yes absolute great vocals and men were way more willing to bear their souls to women yet retain their masculinity! love your reaction! RIP Bobby, your voice lives on with so many generations!

"Ebb Tide"... Bobby Hatfield"s vocals are off the charts!

This happens quite a bit. Young people falling in love with older music,you're not alone. When people hear old music it makes the curious to hear more. I believe you would love doo wop and probably early rock too.

I grew up in the 60’s. I’m 72 now and I wouldn’t trade those days for anything.

The Righteous Brothers back in those days are the type of men that will open the door for a woman

Yes they were gentleman and they dressed like gentleman! This was men would sing to women to swoon them, they had beautiful voices and you felt like they were singing to you!

You did a lovely reaction, made me laigh😁❤️🌹🇬🇧👍👏👏👏👏laugh 🤪

1) Adorable reaction! 2) Bill Medley is the taller dark haired one with the deep baritone voice. Bobby Hatfield is the blond with the amazing tenor. 3) If you want passionate and romantic, check out “Ebb Tide,” which is a Bobby solo. If you want passionate and sexy 🔥, listen to “I Just Wanna Make Love To You,” with Bill taking the lead. Sadly, both of those are audio only. 4) For some live performance fun, watch the video of “What’d I Say “ from the Andy Williams Show, and then check out Bobby belting out “Summertime” in a live performance from a different show. 5) You’re right; these guys sang to women and let them know they LOVED them. Remember that you are worth being treated like these fellows sing. Don’t settle for less. Good job on the reaction.

Such a cute reaction! And I agree 100. lol

I love your reaction. You're so right

🤣🤣🤣🤣I’m digging your reactions to these songs. These are the songs I grew up listening to and to answer your question to where these men are. Look in the country. Chalk full.

These lyrics are so romantic!❤❤❤

I love your honesty and your humility! It is very refreshing and special! So glad that you love the Righteous Brothers as much as I always have! I am 77 years old so I had the privilege of hearing their music when I was a teenager and I love it now even more than in the 60s❤🎉🎉❤

They were introduced here by Nancy Sinatra, Frank's daughter.

Chivalry.... Ladies and gentlemen. Miss that.

Old Guy here. When these guys came to town for a concert ... 9 months later there was a baby boom. We did have mix tapes back in the 60's ... but they were on 7 inch reel to reel ... and these guys were at the top of the list for our seduction tapes ...

The Righteous Brothers are Smooth

that was what made them so special.....every women knew they were gentlemen and loved and respected women

Beautiful reaction

You are so cute! I loved your reaction.

I agree with you. Very sensual. Not only could they belt it, they felt it and were able to make you feel it too.

yes, many (not all) men back then were gentle-men toward women. they were, openly, very loving (not sexual,... Loving) and felt very secure in their masculinity about expressing their love of the romance they felt being with their woman. women were more or less put on a pedestal. Women Respected These HIGH-VALUE Men!! and STILL DO!!

I was a teenager when they came out with their beautiful music. I had to go out and buy their 45 LP's. I have all of their Vinyl Record Albums and I hope my grandchildren will want my collection. ❤❤❤

These are two of the gods of the Music Olympus. Solid and none today better.Lyrics with meaning and voices like angels.

The shorter blonde guy is Bobby Hatfield the tall dark haired bass is Bill Medley. FYI

Yes yes an yes gurl they did everything you said an then some great reaction Valencia

For sure, if you are alive, these guys make you fall in love....with them!

Excellent reaction! Now you need to review their 1965 LIVE Performance of Unchained Melody. Make sure it's the LIVE Performance where Bobby Hatfield is wearing a pink suit.

Also listen to the Platters. Only you, The Great Pretender, Smoke gets in your eyes and more.

It's called caring and knew how to treat and respect women.

I am struck by the kindness and open-mindedness of younger men. We did some good parenting. Those of us from the 60s and 70s started the modern feminist movement. We taught our sons. I remember once my son was carpooled by another mother. She told me my 8 year old son made the comment that women can do anything they choose. She was impressed. At 43 he still supports his wife and other women. We have to be carefully taught.

I love your reactions and your openness to different types of music!!

Yassss, men aren't made like this anymore. I'm looking for a Bobby and Bill too!!!!

It's called integrity.I grew up with these values.Honour,loyalty,trust,respect.And compassion and empathy for people less fortunate. You have to listen to the artists of Motown too.

Music more than anything brings people together bridges the divide

Back then women were treated with respect And made every girl feel special

We respected woman and the meaning of the word love. I'm 65 years young and we held doors open for people, a woman was worth more the gold to us but today there is no respect for woman but you better believe if I saw one of my son's disrespecting a woman they better be ready to get there ass kicked by me.

They aren't actually brothers. They got their name when after a performance someone remarked, That was righteous, brothers!

Love the way Bill Medley used his baritone voice in this video. Lots of emotion in his performance. You are looking at the definition of blue-eyed soul. Edit there was no autotune in those days. You actually had to show you could sing without the voice enhancements of today.

The listeners of that time often knew their children would be interested in what they listened and experience,its not any different today,but here you are going back into time yet in your own way you are creating history by introducing new generations to these wonderful performers and the songs...its difficult for us older folk because todays music doesn't hold the same talent that our generation did,it was more simplified didn't have all the fancy gadgets used today to enhance a voice,which to me is just wrong...suggestion Joan Baez singing Diamonds and Rust there are many live versions on youtube,think you like it.

I TOTALLY AGREE WITH DAVE MEYER AND OTHER SUBSCRIBERS. YOU MUST HEAR BOBBY HATFIELD'S VERSION OF "UNCHAINED MELODY" - THE 1965 LIVE VERSION. BOBBY IS THE SHORTER ONE. HE IS THE COUNTER TENOR WHILE BILL MEDLEY IS THE TALLER ONE WITH THE BARITONE VOICE. A GREAT COMBINATION

Bill is deep voice Bobby is high voice...

Back then we called these types of songs panty dropper songs.

That's how they got their name. At a concert someone shouted "That's Righteous Brothers"

Bobbys the short one you made a mistake bills the low voice great reaction.

Yout reaction was so right on. Bill Melody is the tall dark hair one with the deep baritone voice Bobby is the shorter Blonde with the tenor voice. HOPE YOU HAVE LISTEN TO UNCHAINED MELODY BY BOBBY HATFIELD LIVE FROM THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW 1965.

Alpha male romantics with a touch of chivalry?

Old music is all about love and romance , now a days , there’s a few love song but not many , it’s all politics, sex and hate , sad really ! Wish there be more love songs in future , bring love to the world

Yes sis where are they!¡?

Good reaction from you. It's Bobby Hat field, not Hate field btw and he is the blond one. They both have great voices but they have a third voice when they sing together, which is what they say about the girls in ABBA when they sing together and, they also have exceptional individual voices. If you haven't already, you should give ABBA a listen.

Most songs were love songs. Very romantic and a bit sensual. They didn't call it panty dropper music for nothing.

Back then men were more masculine. That is the word you’re looking for.

They don't exist today.

The Righteous Brothers got a lot of righteous in them

I hear you gal , I fell in love with Bobby , still am … Bobby is the short one and bill is the tall one , they not real brothers but very close ,but Bobby passed away , and his wife follows .seven years later , don’t you feel like , every time they sing , you feel like they singing to you personally, and that’s when you feel the chills , every song they sing it’s the same feelings .you lost that loving feeling …that was the most played song on radio ever in the world,in 1966

Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield absolutely the best duo there ever was

That woman introducing the Righteous Brothers Soul Inspiration is Frank Sinatra's daughter Nancy Sinatra

For another side to them, react to I just wanna make love to you(the audio track is on KZfaq) it's more bluesy but it's still great 👍

Wouldn't it be wonderful if men today had that much romance in their souls?

tenner is Bobby-base is Bill

Back then, celebrities could still keep secrets, except for the occasional tell-all book. For example, Bobby, the blond one, only died because cocaine made him have a heart attack.

bill is the tall one.....thats bobby!!

Most everything today sucks.

if you like baby Hatfield. try Steve perry from journey his voice will enchant you too.

BILL MEDLEY IS THE TALL ONE..BOBBY HATFIELD IS THE SHORT ONE.

If you like them you must listen to their song EBB TIDE

Valencia try a reaction to Home Free and their cover of “End of the Road” from Boys II Men.

Hey, try If I Can Dream by Elvis, the one in the white suit

Pretty good huh

They were gentlemen back then. Try bee gees....you'll live them. Bobby is the shorter one...bill is tall one

Please listen to the studio recording... no comparison. - Brooklyn Mike

Tall one is Bill

Valencia please keep it playing so that you get the whole essence of his singing the song you turned it off at the best part of the song when it goes down lower that's the key it makes it so cool you're not listening to it all the way got to listen to it all the way that's how you get something out of them I love the Righteous Brothers

Bobby Hatfield is the short one and he passed away in 2003. Bill Medley is still alive. There’s nothing more romantic than the songs from the 50s 60s and 70s. The audio on this video it’s not good quality there is another one with the same song that is better than this

Please check out Aaron Neville, TELL IT LIKE IT IS, he has a voice that is one of a kind. Go to the original. Thank you, love your show.👍🏼

React to I just want to Make Love To You by the Brothers

No Bobby is the short blonde

check out Yebba song my mind it is incredible her vocals are crazy but be warned you might need tissues

Like men?

Men like that started disappearing when women wanted to be like men and wanted men to stop being like men.