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I loved your reaction to the Righteous Brothers! I'm 64 and grew up with this Music!!!!!! Awesome Ain't It????

We had our problems during the '60"s, but music wasn't one of them.

They were both only 24 years old when this song came out December 1964!

Bill Medley is 79 and is still performing if you can believe that.. He and his daughter did some shows together and do "Time of my life" as a duet together. Bobbie Hatfield died in 2003. What amazes most people I talk wih is that all the singing was done with just some amps and not enhancements like echo, reverb, auto tuners or any other "tricks" to enhance the experience. My parents knew both men from their high school days as both went to the same schools, Mom went to Anaheim High and Dad Santa Anna High and said they were just as impressive back in the day as what you see now in the vid.

Such sophistication in 1965. I grew up listening to these awesome guys. I'm 73 yrs and I never get tired listening to them. I have every vinyl record album they made. I'm so glad to see you enjoying their music like I did when I was a teenager in the 60's. ❤❤❤

When Bill sings, "I'd get down on my knees..." MY knees melt.

Love watching these young people on KZfaq discovering music I grew up with.

Not only could they belt it, they felt it and could make you feel it too!

Loved your reaction to some blue eyed soul from 1964! Pure raw talent!!

Blue eyed soul backed by the Spector wall of sound...

My heart swells seen young people discovering my era.

They were called the Righteous Brothers because they were playing before an audience of black marines and one of them said, "man, that's righteous brothers"! And the name was born! They were called "blue-eyed soul".

Thank you for keeping our music alive

They called this Blue Eyed Soul back in the day. This is the most played song of the 20th century. Pretty amazing when you think of all the Awesome performers of that time.

This song still gives me goosebumps after all these years. I remember when it first came out, I was a kid. One of the best songs ever!

Unchained Melody Live...PERFECT VOCAL

Many of us were driving around in our cars listening to the Righteous Brothers with our main squeeze and then a few months later serving in Vietnam wondering if our girls had Lost That Lovin Feeling of it we would survive to see her. I was a Fortunate Son, still see her every morn and she has not Lost That Lovin Feeling.Whoa a woah a woooah.

Here's a little bit if info about them for you. The Righteous Brothers were originally an American duo of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield. They began performing together in 1962 in Los Angeles as part of a five-member group called The Paramours, but adopted the name "The Righteous Brothers" when they embarked on their recording career as a duo. Their most active recording period was in the 1960s and 70s, and although the duo was inactive for some years, Hatfield and Medley reunited in 1981 and continued to perform until Hatfield's death in 2003. Their emotive vocal style is sometimes dubbed 'Blue-Eyed Soul'. Bill (the one with the deeper singing voice) is still with us and is 79 years old, Bobby passed away in 2003 from a Heart Attack apparently brought on due to taking drugs. Apparently he had heart problems already which contributed to his death. If you have ever heard the Dirty Dancing soundtrack before and heard a song called Time of my Life, Bill was the male vocalist on that track. Sadly Bill had some tragedy in his life too, when his ex wife and thr mother of his children was murdered and it was only very recently that they thankfully found the murderer. I love your reactions, great video. Could you please react the The Righteous Brothers performing Soul and Inspiration, it's a great performance which I'm sure you'll love.

I have all their records iam seventy four this is my favourite one ❤😢❤❤❤

Thank you internet. I never thought I would see this kind of content

The Righteous Brothers are "Blue Eyed Soul" so well deserved; this is 1964; they were live

I love seeing young faces light up when they hear this. This was the music I grew up on.

This is the music your grandparents listened to...don't you feel left out,....so glad you enjoyed it...we were blessed with good music...and that is why so many of us are fans of Dimash...good music is back.....

They were part of a 5 man group, then became a duo..A black marine saw/was in awe of their soulful show & said "That's righteous, bros" & the name stuck..Then they were called "blue-eyed soul" (white artists who "sounded black") & were starting to get played on soul/r&b radio stations, cuz they were sooo good! They became big stars (yet so humble), had soo many hits, but this one became the most played/covered song of the 20th century!😊 My favorite is "You're My Soul & My Heart's Inspiration" (...you're all I need to get me by...)..It's beeeoootiful!!🔥🔥

I am much older than you, but this was still before I was born. Such good songs and such great singers! I'm one of those rare people who listen to all the music, so I'm really enjoying your channel. And I share it.

This performance is live, no tricks, no autotune, just pure talent. Listen to"Unchained Melody".

and now you know why those of us that grew up in the sixties, are for the most part happily stuck there!

They're singing is call blue-eyed soul

They didn't need any auto-tune either. Glad you enjoyed them. That, clip, btw...was done when I was one year old...lol...but even when I was growing up, The Righteous Brothers' songs were often on the radio...and that song is my favorite from that duet.

It was so cute how you started singing along. It's so catchy. Love seeing you appreciate this great song and these incredible singers. Great Job!

I love to see how 2 young guys enjoy 60's music :)

Bill Medley is the tall low voice guy, he was a friend of Elvis. Elvis was so impressed, he also recorded the song, you must check it out some day...... What I love is this time period... 2 clean-cut, smooth, tuxedo wearing white dudes that sound soulful (totally unexpected). They harmonize and blend so well together, reminds me of the Everly Brothers (another duo you should check out)

The classiness of men in those times is sorely missing today.

Bring back that "No auto-tune needed" feeling...

Bobby Hadfield has the high voice and version of Unchained Melody is off the scale guys, these lads had some fantastic hit,s and you need to listen, Bill Medley also had a super voice.

Righteous Brothers are amazing!!!!!!

So good to see people of your era appreciating music from my era.

Your reactions when Bobby Hatfield sang "please" : priceless ❤❤❤

Great song, great review !

Unchained Melody by the blonde one is awesome

I'm glad you played the good part twice! I love the bring it on back too. Love this video as a first time reaction video. This song was on a.m. radio constantly when I was 9 years old in 1964. I never saw this tv show clip. Back then, if you missed it on the one black and white TV in your house because you dad was watching his shows, too bad, that was your one chance. I just saw it last year and i'm 64 now. Just like the Beatles song "when I'm 64."

Bobby Hatfield was truly one of the greatest. Effortless range and always looked like he was having a great time with his sedate smile.

Back in the day...Righteous Brothers on the 8-track in the GTO. Best girl by your side. Yeah, you know what happened. That's why we called them "The Pantydroppers." They aren't actual "brothers." The story is that they were playing a predominantly black nightclub and someone yelled out "Y'all righteous, brothers!" And the rest is history.

It was a joy to see your joy in the music! I grew up with the Righteous Brothers on the radio and never knew they were white - we didn't have MTV or you tube - you heard them on radio and didn't see them unless you could save up. Wonderful singers! Enjoyed your reaction - blessings!

Pure talent! We need real talent today so desperately! Where have all the real artists gone? These guys were absolutely amazing!

Love the way you two react and open to appreciate all types of music ....even though I can’t understand a word you say at times your facial expressions say it all😁😁

That is called " Blue Eyed Soul" Semper Fidelis

That was 1964. They were the greatest and still in top five most played song nationally. Oh, they were so sexy. Glad you liked them.

no such thing as auto tune back then either..pure talent

That is known as Blue Eyed Soul. I'm so glad the younger generation is experiencing a glimpse back in time to the true sound of voices without sound studio additions.

Great reaction guys... “Unchained Melody” and “ Soul and Inspiration” please and thank you. You won’t be disappointed.

After all these years, I still get chills when I hear this song ❤️ 💚 💙 💜 Few Fun Facts: They got their name from some black marines who saw them perform as the “Paramours” in 1963 & they shouted, “that was righteous brothers!” Also, the infamous Cher was part of the backing vocals, before she became famous, & last but not least, heir manager booked them into a black nightclub in Watts, California before they got big, & the patrons of the club started throwing things at them on stage when they saw they were white, & The Righteous Brothers didn't know what to do, so they just started singing, & all the patrons sat down with their mouths open, & wouldn't let them leave after that, & the term, Blue Eyed Soul, was born 😃 👓 👓 😃

Blue Eye Soul at its best...In 1964 when this song first came out. I was ten years old. Today I am 65, and still this song moves me. Priceless! Great reaction video... Note: They are not blood relations...The tall dark hair singer is Bill Medley. And the blond singer with the high pitch voice is Bobby Hatfield. Peace!

You guys are doing exactly what we used to do when we listened to the Righteous Brothers and that is to try and sing it with them. Well, I hope you learn quick - NOBODY sings like the Brothers and NOBODY sings with the Brothers! Don't forget it...

That song was the most played song on TV and Radio in the 20th century.

I saw this duo 3 times back in the day. In those days performers respected their audiences, dressed well and clean for the audiences, and gave a show for the audiences. Performers also respected the women and men they were singing the love song about, and songs were about relationships between each other, not the act itself. Try this duo singing "(You're My) Soul And Inspiration", try Bobby Hadfield doing "Unchained Melody", and Bill Medley doing "Brown Eyed Woman". Here's the live audio version from this show, which I saw back then on TV: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZpmZhribrce5qI0.html. Unfortunately Bobby Hadfield is no longer with us, but Bill Medley is still performing at the ripe age of 79 years young.

Love watching your reactions to The Righteous Brothers.. Incredible singers...

Also check out, soul and inspiration, and unchained melody by them. They are not real brothers, only soul brothers. Great reaction, as usual!

They were classy. Its great seeing it in black and white

Yes it is awesome also watch Unchained Melody with Bobby the Righteous Brothers

I love you guys! I can't quite catch every word but y'all probably couldn't understand my Nashville TN accent either. Music knows no language barrier. It's all English. Y'all are really fun and upbeat.

can u imagine back then slow dancing with your love and listening to that song, it was awesome to slow dance together. arm in arm. wow

Bill Medley is 79 years old now and STILL GOT IT! I saw him a few months ago and will see him and the band again next year. Definitely worth seeing him live if you get the chance!

The 'Brothers' were Bill Medley (the guy who started singing) and the late great Bobby Hatfield (the guy with the incredible high harmonies). This music will live forever. The video was made back in 1965.

The black bands would tell them after their set that they righteous, brothers. Hence the name.

now you know what your parents and grandparents mean when they say "they don't make songs like we use to".... no digital aids... no lip sync.... this was live TV.... just simply, raw talent... now this is the way to melt a woman's heart through music and poetry..... without calling them hoes or bitches......now ladies, when you find a guy that would sing or say this to you and mean it?... go for it.....watch and learn guys..... peace

Featuring the "Wall of Sound" produced by Phil Spector...Bobby Hatfield died in 2001, but BIll Medley is still singing, now in Las Vegas, with a new partner....amazing!

That beautiful composition and wall of sound combined with those voices is pure gold. Glad u appreciate it

I love watching your reactions to the music I knew and loved in my day...!

Clear beautiful music with harmony and the ability to understand and hear every word.Love the respect you two give to old and new music.

My mom grew up listening to them this kind of music is called blue eyed soul. At first when people heard them they swore they were two black guys not white guys singing

They were not actual brothers but both grew up in Orange County, California which is just south of Los Angeles. They sang what was, at that time, soul ( read Black ) music when Whites and Black races were often segregated from each other in much of the United States. This is before the civil rights movement of Martin Luther King and others to fight and literally die for equal rights for persons of color. In California there was not as much racism as it many other parts of our nation. They would sing for integrated audiences and there is a very large United States Marine Corp Base in Orange County. The Black Marines would come to their show and they would say “ that song was righteous man”. White did not use that slang, they would say “ Cool”, but the Blacks would say something is “righteous” is they really liked it. Much of that comes from the Southern Baptist Church that many Blacks grew up going to on Sundays. So they decided to name themselves The Righteous Brothers and went on to have several big hit songs. Bill Medley sang the lower parts, Bobby Hatfield was more of a tenor. Hatfield is now dead but Medley is still alive. He must be close to 80 I would guess.

Luv watching you guys react!!! ❤️ 💚 💙 💜 As the story goes, they got their name from some black marines who saw them perform as the “Paramours” in 1963 & they shouted, “that was righteous brothers!” Their manager booked them into a black nightclub in Watts, California before they got big, & the patrons of the club started throwing things at them on stage when they saw they were white, & The Righteous Brothers didn't know what to do, so they just started singing, & all the patrons sat down with their mouths open, & wouldn't let them leave after that, & the term, Blue Eyed Soul, was born ❤️ 💚 💙 💜

This song gives me chills every time I hear it.

I have watched several of your reactions on GREAT songs with GREAT singers but, what I would also like to hear you comment on is the deep meaning of these words to these songs! The voices of the Righteous Brothers were like sweet honey on a warm day but, the words just melted a woman's heart! Men too!

I’ve heard this song hundreds of times and love it each time, but got chills watching it because of your genuine joyful, appreciative reaction. Reaction videos are alllowing me to hear music I’ve listened to my whole life with new ears and feel so dam good inside cause music for me is life. Sharing it with people is how I’ve often related to others and opened new conversations and conveyed emotions. Your reactions, for me, are real and never disingenuous and really bring some badly needed joy to my day. I said this in another comment but man I totally dig your Scottish accents.. Maybe check out some Stevie Wonder, Superstition, Living For The City, Rage Against the Machine, Born of a Broken Man or any Rage song, Lamb of God Blood of the Scribe or anything off of Ashes of the Wake to start.

YOU NEED TO HEAR THEM SING IT LIVE !!! YOU CAN FEEL THE POWER !!!

I was NOT expecting those fine Scottish/Northern English accents to come out of y’all. Ironic on a Righteous Brothers reaction.

I must be watching you guys too much, I am understanding about every other word now, sometimes a whole sentence at a time. LOL Loved your reaction to this, guys. I grew up on this, born in 1962, so my Mom & Dad listened to this all the time for years.

If that doesn’t give you goosebumps, and make the hair on your head stand up, then you’re not alive!

Guys, funny as hell,as the saying goes, the US and Great Britain are two countries separated buy by a common language. I understood about 1/3 of what you said. Born in 1955, I grew up with this but seeing many of these reaction videos, didn't appreciate it until now. Thanks. Got a sub.

Performers are best listened to unseen. If we were all blind, skin color would have no influence. The gift of sight is also a curse. Judging by skin color just ruins everything. Listen with your soul.

Hey guys it's always nice seeing you at the end of a long day....you guys make me happy..

This was the most played song of the 20th century

They were huge back in the day

You guys are legends. So glad you appreciate these songs, and great reactions. All the best lads 👍

Great reaction

I like your comments. You two young lads sound like my dad, and he is 81. I say that because he says that back in the day, performers ‘respected’ their audience by dressing in tuxedos.

Loved your reaction Guys. You HAVE to listen to these Boys sing "Unchained Melody" live...:)

You guys have the strongest Scouse accents I've ever heard! Just about decipherable to me, a Southerner, but I doubt that Americans would understand a word! Anyway, glad you appreciate class music from the era I grew up in, the 60's.

OMG!!! Your accents give me shivers! Love from Ontario, Canada 🥰🤟

Warms this old heart of mine to see you youngsters enjoying the classics...especially fellow scousers. Do yourself a favour and listen to 'unchained melody' by them and soul and inspiration. Just subscribed.

It is virtually impossible not to sing along, right?. Love your appreciation and respect, gentlemen.

As you probably already know they were not actual brothers. The blonde, Bobby Hatfield and the tall guy, Bill Medley were known as "Blue-eyed Soul". If you've ever watched the movie Dirty Dancing, the big song at the end is sung by Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes. When I watch it on KZfaq, I like to watch the movie version with Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey so I hear the amazing song and see the amazing dancing. It's awesome!

This was the most played song of the 20th Century. Also in the movie Top Gun. Another song " Unchained Melody" in the movie Ghost with Whoopie , Swayze and Demi Moore.

This was 63 years ago. They were very special. There was no auto tune back then.

Boys,yo,your grandmother gave it up to your Pawpaw during this. Thank these men 4 you life lol

DELIVERED WITH ONLY THEIR GOD GIVEN TALENT !!! THIS IS LIVE NOT MEMOREX !!!

I always couldn’t picture the righteous brothers face with their voice... but then I stumbled on this video and you guys beat that with a handy lead.