Never get tired of listening to them. 54 years now.

This is the most played song on radio and TV in the twentieth century .

Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley with the Phil Spector production produced a classic that has lasted 60 years and shows no sign of ever stopping.

The music of the '60's and '70's will never grow old.

You genuinely enjoyed that "Blue-eyed Soul" song. Music from the 60's, 70's and 80's was so heartfelt. A song you might enjoy would be "How Deep is your Love" by the BeeGees. They have an extensive list of songs they wrote. Thank you for sharing your reaction with us.

@Lunzatis_Palemoon

5 ай бұрын

I would say there are even songs in the 90s like that, but the late 90s/2000s is when it all started to change for the worse.

Just like this song, says the music industry has lost its loving, feeling for music……,

If there were 100 thumbs up icons, I would have pressed all of them for your reaction to this timeless masterpiece from the 1960's. There is also a lot of great music from the 1970's. One of the greatest rock bands from the 1970's and of all time is Led Zeppelin. If you decide to include them on your channel start with Stairway to Heaven live at MSG 1973 or Kashmir (live at Knebworth 1979) (official video).

the Righteous Brothers were just 1 of many Duo's that had so much harmony and talent that their music will still be played a 100 years from now assuming we don't have a world war 3, 4 , 5 or any number, some other great groups are The Everly Brothers, Simon & Garfunkel, The Supremes featuring Diana Ross, Martha and The Vandal's just to name a few, the music of that time was inspiring soulful and fun, I hope you continue your musical journey and listen to more groups from the 50's through the 80's.

@Isleofskye

5 ай бұрын

The Bee Gees.

I am 70, this I remember and I think it fits in the genre of soul blues, more than rock. I love this pair and all their work.

"Little Latin Lupe Lu" is a great soul-rocker written by Bill Medley that was a hit for them early in their career...I was fortunate enough to see them perform it live when I saw them on tour with the Beatles in August 1964...

@thomastimlin1724

5 ай бұрын

Wow!! Lucky! know they left the tour because they got a recording contract, which was prbably the smartest thing to do even though they were touring with the Beatles, a gig that wouldnt last anyway.

@coinneachmaclellan3121

5 ай бұрын

@@thomastimlin1724 Not to mention that it was difficult to hear them in a stadium full of screaming fans who were there for the Beatles because it wasn't generally known who the supporting acts were which included Jackie DeShannon and the Bill Black Combo(Elvis' former original bass player)...

@Aurora-tp3dy

5 ай бұрын

​@@thomastimlin1724 They left the tour because singing while 50,000 girls were screaming for the Beatles wasn't fun. Plus, they got hired to be regulars on Shindig.

Listen to "You'll never Walk Alone" from The Ed Sullivan Show. Their different voices are really showcased in that song.

@Isleofskye

5 ай бұрын

Then listen to 60,000 Glasgow Celtic fans all singing iy with Green and white Scarves held aloft in support of their Football team in the 3-minute video "Celtic v Barcelona" and halfway through it is JUST the crowd singing it powerfully. Please tell me what you think of this KZread clip:)

You should also check out Bobby doing "Summertime." Another great song would be them doing, "I Just Wanna Make Love to You." And an absolute must is both Bill and Bobby with The Blossoms singing, "Night Time is the Right Time." Love your reaction. Keep them coming, please.

The greatest dual of the 60's. I was in high school when they came out in 1964. As a teenager, we were crazy about these guys. I have every vinyl record album they made in my collection. ❤❤❤❤

You have great musical taste. To me their the greatest duo ever, never disappoint. Soul and Inspiration Just once in my Life Little Latin Lupe Lu and The Night time is the Right Time are very very good also. Bobby(falsetto) does a great job doing Ebb Tide

@Aurora-tp3dy

5 ай бұрын

Countertenor, not falsetto.

they are pure talent

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

Literally 🤍

This is the studio hit version, not live. Thank you so much for not talking over the music. So many do talk during the song and I'll never understand it. Thumbs up!

Hope you're feeling much better by now... I love that you love the Righteous Brothers... keep 'em coming. You're at the tip of the iceberg on all the great artists from the '60s, '70s, etc...

I agree with you completely. We need to turn the clock back to more pure and sweet times (like when I grew up! 50 s 60 s)

brilliant sister , this group was huge their voices are amazing...

Thankyou, they were so talented and just raw talent! Really an inspiring time , I was in high school and in a quartette as Ist tenor( Now I 😊am a baratone)

Hope u are feeling better. The music like this will help . Makes us all feel better

They were such a great Duo . back then try listening to the Everly Brothers another great Duo from the great 50s 60s . Thanks

This is so very awesome. Righteous Brothers are Icons. Love this song so very much! Love your reaction! ♥

I was 20 yrs old stationed at Ft Hood, Tx, brings back a lot of memories for me.

Excellent reaction Princess. ❤❤❤❤💚💚💚💚🤍🤍🤍🤍.

That’s a good, original observation about the current state of the music industry. It takes some independent thought to question the norm, so good for you to be able to ask why things are the way they are.

Hiya princess,,wow,,you never fail to put a massive smile on my face. I watched your your previous reaction to the Righteous Brothers, where Bobby did his solo, Unchained Melody and also the reaction you did with your friends. I am in my sixties and am blown away by the genuine love and respect that you all show towards these timeless classics ❤,,thank you all so much, take care, Tony

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

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If someone had their new transistor radio on the corner and this came on our regular AM station, it'd be, "Turn it UP!"

...so now for some Elvis....you must hear his voice in " If I can dream " " Suspicious Minds"..." Lord you gave me a Mountain"....Dixieland"......we love how you react, these singers are so more advanced than singers today as they can use autotune, ect never back in these days....keep going you will see the difference between the music today and this real and beautiful music....

Always awesome watching your reactions on these old but great artists.

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

I appreciate that

Great artistry and an al to familiar story.

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Enjoyed the reaction. Hope you feel better soon.

These guys made a few long lasting hit records. Hatfield perhaps more so with Unchained Melody, but they were famous both as a group and individually. They sang as a duo and solo depending on the song. I guess they'd debate and negotiate over the solo songs. The story goes that Medley (the deep voiced guy) didn't think Unchained Medley would be a hit so he let Hatfield take it with no argument. He said in an interview that when Hatfield sings that song, he just finds a nice quiet corner to kick himself in.

@Aurora-tp3dy

5 ай бұрын

That was a joke. 😅

What a great musical journey you are on! :)

Gen Z Girl....It's actually 'You've Lost That Loving Feeling'. Great song. That's what is known as 'Blue-Eyed Soul'.

Lovely reaction, girl 😁 I'd love to see your reaction to "Unchained Melody" (Bobby singing solo) and "Soul and Inspiration." Gorgeous.

Bill's thundering baritone and Bobby's flowing tenor were magic together. Check out "Soul and Inspiration" by these guys.

Your reactions warm my heart. Thank you. I grew up in that era and fortunately I saw these two perform live.

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

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This is the music of your grandparents. Pretty good, isn't it? 😊

F Y I Whitey Houston's mother was the lead backup vocalist for these two stars for many years.

@Aurora-tp3dy

5 ай бұрын

No, she was in the group that backed up Elvis.

Absolute classic ❤️👊🏻

Check them out singing You'll Never Walk Alone!

You should do a react to their song You're My Soul & Inspiration!!!

Glad to see you’re enjoying the music of us old folks. The Righteous Brothers also have Soul and Inspiration. I remember you and your friend liked Tom Jones in a suit. Here are some other “suits”: Nat King Cole (Mona Lisa, Route 66, Unforgettable), Frank Sinatra (Luck Be A Lady, My Way, New York), Louis Armstrong (Hello, Dolly, Wonderful World), Johnny Rivers (Poor Side of Town, Mountain of Love, Secret Agent Man), Lou Rawls (Lady Love, Pure Imagination, You’ll Never Find). And if you still like baritones, there’s Tennessee Ernie Ford with his song Sixteen Tons. Enjoy; hopefully this list gives you some ideas.

I hope you feel better sweetie. Your about the same age as my grandson. 😊 take care and be safe ❤

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

Thank you, I will

You are a beautiful person ♥️

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

Thank you :)

@Isleofskye

5 ай бұрын

@@Itsprincesss Good Reaction though I am sorry to hear in your title that YOU have lost that "loving feeling" 😀

This was in the movie Top Gun

So many people fail to notice the Latin style underpinning of this melody…

Blue eye soul back in the day me OG white guy ..love vid

Beautiful reaction. Im an old fart white man. They are so good that when i first heard them i thought they were black. Wishing you peace love and joy and wellness

Fun fact : Cher was one of the back up singers

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

Oh wow !

What a classic . . Smooth as . . If you want to checkout somthing modern . . Check out 3 sisters from mexico playing rock . .❤. . Till then . Take care . . Bye from New Zealand . . 💐🙏🇳🇿

Blue eyed soul

My goodness could u be any more beautiful? Dear God ur exquisite ❤

@Itsprincesss

5 ай бұрын

Wow, thank you

You loved the harmony? Listen to the Everly Brothers. Their harmonies are so on.

Good Reaction though I am sorry to hear in your title that YOU have lost that "loving feeling" 😀

There’s still a such of entitlement. Yes, they recognized their lover isn’t quite so interested anymore. Apologies are nice.

Their music was nature identical to black soul music at a time when very few white musicians to try to sound this way. Elvis was inspired by black musicians and the righteous Brothers were as well and they didn’t care whether people thought they should stay in their lane and the music Crossed over and was very beloved

the music today is not like nor will it ever be like the music of those days especially because men today aren't like the men from back then when they respected women and felt real feelings and sang about those feelings and weren't afraid to show those feelings. the Righteous Brothers were true and honest and sensitive and caring gentleman and they showed it with everything they did

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Hi From Philadelphia Pa March 1st 2024 /// React to Poor Side Of Town - Johnny Rivers {Stereo} 1966

*_The Righteous Brothers :_* Turning panties into _"Slip 'N' Slides"_ for 60 years.

The Righteous Brothers making women weak at the knees since the 1960’s 😊

U in for a treat. Not human. If it don’t touch the heart u don’t have one lol.

No auto-tune here like the BS we have today.

You 'bout to have your hair blown all the way back 😎

Rolling Stone magazine rated these guys as the 16 th best duo...huh ?...with ?...15 better duos ?...I don't know what criteria they used but I certainly cannot think of that many being " better "..the range of these two Bill's lows to Bobby's highs ...no I just can't buy this