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And there you have it. The most beautiful love song ever written, sung by Bobby Hatfield, the greatest Tenor ever was. Bobby was a counter-tenor, he could go from Baritone to G5 and above. NOT falsetto. Bill and Bobby together were unbelievable. That night, in October 1965, a world of women fell in love. I was one of them...
Song was written and covered by a couple artists before the Righteous Bros- but, the Hatfield version was by far the best and it is a beautiful song
I believe the song was originally a “Platters” song. Could be wrong.
Anyways…Dimash is the king.
And, aside from Dimash being the King…The Platters sang it better (in their own way) than Bobby…sorry.
@@grego2280 originally by Todd Duncan for the 1955 movie ‘Unchained’. Covered by around 700 different artists, including the Platters…
I stand corrected. Thanks!
That video is a miracle, because without the visuals we’d all believe there were multiple takes spliced in from the studio and we’d never realize how effortless the singer makes it sound. Look at Bobby’s FACE, his little smiles, the work of his throat and lips in enunciating the words (the open/arms of the sea: notice how he clearly differentiates ‘open’ and ‘arms’ to make them crystal clear to the ear). His flights into the stratosphere at the end are not in the score (obviously), but watching him yodel his way right up to the last note makes you realize how RESTRAINED his delivery of the song was. This is great art.
No music performance has equaled this, before or since. I am 77 years old and remember when the Righteous Brothers were first played on the radio. Back then, new performers were first played on radio. Later, if they became more well known, we would see them on television, in concerts and on vinyl record covers. We did not have internet. When they first were heard on radio, millions of us assumed that with that sound, they must be black gentlemen. When we first saw them, we were amazed that they were white gentlemen. Their style was then referred to as "Blue Eyed Soul". The other brother, Bill Medley was the baritone. and also an amazing singer. Bobby Hatfield died way too young at 52 years of age. It was around 2003, I believe. Bobby was taking a nap in his hotel room, before they were due to perform in a venue. He never showed up. Phone calls went unanswered. When folks went to his hotel room, he had already passed away from a heart condition and Cocaine. That heavenly voice was silenced. Bill Medley is still alive. Whenever I hear him singing Unchained Melody, I still get the good chills and tears. Great reaction. Very well done.
WHAT A PERFORMANCE. SO SMOOTH, CLASSY AND SO MUCH SOUL , AND HE MADE IT SEEM SO EFFORTLESSLY. TRULY AMAZING
The late great Bobby Hatfield! He owns this song. I was 15 yrs old whe I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. He hits notes that are unforgettable! No auto tune pure raw talent! RIP Bobby! We miss you!
He doesn't even have an earpiece! So add that to those back in the days times! Pure talent! 🔥 That voice.... Lord!
No auto tune...just a beautiful and natural voice!
When performers just brought their raw talent, no gimmicks no autotune...music today cant ever compare to yesterdays music. Check out You lost that lovin feeling.
It was on Live TV and no auto tune back then. Real Talent!!
Saw them in Vegas , unbelievable good
The ya, a,a,a is like the current of the steam moving towards the open arms of the sea. Reportedly had stage fright and a cold w that performance.
It wasn’t October. It was Valentine’s Day on the Andy Williams show. Bobby and Bill wore the pink suits and Andy wore a shirt in a darker shade.
The full clip has an entertaining conversation with all three before Bobby sang.
I read several times that they wear pink because many people had black and white tvs and this color gives a nicer picture in black and white.
The show was in october not on valentine time.... from germany
This was live. His mom was in the audience. No auto-tunes. Just a young man, a microphone and God given talent. The Righteous Brothers are Bobby Hatfield (seen here) and Bill Medley. They each did solos in their performances. This was and will ever by Bobby Hatfield's song. Many artists have recorded it but none did it as good as Bobby Hatfield. At this time, audiences sat politely and listened to artists perform....until Elvis and The Beatles messed that up. Bobby passed away in 2003.
Thank you for the insight 🙏. Currently doing my research.
And he had a cold.
@@claraconlan6557
He suffered from severe stage fright as well.
I think it was the girls themselves that went nuts for The Beatles, the never did anything to encourage their screams.
Can you name the one Beatles song that silenced al those girls?
@@NAIATHEDRAGON On top of everything, Bobby had a head cold the night of this performance.
My generation. The music had real meaning. ❤
You impressed the hell outta me with your wisdom recognizing what your generation missed, nice Job. I grew up listening to this music. You really earned the thumbs up I gave you.
THIS is BY FAR the best version of this song. elvis sang it- but I'm here to tell you , elvis CAN"T TOUCH THIS-- NOT ON HIS BEST DAY.... I'm 66, ex ranger/anti-terrorist specialsit- and this tears me up EVERY SINGLE TIME i hear it...
Thank you so much for your service and your many sacrifices. Even though I know the back story of the song, I always imagined it being written by a soldier in Viet Bam to the woman back home he loved. It always makes me cry.
@@wandajaneburlinson5288 ME TOO.
Govt are the only terrorist.
@@LillyMarzSheps AMEN- and they're PROS at it..!!!
Bobby had nearly debilitating stage fright, but always wanted to do his best for the people who came to see him. By this time, he and Bill had been performing live regularly on the music show Shindig for more than a year, and doing other tv appearances, so were used to television. This was the Andy Williams Show, a high budget music variety show.
Damn, the outstanding voice isn't one in a million, its once in a lifetime!
imagine that, no auto tune or any gimmicks 1965 just actual talent sounding the same live in person, on TV, radio or a recording. orchestra spot on too
They were also known as the Blue Eyed Soul Bros because they sang from their hearts and souls every performance. Listen To Bobby Hatfield singing SUMMERTIME (blues) and Bill Medley singing BROWN EYED WOMAN (it was actually written just for him) Bobby had the tenor voice and Bill Medley was the baritone voice they shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic. There are so many songs you would like check it out ok.
And don't forget... No auto tune back then either!!
There's a clip somewhere on YT of the boys chatting to Andy Williams, Bobby had a slight head cold and was obviously nervous because his parents were sitting behind in the audience, and he could hardly catch his breath to speak and then two minutes later, they leave him alone on that tiny stage, and he turns in this live performance, which has become the gold standard for this song. And the Andy Williams orchestra turned in a bang-up performance too. Just amazing, I never tire of listening to Bobby, he's easy on the eye as well ;)
Yes amazing vocals, zero auto tuning unlike everyone today.
May your love and feel for music never die keep this music alive.
Did you notice this song has over 67 million views? That is incredible and shows how popular it was and still is. Awesome reaction so thank you
Nice review - I like how you're discussing the attention span of your generation. It needs to be said!
Bobby was what is known as a natural counter tenor. They don’t happen along every day.
Pure talent. Rest in peace Bobby.
Beautiful Bobby! Rest In Peace!
I agree that some people are born with great music abilities. Some of those people get the chance to share it with the world and it stays with us for decades. It is incredible.
One of the greatest vocal performances ever.
Check out YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING by the Righteous Brothers, black & white video from December 1964. You will see both members of the duo singing.
Props need to go out to music composer Alex North and Lyricist Hy Zaret for writing one of the greatest love songs ever. Unchained Melody was written as the music score for a 1955 prison movie titled "Unchained." Ten years later in 1965 on the 'Andy Williams Show. Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers along with the Andy Williams Orchestra gave the greatest live performance in television history. This performance has become the quintessential version of them all. The rest as they say is history.
Way way back to my high school daze lol. Bobby was a class act each and every time he performed. He left us gasping each and every time with a 'pack a punch' moment. This dreamboat could dance too. He was the real deal with good looks, talent and charm. RIP Bobby Hatfield you are missed. Thanks for your thoughtful reaction.
This is what today's seniors called "blue eyed soul" back in the day.
I enjoyed and appreciate your reaction to the best rendition of this song! Introduce your friends!
Great song! Enjoyed your reaction, yes, not everyone can do that.
This was a live performance on the Andy Williams show there was no do overs or auto-tone just his God given voice. His performance was effortless, smooth and sheer perfection. No one will ever do this song like Bobby Hatfield HE OWNS THIS SONG. The other brother Bill Medley was there and they sang together later in the show. Bobby has the tenor voice and Bill Medley was the baritone voice they shouldn't have blended together but they did and it was pure magic. At times they did solos performances also.listen to Your my soul and Inspiration, You'll never walk alone and You've Lost that loving feeling which was written just for them.That show was played more times than any other song in American Radio history. Over 8 million plays and counting .They're so many songs your missing out if you don't play more songs by them.
You might want to check out the Righteous Brothers singing “What I’d Say” on the Andy Williams show just for fun and you can see Bobby’s talent!
Bobby busting a few moves and Bill actually cracking his face with a genuine laugh! Actually, it's hard to remember how they used to rock out before Spector stuffed them into tuxedos and Walled them in with Sound ... Justine, Little Latin Lupe Lu. Although 'Somewhere' and 'If I Ruled the World', more Bobby solos are fab!
His parents were in the audience to my understanding and that is why he smiled at the end.
Thanks for your awesome comments acknowledging his great talent. This song was covered by Elvis, and a few years ago by Angelina Jordan. There's another song that was very popular by the RighteousBrothers; You've lost that loving feeling. It has lyrics that you would appreciate and the melody you might be familiar with. This song was sang by the other 'brother' mainly. They actually weren't real brothers, but their voices were an amazing match. I think you should to hear them together. Warm greetings from Australia.🌷
The writing of much of the music at that time had such a high level of sophistication. The sophistication carried over to the presentation and performance. This was the stuff of legend and no auto tune or lip syncing. You couldn’t fake it back then!
I think I watch this video daily...
It's just that BEAUTIFUL!
Nice job my friend. Bobby Hatfield died in '03 at the age of 63, from cocaine use which caused a heart attack. He was found dead in a hotel room right before he was to go on stage and perform with Bill medley. Bill is still performing, and their entire catalog, which is classified " blue-eyed soul " launched them to the top at that time. RIP Bobby~the loss was shocking and so sad. Loves this reaction which had only a few interjections and they were brief. I subscribed because this is the way all reactions should be done. The brief interruptions were thoughtful and relevant. Many thanks
Only traces of cocaine in his system. Think about it, if he was “using” cocaine why didn’t the heart attack happen sooner. His arteries were 95% blocked, there is no way he was using.
I can't help wondering if the cocaine use may have come about because of what another commenter referred to as his "nearly debilitating stage fright". I'm reminded of the great Swedish operatic tenor Jussi Bjoerling, who was an alcoholic. I believe his wife said that that was how he dealt with the stress of worrying about disappointing his audience in his performances. Sometimes the most hugely talented people are also the most vulnerable, it seems.
@@StephanieSwift-jt3hz Another who had debilitating stage fright was Agnetha Fältskog of ABBA. Also a deep fear of flying ( I get that..my kids went to Disneyland without me because my fear was too great, even after flying many times without problems) so much so she became reclusive and remains reclusive.
You are right that there was lot of turmoil in the 60s, but the music is what kept us sane. The great music never stopped and it was being cranked out one after another. Lots of soulful music was being made.
MASTERFUL!!!
It's good to remember in these days, all men were drafted and went away for at least a couple of years in the Military. Leaving their families and their girls. It was an very different time.
So happy to see you like and appreciate him💕✌️
Humility and talent................. wow .. what a concept??!!
You'll like them on the Ed Sullivan Show singing "You'll Never Walk Alone."
Best duo ever.
Awesome pick!🥰❤👏👍
Talent! Never tire of this…..
And Bobby's mom was in the audience so he was supposedly SO nervous. You cannot tell. I think why that special smile at the end where he but his lip. He was like YES! I got it! Lol
There are angels among us.
There are several songs by them that are wonderful. Play You're my Soul and Inspiration. Also You've lost that Loving feeling.
Now go to the 1964 version of You Lost That Loving Feeling and be amazed.
You are a fortunate young man, and a young man who has created his own good fortune. By that I mean that you have listened to enough crap that you can appreciate top-notch quality. Not only was this performance live, but it was a one-take performance that was broadcast to tens of millions of homes in North America. That was pressure. Compare this and similar quality performances to whatever else is on the market. Keep the best and put the trash where it belongs -- in the trashcan. If you do, you will have given yourself a gift that will last your entire life.
Say bro..thank you..your overview and reaction of song was pure..raw.authentic..great job..
Raw talent no auto tune🎼👊💖🕇🇺🇸
No stress performance straight talent
I believe he hits 22 notes that's over an octave and a ha lf, many have done it , some very well , ..but bobby owns it hands done
very nice reaction. ty.
Very insightful review.
You need to check out Bobby's other solos of which he has many but "Summertime" will blow you away. Also "Ebb Tide" and "Brothers".
And add the substandard sound-tech wise..he still overcame!..and the orchestra in background was awesome as well
This song is from a 1955 prison film called Unchained. A prisoner I. The movie sings this about his girl whom he hopes waits for him to come home
Love your reaction and comments
And it is just so gooood!!! 😁
I was born in 1965. "Way way back"? You made me feel old dude!!! 🤣
You made some great points about this performance. Subscribed.
AS YOU RIGHTLY SAID, HE WAS BORN FOR THIS . THERE IS NO QUESTION THAT BOBBY HAD A GOD GIVEN MUSICAL TALENT.
I MEAN TO SAY , CAN YOU BELIEVE A PERFORMANCE LIKE THIS FROM BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965. THIS IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS".
I HAVE HEARD MANY VERSIONS OF THIS ICONIC SONG INCL ELVIS,DIAMOND, HUMPERDINK & OTHERS, BUT BOBBY SUNG THIS PARTICULAR SONG THE BEST.
AND, BY THE WAY, BOBBYS VERSION OF THIS SONG WAS IN THAT FAMOUS FILM "GHOST" STARRING PATRICK SWAYZE AND DEMI MOORE AND WHOOPIE GOLDEBERG
From a music and historical perspective, 1965 was a different time. The Vietnam War hadn't really ramped up yet. A couple years later it was starting to go full tilt boogie. Dead and wounded soldiers were shipped home. There was real division in the country of what we were doing there. The counterculture rose up and the country changed and the music changed with it. There were some anthems that people got caught up in. Try "For what it is worth" by Buffalo Springfield. Lots of ant-war songs by Creedence Clearwater Revival too. Sex, drugs, and rock and roll became words to live by.
Thank you for adding some context. There are too many comments about the 60's and its music being only "the good old days", and comments by people who lived then, when it was rather complicated and difficult, though it shifted further to that in the mid 60's.
I subbed....because you were speaking the truth.
Great reaction young man thanks
I was in high school that year. I too am a classic
I made a right mess of this at karaoke once, longest 3 minutes of my life..
Aren't you honest... 😆🤣
Lovely 🌹🌹
Great observations, dude.
I listened to your previous reaction video, where there was no pausing the vid. I miss that here
Like your observations 👍🏼
Bobby Hatfield was a rare voice called a counter tenor.
Old school AKA singers who can really sing and musicians who can really play instruments. No auto tune or computer generated sounds.
Please bring music back. It is dying a slow death.
Thanks for another great reaction to this classic "60s song from Bobbie Hatfield of The Righteous Brothers. Since I'm also a big Angelina Jordan fan, highly recommend that you also check out her cover of this song (I believe she was 10 or 11). Thank you. And may GOD continue to watch over & bless Angelina Jordan.
I really loved watching your reaction. I guess we took our talent for granted in the 60s but now hear it and appreciate it 100x more!
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Live and no autotune
Soar with the angels Bobby Hatfield!!!💞💞💕💕👽👽👽🛸🛸🛸🙏🙏🙏
Bobby’s vocals were very impressive. His range in this song, I think is about 2-3 octaves. I wouldn’t think any male pop singer could do this today.
Loved your reaction - spot on! For both "brothers," please react to "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" czcams.com/video/uOnYY9Mw2Fg/video.html and for Bill (the "other brother") please react to "I Just Wanna Make Love To You" czcams.com/video/Udyqprq46b0/video.html - I think that you will enjoy both songs based on your reaction to this one.
Watch the movie GHOST....Great movie. GREAT LOVE SCENE SET TO THIS SONG!!!
Think about this: Bobby Hatfield was 25 when this was filmed. How many 25 year olds could get on a stage and belt out a performance like this today? Very few I'm guessing.
פשוט שיר מדהים❤❤❤אהבתי את התגובה שלך🤘🤘🤘🫶🫶🫶
Not to take away from the Righteous Brothers or the Bee Gees.. because both groups are great.. maybe you can play some classic Motown, Temptations, Smokey Robinson , Marvin Gay, and the 4 Tops.. Great music from the 60s..
Unchained melody is intimate to the extreme and I live it 👋
suggest "Lost that Loving Feeling" & "Soul & Inspiration", but be careful these are all masterpieces
Bobby is an.awsom singer
Please listen to Summertime by him. Bobby Hatfield. Its insane😍😍😍
Want to hear a fantastic Acapella cover? Try Home Free!!! Another fantastic rabbit hole that will not disappoint!! Thank you for your hard work!! 💜
Bobby Hatfield is wearing a pinky ring, cause he’s a boss..😂
Have you never seen the movie GHOST...this song is featured
Bobby was a little nervous, his Momma was in the audience, lol
This song was in the movie Ghost. Worth watching with Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg.
Classic!
@@NAIATHEDRAGON Now please go and react to Angelina Jordan singing this iconic song... you won't regret!
Here's the link: czcams.com/video/oATEWzJxj3k/video.html
@@NAIATHEDRAGON That was the studio version, imo the AW live version is better, with the flourish at the end!