Grandma here. I was a teen when this song came out. I used to listen to them on the radio. And yes black and white kids listened to them. Actually in the 60’s we all listened to all the music. It wasn’t white music or black music. It was just our music

@OJnni

5 ай бұрын

Say that to the colored ppl ur kind made hell for

@pamstuckey8349

5 ай бұрын

I can confirm!

@margarethelminska6346

5 ай бұрын

I'm 73 --- I can confirm too! Oh, does this music take me back. I'm 14 again and dancing with my first boyfriend.

@simon2077

4 ай бұрын

72 totally agree

@Angelbutlost

4 ай бұрын

I’m only 50 but even in the 79s everyone loved these guys

This is live tv. No stopping, no editing, no auto tune. Just talent.

@FloridaManMatty

8 ай бұрын

Facts. BUT… These shows ALWAYS had the artist pantomime over the album cuts. People wanted to hear what they heard on the record and no producer who made it to that level would risk mistakes. The BBC learned the hard way what happens when you let an artist perform LIVE on Live TV. Jimi Hendrix taught those fools you don’t put restrictions on an artist with actual talent. The Lulu Show. 1968. Jimi fixed some attitudes that night.

@alansorensen5903

7 ай бұрын

The brothers rearranged their songs frequently for performances. Check out the Bob Hope version.

@connieguzman8721

6 ай бұрын

Amen to that.

@NoctemAeternusMusic

6 ай бұрын

It’s not “live”. The show may have been live but the audio was not. This is a studio recording.

@judythompson8227

5 ай бұрын

and no lip-syncing music from behind the curtain, which devastated me endlessly...

There’s no racism in discovering blue eyed soul. You’ve learned a great lesson. I find your reaction delightful and honest.

@theresagallagher9161

10 ай бұрын

Music has no color period. Wish humans didnt.

@KatieAlmand-bl8us

5 ай бұрын

Try Righteous Brothers " Unchained Melody "

@CarolinaGirl6919

5 ай бұрын

Definitely blue-eyed soul. I also heard of hall and Oates referred to as "blue-eyed soul," as well. They have many many top 10 Hits under their belt if you wanna check those out. I've heard that this particular song is the most requested song in all of the 20th century on radio apparently. something like that. I'm sure the top gun appearance of this song probably brought it even a renewed fame in the 80s.

@KAP1984

4 ай бұрын

Bingo❤

@melodyszadkowski5256

Ай бұрын

I love your reaction. These guys always acknowledged their debt to black musicians who came before them. They got their name from a black Marine in their audience. He yelled "You're righteous, brothers!" and history was born.

NO COMPUTERS... NO SYNTHESIZERS...NO LIP-SYNCING... PURE TALENT AND PURE LIVE VOICE!!!!

@janehyden1652

3 күн бұрын

everyone thinks they are black

Now you know why those of us who grew up in the 60's think we had the best music EVER!

They were known as Blued-eyed soul and I grew up with them thinking they were black singers until I saw them the first time on TV and was shocked. They got their name when singing in a club and after a performance some black marines were there, and they hollered out "that's righteous brothers" and they decided to keep the name.

@philtil8977

9 ай бұрын

Interesting, but that is a first crediting to MARINES!

@tomhalla426

8 ай бұрын

@@philtil8977 The version I saw was that the club was near Camp Pendleton in SoCal, and an appreciative Black Marine said, “ That was righteous, brothers”

Back in the day, we had no idea what the singers looked like. We heard a song on the radio and fell in love with the songs, obviously not what they looked like. We DO need to bring back good songs like this. 😊

@lynncarden

2 ай бұрын

You knew what they looked like because of American Bandstand Ed Sullivan,Steve Allen, ect ect and the album covers. I'm 76 currently and I ve been watching and listening to rock 'n' roll since I watched the Ed McKenzie Saturday Dance Party in Detroit on WXYZ Detroit when I was 5 yrs old with my older sisters...Bill Haley and Comets, Eddie Cochran, Jerry Lee Lewis, ect ect ect .

I'm 75, and back then we didn't know what our favorite singers looked like until we saw them live on television, and we didn't care; we just loved our music. The Righteous Brothers were a really big hit with everyone, and their song Unchained Melody is a classic still loved very much now, sixty years later.

No autotune no lip-synching no glitter cannons no ass shaking fun fact a 16 year old Cher was a back up singer

@ericram76

8 ай бұрын

Another " no auto tune" comment 🤦

@billyboycinci

6 ай бұрын

​@@ericram76 it's worth mentioning.

In my humble opinion, the greatest duo of all time.

@marxlover100

11 ай бұрын

Nah, the Everly Brothers....

@THESALMON8TR

11 ай бұрын

Toss up between these guys and Simon and Garfunkel?🤔🤷😱 Tough choice!😍👍😁

@Sunny-jz3dy

10 ай бұрын

Agreed! 😁

@Shasha-yg1mm

10 ай бұрын

@@marxlover100 Nope these guys had more range than the Everly Bros. Bobby's voice alone out did the Everly Bros.

@jimmybobsap8729

10 ай бұрын

they were most played of the century

I was around in 1964 when they sang this. This was the most played song on radio an tv in the 20th Century. Google it if you don’t believe me. Many hit songs together and as soloists. You need to hear Unchained Melody which Bobby Hatfield sang by himself. You want to hear quality. Also there #1 hit Soul and Inspiration. After 60 years these are still played today. Sadly Bobby Hatfield left us in 2003. Enjoy these classics young man.

@hilarytoffler5636

11 ай бұрын

Peace brother, I also was around. That's music, no auto tune!!

@Sunny-jz3dy

11 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@jeannemyatt3574

11 ай бұрын

Ebb Tide.....PLEASE!

@corawheeler9355

11 ай бұрын

"Blue-eyed soul"

@j20tower

11 ай бұрын

@@jeannemyatt3574 beautiful song

Now you need to hear them sing Unchained Melody. Only Bobby (the high voiced one) sings that one and he will really bow your mind wide open

68-year-old Grandma here and I loved them then and I still love them today... there will never be anyone like them again and you hit the nail on the head when you said meaningful music because today's music rarely means anything

Timberlake and thicke couldn’t hold a. Candle to them,they were THAT GOOD

@pamstuckey8349

5 ай бұрын

And I'm guessing that Timberlake and Thicke recognize this. I think it's sad because today's artists are I think guided into this massive production mentality

No falsetto with Bobby, just an insane vocal range. Check out Bobby singing Summertime, off the charts!

@lightatthecape2009

10 ай бұрын

Bobby is a counter tenor...meaning a better upper range he can hit them easily. The 2 together...dynamite.

@melissabrooke1146

10 ай бұрын

Yes indeed 😀❤️

@metalcubana3004

9 ай бұрын

His Summertime is pure 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

@DS-dq5zb

6 ай бұрын

Summertime is one of my favorites. Bobby has insane talent. Bill too.

Always interesting to see my Black brothers & sisters react to this fantastic duo, & their music style, known as "blue-eyed soul". Two of the finest male voices in modern music. Thank you.

@kroakie4

10 ай бұрын

Two of the finest voices in music EVER!

@cdfdesantis699

10 ай бұрын

@@kroakie4 Well, we only know for SURE about what's been recorded in the last 100 yrs., so there IS that, LOL! Thanks for your reply.

No worries, I'm 75 white and back in the day we all thought they were black until we saw them on a TV variety show! And also there were so many awesome black groups we loved too. This group was Major popular! This is the most played song in history.

I was a teenager when this came out. There were no music videos . We knew nothing about how the singers we listened to looked. unless we saw an album cover or saw them on TV. They definitely sang Soul. I can't describe the shock that ricocheted down the halls of my high school when we found out they were white. I mean, the music was Soul, man. For real. That's when we found out that Soul has no color.

I feel so sorry for anyone who was not blessed to remember the fabulous 1960’s and early 70’s music. The Golden Age of rock n roll raw talent. These artists went into the studio, recorded their songs, and that was it. The talent was incredible. Especially since there was zero manipulation or changes to the recordings. We Boomers had the best of the best, no question whatsoever.

I'm 76 and a teen when this came out. They were EPIC and any woman who had hormones just melted. They were on TV a lot

Ahh there it is! That moment of "I'm sorry WHAAAAAT?" My favorite part of watching these reactions to The Righteous Brothers.

You're not biased you're not prejudiced and he has a gorgeous voice and there's no denying it

As an old white woman, I can understand your confusion . It brings me joy to watch you enjoying it.

70 year old white woman; this was called blue eyed soul and we all loved it.

I was in high school when these guys came out in 1964. They were an awesome dual. No auto tunes just pure raw talent! You need to listen to their other hits. You will not be disappointed. ❤

@marxlover100

11 ай бұрын

I think they came out even earlier (1962 or 1963) on a label called Moonglow. You should hear the little string of hits they had at that time -- wild and uptempo. Listen to "Koko Joe", "My Babe", "B-Flat Blues", "Little Latin Lupe Lu", "Try to Find Another Man". I cannot understand why reactors don't pull up those early hits and REALLY enjoy the greatness of the Righteous Brothers.

@barbaramarkland7441

11 ай бұрын

ABSOLUTELY RIGHT ❤

@broncobra

10 ай бұрын

I was born in '63. No way you were in high school in '64? You are far to young looking for that?

@ninajrgensen19

10 ай бұрын

❤

@maryanngarrimone1153

10 ай бұрын

​@@broncobrathank you for the beautiful compliment. 😍

There is no color when it comes to pure talent God gave this pure talent

@willowb1527

4 ай бұрын

Truth. ❤ 👍✌️

I grew up with their music....and music way before this. Music has no color. You are not the first reactor to 'not expect this'. You need to check out their "Unchained Melody". They each had solos in their performances. "Unchained Melody" is Bobby Hatfield's. This is a live TV performance. No auto tunes. No second takes. Check out "You'll Never Walk Alone" and "Sour and Inspiration". Bobby Hatfield has a five octave range. The Righteous Brothers were referred to a "Blue-eyed Soul". You probably heard this song in the movie "Top Gun".

@zanhar7688

11 ай бұрын

Agree with you but Bobby had a 3 1/2 octave range on his recorded work (B2 to Eb6). Bill has made the comment "we never did figure out how high he could go". Check out 'range planet' for a breakdown of songs 😊

@sandralorenz1796

11 ай бұрын

@@zanhar7688 I'm just going by what his cousin said about Bobby's range.

@billyluster5744

11 ай бұрын

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@doloresschultz6804

4 ай бұрын

Bobby was a real entertainer, he could sing beautifully in any genre, he could move, he could make Bill laugh while they were singing. And he was gorgeous, of course we fell in love with Bobby; it was the least we could do.

I love me some Righteous Brothers. And I 100 percent agree….we need that kind of music back.

1964, walking thru my dorm, half the radios I heard were playing a song by these boys. We did have the very best music back in those days.

They called the Righteous Brothers "Blue-eyed soul". Bill and Bobby had incredible harmonies. Bobby was an incredible tenor.

This was the most requested song on the radio in the 20th century. A young Cher was one of the background singers

Love this reaction!! They are fantastic and there was NO auto tune back then! Just them. Would’ve been great to be around back then. I bet they WERE “dangerous”. ❤️

@jedworthy

11 ай бұрын

I'm 80 and it was my music and yes they did 'do it' for us grannies 😂, still do 😂

@ChefBarb58

10 ай бұрын

Me 2 ❤

Blue-eyed soul is what this is called, and these two were the absolute best at it.

The most played song of the 20th Century. That is quite an achievment considering all the great groups that dominated that century.

I was 14 teen when this came out and I got to watch it at a neighbor house which I wasn’t supposed to be over there and boy. It was great sitting on the floor watching the on TV saying this song now at 72 it brings back many memories. Righteous brothers was bad and they went on for years great to see the younger generation learning about great artists of the past

You are so right all genders of people liked the Rightous Brothers back then. All music back then was just Awesome. You have to hear them sing Soul and Inspiration. Also check out the BeeGees. Staying Alive and Too Much Heaven. I grew up with Awesome music ❤️❤️

@terryoconnell9773

11 ай бұрын

We sure did!!

1964. No synthesizers. No electronic mixing. No enhanced mics. You’re hearing THEIR VOICES. TALLENT ruled. Not gimmicks. Or stupid lyrics. Great reaction.

@lumpy2080

5 ай бұрын

All in one take...

I'm 61 years old and big guy you are right about them slayin grandma's, my Mom said she and all her friends, in fact all women, all races just fell in love with these two cats. They were true artists of their craft.

Blue Eyed Soul is how I have heard it explained as. I was 16 when this was recorded and the girls of the day went crazy over their sound. You have got to remember that this is live, no electronics, no auto tune, just plain talent. Many singers of that era made classics that many still sing word for word today. Unchained Melody was and is the most copied song in history and Bobby singing it solo just killed it. Go back into the 60's charts and see the talent we had back then and you will be surpised.

I’m 77 yrs old. Everyone thought they were black until their album came out with their pictures on it. All their songs were over the top!

Pure talent no one can touch their voices

I believe this was Soul before there WAS Soul!! It's so wonderful to see how suprised young people are with the music we grew up with! Thank you!!!

Devante, welcome to the world of "Blue Eyed Soul". They are the reason that phrase was coined. And don't worry about thinking they were black when they started singing and you couldn't see their faces. They sing with such soul that many people think that. I too have been misguided by my ears before. Dobie Gray was a black singer that I didn't know was black until I saw a video. If you get a chance check out his song "Drift Away". It was a classic when I was growing up and I never knew he was black. I appreciate his music even more now. But I loved your honest reaction to this music video. 👍👍

Blue-eyed Soul! I VERY much enjoyed your reaction. Already knew what was coming so I was looking for it. Like everyone else has said, live performance, no auto tune, just pure talent! ❤

Almost 60 year old mics and the sound that good. No computer to correct the sound of their voices. Pure.

These guys are legends !! This song was played on the radio more than any other song in the 20th century !!! Read that again ! Check out unchained melody, soul and inspiration, rock ‘n’ roll Heaven, and many more

I am 66 and so glad to see young people enjoy this music

That is NOT falsetto, that's FULL VOICE... Bobby Hatfield's range is BEYOND belief!! My first time on your channel so if you haven't already: Summertime Unchained Melody

@rubydazzler

Ай бұрын

Soul and Inspiration to get the added Bill, of course.

We didn't have u-tube back then, had no idea what they looked like, just loved their sound. Ease never crossed my mind, just knew they had soul.

Cracks me up to see first timers hearing people like the RB, Janis Joplin, etc who could really sing soul. And white, no less!! Gotta love it! 😂❤❤

He is one of us. A Man, no color involved

I've seen women reacting to this song, and I can safely say these two men have been making seats damp for 60 years.

I was 10 when this was released. Their music was very popular in fact the music of this era is in my opinion the best. Just pure unadulterated music,

no modern enhancement equipment, just his voice and his mike !

You're absolutely right. Back in the sixties, we listened to everything and the pop music stations played everything, R&B, rock, etc., all on the same stations. It was a great time to be alive!!

“Abraham Lincoln” is Bill Medley. He e is joined by Bobby Hatfield who at the ending takes the song where no other singer could. I’ll bet he puts a smile on your face!

@doloresschultz6804

4 ай бұрын

NO Falsetto. For falsetto listen to the BeeGees.

Back in the day, we listened to music, good music, great music, funny music. Big Band tunes and the very best singers that ever walked the planet. I was born in '55, when the King of Rock 'n Roll was singing about houndogs and shaking his stuff in the jailhouse. I became "aware" when I heard Roy Orbison on a 9-volt transister radio and the world exploded like nuclear skyrocket when The Beatles headlined on Ed Sullivan and the rest is history. None of us cared what color the singer's skin was, it was their sound and their character onstage. Chuck Barry and Louis Armstrong, Nat "King" Cole and Aretha Franklin, but then Ol' Blue Eyes was a tough act to follow, so was The Fifth Dimension and The Temptations; later on we were diggin' us some Carlos Santana. And everyone who was hip was also way cool. We did that little thing called Woodstock;) days of music, brotherhood and love ... and Jimmy Hendrix's Star Spangled Banner. I'm pushing 70 now, but I'm glad that I was born into possibly the greatest time to ever live through. Sorry for the ramble, sometimes I just get going ...

Definitely check out Bobby Hatfield’s “Unchained Melody” and the Righteous Brothers’ “Soul and Inspiration” and “You’ll Never Walk Alone” on the Ed Sullivan Show, “Just Once In My Life”. Their debut song was “Little Latin Lupe Lu”. If you want to hear soul, listen to Bill Medley’s “I Just Want To Make Love to You” and Bobbie’s “Summertime”. Bobby had a 4 or 5 octave voice. They could sing anything!

@darrinlindsey

11 ай бұрын

Unchained Melody was released under The Rightious Brothers name, not Bobby Hatfield.

@pharamathews5152

11 ай бұрын

Agree to all of @hkbit3 suggestions of the next songs to listen to by the incredible Righteous Brothers. Loved your reaction & I subscribed. You were on point with all of your feelings. Add the record of "Ebbtide" sung solo by Bobby Hatfield to your listening/reaction list. The emotions they put into each song is amazing & their music is timeless. Sadly Bobby has been gone for 20 years but the baritone Bill Medley at age 83 is still performing with a new partner. I saw them last year in CA & saw the original brothers perform in IN about 1966. All these years and I still love their music.

This was their first #1 hit but they were one of the top groups of the sixties, with 22 songs on the Billboard Hot 100 and at one point three albums in the top twenty simultaneously. Their inspiration was R&B which in those days was all 'coloured music', so plenty of people thought they were black when they first heard them. For their first three years they sang raucous rock and roll and were really popular in clubs and dances on the west coast, but in 1964 Phil Specter became their producer and gave them ballads like this one. Bill's bass baritone voice mixed with Bobby's high tenor with a stunning harmony that no group before or since has duplicated, but individually they had powerful voices as soloists. I hope you review more of their work... don't forget their first hit 'Little Latin Lupe Lu' written and produced by Bill. 😊kzread.info/dash/bejne/fJyArM1paKjJpMY.html

You'll never hear voices like this again because today everything is autotuned to get rid of all the wobbles and mistakes. These guys were naturally perfect and were singing live.

," you'll never walk alone" Bobby and Bill truly RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS

Back in the 64's I was 12. Yes, they slayed but you are killin' me! GREAT reaction!

I had just started high school when this song came out. All women love them.

Great music is timeless! You just saw this AND YOU LIKED IT! 64 YEARS LATER.....👏👏👏

When I first heard them I thought the same thing. This was called Blue-Eyed Soal Music. You should also check out their songs "Soal And Insperation" , or even " Unchained Melody", " Rock N Roll Heaven. The deep voice is Bill Melody and the other is Bobby Hatfield. Bonby does " Unchained Melody " as a solo act. ❤

Pure talent and hard work. Now you know how to serenade a young lady.

Love hearing the Righteous Brothers anytime. There isn’t anything today that compares with these two men. They had God given voices that moved generations.

Welcome to the wonderful world of blue-eyed soul! It has no melatonin to it!

I love to see people react to the Righteous Brothers and this song is my favourite buy them because they are in silhouette for a reason and you have to figure it was live there's no taking away what a classic performance this is 50 plus years later❤❤

I was born Oct. 1959. I have always loved all this generations' music. 50's and 60's had it going on. I like a lot of today's music of all genres, but these golden oldies will always be my favorite.

Watched your reaction to this dynamic duo several times and it's priceless. They really were "top notch" and you have so much more to discover. They had great soulful love songs but they were also known for letting it rip as you will see in some of their other duo and solo performances. Yes! They were both slayers and some of us old birds are falling in love with them all over again. Thanks for keeping their legacy alive for other generations to hear.

He is one of us, we are all human. But they were called blue eyed soul for a reason sir.

This song is a classic, it’s about all mankind, amazing song, we all feel same today.

Dude got you black white white black still red blood😊

EVERYONE was listening to this back in the day. I was watching this broadcast real-time and it blew everyone's mind. The song shot up to number one and stayed there. This performance still floors me every time I see it.

If those backup singers are the "Blossoms"- Then he was singing to one of THEM! He and Darlene Love were together sometime around that time!

Love to see reacting as you do, really appreciating like you did ! The hottest, romantic and soulful group of the 60's. They were called Blue eyed souls ! we only listened through the radio or vynil and everybody thought they were black, the bests of R&B, until they tv became affordable... and we realize they were white …!! Their name was chosen after a tour through the south when they performed in a saloon near a black marine base and some went see them. They were so impressed that shouted what they used to : that's righteous, brothers! They never fail you, allways give chills ! They sing solo, 🔥 Bill's I wanna make love to you or absolutely surreal Bobby's Summertime !!! And together their harmonies are spotless, moving and brilliant. But don't forget the most famous love song ... Bobby's Unchained Melody 🎶 the blonde one , he is a countertenor, don’t need falsetto , it’s natural and will blow you again ❤

@teresadavilasoares6136

11 ай бұрын

And sorry that you are the only country that stil use those concepts. Wikipedia The Caucasian race (also Caucasoid, Europid, or Europoid) is an obsolete racial classification of humans based on a now-disproven theory of biological race.

Great music with no auto tune! That is all true talent!

He is one of you. He’s human. 😍

Yes indeed…they were top notch!! Love them!

He IS one of us. A human male. And a great singer. And YES the Righteous Brothers are two. Produced by the late Phil Spector who also produced The Ronettes, “Be My Baby” and overproduced a Beatles album.

That reaction at a minute 20 kills me every time. SOOOO many people if they've never seen these guys have that same one. The first singer here is Bill Medley. Check "Unchained Melody" to see Bobby Hatfield in action. There is a video that includes an interview with both of them before Bobby sings that is worth watching. It's fun and also tells how they got their name.

I really enjoyed watching your reaction to this, it's refreshing to see the younger generation listening & reacting to this type of music. I was born in 1977 & my parents listened to as they are called "the golden oldies". Growing up my parents would always tell me that I was born in the wrong era, I absolutely love the oldies. I look forward to watching more of your reactions.

They were just so fantastic pure talent!!

Yes, they were slaying Gramma!

That's a solid 10, my man. This hit the airwaves and was the most requested song in the 20th Century. Starting in 1964, the same year The Beatles hit The Ed Sullivan, completely overshadowing the previous act, the Broadway cast of Oliver starring a young *Davy Jones. Welcome to 1964. It was glorious. 😊 *Davy Jones became the lead singer of the wildly popular group, The Monkees.

Good review. I was 15 when this song came out. We listened to all kinds of pop/rock/soul music and it didn't matter whether the singers were black or white, American or British or Ausie, from the east coast, west cost or in the middle. My favorite groups were the Temptations, Four Seasons, Beach Boys, Gladys Night and the Pips, Righteous Brothers, Supremes, Beatles, Four Tops, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Jan & Dean, and I could go on forever about the great groups and singers. And after the 60s, there were the great 70s and the incredible 80s. I was a lucky guy to be young when I was.

I was 10 when this song came out 😊. I loved Bill Medley's voice. I still do, just makes me smile. I'm a 69 year old grandmother.

They were called blue eyed soul. Women of every colour were in love with these two. The most requested and played song of the 20th Century. Listen to Bobby singing Unchained Melody. The version that starts with the Andy Williams show. Then You’ll Never walk alone. For a surprise ending. This was 28 years before you.

Soul with a Capital "S:" Produced by Phil Spector and his wall of sound. This is why they are all in the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame, ( Bill, Bobby & Phil)

I like your humbleness and appreciation for the singers. Good job Sir

Your facial expressions when you found out they were white are simply priceless! 😂

I've long loved these guys since my mom played their music as I was growing up. If you want to hear some talent from now check out the acappella groups of Home Free and Voice Play. The music from these two groups are like what my generation grew up with and they have some very good beatboxers for background tempo no mechanical instruments just voice.

@larrymcneilis856

11 ай бұрын

If you are going to recommend Acapella groups, how can you POSSIBLY leave out Pentatonix and their fantastic musical talent?

@garryandjanepannell8594

11 ай бұрын

I like Pentatonix but for some reason I like the other two better. They have a more refined style that doesn't hit my ear the same way. I'm glad that we all have our favorites and can support them.@@larrymcneilis856

It was the golden age of music.

I watched this performance on TV and asked my mother for $1.00 so that I could buy the 45. Back then we called The Righteous Brothers blue-eyed soul.

The shock and surprise never gets old. There is a reason they were called blue-eyed soul

They were the best examples of 'Blue Eyed Soul.' Bee Gees, Hall and Oats, The Animals...they were ALL blue eyed soul. Believe it or not, Music wasn't as racial back then. The Beatles idolized Little Richard and Chuck Berry in their teens. Ed Sullivan had The Supremes, The Platters, Ike and Tina Turner, Marvin Gaye on along with the Rolling Stones and Elvis. Talent is talent.

They were known as the first "blue-eyed soul" singers. Their name came from a black Marine who called out their singing was righteous after hearing them. Bill is the tall one with the deep voice. Bobby has the high voice. Watch Bobby's solo on the Andy Williams show. A phenomenal live performance. kzread.info/dash/bejne/aXtpyMmNmbPMhqw.html. Enjoy!

It’s amazing to go back in music history and realize all people helped make music amazing. It is the one thing that trying binds all of our cultures

In the sixties we love all music and all ppl.