Guys, what you are listening to, is two men, from the 1960s, whose pure, angelic, and harmonic voices, blended into a dynamic style of music, that lifted your heart and soothed your soul. THIS was what real music sounded like. No foul language, no obscene or suggestive lyrics, no references to women as "bitches" or "hoes", just two extremely talented men, backed up by Phil Spectre's "Wall of Sound", culminating in an awesome mixture of blues and gospel, in which we called "Blue Eyed Soul". Man, do we need it now. Can I get an "Amen"? Reply
Guys, what you are listening to, is two men, from the 1960s, whose pure, angelic, and harmonic voices, blended into a dynamic style of music, that lifted your heart and soothed your soul. THIS was what real music sounded like. No foul language, no obscene or suggestive lyrics, no references to women as "bitches" or "hoes", just two extremely talented men, backed up by Phil Spectre's "Wall of Sound", culminating in an awesome mixture of blues and gospel, in which we called "Blue Eyed Soul". Man, do we need it now. Can I get an "Amen"? Reply
That's Phil Spector who produced their best work!! A mad genius....he was a master of adding all the parts ......lyrics, melody, arrangement, incredible orchestration and the use of the fabulous Righteous Bros vocal power!!!! Sensational end result... his Wall of Sound!!! A Masterpiece experience !!!!
Guys, what you are listening to, is two men, from the 1960s, whose pure, angelic, and harmonic voices, blended into a dynamic style of music, that lifted your heart and soothed your soul. THIS was what real music sounded like. No foul language, no obscene or suggestive lyrics, no references to women as "bitches" or "hoes", just two extremely talented men, backed up by Phil Spectre's "Wall of Sound", culminating in an awesome mixture of blues and gospel, in which we called "Blue Eyed Soul". Man, do we need it now. Can I get an "Amen"? Reply
The Dynamic Duo never disappoints. This may be my favorite buy such a difficult decision, haha! To me that were the greatest Duo ever!!! The Night Time is the Right Time along with the Blossoms and Darlene Love another great singer is magnificent.
Hey there MIxxED Reactions, It is as you said The Righteous Brothers just don't miss!!! They are in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame and in my book they have "G.O.A.T. STATUS!!!"
Yes Bill Medley has a naturally deep voice. And yes i loved even listening to each of their talking voices. Both so unique. Dont know if you've heard them sing "Guess Who" but if you haven't ya' gotta.🥰
Have you heard Bill Medley doing Brown Eyed Woman with the Blossoms in 68, incredible. Hung on You is very good actually was the A side and Unchained Melody was B side. Radio stations didnt think it had, enough of a hook well we know how successful Unchained Melody was
Guys, what you are listening to, is two men, from the 1960s, whose pure, angelic, and harmonic voices, blended into a dynamic style of music, that lifted your heart and soothed your soul. THIS was what real music sounded like. No foul language, no obscene or suggestive lyrics, no references to women as "bitches" or "hoes", just two extremely talented men, backed up by Phil Spectre's "Wall of Sound", culminating in an awesome mixture of blues and gospel, in which we called "Blue Eyed Soul". Man, do we need it now. Can I get an "Amen"?
Guys, what you are listening to, is two men, from the 1960s, whose pure, angelic, and harmonic voices, blended into a dynamic style of music, that lifted your heart and soothed your soul. THIS was what real music sounded like. No foul language, no obscene or suggestive lyrics, no references to women as "bitches" or "hoes", just two extremely talented men, backed up by Phil Spectre's "Wall of Sound", culminating in an awesome mixture of blues and gospel, in which we called "Blue Eyed Soul". Man, do we need it now. Can I get an "Amen"? Reply
These guys are my favorites. I saw them perform at a dineer theatre venue. in 1972 in Dallas. They tore that place up. I love you reactions. You are nice people. With taste..
These two guys did start out in a bogger singing group of 5 or 6 guys with a back up band I believe. But as members started to leave Bill and Bob were the only ones left and decided to be a duo. An accidental success backed by super talent...they surely worked hard and paid their dues in clubs before national fame. Long story... "Just Once in My Life" is a song written by Gerry Goffin, Carole King and Phil Spector. The song was released by the Righteous Brothers in 1965 and reached No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.Carole King later went solo after her marriage to lyricist Gerry Goffin fell apart. And she became a big selling star.
2:44 Bill medley baritone.bobby Hatfield tenor.their best song.bobby is gone it bil still performs. They are not brothers. Phil specters famous wall of sound.
Rolling Stone Magazine puts the Everly Bros as the best duo ever, I disagree it's the Righteous Brothers hands down. Tho I'm a big fan of the Everly Bros.
Their differences were certainly part of their charisma.... physical, personality and voice types totally disparate. This song is another good example.... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xBTeyKtfrXw.html
😡 Another video with the live audio replaced by the studio record. This is the actual live audio. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bRLkBZVkD8g.html Yes, you can hear the girls screaming throughout, but it's live and you can hear Bobby much better.
