul, Bill and Bobby were the best!!!! Saw the in the 70's they were great!!!!
This was quite suggestive back in the day. This came out in 1964. I bet you'll find out some DJs wouldn't play this! LOL! Love this. Love everything the Righteous Brothers have done! :-)
True.
Radio stations wouldn't play it because it's raunchy.
I was a teenager when thay were popular. I played all there songs in my room. Loved them then and still do.
All I know is they are some damn sexy-ass singers!! Loved them for 50 years now! Classic! Timeless!
When I hear this song, close my eyes and I picture them on stage with the great B.B King. Perfect
I’m 57, born in 1961.....so I was before them. I LOVE the music from this era. I’ve said many times that I was born a decade too late. I had never heard this song until the other day when someone else reacted to it l 👍🏼💜
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I'm guessing this was not allowed on the AM airwaves back in the day. Love it.
Phyllis B- you would be correct I'm 67 and remember well. It was banned @ least in my Midwest area. But of course it was on vinyl.
It waws banneed in my midwest town as well. The only other banned song in my state was Louie, Louie. Not too long ago I was listening to streaming radio and heard Louie, Louie and my first thought was, I thought that song was banned! Then reality set in.
Keep in mind that they were only about 24 years old when they recorded it. Not yet famous. Interesting point. In his 70's Bill Medley recorded a blues CD called Your Heart To Mine. As well as his own fabulous This Will Be The Last Time ( I Ever Sing the Blues) he rerecorded All I Really Wanna Do and a filthy version of Rock Me Baby. He's pushing 80 and still sexy! You might listen to the album. The cuts are on UTUBE and the disc is a tribute to great blues artists who inspired him.
@@patricialabbe1416 He lives in the Newport Beach area on Balboa Island and I’ve seen him sitting on his deck and YES STILL SEXY.
I don’t know how I missed this one!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
This were the best days.My husband was born in 49 and me in 51.Righteous Brothers,Everly Brothers,Temptations ,Otis Redding and so many many more.I love watching all you guys responding to the music we grew up on.Love these guys!
Back In the day alot of them composed it, wrote it, played it and sang it. Name me one artist today that does all 4? Their heart n soul went into every song.
Wow, didn't realize the Righteous Brithers could rock the blues and soul like this, awesome!
JAMEL, YOUR COMMENTS ABOUT THIS SONG WAS SO TRUE. GOOD RELEVANT LYRICS AND LOTS OF BLUES AND SOUL AND BABIES !!!
Thanks for doing this one for me. I knew you couldn’t resist it. This channel does the best music reviews on CZcams Big props from NYC
Thank you for watching🙏🏾
Amen...he is the BEAT!!
Not beat...the BEST! 😀😀😀
@@jamelakajamal Your reaction is why I subbed to you. 😏
I am 76. My teenage years were full of them. They were my favorites when Zi was 15
Yes Phyllis this was NEVER played on the radio. you had to buy the album :-P
“How many babies were made???”.....(To this song).... I’m guessing A HELL OF A LOT!!! If any couples were listening & wanted to “get their freak on”...... LOOKOUT!!! 🔥😂😂😂🔥
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Lol was thinking same thing
I live your channel..
White boys lived some blues, them own damned selves!
You give some of the best reactions whether it's this or Led Zeppelin, Doors, or Frampton come Alive, or whatever!!!! I'm a middle aged white boy from the midwest and for so long now the MSM tells me too HATE U and FOR YOU TOO HATE ME!!!! NOT GONNA HAPPEN!!!! THE MAKER, MY MAKER, YOUR MAKER SAYS THE HECK WITH THAT!!! I LOVE MUSIC THIS IS MY PARENTS MUSIC!!! THIS IS A REAL JOY TOO SEE YOUNG BLACK FOLKS GETTING OFF ON MY MUSIC!!! MUSIC BRINGS US TOGETHER, DONT LET THE POWERS THAT BE PUT A WEDGE IN BETWEEN US!!!
That is 💯% Bill Medley(then Bobby Hatfield came in).You can't confuse that voice with anyone else.I love them sooo much.They could have taken anyone's girl and I bet the guy wouldn't blame the girl.
This song was written by Willie Dixon and first recorded by Muddy Waters in 1954, then Etta James in 1960, Chuck Berry in 1964 and at least once (often several) times in every year since by EVERYBODY: the Rolling Stones, BBKing, Lou Rawls, Isaac Hayes, Mungo Jerry, Van Morrison, April Win, Eric Burdon and dozens of others. It is an absolute Classic Blues tune and I love it.
Babies were made as a result of EVERY Righteous Brothers song.
Watch a live version of Etta James singing this. One performance at Montreux has the camera flipping away from her as she gyrates on the piano
My mom and dad loved the Righteous Brothers and still do to this day. Still plays their albums. I’m pretty sure me and my brothers were made to their music!❤
Jamel, you are the KING 🤴🏾 of all reactors on CZcams! Love, love, love your reactions!
I second that emotion!
Still enjoying this reaction almost a year later. Never gets old!
As suggested, Rock N Roll Heaven is a song about, at that time, singers who had recently passed away. Singers like Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Otis Redding, Jim Morrison, Jim Croce. It's a great song.
I was born in 1966. I am here thanks to mom, dad and and the Righteous Brothers,
Whew! It was called "Blue Eye Soul". Love watching your videos, you really get into the music.
When you're surrounded by beautiful music every day you don't think nasty!!! I'm 65 and I loved music. It didn't think of it as a way to make a conquest. Where is your head at man???
i never heard this one from the R. Brothers. I loved it. Thanks for sharing.
I love the oldies my first time hearing this song wooo weee awesome song
Man, you can really hear their Motown roots in that song. Epic as hell.
Not motown roots. Pure blue eyed soul.
Wow great cover by the Righteous Brothers/ Thanks for bringing it forward in time
Love that blues vibe!
The RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS rule.
lol the other side of the Righteous Brothers
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I was a baby when this came out. Love The Righteous Brothers!!!
I never heard this song until about a year ago, and now it's my favorite song of Bill Medley's. I doubt that this song got airplay back in the 1960s.
I was like 11 when this came out. Ain't been nothing like The Righteous Brothers since.
Jamel...what you said obout "the music from the old days is where it's at". You understand more than most young folks ever will. I was in High School in core Chicago from 1962 to 66, Lane Tech. Then off to the Vietnam war. I did fine, so that's not my point. My point is that we had the most amazing music in those days. We hung out at our neighborhood greasy spoon restaurant. We took our junk yard cars to the drag strip on Friday and Saturday nights. (and that's a whole other story) We went to dances at our High School. And we drove down to the lake with our dates to "talk" (Uh huh) and listen to the music. WLS Chicago with Dick Biondi. I think you just figured it out, and good for you. You have one of the best reaction channels I've seen.
I told you, it would be so dang good!!!
Great reaction!!👍
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I loved how you reacted!
The Animals did some great blues stuff, my all time favourite is ( for miss caulker) Allan Price is fantastic on piano.
I guarantee you will love it!
There is not a bad Righteous Brothers song at all. Started listening to them in the 3rd grade back in 1963
These classics are done by so many artists. I've heard this by: Etta James, The Rolling Stones, Muddy Waters, Foghat, The Animals, Willie Dixon, Rod Stewart, Adele, and others.
Was very fortunate to have been born during those great years of true music. Another great song by them is Rock N Roll Heaven. Also one of the Righteous Bill Medley (the one with the deep voice) recorded a beautiful song titled " Brown Eyed Woman" .💯👌
Michael Gerena it was about Darlene Love.
Here's that song about interracial love which was a great one: czcams.com/video/oJ1VwfedfAY/video.html
@@barbarawebb7185 He was having affair with her. She was singing backup with The Blossoms on this recording. She couldn't stop smiling.
Patricia Labbe I don’t think either one was married so it wasn’t an “affair “. It was a legitimate relationship. The controversy was that they were an interracial couple in the mid-60’s.
@@barbarawebb7185 You are correct in that both were free of marital constraints at the time.But because of racial prejudice they were reluctant to discuss their relationship. Made it seem like an affair.
This version is fabulous , checkout the version Coldblood did a few years later it’s sung by a women the great Lydia Pence. You will not be disappointed.
Ooooh. deep cut! They were AMAZING.
Art comes from the melding of many cultures and creating something wonderful. Not cultural appropriation - just a major hat tip to those cultures. This is a prime example.
The vocals, lyrics, and passion for music is 🧠💥
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that was freakin' awsome!
I am glad this song got uploaded. I never hear this song from the R. Brothers.
i never heard this cover of the song, i must admit, they nail it better than some of the others who sped it up and stuff later on
I just really enjoy your reviews and the music you choose to play! Thanks for doing a great job!
Thanks for watching🙏🏾
I loved it! I don’t remember it. What can I say, I was a little kid. Nice bluesy tune. I am going back to your earlier reactions from before I knew about reaction videos. I will get caught up, soon. Thanks for the reaction.
Good music never gets out of date!So glad you found them! Now go listen to more of them!!!!!!
I love them ! I love your energetic sweet demeanor.
Etta James did a cover and made a “female” version of it. Hence the “wash your clothes” and “bake your bread”. The righteous brothers did this cover with Etta James’ version of the lyrics. The original, written by Willie Dixon and sung by Muddy Waters was different.
Alot❤ they're music just had soul and meaning
The Righteous Brothers and Kenny G were the sound tracks for alot of baby making!!
I never knew they did this. I remember Foghat did a cover of it in the 70's but it was more of a rock tune.
I had the 45 of the Foghat Rock version... I prefer Frank Sinatra for Love Making albums.
@@HardRockMaster7577 Old blue eyes did his part in the baby boom for sure . My mum and my Grandfather loved his music.
I would love it if you could do a reaction to "Michael Grimm and Larry Hanson join Bill Medley" on This Will be the Last Time (I Ever Have the Blues.) Original composition by Medley in his 70's. Live performance at Starlite Theatre in Branson MO. After a 60 year career as singer, songwriter producer, award winner and entertainer he deserves to have people know he is more than just a Righteous Brother.
Muddy Waters and Etta James both sang this one.
I absolutely LOVE Etta James! At Last, is one of my all-time favorites of hers.
Jodan-Have u heard her do "Mockinbird" with the great Taj Mahal? It was on 1 his 90s albums-enjoy😀
@@allisonyoung4007 I have heard it but to me it doesn't quite measure up to the original with Inez and Charlie Foxx in 1963.
Bill said in an Interview in England that he was in a bar and heard Etta sing this song. He was blown away and immediately started to work on his version of it. Respect.
yes but i like this version more, by farrrrr..
Thank you for saying the old music is where it’s at!
You have got the cutest personality I really like hearing your reaction to all I watch
This was my music back in the day, never get tired of it!
Omg!!! I was born in the 60's and am a lover of a lot of genres, but I grew up listening to Foghat sing this ( you should react to that too) but I did not know they sang it first! Wow! Just ...WOW! ❤✌
Thank you! I've heard them but, I really have an appreciation now! Motown before Motown!
I think what you do is great...the songs and videos have brought back so many memories growing up..thanks for all you do...
Omg,since I started listening to your channel I have been waiting for this song and reaction from you,and you did not disappoint me at all, God I love watching your reactions ❤️ Thank you for your reaction Sir and I hope you have a blessed day 🙏 sending you love from Lafayette Georgia 🙏 🍑
Request for one of my husband favorite singer of the 50's & 60's Jackie Wilson songs : Danny Boy (live), Night, To Be Lived, Lonely Teardrops.👍👏😍