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Coolest part about this song - itâs LIVE! No auto tune, no pre recording - pure talent
They did not even need music
Everyone did it that way then. That is true talent. And they dressed better.
I watched it on tv with my sister when I was a little kid.
And they didn't have the need to spew their politics all over you. Or perhaps they had the professionalism not to.
None of that existed when the Righteous Brothers were active so it meant Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield had to have the skills and talent to make songs like Unchained Melody famous.
Bobby was a friend on mine from 1963 until he past in 2003. Great guy and singer. He and Bill Medley sang together for many years. On their albums they sang together but also always had solo cuts they did on their own. This live version is from 10-25-1965 when Bill and Bobby were on "The Andy Williams Show." I've seen the Righteous Brothers over 50+ times in person and this was always on the list of songs that Bobby would do solo at every concert. It is without a doubt one of the most beautiful love songs ever written. My short version of how this song came to be. In 1954, in Los Angeles, CA a small film company called Republic Pictures needed a title song for a movie, "Unchained." Alex North (Los Angeles based) wrote the music and then sent it back to his lyricist friend Hy Zaret on the East Coast. Mr. Zaret pulled out some old poems he had written in the late1930's and early 1940's that he use to try and impress girls that he liked. He messed around with the song adding and deleting his own lyrics to fit the beautiful score written by composer Alex North. The movie was released in 1955, and "Unchained" was first sung by Gospel singer Todd Duncan in the movie. Many artists recorded it, but in 1965 Bobby Hatfield made this song so famous, that today March 1, 2021 - if it were released again it would be a monster hit - because it's that great!!!!!!!!!!!! I had the pleasure of spending an hour with Alex North in Hollywood in 1983 and he share the entire story with me. What I have shared with your subscribers gives you a pretty good idea of the background and how it all came to be. I hope you enjoy reading this. RDC, San Diego 4:26 A. M. PST :)
Wow - thanks for posting this. It's so good to hear from someone who was actually there; I'm going to restrain myself from peppering you with questions and asking for the real facts behind so many of the myths, rumors and manufactured "did-you'know"s that I see swirling around (At least, that's how they sound after reading various interviews and articles. It is nice to hear from someone who knew him that he was a good guy - I've always heard that he was kind, funny and generous - a class act. I know he had his troubles, but man, what a talent!
What a lovely story.
Fantastic story. I love to see so many reactions to this song in general and people love it....gives Bobby exposure to the younger people. So deserving!
@@wpollock1 .. Thanks for your kind reply and glad you enjoyed the write on how the song became so popular. RDC
@@danawinslett7505 .. Thanks for the kind reply, God Bless You, RDC
You just witnessed the most perfectly sung song of ALL time!!!!
American Triology - Elvis Presley
Great performance....but there are so many others that give this its run for the money
Yes yes. Love it everytime
Before autotune
@@mrmoola3970 please link a few of your favs.
You know a song is good when 60 years later a girl in t-shirt, hair pulled back, sitting in a kitchen, ...chilling, listens for 3min and is suddenly in love.
I think she needed a minute lol
Bobby's MOJO is still going strong.
written in 1955 for the film Prison and number one by many artists around the world
The greatest love song, by the greatest male tenor...Bobby Hatfield...
It's timeless.
I just love watching a sweet girl falling in love listening to an unbeatable performance by Bobby Hatfield.
This is when you had to have actual TALENT to sing live on TV. His mom was in the audience, seeing him sing live for the first time, and he said he was much more nervous than usual before this performance.
RIP Bobby Hatfield.
I wonder what his mother sitting there watching this for the first time thought about his performance?
@@joeyshofner639 Bet she was so proud her buttons could have burst !
@@joeyshofner639 When he did that proud little lip bite, I bet she saw the small boy he once was and melted with motherly pride and love! I heard he also was just getting over a cold, and I think you can heard a slight huskiness now and then, which imo actually makes it even more emotional. How did he do those extended notes though ... just beautiful.
The only nervousness I noticed is when he explained to Andy how they got their group name. He sounded a bit winded when he finished and when he stated he sings this one alone and did that whistling and hand motion
this is single handedly the best live recording in history. hands down done. close the book
100% agree.
Today's pop divas couldn't come close even with their computers and autotune.
YES teddy.....100% agree.
the only person who comes pretty damn close is Chris Stapleton imo.
Yep. Bobby should have simply dropped the mic, and said, "Now, THAT'S how it's done, people.
I was 15 years old in 1965 & I remember girls & grown women reacting to Bobby just the way you did, young Lady. 56 years later women are still swooning over Bobby singing this classic.
Not only could he sing with just pure talent. He also knew how to dress. No baseball cap and baggy pants.
Don't be a hater.
And his hair never caught fire
â@normie2716 Not like you huh?
@@kimmytuna5180 yes Kimmytuna, his hair never did catch fire and his nose never fell off. Glad you brought that up but some don't like facts. Thanx
This partially came back in the 80s but much uglier. The rock fashion that started in the 60s is more my thing
The shy smile, head tilt, bedroom eyes, Yup, she's hooked.
When you're good, you're good, and Bobby was real good.
girl would'nt stand a chance.........................
The bite of his lip at the end...
@@starshinedragonsong3045 no grown man has the right to be so adorable. I wish they'd have come to Engand, I'd have definitely tried to take him to the silver stream and do a WigWamBam on him ... ;)
btw, that was a song by Sweet, in case you were wondering, Brian Connolly - another cute blond feller ;)
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This beautiful woman's reaction is priceless! Mr. Hatfield would melt the hearts of all decent ladies! Pure class,,, and to this day 50 plus year's later, not one person can even come close!
This is music at its best. No need for half nudity or extreme looks, sung live and performed by a true performer. Music as it should be, natural.
For over 50 years, Bobby Hatfield has been making girls fall in love with him with this song. He added another one with Courtney.
Nine months after every Righteous Bros concert, I bet a lot of little boys were born with the name "Bobby"
Girls are not only falling in love with Bobby just for this song, but his beautiful face helps too đđ
@@fatimahatfield7124 Indeed. Courtney made mention of how handsome she thinks he is several times.
good to know that even works in NZ
Fun watching the little ladies turn to jello!
"He is so handsome" Coming from a drop-dead beauty...Quite the compliment.
My thought exactly.
Handsome as well as so very talented and humble. Bravo !!!
54 years later and this song still melts hearts. Just WOW. Bobby Hatfield. đ đč
Bobby still melting heartsâ€
Youâll never see a better performance. Of anything. Ever.
see Pink Floyd - "Comfortably Numb" live Pulse
Too hilarious because I was about suggest something Pink Floyd and you posted that 45 minutes ago lol.
Has not seen kenny rogers perform "Lady" live.
You seen pentatonix
I'd put Disturbed's live version of Sound of Silence on Conan Obrien in the list.
I canât believe thatâs a live performance itâs mind blowing how good he is
I lost count as to how many times Iâve listened to reaction videos of this song. Every time Bobbie hits that one note, I become emotional with chills. Iâm a 71 year old man.
I rediscovered this song last Friday night. Didn't know his name and before his performance I was stunned when he said sang it solo. I have listened to it nonstop ever since and I love looking at the faces of the first time listeners and their verbal and nonverbal reactions
No body has ever done this song so well greatest vocal to ever grace a stage ,,
how u know? u have not heard of everyone singing it?
Bobby Hatfield hit 24 different notes, clear as a bell, live on national tv.....Dare any artist to do that today without autotune ;)
Many don't even know what a "note" is.
Damish....Though Bobby was a great singer!...Unchained Melody- one of my favorite songs of all time
Dimash Kudaibergen- can hit more notes than any singer I have ever known...Don't believe anyone can beat him-IMHO!
Correction on his 1st name...Sorry, bad habit I have in renaming a person's first name...even though it's usually similar.
@@s.m.torres4994 Dimash. Absolutely!
This was not live
@@wooshbait36 yes it was
He was so nervous singing that because his family were in the audience. He was the best & so so gorgeous â€ïž Wish he was still with us đ„
Bobby Hatfield performed this live on the Andy Williams Show on October 25, 1965, accompanied by the orchestra on the show. No autotune, no backtracking, just pure talent. He suffered from terrible stage fright, and his mom and dad were in the audience, so when he hits the G5 at the end, he knows he nailed it. Bobby Hatfield was born in October 1940 and passed away in November 2003
Everywhere it shows that Bobby (Robert Lee) Hatfield was born on August 10, 1940. Is that correct or was he born, as you say, in October 1940?
I can not stop watching him sing this ....soooooooooooooooo beautiful !
The most brilliant performance of, "Unchained Melody," I have ever heard.
It's the most brilliant performance of any song I have ever seen and heard. Out of this world! đ«đ
The tenor brother , Bobby Hatfield, made a version no one can top. His final is unbelievable and without any sign of strain.
Not just top-no other singer then or since has even come close to matching his version.
@@jessieball6195 Hi Jessie, I was 16 when this amazing song came on the marked. Will always be a fan. Regards Rolf
Arguably the greatest live solo performance of all time... Bobby Hatfield had the voice and looks of an angel... Timeless and still enchanting new generations of people... This girl literally fell in love live on air đ.... Perfection đ
The most amazing thing to me is its LIVE, no autotune just pure talent.
When Bobby Hatfield sang there was not a dry seat in the house.
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Thatâs Bobby Hatfieldâs performance on the Andy Williams Show. You will have to watch either âYouâve Lost That Lovinâ Feelingâ or âSoul and Inspirationâ.
i'll check these out too thanks Maxwell!!
@@CourtneyCoulston youâre welcome
Bobby was reportedly very nervous before this performance because his parents were in the audience.
One more to check out by the Righteous Brothers: Just Once on My Life.
Also try out rock & roll heaven.
Clearly .. one of the GREATEST songs SUNG of ALL TIME! Really.
And this was LIVE with no vo-coders, no mixing, no editing, no dubbing, no lip-synching. Nope. Just a guy, a microphone, and an audience. Amazing. THAT's what genuine "talent" sounds like.
I believe this man's voice, vocals and this song was Heaven sent, amazing. What a truly great reaction Courtney.
Bobby getting ladies to swoon for over 55 years. Just timeless.
Hopefully a hundred years from now it is still just as wonderful and revered.
That Brother could flat out sing. Saw the Righteous brothers live in reno. NO auto tune bs. ONE of the great voices of our time.
Yep, he was a little bit nervous about that last note with his mom in the audience, but that little lip bite at the end was him thinking âyes, I nailed it!â
He's the ultimate golden boy...so cute and such a beautiful voice.
Really, though, does any grown man have the right to be so adorable? He and Bill were the prime example of opposites attract, so totally different one another in every way. I never knew why Bill always got the lion's share of their duets though when Bobby was really the one we wanted to hear? Sorry Bill, but it's how I feel. :)
He was nervous because his mom and dad were in the audience and he did not want to mess up.
I think it was his birthday too.
Lights out touching he brought it to life like no other love song sung live in the raw for the world to see and hear đđđđđđ€
He didn't sing like he was nervous.
@@arautus Believe it or not he was. Bobby Hatfield always suffered from stage fright.
@@claramurzynski6739 I believe that. When you see the part where they're talking with Andy Williams, I can see both Bill and Bobby are nervous, and they do a good job. Bobby is such a master, when it's his turn to sing he just takes over.
Itâs one of the most greatest love songs ever! It came out when I was a little girl. The Righteous Brothers were a great singing duo.
One of the best performances by any artist ever. Simply astonishing. Beautiful and effortless
Bobby Hatfield. Such talent. RIP. Hard to believe he's been gone almost 20 years.
I met both of them, briefly, several weeks before Bobby died, when I was a stagehand; nice guys.
Whoa. Not "Unclaimed Melody".
It's UnCHained Melody.
@@sandrasharp2934 I lost you at"unclaimed". But either way a great song!
This fella was born in Beaver Dam, Wisconsin.
Sad that he was murdered by Barry Manilow
Careful, youâre about to go down the rabbit hole of Blue-Eyed Soul
I wouldn't be against it đđ
@@CourtneyCoulston I'm afraid he's no longer with us.
@@CourtneyCoulston, you just got serenaded by the late great Bobby Hatfield. Many have tried and failed to remake this song. đđđđŻđŻđŻ And another thing, this is the only song in history where the live performance is 100 times better than the studio version.
@@CourtneyCoulston Try some Hall & Oates - "Sara Smile" or "You Make My Dreams Come True" for more blue-eyed soul, or Philly Soul!
@@Johnrob1943 On top of that, Bobby was dealing with a bit of a cold at the time.
Unbelievable how effortless those high notes at the end were for him. Amazing!
I have read a few times that this performance was voted the best solo performance ever sung. I have to agree.
I would say it's the best PERFORMANCE ever. And it's really not even close.
That last note is called the âG5â, very few humans can do it.
Why exactly is G5 and why is it so difficult?
@@geoseward itâs deez
I hit that note when I hit my thumb with a lump hammer đ. Great artist R.I.P Mate.
Many female singers can hit that note too but Bobby goes up to A5 in his live performance of this song on Shindig. His highest i heard is Eb6 (whistle register) on his 1971 Messin in Muscle Shoals solo album.
I dispute that... Most of my ex girlfriends hit that note, seconds before breaking up with me.. some took it even higher
Growing up during the Vietnam War era, this song always had a profound meaning to me as I imagined how it touched the soldiers who were longing for their lovers back home. Especially when he sings: "Wait for me, wait for me" I'll be coming home, wait for me.
Charles Carles
10 months ago
I am 81 and have heard several artist before Bobbyâs version and several after. No one comes close to this, Bobby owns it. This version came out as I was headed for Viet Nam. You can feel the loneliness in the words and the way we felt as we were away from our families for one long year. Bill and Bobby always did one solo on each of there albums and while on tour. They both wanted to do âUnchainedâ, so they flipped a coin. The music was written as the theme for the little-known prison film âUnchainedâ (January 1955), hence the song title. Todd Duncan sang the vocals for the film soundtrack. It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by the Righteous Brothers. The movie âUnchainedâ is about a man in prison and longing for his wife and children. Hoping his wife will still be there when he gets out. So you can now understand the meaning of the song. The movie was not very good, or so my friends told me. But we were all teenagers so what did we now. Several artists sang it and it made the billboard top 100. But no one can come close to Bobby Hatfieldâs version. Bobbyâs version hit the top ten chart. And did it again when it was used in the movie âGhostâ It has since become a standard and one of the most recorded songs of the 20th century, most notably by Bobby. According to the song's publishing administrator, over 1,500 recordings of "Unchained Melody" have been made by more than 670 artists, in multiple languages.
possibly the most amazing live performance ever.
Hi Courtney: You will have a real treat when you hear both Righteous Brothers. The two of them are in a video titled," You've lost that loving feeling." That is one that you'll be pleased with also.
You will love You've lost that loving feeling. Between Bill singing Bass and Bobby singing tenor, you can hear why they were loved.
Something to keep in mind: this was recorded in 1965. The Vietnam War was just heating up, and young American men were being sent, not just to Vietnam, but to American bases all over the world. They were separated from wives, from girlfriends, and the line asking "Are you still mine?" resonated a lot with them.
wow.. i can only imagine :( Thanks for sharing this!
"Are you still mine?" tells how many women cheated on even in the old days. Women must stop the behavior.
Note to viewers: This was from the "Andy Williams show" and his mom was in the audience watching him do this. You can see at the last moment a little smile on his face because he just KNEW he nailed it for the folks in the auditorium and for his mom...
It's great that this song has finally been heard in New Zealand.
It's okay you commented, but thank you for not stopping the music to do so. I'm almost 82 years old. This was a favorite of mine in high school.
Bobby was 25 yrs old in this video. He is now in the rock and role hall of fame. Unchained melody is the most beautiful love song ever written. Bobby was found dead in his hotel room in 2003. He kept his beautiful voice til the very end.
One of the most PERFECT songs on our planet!!!
I grew up listening to the Righteous Brothers. That song never gets old. Thank you for sharing.
That was the incredible voice and talent of Bobby Hatfield! NO ONE sings it like him! He is gone now, but he left this fantastic musical legacy.
One of the greatest songs ever recorded. Bobby Hatfield nailed this. It's a timeless song for every generation. I'm so glad you enjoyed it
A year or two before he passed away, I went see him and he still sounded like this. Amazing!!
effortless, live tv, no autotune, live audience, with his parents in the audience
I was 18 when I saw this performance on television. We had the best of the best during those years. Very romantic. He died in 2003. His partner is still alive at 80.
the 60s.........fast cars, pretty women and incredible music............the best time to be a teenager!
It's a classic, there's no doubt about it. Who doesn't like a sweet love song.
I am so pleased you enjoyed this 60 year old masterpiece
Our generation SOOOOO had the best music ever. 60's 70's 80's was a great time to be young. I can remember making out in the car to this tune.
This was a live performance, no studio magic, just pure talent.
I just clicked on this and haven't watched it yet. My prediction: She will fall in love with Bobby Hatfield and it will take her a half hour before Courtney could stand again. At least...that was my first reaction to this song and that voice.
Remember, Courtney....this was live, in one take, no auto-tune, no digital enhancements. Every effect on his voice was him vocally or by moving the microphone closer or further away. This man died when I was 10 years old and I'm still sad I could never marry him.
Edit: I was right.
she must listen to a few elvis songs like Jailhouse rock and Be my Teddy bear, SHe thinks Bobby is handsome, wait until she sees elvis!
Sometimes I feel as though I am old. Then I read comments like yours, 10 years old when he died. I was in my 30s then. My point being, I was able to see these artists live in their prime. So many of them. It's a shame your generation can't. Keep enjoying the"OLDIES"! Real talent, music that makes you feel good.
Oh! You mean NOT like Madonna and so many others?
I was fortunate enough to see The Righteous Brothers in concert twice in the mid-1990's before Bobby Hatfield passed. Rest In Peace Bobby !!!
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If you've seen the movie "Ghost" then yes, the music director of this tragic love story was smart enough to use this cover of this incredible love song.
The one in the film was the studio version, I believe?
Courtney, you're expressions and obvious emotions are the same as millions of women. If you were a stick of butter you would've literally melted before our very eyes. 55 years later nothing has changed. My wife tells me that both of the Rightous Brothers were very kind, classy gentlemen. She knew them even before they shot to the heavens with stardom. Neither of them ever changed with success going to their heads.
Very glad to hear that ... makes me like 'em even more!
I wouldnât call dying from a heroin classy.
@@sitbone3 Certainly you're bigger than judging someone under those circumstances. You don't know what led him to that. This man's wife knew them in better times and attests to their gentlemanly behavior. Can't you let it rest there?
@@sitbone3 Get your facts straight before you spit on someone's grave. It wasn't heroin, idiot; it was cocaine use that caused cardiac arrest, due to the fact that his heart was already weakened by heart disease. Aside from his use of cocaine, which he probably began due to crippling stage fright that he suffered throughout his career, he was known to be a kind, genuine, loving and yes, classy guy. But a callous jackass like you wouldn't get that. It's more fun to come on and make useless, pointless, callous and inaccurate remarks. He was a remarkably talented man, missed by many in this world, something you'll probably never be able to claim. Very "classy".
love those reaction to a great singer singing live on stage, without any auto-tune crap, and singing into a fisher price microphone.... This is what real singing talent sounds like...
Bobby said he was so nervous about singing because his mom and dad were there to watch the show.
Thus the little shy smile and lip bite
Thank you so much Courtney for your reaction to this beautiful song done by Bobby Hatfield. I grew up in this time and actually went to the same college as they did in Santa Ana, CA. Bobby's range and vocal ability are second to none. This song was very carefully crafted. There were many very romantic songs back in the day. The Righteous Brothers rendition of Unchained Melody has a special place in music history. It has been chosen as the #1 song in the twentieth century above all others. Over time, there were several renditions of this song by other artists before Bobby to it to a new level. Your reaction to this music was very natural and you are lucky to be so sensitive. There are very, very few songs that can make the listener reach a new level of emotional feeling and many people actually get goosebumps listening to it. Many cry from joy. While more modern songs out there today have merit, I am hoping that you will listen to this special song many more times in your life. Doing that will give you peace and joy. Thank you again for making your wonderful video! Best Wishes! Michael
This song was written for a prison movie- listen again, knowing it's a prisoner singing to his girl on the outside for an emotional experience. Also, that last smile... his mother was in the audience, and he was nervous, and that smile was knowing he hit the note for her.
How proud his mother must have been
Joel Monka it was also featured on the movie Ghost.
@@carlsmith4878 Ghost was 25 years later. The song by Hatfield became a hit all over again. Shows the staying power of great music from that era. I have been listening to it for over 65 years now. Never gets old.
Really? I thought it was a soldier asking his girl to wait for him, wow
@@JasonBorn89, as Joel Monka stated, it's from a prison movie. The movie was named "Unchained", thus we get "Unchained Melody." During the Vietnam War, it did become associated with men wondering if their girls would still be waiting for them when they returned....IF they returned.
Another woman falls under Bobby's spell.......it never ends!
I love your shock about how good this song is and how good looking he is. He was even sick with a cold during that performance. He was truly amazingđđđđđđ
This song my wife loved it, we played it at her funeral when the family escorted out of the church.đąđąđą
Sorry for your loss.
Your wife sounds like a wonderful person - so very sorry for your loss.
Love your reaction.Bobbyâs musical and creative talent was on loan from Heaven.A gift from God to humanity!
Condolences for your loss.
so sorry for your loss,
When ever I feel a little blue, I listen to this song.
So good. One of the best songs ever, in this guys humble opinion.
This is such a beautiful song. And I think Miss Courtney just fell in love.
This is such a compliment series of words to a woman! What woman wouldn't want to hear: "I need your love"!
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Just think. This is being done LIVE!!!! No do overs! No touch ups. Just a guy with a fabulous voice and perfect control. Best live performance I have ever heard
It's amazing how a song can cross so much time and space.
This song was so popular, been used in so many movies. RIP Bobby
Courtney: I graduated high school in 1958 which makes me closing in on my 83rd birthday! The righteous Brothers were not actually brothers but, made many beautiful songs together. The other "brother" actually turned down participating in that ground breaking tune WOW!!!. search out some of their work together the other "brother" is taller
I love music. Every genre, from classical to R&B to and Hip hop and rap. This song is by far my favorite. Has been like forever.
You are never too late to a performance as great as this! Glad you took the time to listen.
Tender, sensual, romantic, soulful, mesmerizing, effortless, and totally amazing. Bobby Hatfield... what a voice and artistry. Blue eyed soul at its best!!
This is one of the songs I remember that my dad listened to. I grew up knowing this song.
Don't worry, you're not alone. Every woman that watches this falls in love with him and gets bedroom eyes. I've seen it many times and it still gives me goosebumps and makes me cry each time. By the way, most people now know the song from the film Ghost.
The runs during the song..
Very subtle
Just enough to showcase how much control over his voice he actually has & Not take away from the song itself.
Thank you for sharing your time & reactions with us
My brother introduced me to their music, when I was younger, both brothers have a fantastic vocal range. The talent of some people is truly amazing. This song from them always makes any woman melt
They are not brothers,Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley is their names.They took the Name Righteous Brothers after a show in the early 60's after playing on a Marine Corp NCO club that was full of Black Marines and they yelled out that that was Righteous Brother and that is how they got their name and I was in that NCO Club 6 years later when I was in the Marines.
@@donaldk.macbaird5248 Technically they are not blood brothers, neither are my four stepbrothers, they are only have half of my blood, but they are still are my brothers. As a marine, you should understand brotherhood, the people in your team are not related, but you depend on them to make the best team available to survive(same goes with bands/performers). I worked security for 30 years(worked with hundreds of international bands/celebrities), and I called my boss and some others in the company brothers, because we had each other's back and could depend on them, no matter what. My father fought in WW2, one brother fought in Vietnam. Both told stories that made me cry. And you want to nitpick and throw shade at me, because of the technicality of last names. If you were not a veteran, I would tell you to take a running jump of the end of a pier.
@@michaelhatchard8864 I did not try to throw shade at you ,I was just stating a fact ,as so many people on here do not know the truth and make false statements,and as far as me being a vet I served in S.E Asia and yes it was horrible,I have never been to the Wall in D.C. as I think I would end up in a padded cell as I lost all but one other brother in my unit.
Yes baby girl we had it all in my day I am now 77 have always loved this song and the singerâ€ïž
I grew up on this song loved it since I was a kid now 42 it still strikes that cord
The Ladies Swoon when Bobby Hatfield sings Unchained Melody
Courtney - your reaction deserves an Oscar - beautiful. N.
This was THE song to play as the last dance at almost every party/dance club in the mid to late sixties.
His Mom was in the audience for the first time!! Perfect deliverance
That was back when singers had actual talent.
He actually is so talented and so cute. I am almost 70, and he is more good looking than I remembered.
Angelic, pure and beautiful voice. One of those songs and versions that will last for centuries. And yes he was a very handsome man. I once had a bit of a crush on him, way back when I was teenager, 56 years ago. This song still makes me tear up all these decades later. And yes, I did have it as the bride and groom first dance at my wedding in 1969.
He smiles at the end to his parents who were in the audience