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One of the best vocalist of all time by far

A perfect song, by a perfect countertenor, which is a masterpiece.

Not even Elvis could beat this performance

Bobby Hatfield: a voice from heaven, sent to all of us to hear.

Bobby Hatfield knew that he had nailed it. His facial expression just after the last note tells it all. The story is that his folks were in the audience during this 1965 performance on the Andy Williams show. I imagine that he was happy that he performed well.

No tricks, no gimmicks, sung live on TV with an Orchestra ! T A L E N T

In 1965 this was live on TV. Bobby's Mom was in the audience for the first time at a performance. At the end you see Bobby bite his lower lip. He knew he did it perfect for his Mom ❤

One of the greatest live performances ever

Awww...the late great Bobby Hatfield. I was 15 yrs old when I watched him sing this beautiful song on the Andy Williams show in 1965. He owns this song!!! No auto tune just pure raw talent! RIP BOBBY. We miss you! ❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏

I love that voices were pure and real during this era, now everything is so manipulated. Just a man and his voice, amazing.

This is by far the best live performance of all time. Not one mistake. Effortless. Flawless. No help. There is nobody that has ever came close live.

Effortless. That was Bobby. Every song he sang was effortless and with passion and real feeling. Miss him so much, The Righteous Brothers together were amazing. You gotta hear Bobby's "Summertime, and Bill's "Brown Eyed Woman" and so many more! Like "I Just Wanna Make Love To You." Blow you away, it will! But "Unchained Melody" was "Bobby's Song." He owned it.

This was the 60's, no auto tune etc. Just pure talent.

3 little known facts about this performance.... 1. He was real sick 2. His mom was in the crowd so he didn't want to let her down 3,. He hits 27 separate notes. Check out their performance of "You've lost that loving feeling". It's awesome.

This is what we seniors called "blue eyed soul" back in our day.

This song was written in 1955 and has been covered by many singers since then but no one, comes near Bobby Hatfield. His voice came straight out of Heaven

A fun fact, his momma was in the audience that night which probably led to such an amazing performance.

bobby hatfield is a counter-tenor, higher then a tenor lower then a saprano but high clarity to his voice with high notes

Pure talent. Back in the day when auto tune didn't exist. Sung live...

This was my husband's & my song since we met in 1965. I was 15 & him 18. We married in. 1966. Love this 💞💞💞💞💞

Heart & inspiration,and you lost that loving feeling are good and features both righteous brothers

Bobby has one of those smoothies voices I could listen to him all day long the Righteous Brothers were so awesome I'm so sad that we lost Bobby Billy still singing God love him 82 years old was bad it was really sad when we lost Bobby cuz nobody could ever take his place in the Righteous Brothers

Hello My MIxxED Reaction Friends, This performance by Mr. Bobby Hatfield (R.I.P.) of The Righteous Brothers was one for the ages!!! It is absolutely "FIRE!!!" 🔥 This "Live" version is even better than the studio recording (which yes, was used in the movie Ghost), because this was done in 1 take before a TV audience with a live orchestra and the studio recorded version did not have the "crescendo" ending that this "Live" version has!!! Many other artist have covered this song, but in my humble opinion, Mr. Bobby Hatfield "OWNS" this song, no one has done it better than him and I don't think anyone ever will, as he absolutely "NAILED-IT!!!" Mic Drop!!! 🎤

Back in my younger days during the War in Vietnam you heard this song a lot. Girl friends and wives crying waiting for the return of their love ones return. I think of the war every time I hear the song.

That falsetto at the end was so effortless it was like he was just speaking it. Crazy.

you know the person is the real deal when they applaud after the first few words sung

Blue eyed soul at its best.

That made my day. Thank you FAM for the trip back to a better day. Peace to you and yours.

BEAUTIFUL...

There was no auto tune. There was nothing but his voice.

Yes-- in Ghost, when the Demi Moore character was sculpting a vase. Great reaction by you both!! There ARE 2 Righteous Brothers, who aren't brothers in real life. They got their name after a performance at a military base in California, when a person in the audience yelled-- "You sound RIGHTEOUS, BROTHERS!" You can see them perform their incomparable hit "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling." Be amazed.

These guys were just solid gold....The real deal....

The Vietnam war began in the mid 1950s through to the early 70s. Bobby Hatfield's version of Unchained Melody was released in 1965. Many lonely and scared soldier boys hoped their girl back home were still waiting

Lots of people have covered this song (written for an obscure film called "Unchained") including Elvis! Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley (known as the Righteous Brothers) flipped a coin to see who got to sing it. Bobby won, and sang this on a national TV show with his parents in the audience. "You've Lost that Lovin' Feeling", "Soul & Inspiration", and Bill's mostly solo "I just Wanna Make Love to You". Bobby is in "Rock and Roll Heaven" (another song!) but Bill is still with us.

This has always been such a beautiful song, and he nailed it!

Gotta do You’ve Lost that Lovin Feeling next so you can hear both brothers.

There are 2 Righteous Bros Bobby Hatfield You hear him singing here) and Bill Medley. This was a live performance on the Andy Williams show there were no do overs or auto-tone just his God given voice. Many artists before and after him have done this song but no one will ever compare to Bobby Hatfield he owns this song.His performance was effortless, smooth and sheer perfection no one has done it better.Later in the show they both sang with Andy Williams .They had songs that held records in American Radio history.No other song has surpassed it. It's probably been played over 8 million times.(you've lost that loving feeling) listen to it .

I watched this live performance on the Andy Williams TV show in 1965. I was 11yrs old. Back when you had to have pure singing talent. High tenor and his partner is a bass.

Bobby Hatfield did this song solo and nailed it. Love him and Bill Medley together. Melissa Ward here. They are pure talent and class.

This was Bobby's solo. Check out the brothers singing together in "You've lost that lovin,' feeling". Bill Medley's bass is so deep and yet it perfectly blends with Bobby's countertenor.

The most beautiful song ever!

Absolutely "NO AUTO-TUNE" just pure majestic singing ability with unrivaled & unmatched talent!!! This is my 2nd Mic Drop!!! 🎤

Bobby Hatfield had terrible stage fright. His mom was in the audience and had never seen him perform this song.

THIS PERFORMANCE BY BOBBY HATFIELD BACK IN 1965 IS WHAT WE NOW REFER TO AS "X-FACTOR PLUS". JUST SO TALENTED - GOD GIVEN GIFT TO SING THIS AMAZING. SO SMOOTH AND PURE AND SO NATURAL. JUST SIMPLY AWESOME

Bobby makes it look so easy❤

Another fantastic singer from the 50's was Tony Williams from the group The Platters. Check out their song "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes". What a voice Tony had!

The Righteous Brothers (who I nicknamed "Thunder" & "Lightning") are a duo of Bill Medley (Thunder: Baritone Voice) & Bobby Hatfield (Lightning: High Tenor Voice)...They performed many songs together and they also did some solo performances (as you just witnessed)...They have a deep "rabbit-hole" as well, but for starters if you want to see & hear them together, please react to the following songs: "You've Lost That Loving Feeling," Soul & Inspiration," "I Just Want To Make Love To You" and "Rock & Roll Heaven" you'll be glad you did because these brothers are known for their "Blue-Eyed-Soul" singing style!!!

Pure talent. 💯❤️🙏

While he sung Unchained Melody, I couldn't help being amazed at his voice control and range. Only Johnny Mathis could complete with him. Check out Johnny singing a duet to the song, "Too much, too little, too late".

Legend!

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Guys, love the vibes between you two when you do reactions.

Thanks for watching it all through, hate it when people keep stopping.

you should watch "summertime" solo by bobby, absolutely insane vocals, i think he even invented a couple of notes for that song

The way they got their name, was the same as you said. When they began performing and were thinking of a name, they performed at a small club, and after they finished, a guy yelled, “That’s Righteous Brothers!” - people at the club started calling them that.

Cute that you both match Bobby.

His Runs are Awesome !!!

Brother we had the music smooth all my goodness we had good music back in the fifties sixties and seventies and eighties yeah

You should check out the voice of his brother! It's amazing! Try "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" ...

The pinky ring is to go with the pink suit! 🙂

The late, great incomparable Bobby Hatfield. This is from a television special and Bobby’s mom was in the audience.

Slow dance, oh yeah. This was my wedding dance song.

You need both " brothers " .....You lot that loving Feeling ....Righteous Brothers elected to R and R HOF in 2004 .....and hold title to the mot played song in the 20th century .

This song was written in 1955 for the film, “Unchained.” It was about an incarcerated man who was longing for his wife and children. It has been covered more than 1500 times by more than 600:artists. Bobby’s is the best! 😍

They were singing in front of a group of black marines at a nightclub and one of the marines when they were done singing yelled "That's righteous brother!" Bobby and Bill decided to keep it as their name.

Another live performance worth checking out from the way-back machine is Bobbie Gentry in 1965 singing “Ode to Billy Joe.”

Many of our boys fighting in Vietnam left this song to their girls.

BOBBY HATFIELD SUNG "UNCHAINED MELODY" IN THAT FAMOUS FILM "GHOST" STARRING PATRICK SWAYZE AND DEMI MOORE AND WHOOPIE GOLDBERG. THE VERSION FOR THE FILM WAS SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT, BUT IT WAS BOBBY HATFIELD WHO PERFORMED IT. THIS PERFORMANCE BY BOBBY HATFIELD IN 1965 IS WHAT WE NOW CALL "X-FACTOR PLUS" THANKS FOR NOT PAUSING TOO MUCH AND FOR YOUR APPRECIATION OF A GREAT PERFORMER AND A GREAT SONG.

It's funny because that was exactly how they chose their name. Before they were well known they played all kinds of off the wall places. Their manager booked them to an all black night club, which was not uncommon back then. When they finished their set they were leaving the stage and a quite large black man approached them and said " That Was Righteous Brothers" and bought them a drink. They next day they chose that name. I heard them tell that story on Johnny Carson Show 30 some years ago.

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The Righteous Brothers are a Duo although they are not actually brothers and the next two songs you should be looking for is one You've Lost That Loving Feeling and the second song soul and inspiration and of course both of these songs Will Be Sung by both of the gentlemen that make up the duo of the Righteous Brothers.

Top shelf.

Blue Eyed Soul - that's what people called the style of the Righteous Brothers. The Righteous Brothers are an American musical duo originally formed by Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield (this was Bobby). Check out this duet: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-SqPHzOck7rU.html

Check out him, Bobby Hatfield, singing Summertime, it’s off the charts!

Love your reaction. Please react to "You've Lost That Loving Feeling". It is a duet with Bill Medley the other h as of of The Righteous Brothers. Thank you

You should check out Home Free. They are an a capella band with a world class beatboxer. They do this song and Boys to Men song END OF THE ROAD. They are amazing

This song came out in '65 when I was 10 years old. Thankfully, it was still playing a few years later when I was in jr. high! We had something for kids our age on Friday night at the local rec center called Teen Town! I guess you could call it a Sock Hop because you couldn't wear shoes on the gym floor. Us boys were ALWAYS waiting for the slow songs, because then you could actually TOUCH a girl while dancing! 😄

They actually got their name from several black marines that would go listen to them sing in California. They would yell out y’all are righteous brothers. Bobby suggested that should be there name. That’s a true story

There's over 1,500 renditions of this song introduced by Todd Duncan in the 1955 movie "UNCHAINED " Bobby Hatfield has the most acclaim and popular version, Al Hibler and Roy Hamilton placed it on the Billboard charts in 1955 also covered by the Supremes, the Platters, Elvis the song he sang live. Today it can be heard by Home Free who pays homage to the movie, Austin Brown (of HOME FREE) Voice Play and just released Peter Hollens.

Have you guys reacted to Their video of You’ve Lost That Lovin Feeling? It’s absolutely epic!

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More children were conceived during the 60s while the parents were listening to this song than any other song released during that decade. It still remains has the most played song at weddings worldwide.

You two should listen to "I'll never fall in love again" by Tom Jones, and "House of the Rising Sun" by The Animals. Great songs!

Song is about man in prison missing his wife. Wants to know that when he gets out will she still be there. Bobby was 25. He had a head cold still nailed it

Bobby Hatfield was only 25 when this was recorded live

No one since then has matched Bobby's performance

This is Bobby's song. Other's can try it but it will always be Bobby's song. He hit 20 different notes in this one song.

Bobby was NOT a drug addict! The night he died, they flew into the venue. Bill said that Bobby looked bad, wanted to just go to his room, have his dinner, and rest. He told Bill, something like " see you later, Beany." And went to his room. Later on, they found him in his bed with the t v remote in his hand. No drugs in the room! The press went away disappointed because there was no scandal. In all the years Bobby performed he was always consistent, never missing beat or a note. Bobby never took care of his health. He had a huge appetite for junk food. He smoked way to much. But he was not a coke addict. You people need to find the truth before you judge. But someone always wants to bring down greatness like Bobby. Who, by the way, had the most beautiful Tenor voice ever heard. Sit back and listen to "If I Ruled The World." Bobby was tired. I think he just wanted to lay it all down. He was a great husband and father, as his kids will tell you. And one of the greatest singers ever lived. We miss him. But he left us wonderful legacy of his beautiful music. Love you, Bobby!

Listen to Soul And Inspiration with both singers and You’ve Lost That Loving Feeling. I grew up with the music and your right back then you had to be able to sing No Autotune. Love your reactions

every girl's crazy about a sharp dressed man

The Righteous Brothers are known as "Blue Eyed Soul":their voices compliment each other; they're exceptional artists; music from the 60's, 70's & 80's; can't be touched; tdys music doesn't have this quality

Check out righteous Bros singing ..You can have her

He could sing me the dictionary 😊

Nice reaction!

You just heard the best from the best.

I love this one, but another one that was quite popular around the same time by the Righteous Brothers was You've Lost That Loving Feeling. Both guys participate in that.

Makes me want to watch ghost now.

Please. Listen to summer time by bobby Hatfield. Its insane😎😎

In 1965 not many guys white dudes could pull off wearing a Salmond jacket, but Bobby Hatfield made it a fashion!