Daily Throwback | Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody [REACTION!] He SANG THAT! 🙌🏽

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@rexracer3221 3 года назад

One man, one mic, one take, LIVE... 100% talent.

@beriandavies2111 3 года назад

Amen to that 🙏 If you will allow me to add to that.... no auto-tune.

@agnetamalmqvist9075 3 года назад

Exactly!!! Real artists!!!!

@mickeydooley2230 3 года назад

That suit is fire 🔥

@1SantinO2 3 года назад

Don't wanna be that guy but let's also acknowledge the orchestra in the background. The music is amazing. But yeah, he really has an incredible voice and the skill to use it.

@willasacco9898 3 года назад

Never duplicated and never will be

@Bzrking_hound Год назад

Arguably the most beautiful live solo performance of all time... The audience didn't realise at the time that they were witnessing perfection... Don't forget that this was raw talent, no technological help, no auto correction, just a God given talent 👌

@dbsti3006 2 года назад

The audience isn't jamming out. They're quiet because they're mesmerized. It makes sense. They're listening in awe.

@MsAppassionata Год назад

This was on The Andy Williams Show, which tended to appeal to an older audience, generally speaking, than what you would see at an R&B or Rock concert.

@pagejackson1207 7 месяцев назад

In the 60's audiences generally listened carefully to the singer. He's standing stationary in a TV studio. There are no distractions from his beautiful voice.

@marcellinasfigaro9364 4 месяца назад

I agree, they were mesmerized.

@ncsprung1847 4 дня назад

I don’t like it when today’s audiences are yelling and screaming, hootin’ and hollering during someone’s performance

@dougturngren5027 2 года назад

1965 live, no auto tune, one take, no redo's if you mess up. Bobby Hatfield was a gift from God, one of the greatest singers of all time. There will never be another like him

@letitbesummer6536 3 года назад

What’s so sweet is that he was really nervous bc his parents were in the audience! He knew he nailed it in the end.

@petej3800 3 года назад

I believe it was his birthday as well.

@randycrocker5908 2 года назад

The biting his lip was to try to hide a " I killed it smile", because he knew that was the best you can do that song. 56 years later, it's still the best u can do that song. Like Ray Charles studio cut of " I Can't Stop Loving You".... I just bow , cause I know I'm in the presence of greatness with either of those two...

@Aurora-tp3dy 2 года назад

@@petej3800 His birthday is in August; this performance was in October.

@rickshawwheelchair Год назад

Maybe the special thing was that he had never performed in front of his mom but he also just caught a cold! Either way so amazing!

@merawaters Год назад

@@Aurora-tp3dy This was a Valentine’s Day special on the Andy Williams show - hence the pink suits worn by the righteous Brothers and Andy’s own pink shirt in the longer clip of this performance

@wilfbentley6738 3 года назад

Every woman who hears this MELTS, no exceptions.

@SCharlesDennicon 3 года назад

I think that particular woman was too busy caring about her own over-the-top "performance" to really care about Hatfield.

@YerPope 3 года назад

It was said that when Bobby sang this, the sound of panties hitting the floor could be heard in the audience.

@akashicrecords9672 3 года назад

@@SCharlesDennicon you clearly havent paid attention to the video. smh

@imyoursuperbeast8220 3 года назад

State Law!

@lealand423 3 года назад

@@YerPope lol

@gixxerboy555 3 года назад

This Legendary song is even bigger than today's whole music industry

@dortheychastain2195 2 года назад

You couldn't tell, but Bobby was very nervous as his mother was in the audience that night and this was a live performance. He knew that he nailed it as evidenced by the lip bite at the end. The notes he hit in the end couldn't be reached by most male singers. Many, many babies were born 9 months after after this performance. This is what we called, "Baby making music."

@npilot4445 Год назад

Countertenor. Probably could sing Jazz too (listen to his version of Summertime?) and also Opera if he'd trained. Taht voice was a blessed voice that very very few people are gifted with. True gift from heaven.

@Doc552 Год назад

I am amazed at the comments so much knowledge! I am old enough to have been there with my mother. I felt history was made. Thank you for your comment.

@wandajaneburlinson5288 11 месяцев назад

He has a cold, too.

@travelinman482 7 месяцев назад

What grown man "bites his lip" in front of people?

@DrWiki-po1hk 6 месяцев назад

@@travelinman482The grown man who knows his worth and talent. Something you wouldn't know.

@bbwng54 3 года назад

One of the most iconic performances in music history. This is Bobby Hatfield's song; nobody, not even Elvis, can be equal to Bobby with this song.

@laughingbad 3 года назад

Yep, elvis's version goes below bobby's. Bobby's voice was just too perfect for that song.

@gordonreed2736 2 года назад

Yeah this was Bobby's song.

@lawdogg5688 2 года назад

True that, this is Bobby's song!!!! Elvis will always be the king, and it's ok to have your own song no one can touch.

@KurNorock 2 года назад

Austin Brown from Home Free did a damn good cover of this song. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XRvr7nQE7xM.html

@aniea5664 2 года назад

Sorry but Elvis did do this song. He sang it beautifully.

@PhantomOfTheMall 3 года назад

When you said, “let’s see if this takes me to church”… I thought, “Oh, honey, you’re about to go running, crying all the way up to the pulpit by the end of the song!”

@SYRSALLY Год назад

I’d be running to bedroom. ❤️❤️❤️

@TheTsar1918 Год назад

Y’all have filthy minds 😂

@GSD-hd1yh 3 года назад

Audiences back in the 60's were very quiet, both out of respect for the singers but also because they didn't want to miss a note. This song has been covered more than almost any other and has been a hit for at least 8 artists, but this is the definitive version in my opinion.

@smemr Год назад

The audience members behind him were instructed to not make noise or movement to avoid distractions for the TV audience. Standard rules at the time.

@kathleenfranks6513 4 месяца назад

This was the greatest live singing in history. Bobby( Hatfield) owns this song. Nooooo performer will ever top him. RIP beautiful Bobby.😀❤️🙏

@alanandconnielast 3 года назад

Best performance ever in recorded history and I'm British, I'm biased towards the legendary British mega bands but nothing touches this.

@dwightdodd3734 3 года назад

Got to agree with you,but nights in white satin is a contender............

@alanandconnielast 3 года назад

@@dwightdodd3734 Not sure if any anything would content with this master class performance but I just listened to it and I must say, an amazing track for sure! Love the backing on it, quite unique. There are others that would contend with the Moody Blues: nights in white satin. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0Fy7opKu46c.html One of the best ever recorded in the blue's department.

@barrykime5580 3 года назад

Best performance I have ever heard. No sound enhanced sound équipement. Song comes his heart.Unbeleavable performancr.

@MARTIN-bd7gm 3 года назад

Its a great performance but you cant say its THE BEST, there are many other great performances id rank alongside this ,Ton Jones ill never fall in love is amazing ,The Bee Gees too much heaven live is just out of this world .ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-i6iBAuwBODA.html

@alanandconnielast 3 года назад

@@MARTIN-bd7gm I hear you but can't agree, the others do not come anywhere near close when it comes to skill, ability ect. I have not seen a more skilled performance than this.

@nordvegfigg7746 3 года назад

Bobby Hatfield was a countertenor who had a 4 1/2 octave vocal range (B2 to Eb6). That last note is operatic. The original 1955 version of this song is in the key of G. Hatfield sang it in the higher key of Bb. For me, this is one of the greatest live vocal performances ever captured on tape. And he makes it look so effortless.

@GSXK4 Год назад

Yes!

@Iljinarchive Год назад

I agree but you should also check out Marvin Gaye Grapevine accapella live version. It is just heaven.

@bwilson5401 Год назад

@@IljinarchiveAnd Roy Orbison.

@andrewjohnson9284 Год назад

For some reason I though Bobby had a bigger octive range than what you are saying. I believe you though.

@juliell2139 3 года назад

I read that he smiled at the end because his mom was in the audience and he knew he hit his high note.

@Vindictus67 Год назад

A voice as smooth as silk on glass, and a vocal range that most only dream of. Takes you back to memories of a simpler time, and makes you smile...

@clfoster3734 3 года назад

Blue eyed soul. It was 1965, we danced to this at our HS proms. Draft was still on and we were leaving for Vietnam. Thanks for the memories, Bobby. RIP

@paulpollock8696 3 года назад

In that era it was all about the music and not flashy shows and pyrotechnics. This was just pure vocal talent. Bobby Hatfield nailed this performance. For me it is probably the best live performance I have ever seen. I am so fortunate to have grown up during that time. Truly the golden age of music.

@bbwng54 3 года назад

Agree- I never get tired of seeing/hearing this performance

@sarahblack1632 3 года назад

The voice, the face, perfection.

@davidward3122 3 года назад

Totally agree. Melissa Ward here.

@SBCBears 3 года назад

Audiences were restrained then. Without restraint, you wouldn't have this performance. They don't bob and weave. He doesn't bob and weave. He stands and delivers while they stand back and don't distract.

@albeargames 3 года назад

i think that era was all about the vocals. the song is good well i mean great but his vocals is what makes us go crazy

@DKLGalactus5 Год назад

Back In the day, people did not interrupt great performances. They didn't ruin it for everyone one else.

@namkebanyanklariti Год назад

You can feel the yearning for love and the unfathomable loneliness which entombs the sould without the love of your beloved. Great song and performance. This white guy got soul.

@dawnaberry8452 3 года назад

Bobby was incredible! We miss him so much. There will never be another Bobby Hatfield.

@sandyleewhite 3 года назад

What a magical time to be alive, when men sang to women, & not at them ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ***LOVED YOUR REACTION***

@JohnRodriguesPhotographer Год назад

And treated them as ladies

@sandyleewhite Год назад

@@JohnRodriguesPhotographer 💗💗💗

@YerPope 3 года назад

Bobby set the standard for this song that hasn't been equalled and probably never will be. His range, voice control and tonation is just incredible, note for note perfection and live, just him, a mic, the soundtrack and no autotune or electronic gadetry to cover up mistakes.

@joycegibbs5267 7 месяцев назад

got to say, I'm crushing on this bloke and this is 1965 !!! Can he sing or what? Just wonderful.

@Janewski11 3 года назад

The audience wasn't bored, this was the Andy Williams TV show, so I'm sure that the producers of the show didn't want the audience to be a distraction to this performance.

@dwightdodd3734 3 года назад

Yeah,but the applause at the start was the icing on the cake !

@agnetamalmqvist9075 3 года назад

Exactly!

@duckducknight 3 года назад

This was a live program at the Andy Williams Show in the studio at NBC in Oct 1965. If you wanted to watch the show you were quiet otherwise you would be thrown out. Believe me no one was bored! I was disappointed that I couldn't see the Osmonds----- for about 5 seconds.

@agnetamalmqvist9075 3 года назад

@@duckducknight Exactly!!!

@looneygardener 3 года назад

The lip bite at the end gets me every time.

@cheryljackson5659 3 года назад

Me too! So cute!

@lindaarmstrong1953 3 года назад

I get shivers when he does this💙

@looneygardener 3 года назад

@@lindaarmstrong1953 I am to old to get the shivers, but it's damn cute.

@catherinelynnfraser2001 3 года назад

He just pierces your heart there.

@dr.burtgummerfan439 3 года назад

He was nervous, the lip bite means he knew he nailed it.

@dellx3048 Год назад

It was an era when audiences appreciated hearing the music and not yelling

@dongriggs8426 3 года назад

Bobby sang this fabulous song solo in front of a live audience on The Andy Williams weekly TV show back in 1965. The audiences for this weekly show were mature in age and were expected to act in such a subdued manner so as to give full respect to the singer with no distractions. The other part of this duo is Bill Medley who has an unbelievable baritone voice. If you want to hear them sing together then I highly recommend you react to "You've lost that loving feeling" which was the MOST played song on American radio & TV in the 20th century with a confirmed 8+ million plays!

@RogueRxyce 3 года назад

Good thing I wasn’t in that audience then. I would have been kicked out for sure 🤣

@creinicke1000 3 года назад

Audience had to sit and be quiet.. Like Yebba's song .. audience was also asked to be quiet because it was being filmed and many reviewers didn't get why so quiet.

@bubbac.2741 3 года назад

His mother was also in attendance and wanted to sing his very best

@charlescrook3577 3 года назад

I’ll add that Bobby’s daughter told me his parents were in the audience that night, and he was incredibly nervous that evening...😳

@Joskemom 3 года назад

@@RogueRxyce Before he sang this song, Andy Williams was interviewing Bobby and Bill and (I think Bill also had on a pink suit) Andy asked Bill is he going to perform with Bobby on this song. Bill said no and then said something like, 'I did not think this was going to be a good song'. The audience laughed. Then Bill and Andy walk off the stage and Bobby did his thing.

@jpsned 3 года назад

What he does at 2:52.... melding "mine" with "I" and "need" over the course of 10 seconds in one breath... pure genius! ❤️

@artbagley1406 3 года назад

Song written in 1955 for prison movie titled "Unchained." An inmate wonders if his woman will wait for his release, will still love him however long in the future he gets out. This performance was in 1965 on the Andy Williams' Show, live audience plus nationwide viewership. He hits every note right-on, amazing breath control and phrasing. A world-class performance; should be preserved in the Library of Congress as a national treasure.

@davidroman715 17 часов назад

They are not bored only mesmerized like myself.

@greggbradford2307 3 года назад

He's the reason for the phrase, "Blue Eyed Soul".

@dougsusie2319 3 года назад

This may be the single greatest live performance in history, 1965. No auto tune here, pure talent !

@jerryr3752 5 месяцев назад

His beautiful sound was known in the 60's as "blue-eyed soul". His voice draws out emotions now, almost 60 years later, as much as it did then. Your reaction is priceless!!!

@VikingGruntpa 2 года назад

My wife and I are 52 and we've been married 30 years. This was our song for our dance at our wedding. Thank you for listening to it and loving it. :)

@clydeb7713 3 года назад

I'm a tough dude and he took MY breath away with this interpretation.

@jimmyb4982 2 года назад

You're even tougher for admitting that, in my books.

@wordeye Год назад

@@jimmyb4982 that's right

@larryclark4297 3 года назад

He was so scared when he did this live version his parents were in the audience and he didn't want to disappoint them and he nailed it it was a big hit in the movie Ghost

@lindakoschwitz7098 3 месяца назад

I absolutely love your reaction. I love Bobby with all my heart and this performance was amazing!

@patrickwhite4595 2 месяца назад

I think the performance by Bobby Hatfield was spectacular, a golden performance. I loved your reaction and your beautiful smile.

@riverbender9898 3 года назад

I love watching today's people enjoy the music I grew up with. Thank You.

@dianamccay7276 3 года назад

“I’m lost in a sea, his eyes and his voice…” Oh my golly! Ain’t that the truth!!! 😍❤️🥰

@timothydrumm5690 3 года назад

ANGELS were wrapped around every musical note that this GIFTED artist, Bobby Hatfield, sang ...so heartfully!

@denvercook2249 2 года назад

I grew up on music like this! I'm glad to see some of the younger generation, like youreself is discovering it. This music is real, not like the crap they make today. True vocals no machines.

@terrancethomas9792 3 года назад

All the man has to say is “Ohhh.” Hearts melt. Tears begin to roll.

@donrudd1358 3 года назад

A gift from GOD. That brother could flat out sing. Saw them live in Reno , no auto tune bs just pure talent.

@curleex3838 2 года назад

Blue eyed soul at its finest, see we CAN sing, we still cant dance but we CAN sing...😎 🌍✌💙

@Stacey67643 3 года назад

We all need music in our lives.....That can bring us all together....

@marielaveau5321 3 года назад

The man just tossed this out there with no effort at all, AND HE HAD A COLD!!!! Wearin' the hell outta that pink suit too. That lip bite at the end.... 🔥👏

@Muckylittleme 3 года назад

Righteous brothers, you've lost that loving feeling. You will love it.

@dblvictory Месяц назад

raw talent, no tech...perfection

@lybardhoppe6961 Год назад

Most fabulous song by extraordinarily fabulous singer and presented by the most beautiful, articulate, joyful woman imaginable.

@custercrazyhorse8616 5 месяцев назад

Back then, respect was rampant. The mentality of the people back then gave respect to the performers that were willing to bare their souls to a large audience. They kept quiet during the performance. Cheer or boo,AFTER the performance.

@jerrylamar8254 3 года назад

If you want to hear to hear both Righteous Brothers sing,try "You have lost that loving feeling" This will rock your world

@kenrothstein8460 2 года назад

The greatest song of all time, no doubt. Bobby Hatfield, blue eyed soul from that time. Bless the Righteous Bros.

@mrsongman Год назад

I really can't think of anyone else with the balls, ability and confidence to go out and sing that song live and in the way that he did it. Most other singers worry about pulling off one or two tricky vocal runs live or one high note but this guy's doing it all for fun.

@bpsnelson4751 4 месяца назад

It's called being completely captivated. History was made ,and forever will live on.

@StuartUK50 3 года назад

Rogue - imagine a modern audience "whoop-whoop"-ing & screaming & clapping at all the wrong places during this song & you (& the world) wouldn't have this immaculate performance to get lost in. By the way, you're gorgeous ♥ x

@crsounddoctor4937 3 года назад

Yeah that was a TV audience & they were not allowed to get up, dance or do anything to distract from the filming of the show, but when the Righteous Brothers went on the road & performed their concerts, the crowd (especially the ladies) went wild for them!!!

@laapache1 3 года назад

check American bandstand

@matthewwoods5235 3 года назад

That shit is freaking awesome....what a voice

@ronnie73072 3 года назад

Hey Rogue. Fun Fact about this song. They were both there to perform. The host asked for this song to be performed. Brother #2 said I don’t sing in this song. Just asked why… #2 said “I didn’t think it was going to be a hit”….. lol. He then walked away to watch this amazing performance

@sharonnorman1956 3 года назад

The incredible voice and talent of Bobby Hatfield! He is one half of The Righteous Brothers, but this song is Bobby's alone!

@edwardstevens6787 3 года назад

This is the single greatest live song performance ever, in my opinion. If he was a major league pitcher, this would have been a perfect game! Can anyone point out a single flaw in his execution? I didn't think so... By the way, I appreciate your very sincere reaction to this video, and you are getting my "LIKE" and my subscription. Keep up the good work!

@RogueRxyce 3 года назад

appreciate the support thank you! 😊

@artbagley1406 3 года назад

This live, TV audience broadcast performance (The Andy Williams' Show, 1965) blows away the version used in the movie, "Ghost." Yes, as others here have said, this is the ultimate version out of all the hundreds of covers done since it's composition in 1955.

@lynnjasen9727 2 года назад

He was a contender for pro baseball at one time!

@---Joy--- 2 года назад

'He snatched me & wouldn't let me go for a minute.' Yes, same!!

@Madminute1968 Год назад

This pretty smart young lady surely appreciates a sterling outstanding voice.

@charlestraylor7760 3 года назад

what makes songs of this era so special ? no autotune

@ronaldolson1045 3 года назад

Rest in peace Bobby thanks for the beautiful music you've given us

@craigsowers8456 Год назад

One more trip around the Sun and it doesn't get old. The word you're looking for in this song is "Orgasmic" ... and "Time can do so much" indeed.

@johnperkins6324 3 года назад

No auto tune just one man a microphone and lots of talent

@daveg.6820 3 года назад

The Righteous Brothers actually called their style of singing "Blue-eyed Soul". so you got it . . . . Cheers.

@craigdixon4113 3 года назад

He sounds better here, than on the record version on the top-40 chart. When he sings, “I hungered for your touch...” And the ending too...

@malignustotalis331 2 года назад

I love to see when music crosses the barriers of color, races, idiosyncrasies and for a moment we forget about all the social prejudices and simply enjoy the moment of how beautiful it is to be human regardless of our own inconsistencies.

@heatherrorani9848 3 года назад

Pure god given gift...

@jerryjeromehawkins1712 2 года назад

The man sings like an angel... he just needs a set if wings. Amazing.

@matthewcurtis8986 3 года назад

Angelic... First time I heard this as a kid in probably 1983 I cried because it was so amazing 👏

@jennifermolina4396 4 месяца назад

Gorgeous man! The suit, the voice, the song, gorgeous. My favorite.

@Viconius 2 года назад

Wish someone now would make music that could still make folks feel this way. This is what makes humans, human.

@porkfrog2785 3 года назад

'I didn't want him to be done' ...that's what THEY said...cause you know this guy has the secret to all the ladies

@fixento 2 года назад

The audiences were polite and listened to talent, no bored. Bobby did 21 notes perfectly in that solo, without applause, live, on stage, no auto tune, just a mike. He didn't need props like the singers today that put on a show instead just a voice from a singer that had talent.

@chadheckman2693 3 года назад

RIP Bobby Hatfield. Heaven has another angelic voice.

@1f3d4p 3 года назад

this is the most beautiful song she will ever hear in her life

@RogueRxyce 3 года назад

up there for sure!

@HammerAl66 3 года назад

Must have seen a dozen or more women reacting to this song, so far everyone of them has melted away 😂

@RogueRxyce 3 года назад

no surprise haha

@HammerAl66 3 года назад

@@RogueRxyce Dont know if you've done it already or not, but if you haven't, it would be interesting to see how you cope with The Bee Gees " Too much heaven".

@melpoole7646 3 года назад

They are respecting what they're seeing. Without distracting from him

@dohcsmr1175 Год назад

You have the face of an Angel and the taste in Music of a Princess. Well done Mum’zel!!!!!!

@davidcaldwell3526 2 года назад

This song reaches into your soul and connects in a way that goes far beyond entertainment. Beautiful

@tomromano8903 3 года назад

I first heard this 55 years ago and I still get chills

@easttexan2933 11 месяцев назад

Arguably the greatest love song ever recorded.

@dalem8332 3 года назад

Absolute Classic! BEAUTIFUL. ♥️♥️♥️♥️🎼🎵🎶🇨🇦🇨🇦

@trevorburns160 2 года назад

That is not boredom but total respect to the artist,silent admiration, not wanting to miss a single word,total respect,people didn't make a noise so everyone could enjoy the song like you are now,55 years later,,respect is sadly missing in this end generation,before Christ return,

@GinMae 3 года назад

thanks, Rogue - yep, that's all Bobby Hatfield -- and one thing I love is how effortless it is for him -- no straining or screaming.. also, he was supposedly nervous that his mom was in audience... I'm sure she was proud!

@roxannekean6025 Год назад

They aren't bored. THEY ARE ENTRANCED!

@jamesjackson2875 2 года назад

Absolutely the best reaction to this song that I have seen. Live and flawless song.

@djake1107 3 года назад

Now you know the effect ’the brothers’ had & still have on ladies. There was a joke that 9 months after The Righteous Brothers released a new record the birth rate would spike.

@RogueRxyce 3 года назад

hahaha these guys knew what they were doing

@yesterdayproductions1019 2 года назад

Ladies & Gentleman, Mr. Bobby Hatfield. He was incredible. What a voice, range, phrasing, intonation all wrapped up into one & he made it look so easy. That's the killer part of it all. LOL

@juliedavis990 3 года назад

Omg!! I absolutely love this song !

@thamee0605 2 года назад

In 1965 he did the same to all of us women in those days , now 50 years later the song touches every women hearts still , they not real brothers, and he went solo on this song as the other guy Bill thought it won’t be a hit , but Bobby love the lyrics , so he decided to go it alone , and since then this song has been the most played song on the radio , Bobby passed away 2004 , and his wife of 45 years followed him 2010 . At least they together , R I P mr n Mrs hartfield ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@susancunningham7933 2 года назад

Best singer of all time in my opioion. Bobby Hatfield beautiful man too.

@russellyoung1262 2 года назад

Yes...another one is hooked

@davidmromero9739 3 года назад

You were SMITTEN.....this song hits so deeply

@rickybarber7520 3 года назад

Everyone is just in shock. Imagine never hearing this on a radio or movie or any type of media. N this man lays it on u. Ur eyes would be wide open n like is this an angel...