I GOT CHILLS | First Time Hearing Righteous Brothers Reaction 

I was born 8 years after this and im grateful to reactors that can bring these songs back to life

theyre not just effortless but they sync their vocals without technology

You'll Never Walk Alone by Righteous brothers

OMG these guys were awesome when they came out in 1964. I was in high school, so I'm dating myself. We fell in love their voices. You need to listen to more of their great songs. I have all of their vinyl records in my record collections. Their voices were awesome!!!♥️♥️♥️

Old school love songs are the best. It's nice knowing that younger women still like love songs.

"You'll Never Walk Alone" Live on The Ed Sullivan Show! Unbelievable Vocals!

You’d enjoy Bobby singing Summertime, it’s insane!

I'm an old man that used to love dancing to their music. SLOW dancing was always my favorite. It was nice getting your views on them. Thanks and God Bless.

This is live, they are effortless, and their voices are amazing!

Love these guys and miss our beautiful music from the day..

You’d lose it over “I Just Wanna Make Love To You” by these guys. It’s bluesy badassery.

Jasmine, the greatest baritone in rock history is Bill Medley. My older sister would just swoon over his voice. Listen to the Carol King written song that the Righteous Brothers did called JUST ONCE IN MY LIFE. It's a real showpiece for Bills beautiful deep voice. Love that a young person can appreciate the greatness of them. When music was music.

This song is one that has such meaning to me. I married the girl I always wanted to sing this too if I had a voice like these guys. 45 years since I married her and these words still hold the same meaning. My life has been made so much richer because of her. I'd still be singing these words to my beautiful bride. The song is timeless.

Hi Jasmine, I absolutely loved your reaction to this track & keep up the good work!!! Also please keep on reacting to them because The Righteous Brothers are in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and there is now doubt in my mind that they have "G.O.A.T. STATUS!!!" Mic-Drop!!! 🎤

Saw them twice. Summer of 64, Seattle 15 years old, and summer of 65, Seattle, 16 years old. Both times, with my first love. You want to fall in love even harder, go to a Righteous Brothers concert. My favorites then and still.❤

Oh Man, we had the best Soul music and R&B back in the 1960s with The Motown groups, Sam Cooke, James Brown, The Delfonics, Aretha Franklin, Brenton Wood, Aaron Neville, Isley Bros., etc. and The one and only Righteous Bros.

ooh I love your reactions, shame nobody sings like this now, hurry up and react to another one.

Love it, love you.

Its disturbing rolling stones magazine does not give either of them much credit. Beautiful reaction

listen to Bobby Hatfield sing "Only You"

Have you listened to You've Lost That Loving Feeling...or...Rock & Roll Heaven...Great songs!!

You nailed it! Such heartfelt ,suicide....❤

The early songs by The Righteous Brothers were released when I was in elementary school (near 70 years old now). We used to listen to to all their music on the AM radio back in the day. Bill Medley (the tall one) sings in a bass-baritone voice, while Bobby Hatfield sings in a tenor-countertenor voice. Bobby Hatfield died in 2003 hours before a concert while on tour with Bill Medley. Bill Medley regrouped The Righteous Brothers in 2016, and he is still touring at 83 years old with Bucky Heard who stands in for Bobby Hatfield.

I enjoy your reactions so much!!

Great reaction - This is a vocally perfect, lyrical and instrumental masterpiece. FTR, I am a retired, professional music critic, with 45+years experience. Notes: a young Cher is one of the background vocalists here and this was a trademark sound of music producer Phil Spector called The Wall of Sound.

When this came out it was their biggest song so far, #1 for three weeks. You can go back to their first hit, Little Latin Lupe Lu. There are a couple of clips, performed live on Shindig, a tv show they were featured regularly on, Bill wrote it.

I'm sure someone has commented on this but, back in this time, "Radio" play dictated that all songs were kept short. This was clearly shown in the Freddie Mercury movie "Bohemian Rhapsody". Wish you were alive back then too. I started college back then. Love You.

Bill Medley (The tall one) is a baritone... Bobby Hatfield (The one who spoke) was a tenor.

bill medley is actually going down to base from baritone

You've lost that loving feeling is a good one!

I got to tell you living in my generation the music Alone was enough to make it worth living through that time the music was so good and I listen to a lot of music because I like music there's just something different about the late 50s 60s 70s and most of the 80s then any of the songs today even when I went over the country in the nineties and found a little bit of the Soulful type music over there for a decade or so now today even the country music no good either so we need to get back to that good old type of music because that's that's the music that makes life worth living you can have the worst day of your life and turn on any one of them old great songs like this that played regularly all day long on the radio back then and it could just completely turn your day around the worst day you ever had that great music could just put a smile on your soul.

Did you know that rapping back in the day used to mean just talking.

If you like soulful music, you would probably like Michael McDonald. He sang and played keyboard with the Doobie Brothers and also had a good solo career. He has also done collaborations with Kenny Loggins and Christopher Cross and Patti Labelle and others. Some of his songs to check out include, "I Keep Forgetting", "Minute By Minute" "What A Fool Believes" and "It Keeps You Runnin'" You will love him

Nice job. I won't lie - I originally subscribed for the sports IQ - but I'm staying for the music.

Here it's just Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers singing the classic 'Summertime'. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-J10fKYqFMXU.html I'd also love to see your reaction of 9 year old Angelina Jordan's amazing performance of 'I Put A Spell On You'. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-nwFloCPXzCs.html

I think you're going to have to watch Bobby perform "Summertime" if you haven't!

singers today can't sing as good as back in the day singers

Bill wrote a tjune called Little Latin Lupi Lu...check them out doing that with the gogo dancers etc. Gives you an idea what teenagers were watching on TV in 1964

That was nice, tall one was gangsta

Since you like old school I'm sending you this song by Johnny Mathis chances are❤

The Righteous Brothers have always been known for their soulful music and they had a good bit of it but I want to give you the name of a little song where they switch it up on you this is a fun little song that they actually do beautifully and I bet you'd like it if you heard it it's not a typical soul type song like what you're used to from them but the name of this little song is called little Latin Lupe lu. I think if you find that song and listen to it I think you'll enjoy it even though it's different from what they normally sing I think that's what makes it kind of cute and unique and it's kind of a upbeat Snappy song it's just I like it but I do like the soulful music a little better but little Latin Lupe Lu is a pretty good song.

New here❤❤❤, love your reactions! One request, turn up the volume for me❤

They are Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield.

Try listening to summertime with brothers they are awesome all of there is good.

Please react to Morresette Amon's cover of "Rise Up" Andara Day you will be amazed, probably the best singer in the world.!!!!!!

He is Bill

Tennessee Whiskey by Chris Stapleton. Boomerang (live) by Yebba. Ghost Love Score by Nightwish. Everybody Walkin This Land by Home Free. Great singers do it for me, not genre.

Love your reactions. Marry me!

Love your reactions ! Please make the volume louder. Can you react to Elvis Presley Love me Tender Live 1970.

bill just died

I would have enjoyed it as well, BUT, you pause the vid WAAAAAAAAAY TOO MUCH.