A hundred years from now this song will still be a classic

Bobby and Bill should be awarded an honorary Grammy. They deserve it for extraordinary achievement. And yes, all of us ladies were crazy for them. I still am!

I’m telling you this is a song to melt any woman’s heart.

When someone says white guys don’t have soul I’m like, “either you deaf or you never heard the Righteous Brothers”.

One of the greatest songs of all time.

True blue eyed soul, two amazing voices no matter what.

Blue eyed soul at it's best. Losing Bobby at such a young age SUCKED! EXTRAORDINARY TALENT. TIMELESS

No-one could sell a love song like these two could.

Bill Medley, Bobby Hatfield: our ears have been blessed that these two voices found each other.

soul has no color, nice reaction.

Bobby's speaking voice was as beautiful as his singing voice. And yes, we ladies fell in love. I still am.

Those were the days.....when singers could REALLY sing a LOVE SONG!!!!!

I knew you'd love this. If you sang this to your lady, she'd melt. One good thing about being old, I got to hear these guys from the start.

Yes a hundred years they still will be playing this beautiful song

This song breaks my heart. I miss my Daddy...😥💔 He always played this song for me and my family, Often! A tear creeps down my cheek as I think of him and those special days gone by!💝💖

Bill voice is so soulful it’s crazy 🙄 he’s so good my god and boby is brilliant wow somthing esle this

GREATEST DUO EVER. BILL & BOBBY ARE PERFECTION! BLUE EYED SOUL!

Talent just pure talent. No singers today can even come close. This is when you had to be able to sing. Not use auto tune and do a bunch of takes till you could get it right. These guys did it the right way.

They do it SO effortlessly!!

Back when great music come from the heart and soul.

From that little speech about laughing, crying, living and dying and after, I had goose bumps and Ive heard this a million times before. These guys are the best.

The golden voices of "blue-eyed soul" ! 😎🎙 😆🎙

I'm 40 years old and in my teens my dad had hot rods from the 60's. He only played oldies in those cars. This brought back memories.

Bill had the power, Bobby had the grace, their harmonies had the beauty.

No auto tune, distortion, techno BS. Love music until the late 90’s

I never want their songs to end.

You can't be whole, without that blue-eyed soul

YES MOST OF THE LADIES LOVE THE RIGHTGEOUS BROTHERS !!

Their voices is where the phase smooth as butter comes from

😎 Jamel I’m a 70 year old white guy and I really love your reaction to my era’s music!!👍 You are 😂 GREAT!!! I hope god blesses you and your family 👍

There will never be another duo like them, love them

Thanks for loving' the song (66 yr old white dude here who grew up with this!) Welcome to blue eyed soul!

Those guys could really sing. Thanks for reacting to them again.

All the greatest music came from the 60's and 70's! Proof, still popular today!!!!!

I love how you can't sit still when listening to this! This is the music I grew up on. LOVE IT!!

Jamel, You're a good man. And btw, the 60s was loaded with this kind of Soul - white & black.

I've heard them in concert... I can remember every word to all these songs. I just love watching younger people discover the music my generation grew up with.

When I was in my 20's, (back when dinosaurs ruled the earth) the Righteous Brothers used to play a gig every summer at an old converted sand-pit that was called Sandy Lake. It had a big raft in the middle where you could lay back and listen to the sounds drifting over the water. 🤗 They were an extension of the R&B and soul music of the times. Great groups like "Little Anthony and the Imperials", "Martha and the Vandellas" and the "O"Jays" were all popular with the "hippies" of the 60's and early 70's and we were open to discovering all types of music. (The Beatles played many R&B songs in their early years like "You Really Got a Hold on Me" and "Mr. Postman" which helped open our musical eyes to the sound of soul and they were the light that led many of us into our own musical adventures. One of the reasons they set the bar so high was their intense interest in self-discovering and utilizing music from all over the world.)

perfection, RIP Uncle Roger, you loved you some Righteous Brothers!

You're my reason for laughing for crying for living and for dying. They don't write them like that anymore. Keep up the great work. You're funny and entertaining

When I was young this song was the most played song in history amazing brothers

Such a haunting opening to a song...the backup singers, music, and Bill's voice. Flawless.

I love when people trip over the Righteous Btothers.

I love seeing younger people giving these old songs a chance! There is sooo much good music out there and more people need to hear it Thank you for sharing it with them. This song gets right deep in your soul. You can feel it. Love it!

Makes you wanna go back to the 60's for a week❣

Not many people reacting to great tunes like this...great job Jamel

My friend I absolutely love your reactions to music, we see your love of music and we see your love of people no matter their color, you sir are a beautiful person. Thank you for sharing your love of music. And your average person. You are a joy to watch. Thank you

I'm 72 and also had a sister 6 years older than me and a mother that was a big band singer during the War. Music was always present in the house and these guy's were at the top of our popularity list and when it comes to Any male/ male Deo the Righteous Brothers are IMO, the GOAT hands down!

I am, almost daily, so glad I grew up in the 60's and had my young adult years in the 70's, the music was just fabulous, something for everyone too, from children to grannies.

“The Righteous Brothers” are considered by most to be the Greatest Male Vocal Duet Of All Time. I agree. Between Bill Medley’s Lows and Bobby Hatfield’s Highs they can hit every note on an 88 key piano. No other male singers can do that. Legendary. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin” was the most played song on radio in the 20th Century. "Unchained Melody" - Bobby Hatfield Live 1965. Considered by most as The Greatest Live Male Vocal Performance In History... I agree. Bobby's use of "Runs" is brilliant. He is the master of the technique and started the trend. 7 notes just to say the word "I".... Their name came when they did a show in a smaller venue and a black man told them…. You two Brothers are Righteous. They created the sound and set the table that all Soul Music fed from for decades to come. In 1983, in Newport Beach O.C. Calif. Bill and Bobby at the Jolly Roger Restaurant . I was 13 feet away for... "Unchained Melody"- "You've Lost That Lovin’ Feelin‘" - "Soul And Inspiration".... They were perfect, awesome, amazing, incredible......

I hope young people of all colors listen to this for the first time, they will be in awe

One of the best singing duets of that time and even now. Can't think of a modern duo that leaves such a soulful impression as these guys. /

Trivia tidbit: a black man in the audience after hearing them yelled, "You brothers are righteous!"

I'm old school and I'm telling you that you make my day better with your reactions and pure enjoyment!!!

These two guys were the classiest, most loved duo ever. Their voices blended like angels. Yessssssss.❤

I think the Righteous Brothers may have had something to do with the Baby Boom. ;o)

One of the best things about the internet is getting to share stuff with other people.🥰

Having been around for a while I remember this song being on the radio all the time. Interesting to see it picking up a new audience 50 years later.

Many people don't realize that Bill Medley (the guy with the deep) voice sings along with Jennifer Warnes on the song "(I've Had) The Time of My Life".......a classic song that you will often hear played at weddings. But if you haven't heard the song in a while, check it out. His voice is unmistakable.

Loved them, especially Bobby Hatfield from the beginning of their career.

This song would melt even the coldest heart! Thanks for posting

When Bill hits that... "Baaaaabyyyy" no one can do that bridge part no one. He was unbelievable

That deep voice gets to me every time. Evokes memories of my dad who always sang the base part.

My dad brought me to see them in 1964 when I was 7, and again in 1974 when they got back together.

I am a child of the 50s and 60s. This is the music I grew up with. ELVIS. BEATLES. Etc WHAT a Time to be a teenager. We were living History, but at the time we did not know it. It is hard for me to comprehend. That there are people out there who have never heard these Fabulous musicians. God Bless.

Thank you for giving props to the music of my youth! I graduated from HS in 1965 and the Righteous Brothers and many other groups of that time need to be re-introduced to today's youth! It was a time of real voices, talent and music from the heart!

Can you imagine how many babies were conceived in the back seat of a 1965 Chevy Impala!

I was born in the 60’s and this is my favorite era!

This song still gets me after fifty years!! A classic!!

Unbelievable talent. They sang beautifully.

I loved the Righteous Brother's as an early teen. I never cared for the words but I liked the song. Others during that time were Ronnie Dove, Gene Pitney, Billy Joe Royal and we can never forget the Drifters (one of my favorite groups) Same Cooke, Otis Redding and so many others during those years. Otis Redding is at the top of my list as an exceptional singer and had a God given talent that, in my opinion is unmatched even today.

This has the passion, heart, soul of what music should perioded.

Classic..beautiful..timeless There will never be an Era like this one again sadly

OMG...."Blast from the Past" and such velvet in those voices. THANK YOU!!

This brings me back to my youth, growing up in Detroit and Motown on the radio, it does not get better

In the world of music, this is as fine as it gets....Timeless Gold!!!

When I was a kid..my older sister had to take me with her to the concerts of all these greats of the 60's...started my love of music..but when they sang it was like u were in another world!!! i went on to see MANY of the great bands of the 70's and 80' s..but i always remembered them being the greatest!!!!

Another hit right out of the park...

I just love seeing the smile this puts on your face! One of the greatest songs ever!

I watch all the reactions to this, one because I love the amazing reactions by such lovely people,, and two because I absolutely love this song by such fantastic artists.

One of my mothers favorites for sure, She loves the righteous brothers 👀😍👌

Are generation had the best music . we had Elvis

I was born in the 70's and my parents loved the Righteous Brothers and always played their vinyls. These dudes were magic.

Omg! What amazing voice's they had! Wow! Wow!

Thank you God for letting me grow up with this music.

I saw The Righteous Brothers when I was a teenager, I am almost 63 and still enjoy the music and pictures I took.

We will leave here 1 day but this music will still live on thanks for keeping it alive ❤

I think my heart skipped a beat love their voices..

You have Motown in your soul.

I’m a hard rocker chick….But these guys have broken my hard rocker shell….So Beautiful💜💜💜

Jamal, I so enjoy watching your reactions to these classics. I am 67 yo and we grew up with these classics on the radio every time we turned it on. Can you imagine that. It was nothing to us to hear these, one after another. To us, after growing up with all these classics(we did not call them that but we knew what we were hearing sounded so great and we loved everything that you're loving about them now)can you understand us now when we say thank God we grew up in the music era that we did and when we bristle a little when we say the 80-'s(85-89), 90's and 00's music can't hold a candle to our era(with just a few exceptions). Keep on what your doing. You are my "Soul and Inspiration" now.

They are just so good. Those voices wow!

They give me chills. Love that music.

This will always be a classic. Beautiful voices.

When my parents asked me what I wanted for my 12th birthday, I said that I wanted to go see the Righteous Brothers. And I did! 1966. They were amazing! Brazil 66 opened for them. I've gone to many, many concerts since then, but they were the best ever and always will be for me.

when Bill Medley comes in with that "Baby!...I can't make it without you"......you can just feel it in the hurts.

First Concert I ever went to back in 1970-71... Righteous Bros...My Love for Music grew from there.

Love your reaction! It's better late than never to listen to the wonderful Righteous Brothers!

After Bobby break down and bill belts out that "Baaaabbbyyyy" I get goosebumps every time. I've listened to this over 500 times easy.

Bill Medley, with the deep, deep voice, was a friend of Elvis' for many years. He did a nice Elvis tribute song called Old Friend that's worth a listen.