Ladies you have just been swooned by the great Bobby Hatfield. 59 years later. Most likely the greatest live performance ever. I have no words to describe this performance.Rip. you were special.
Unchained Melody came out in 1965. I was in Vietnam in that year and all the guys including me would be thinking about their girls and hoping they would make it back alive. I thank God every day cause here I am listening to this beautiful song again. Thank you Bobby Hatfield 😅
I FUCKING HATE AUTOTUE. It's ruined any kind of recorded or performed singing; it makes any kind of actual expertise or talent irrelevant. You listen to some of these singers today (lol I sound like my grandmother!) and you can't tell if they can sing at all, because autotune keeps them sounding exactly the same as eachother. There's no character or art; its just fake little pretend voices. And then you get to see a major performance like this (first time I've seen this, but I remember The Righteous Brothers fondly); holy shit! I've heard the record of that song a million times (literally) but his vocals in this live show are sublime. I'm stunned. Like several of my fellow WOMEN who reacted to this, I didn't realize he was a world-class hunk; haven't seen him perform on tv since I was a little kid. Wow, both of those guys were genetic masterpieces! A comment, too: there was a very persistent rumor, at the time of this song's release, that this singer was deeply in love with a female BLACK singer, and that, because of the sickening bigotry of the time (but hey, things are so much better now, right?) they were never able to be together. When I say "rumor", it was hot goss, common knowledge, and I, being very little, didn't understand any of it. I do, now.
this was in the mid 60s when guys were going over to Vietnam and did not know if they would come back to US alive!!! very popular song guys were hungry for the girls they left behind in USA hoping they lived to come back to USA!!!
Tell me that you have absolutely no idea what this song is about without telling me. Vietnam? Where do you get that idea from? Do you not have Google? Or are you so arrogant that you “know shit” even when you don’t. Vietnam war indeed. It’s from a 1955 film called “Unchained” about a prisoner who is waiting for the day he’s paroled. Nothing at all to do with war. Any war.
I was one of those girls. My husband would always always put a P.S. “wait for me, I’m coming home” and I’d sign my letters “ I’m here at home, waiting for you”.
totally agree. To sing the entire song with a small mic, nothing but Bobby Hatfields incredible voice, his range of octaves, effortlessly singing the high notes, without strain. Absoilutely the best live performance ever.
I was in my teens when the Righteous Brothers came out with this song and Soul and Inspiration. Amazing that the generations of today realize and hear especially Bobby Hatfield R. I. P Bobby. Miss you so much. My favorite love song ever and I can't stop watching and crying 😭 He must be singing in Heaven ❤ I watched this many years ago and I never get tired of it.
That's the truth! Unbelievable when you see how the youths of today react to hearing Bobby Hatfield for the first time. Some even cry... Like I am doing now because I miss him so much 😭
It was called blue -eyed soul. It was an era when singers could sing! And this is a live performance. The movie Ghost featured this song and brought tears to many eyes. I'm a 74 year old musician and I feel that this is one of the greatest performances ever. After all these years, it is still being covered by many artists.
Simply the best version of this song period it will never be surpassed his vocal reign was of the scale rip Bobby Hatfield you really were righteous if you agree let me know 😢
Something to think about, his Mother and his Fiance were in the audience for the first time. He was nervous but once he was on the stage and the music started you can see him calm right down and show the world what GOD have given him.
There have been a lot of great performances. Freddie Mercury is up there, doing scales with the crowd at Wembley Stadium or performing "Somebody To Love" in Montreal in 1981. Vocally, it's certainly up there. By a male singer, certainly. If we're going by straight vocals, Whitney Houston has to be in the conversation.
"Then Lamech took for himself two wives: the name of one was Adah, and the name of the second was Zillah. 20 And Adah bore Jabal. He was the father of those who dwell in tents and have livestock. 21 His brother’s name was Jubal. He was the father of all those who play the harp and flute." Gen. 4:21 Jubal was the first musician and luthier. 3900-3500 B.C.
The lyrics mean so much more when you realize it was 1965 and the Vietnam War was in full swing. When he sings "Time goes by so slowly and time can do so much." You think he is sitting in a fox hole with gunfire all around, scared to death he is going to die. "Are you still mine?" and "I'll be coming home, wait for me." In the midst of gunfire and terror, he just wants to know she still loves him and will wait for him.
Exactly.. l slow danced with my steady girl school proms..married her before drafted and shipped out Vietnam.. this was part of home we had to recall in jungles.. l did not return the same man 1972 my wife kissed goodbye 1970 😢 l lost 11 compadres Vietnam
I am 68 yrs old and a GUY and this is the most beautiful song i have ever heard. Done by many but Billy Hatfield's version LIVE is better than anything i have heard before. I was 9 at the time and actually got to see this as it was happening on TV. But the quality of sound was nothing like today. And i was a kid too.
That little smile at the end saying I nailed it. My wife is a coloured woman both love this song. I remember it the first time around. How lucky i was to live in the 60s era.
There is not a woman alive that can deny if the man they love sang this song to them like Bobby song it it would blow their minds….its will be forever Bobby’s song and there is not a woman alive that can listen to this song and not just melt down in into tears…Absolutely Beautiful…Probably the most beautiful love song ever recorded 💖😭
Every woman reacting thinks he is singing to them. The epitome of a great love song for our beautiful women. My wife still loves is 40 plus years later!
My mom and dad used to slow dance to this song in the 60s. There used to be an old joke that Bobby Hatfield was responsible for most of the children born in the late 60s. Just an incredible performance.
As a man watching all these beautiful women react to this amazing beautiful song and they show their true emotions is so appealing an emotional. This to me it's much more sexy then a woman letting it all hang out. Women wanna true man that will just love them and cherish them!
My first album...was 17 and could not get enough of the Righteous Brothers... they were with me as I got ready for school and they were with me as I sat on the window sill looking into the midnight sky wondering about life...I miss those days, but my children and grandchildren keep my memories alive by sending me these classics on youtube...if only THEY could have lived in my day and had the music, the cars, the clean air, the peace and safety, and the family love that I and our generation enjoyed...oh how I miss those days.
I was right there with you -- I was 15 when this was performed. I absolutely loved these guys and dozens of others! I had some kind of music playing at all times -- classical, band, rock, blues, country, etc. I was in band and orchestra and also loved performing as well. Looking back, it really was a magical time! ❤😂😅😊❤
I remember watching this performance on a 13 inch black and white tv with one small speaker and it was still magic. So happy to see young people moved by it too.
Our TV was a little bigger but still black and white. I remember watching this also. Now 68yrs old and it still brings chill bumps. And i am a straight white cowboy type lol.
My Daddy taught me when I was young around 1964..Music speaks to the hearts of those that are needing it... soulfulness has no Ethnicity, Race, or Class Status...and it should move you emotionally... another thing... although this song doesn't have a saxophone in it...but if the song does have a sax in it...it is almost always a hit...I love and miss you Dad...
Mine never spoke those words to me, but showed it with the music that he raised me on. I didn't know until I was no longer a child that the singers I had been listening to were of multiple races. It didn't matter. It was all about the music and how it made you feel. I miss my father as well but will always have the memories of riding in his old truck listening to music.
No doubt that he owned this song. The most beautiful performance I’ve ever heard. Just really sad that I was born too late to see this performance live. Bobby Hatfield, what a legend x
Bobby Hatfield had a voice like nobody else as did his singing partner. What made the brothers so great was their ability to sing their songs to each and every one of you. To EACH one of you.
Someone commented that he is singing this song to each and everyone listening to this song. That is the most accurate comment ever. I'm and old lady now. I was eight when this came out. Obviously I didn't appreciate the significance of the yearning he has in his singing. Now it hits home and tears well up in my eyes when I hear it. Not only that but I feel the love he's sending out with this lovely song.
I sing like him every night, women are falling at my feet, worshipping me and then I wake up, and realise I can't sing a note. Great reaction's to someone who can sing brilliantly. 🇬🇧🍷
63 with a lot of hard bark on me. Still gives me goose bumps and moistens my eyes. Lovely ladies all but the second shown, dark tank top, hair in a bun…this ol guy is singing it to you
"Too Sushi"...her reaction video of this is the best. She pauses it a few times to catch her breath, but doesn't say a word until the song is over. Even then, she has trouble trying to find words.
You can totally tell which of these ladies were genuinely blown away by his vocals. It’s a safe bet by how moving this song is, the ones who were left speechless and laser focused on listening were the real deal. As opposed to the ones more concerned with how their reactions came across to their audience.
This has been covered so many times over the years by so many different artists. But this is the definite velvet version no one will ever do a better version than this. I call it the velvet version as his voice is like velvet in the slow parts of this song so smooth. And it's pure emotion and talent no trickery involved.
I specifically had a "DJ" at my wedding for this reason! This is my wedding song - June 25, 1994! Next June will be 30 years, 3 beautiful children. I was married in "The Mansion" on Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, NJ (Twombly estate - marriage to Vanderbilts). It was breathtaking!
“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duo Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on a 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 Andy Williams Show (with his mother sitting right behind him) Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby’s use of “Runs” is masterful. He created the style and set the table that all others have fed off of for decades. 7 notes just to say the word “I” is melodic brilliance. Their name came from doing a show near a marine base in So Calif and a black marine said to them…. You two guys are Righteous Brothers. 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 Feeling" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......
Just letting you know, I am 71, and you ladies today are reacting to Bobby Hatfield and his sooo talented singing the same way we did in the 60s. He was so good looking, had an incredible voice and control of his voice and from what I understand was a genuinely nice guy.
Totally agree!! There is a version both of the Righteous Brothers sing, but Bobby doing this solo is brilliant!! I love listening to them!! And the song was in the movie Ghost!! ❤️🌹🇨🇦🌹❤️
This song is the only thing that always makes me fight back tears. Easily the best and most beautiful love song ever performed. It's perfection. Coming from the Grumpy Snail that's saying a lot.🐌
And this is why I chose it as my wedding song! June 25, 1994 (29) years, 3 children! I danced with my young husband to this enchanted song in "The Mansion" at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, NJ!
This epic performance of composer Alex North and lyricist Hy Zaret's "Unchained Melody" (1955) by Bobby Hatfield (1965) has to be the most reacted to song in the history of You Tube. Never had I seen so many reactions channels react to one song "Unchained Melody" by the late great Counter Tenor Bobby Hatfield. Great upload on so many reactions by so many women. Awesome!
Congratulations of your 30th Wedding Anniversary. These days most couples do not last that long. You and your husband are very blessed to have such a loving and caring relationship. All the best going forward. I myself and coming up on 47 years of marital bliss and counting. At 70 years old I still find my wife as beautiful as when I first met her 50 years ago. She is my life and the world to me. I hope you last as long as we. I believe you will.@@donnamarievalentine1156
To me, this is absolutely the most romantic version of this song of all time. No matter how many times I listen to it, it has never gotten old...and never will.
That’s what you call knowing how to put love in a song! Never ever done better by anyone to this day! No cover can ever reach its simplicity and complexity the way Bobby Hatfield rendered this iconic eternal song!
Real pure no effects music like this can’t help but bring a tear to your eyes. People today can’t compare to music back then, both black and white musicians had a God given talent that’s rarely seen today
This is why those born in the 50s look at the current offerings described as ‘music’ and feel sorry for the current generation. When I see their faces it makes me happy. Maybe it’ll help them understand the current batch of ‘old people’.we grew up with things like this that they’ll never understand without making the effort.
Best Baby Maker of the 60-70's! Many of the young people today are alive because of this very song.
You're right on that! Chocolate and wine!
Ladies you have just been swooned by the great Bobby Hatfield. 59 years later. Most likely the greatest live performance ever. I have no words to describe this performance.Rip. you were special.
All these beautiful women brought to tears what a talent to be god given and blessed with
Unchained Melody came out in 1965. I was in Vietnam in that year and all the guys including me would be thinking about their girls and hoping they would make it back alive. I thank God every day cause here I am listening to this beautiful song again. Thank you Bobby Hatfield 😅
Still listening to them on the Tonle Sap in 71. Good to hear you came home, brother.
Thank you for your service. ❤❤. I sincerely appreciate it.
Bless you Brother
72
Thank you,sir.
Filmed live on the Andy Williams show decades ago. One take. Not a note out of place. Those were the standards of the day. Perfection.
That was my error! Loved his music ..the best!
And no auto tune. Just pure, perfect pitch, range, and control. True talent with no computer gimmicks, no electronic or editing cheats.
I FUCKING HATE AUTOTUE. It's ruined any kind of recorded or performed singing; it makes any kind of actual expertise or talent irrelevant. You listen to some of these singers today (lol I sound like my grandmother!) and you can't tell if they can sing at all, because autotune keeps them sounding exactly the same as eachother. There's no character or art; its just fake little pretend voices. And then you get to see a major performance like this (first time I've seen this, but I remember The Righteous Brothers fondly); holy shit! I've heard the record of that song a million times (literally) but his vocals in this live show are sublime. I'm stunned.
Like several of my fellow WOMEN who reacted to this, I didn't realize he was a world-class hunk; haven't seen him perform on tv since I was a little kid. Wow, both of those guys were genetic masterpieces!
A comment, too: there was a very persistent rumor, at the time of this song's release, that this singer was deeply in love with a female BLACK singer, and that, because of the sickening bigotry of the time (but hey, things are so much better now, right?) they were never able to be together. When I say "rumor", it was hot goss, common knowledge, and I, being very little, didn't understand any of it. I do, now.
this was in the mid 60s when guys were going over to Vietnam and did not know if they would come back to US alive!!! very popular song guys were hungry for the girls they left behind in USA hoping they lived to come back to USA!!!
Tell me that you have absolutely no idea what this song is about without telling me. Vietnam? Where do you get that idea from? Do you not have Google? Or are you so arrogant that you “know shit” even when you don’t. Vietnam war indeed. It’s from a 1955 film called “Unchained” about a prisoner who is waiting for the day he’s paroled. Nothing at all to do with war. Any war.
I was one of those guys. 56 years later I still tear up hearing these guys. Greatest duo ever, no contest
I was one of those girls. If songs were like this today they would melt the girls.
I was one of them in nam.
I was one of those girls. My husband would always always put a P.S. “wait for me, I’m coming home” and I’d sign my letters “ I’m here at home, waiting for you”.
No one today can even come close! This guy did the best live performance ever. Almost superhuman
totally agree. To sing the entire song with a small mic, nothing but Bobby Hatfields incredible voice, his range of octaves, effortlessly singing the high notes, without strain. Absoilutely the best live performance ever.
I was in my teens when the Righteous Brothers came out with this song and Soul and Inspiration. Amazing that the generations of today realize and hear especially Bobby Hatfield R. I. P Bobby. Miss you so much. My favorite love song ever and I can't stop watching and crying 😭 He must be singing in Heaven ❤ I watched this many years ago and I never get tired of it.
That's the truth! Unbelievable when you see how the youths of today react to hearing Bobby Hatfield for the first time. Some even cry... Like I am doing now because I miss him so much 😭
It was called blue -eyed soul. It was an era when singers could sing! And this is a live performance. The movie Ghost featured this song and brought tears to many eyes. I'm a 74 year old musician and I feel that this is one of the greatest performances ever. After all these years, it is still being covered by many artists.
Yes many have tried but this is the definitive velvet version. Sung with such emotion, feeling and by a man with so much talent.
Simply the best version of this song period it will never be surpassed his vocal reign was of the scale rip Bobby Hatfield you really were righteous if you agree let me know 😢
Something to think about, his Mother and his Fiance were in the audience for the first time. He was nervous but once he was on the stage and the music started you can see him calm right down and show the world what GOD have given him.
Sein....e Verlobt....e
He also was getting over a head cold, it obviously didn't bother him. No one ever has or ever will sing this song as beautiful as Bobby did. RIP ❤
This is the greatest ever live performance by anyone and will never be bettered!
There have been a lot of great performances. Freddie Mercury is up there, doing scales with the crowd at Wembley Stadium or performing "Somebody To Love" in Montreal in 1981. Vocally, it's certainly up there. By a male singer, certainly. If we're going by straight vocals, Whitney Houston has to be in the conversation.
Yup
I heard Madonna was going to do a remake....? Peace!
You should listen to Jussi Bjorling singing Holy Night. That's on a different level.
@@christhornycroft3686 As does Judy Garland, Etta James and Odetta.
A true love song. Cry every time I hear it 😢. These ladies reactions are priceless. While I sit here and cry. 😢😢😢😢😎
NOBODY and I mean NOBODY could sing solo like this, UNREAL FANTASTIC!!!👍👍👍
Music is the language our souls speak. It trancends borders races and religions.
Truly a gift from God.
Yes yes music is communications no bias.. just talent soul gifted voices ✨️
"Then Lamech took for himself two wives: the name of one was Adah, and the name of the second was Zillah. 20 And Adah bore Jabal. He was the father of those who dwell in tents and have livestock. 21 His brother’s name was Jubal. He was the father of all those who play the harp and flute." Gen. 4:21
Jubal was the first musician and luthier.
3900-3500 B.C.
73 years old my wife and I dance to this whenever it comes on. Have been doing this since we first heard it. 14:41 14:43
Absolutely a timeless song!!! God bless you Bobby Hatfield!!!
The lyrics mean so much more when you realize it was 1965 and the Vietnam War was in full swing. When he sings "Time goes by so slowly and time can do so much." You think he is sitting in a fox hole with gunfire all around, scared to death he is going to die. "Are you still mine?" and "I'll be coming home, wait for me." In the midst of gunfire and terror, he just wants to know she still loves him and will wait for him.
That's the only thing that matters in a fox hole. God and wife.
Not what it was originally written for though.
Exactly.. l slow danced with my steady girl school proms..married her before drafted and shipped out Vietnam.. this was part of home we had to recall in jungles.. l did not return the same man 1972 my wife kissed goodbye 1970 😢 l lost 11 compadres Vietnam
Bobby Hatfield owns this song period!
Agreed.
No autotune no editing tricks just great voices and live
I am 68 yrs old and a GUY and this is the most beautiful song i have ever heard. Done by many but Billy Hatfield's version LIVE is better than anything i have heard before. I was 9 at the time and actually got to see this as it was happening on TV. But the quality of sound was nothing like today. And i was a kid too.
That little smile at the end saying I nailed it. My wife is a coloured woman both love this song. I remember it the first time around. How lucky i was to live in the 60s era.
No auto tune, no voice enhancement, this is his voice. Unbelievable, no one today can sing like this
No argument there........................
Not even close raw God given talent.
For sure
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4 sure!!
Simply one of the most beautiful songs ever recorded
When the magic hits, it goes straight into the heart and soul!
I clutch my pearls and get the vapors no matter how many times I hear this. Astounding.
Lmao 🤣
There is not a woman alive that can deny if the man they love sang this song to them like Bobby song it it would blow their minds….its will be forever Bobby’s song and there is not a woman alive that can listen to this song and not just melt down in into tears…Absolutely Beautiful…Probably the most beautiful love song ever recorded 💖😭
Every woman reacting thinks he is singing to them. The epitome of a great love song for our beautiful women. My wife still loves is 40 plus years later!
Your beautiful smiles and genuine reactions are as priceless as the song is.
My mom and dad used to slow dance to this song in the 60s. There used to be an old joke that Bobby Hatfield was responsible for most of the children born in the late 60s. Just an incredible performance.
As a man watching all these beautiful women react to this amazing beautiful song and they show their true emotions is so appealing an emotional. This to me it's much more sexy then a woman letting it all hang out. Women wanna true man that will just love them and cherish them!
Come with US. America loved Unchained Melody. No better than the Righteous Brothers.
I saw them on campus in 75’
America First 2024.
Back in the day they really knew how to sing to a woman 👠
When talent was real..great vocals..voice of an Angel...
david,
😊😊😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
No matter what, has been bringing on goosebumps whenever hearing this song. I was a preteen the first time I heard this in 1965.
Probably one of the best live performances ever! Actually I can't think of a better
Maybe Tom Jones, I'll never fall in love again ?
He knew he nailed it.
My first album...was 17 and could not get enough of the Righteous Brothers... they were with me as I got ready for school and they were with me as I sat on the window sill looking into the midnight sky wondering about life...I miss those days, but my children and grandchildren keep my memories alive by sending me these classics on youtube...if only THEY could have lived in my day and had the music, the cars, the clean air, the peace and safety, and the family love that I and our generation enjoyed...oh how I miss those days.
Touche!
My Mom too. We all thought they were Black and were shocked to see they were white.
I was right there with you -- I was 15 when this was performed. I absolutely loved these guys and dozens of others! I had some kind of music playing at all times -- classical, band, rock, blues, country, etc. I was in band and orchestra and also loved performing as well. Looking back, it really was a magical time! ❤😂😅😊❤
Vor allen Dingen.....
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die Sicherheit😢
So many beautiful voices from the mid 50's through the 60's.
So many young people are really realizing just how beautiful the songs were back then.
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all of these women feel a deep emotional response as if Bobby is speaking to them directly and personally. This alone is a special talent.
@fin,
genau so ist es.😊
Bobby hat jeder Frau immer das Gefühl gegeben, dass er nur für sie singt.❤
@@utatriebel2211 I kann nicht singen und ich bin sehr neidisch auf Bobby
Younger generation welcome to my world now that was music and y'all just now realizing it wish we go back to them days
Once you hear this song, every time you hear it again, you will like it like it is the first time, I know I am 63
Yeah, I'm nearly 80, and I remember Al Hibler and The Platers doing it and loving it, but Bobby owns it! I still get goosebumps every time I hear it.
I remember watching this performance on a 13 inch black and white tv with one small speaker and it was still magic. So happy to see young people moved by it too.
Our TV was a little bigger but still black and white. I remember watching this also. Now 68yrs old and it still brings chill bumps. And i am a straight white cowboy type lol.
this was my wedding song and every time i hear Boby sing it it puts tears in my eyes.nobody could sing this song as good as the righteous brothers!!
still.makes the hair on my arms stand up
One of the best love song along with Percy sledge when a man loves a woman ❤️
My Daddy taught me when I was young around 1964..Music speaks to the hearts of those that are needing it... soulfulness has no Ethnicity, Race, or Class Status...and it should move you emotionally... another thing... although this song doesn't have a saxophone in it...but if the song does have a sax in it...it is almost always a hit...I love and miss you Dad...
Mine never spoke those words to me, but showed it with the music that he raised me on. I didn't know until I was no longer a child that the singers I had been listening to were of multiple races. It didn't matter. It was all about the music and how it made you feel. I miss my father as well but will always have the memories of riding in his old truck listening to music.
No doubt that he owned this song. The most beautiful performance I’ve ever heard. Just really sad that I was born too late to see this performance live. Bobby Hatfield, what a legend x
He had be sick before this preform es. very nervous his mother was in the audience for the first time to hear
I was blessed to see them live in San Francisco. And they were as amazing live as on their recordings. Never Will forget it, I'm 72 years old now...
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@@timothykscarborough7047 The RBs were terrific, although I have to disagree on a point. Their live performances were the best versions.
I remember it, and another also on the Andy Williams show where they sung "You've lost that loving feeling" and they smashed it out of the park too.
Bobby Hatfield had a voice like nobody else as did his singing partner. What made the brothers so great was their ability to sing their songs to each and every one of you. To EACH one of you.
Righteous Brothers is their stage name, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley were not related at all.
@@fiona4522yeah IIRC their name come from a guy who once heard them sing and said "that's righteous brother"
Someone commented that he is singing this song to each and everyone listening to this song. That is the most accurate comment ever. I'm and old lady now. I was eight when this came out. Obviously I didn't appreciate the significance of the yearning he has in his singing. Now it hits home and tears well up in my eyes when I hear it. Not only that but I feel the love he's sending out with this lovely song.
The ultimate version of this song. Not even Elvis could sing it so well, even though his versions usually were better than the originals.
I sing like him every night, women are falling at my feet, worshipping me and then I wake up, and realise I can't sing a note. Great reaction's to someone who can sing brilliantly. 🇬🇧🍷
If you are impressed, consider this was written from the perspective of a man in prison. "Time can do so much...wait for me".
Exactly!
63 with a lot of hard bark on me. Still gives me goose bumps and moistens my eyes.
Lovely ladies all but the second shown, dark tank top, hair in a bun…this ol guy is singing it to you
"Too Sushi"...her reaction video of this is the best. She pauses it a few times to catch her breath, but doesn't say a word until the song is over. Even then, she has trouble trying to find words.
I love all you ladies reactions this is without doubt the best ever version of this absolutely insane range of voice 😊😮😂
You can totally tell which of these ladies were genuinely blown away by his vocals. It’s a safe bet by how moving this song is, the ones who were left speechless and laser focused on listening were the real deal. As opposed to the ones more concerned with how their reactions came across to their audience.
This was at a time when you had to have talent without recording devices that alter voices and instruments.
This song has such a combination of smooth, sultry, velvety, while at the same time being done so effortlessly…
Those reactions could not be faked, so real. They start out like ok show me what you got, he does and the chills begin.
Chills n tears. Every. Single. Time. Such an amazing song and such an awesome voice
This has been covered so many times over the years by so many different artists. But this is the definite velvet version no one will ever do a better version than this. I call it the velvet version as his voice is like velvet in the slow parts of this song so smooth. And it's pure emotion and talent no trickery involved.
I specifically had a "DJ" at my wedding for this reason! This is my wedding song - June 25, 1994! Next June will be 30 years, 3 beautiful children. I was married in "The Mansion" on Fairleigh Dickinson University, Madison, NJ (Twombly estate - marriage to Vanderbilts). It was breathtaking!
Pure Talent God Almighty gave this man a gift.
Amen
“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duo Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on a 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 Andy Williams Show (with his mother sitting right behind him) Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby’s use of “Runs” is masterful. He created the style and set the table that all others have fed off of for decades. 7 notes just to say the word “I” is melodic brilliance.
Their name came from doing a show near a marine base in So Calif and a black marine said to them…. You two guys are Righteous Brothers.
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 Feeling" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......
Just letting you know, I am 71, and you ladies today are reacting to Bobby Hatfield and his sooo talented singing the same way we did in the 60s. He was so good looking, had an incredible voice and control of his voice and from what I understand was a genuinely nice guy.
I am 70, and agree with you 100 percent!!!!
Totally agree!! There is a version both of the Righteous Brothers sing, but Bobby doing this solo is brilliant!! I love listening to them!! And the song was in the movie Ghost!! ❤️🌹🇨🇦🌹❤️
@debra,
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One of the best things about being 70 now is the real heartfelt music we had then
Jahrhundertstimme!!👍!Gigantisch🌈💌🤗❤️🎯
A fabulous compilation of reactions.
This song is the only thing that always makes me fight back tears. Easily the best and most beautiful love song ever performed. It's perfection. Coming from the Grumpy Snail that's saying a lot.🐌
I play this one EVERY time I use my computer....I get chills EVERY time I have played it...I know EXACTLY what you mean,GS...
And this is why I chose it as my wedding song! June 25, 1994 (29) years, 3 children! I danced with my young husband to this enchanted song in "The Mansion" at Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, NJ!
I remember this song when I was kid and still get goosebumps when I hear it
Guys,if you got a girl you want, dance a slow dance with her to this song.
It never fails.
One of the most romantic songs ever.
Absolutely
My wedding song! I agree!
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Thank-You for showing this. My mom would play this song to get me to fall asleep when I was a baby.
It’s a treat to see these beautiful women of color reacting to blue-eyed soul!
So amazing and lovely voice thanks for sharing 👍
Soul has no Color it Flows Through All Don't be Afraid To Embrace it orYou'll Miss the Greatest Thing of All
I get goose bumps listening to this god bless you bobby.x
Nice to see White and Black folk agree that good music is goooooood!
The greatest love song ever written with the greatest live performance.
It’s fun just to watch this phenomenal performance still be so appreciated and enjoyed
Blue eyed soul
The originals !.........they invented the Genre................never been equaled.
This great song made it great again in the movie GHOST. Made all of us cry.
This love song performance will never be surpassed.
This epic performance of composer Alex North and lyricist Hy Zaret's "Unchained Melody" (1955) by Bobby Hatfield (1965) has to be the most reacted to song in the history of You Tube. Never had I seen so many reactions channels react to one song "Unchained Melody" by the late great Counter Tenor Bobby Hatfield. Great upload on so many reactions by so many women. Awesome!
And this woman has it as my wedding song! June 25, 1994 - 30 years next June!
Congratulations of your 30th Wedding Anniversary. These days most couples do not last that long. You and your husband are very blessed to have such a loving and caring relationship. All the best going forward. I myself and coming up on 47 years of marital bliss and counting. At 70 years old I still find my wife as beautiful as when I first met her 50 years ago. She is my life and the world to me. I hope you last as long as we. I believe you will.@@donnamarievalentine1156
He was not a counter tenor
Yes, he was!@@yvonnesanders4308
I was 10 when this came out, makes me happy to see the next generations hear why we loved growing up then. Some music is eternal and ageless.
Used in the movie "Ghost" - his voice was 1 in a Billion on this planet!
Too Sush’s reaction great when I saw it in her channel. Lots of love to you and yours❤Rab
It's very interesting that I have never met ANYONE who is'nt moved by this song by Bobby......No matter how old they are........
So True, x
UNBELIEVABLE.........Rest in Peace dear BOBBY......
Der grosse, schöne Bobby Hatfielt❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Alle Frauen kriegen
Schnappatmung wenn sie ihn sehen und hören.😅
And LIVE without all these instruments which make me sing like an angel
Beautifully edited. It builds and builds and builds..
Outstanding .. . And remarkable talent
I like the multiple reactions Thank you from Canada
To me, this is absolutely the most romantic version of this song of all time. No matter how many times I listen to it, it has never gotten old...and never will.
That’s what you call knowing how to put love in a song! Never ever done better by anyone to this day! No cover can ever reach its simplicity and complexity the way Bobby Hatfield rendered this iconic eternal song!
I think I know how to reel in a black woman now, "I'ye I'ye Neeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeed Your Love.." ....Ka-Sploosh.
Real pure no effects music like this can’t help but bring a tear to your eyes. People today can’t compare to music back then, both black and white musicians had a God given talent that’s rarely seen today
This is why those born in the 50s look at the current offerings described as ‘music’ and feel sorry for the current generation. When I see their faces it makes me happy. Maybe it’ll help them understand the current batch of ‘old people’.we grew up with things like this that they’ll never understand without making the effort.
The best vocal of this song ever neverto be betteredwhata vocal range wow😊
My favorite love song of all time! It was fun to see how all these beautiful ladies were moved!❤
Hearing this song again, after 60 years, i realize that my longing has always been for God's love.
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As notas que ele atingia alternando graves e agudos até hoje são incomparáveis!
Smile girl should her them sing gospel make ya tingle all over God blessed this man with a talent for sure
If an artist today sang like that it would change music back to what it really is!