Righteous Brothers - Unchained Melody | FIRST TIME REACTION | (Live, 1965)

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Elvis Presley played and sang this same song on his aloha from Hawaii live performance

You're absolutely right that back 60 years ago 50 years ago even 40 years ago before we had auto-tune and other technology, artists were authentic and real. I miss those days. I'm 69 years old and this kind of stuff just touches my heart.

You're right. It was much better back then. You have to have real talent and not just a lot of loud noise like today.

I am 72 this came out during the Vietnam war

Menina linda,é impossível desviar o olhar dela,tento mas nao consigo

Today’s performers are a dime a dozen. They have no talent. There are a small handful who have true vocal abilities and stage presence all of whom are rock and pop.

A beautiful song talkingof a love asking her to wait for him. This was at the time of the. Vietnam war. He is a soldier on the other side of the ocean Thus the river as it flows out to sea . Even ththough he is away the waters of the world will carry there love together even though it has separated them.

A anti Vietnam war song.

Artists back then, honed their craft for many years before they became an "overnight" sensation. No technology to make up for their lack of talent.

The cream rose to the top. It was harder to prove true talent. Realize too, we had no videos no MTV of musicians. If they made an appearance on TV, we'd be glued to it. So off the radio or record wed fall in love. And yes these voices would find places in our "hearts" that made us scream.😊

MUSIC DIED AFTER THE 70'ties !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THANKS BISSCUTE FOR THE NOSTALGIA COMING FROM MY YOUNG DAYS !!!!!! BOER BEN

Agree. Nowadays everyone thinks they are singers when they can't sing worth 2 cents 😂 sound like toads on live performances. Back then, they only promoted talent and nothing else which has discontinued in modern times.

No one cares about all these first reaction videos. Its a song get over it.

Frank Sinatra must hit your playlist hopefully at some point. Or the Classic 1950's 60's style. Pure talent on display then.

To make a young lady smile like you are should be every man's goal 😊

having been a teenager when this came out it sure brings back fond memories

Look for Linda Ronstadt from the ‘70s as another example of an artist that could stand on stage with minimum accompaniment and mesmerize an audience with just overwhelming talent. Any song from 1977 Atlanta concert will work….Blue Bayou, Desperado, Youre No Good and many others

you are so right today it's all artifical,,Roy Orbison,Drifters,Patsyw Cline,hundreds that have gone had real talent,today it;s mostly synthesised and screaming same lyrics over and over

I think there was both good and bad back in those days. Mainly its only the good ones that survived, so anything you hear from back then was the better songs. In 50 years, most of the bad songs from now won't make it, and they will only hear the better ones.

I have always enjoyed this most beautiful song, sung in such a romantic theme, but to watch the appreciation of this song by this most enchanting young lady, I wish I could be that person creating such a feeling in her, as that which she feels as she hears this wonderous song. Bobby Hatfield really nailed it, with that beautiful love song.

I highly recommend the live recording of The Animals "House of the rising sun". If you loved the Righteous Brotherss, you will likely also like this love

Try the Eagles

One of the greatest live performances of all time!

The songs back then told a story. The artist singing these songs took ownership of these songs and made them their own. They had real talent.

Yeah, us old boomers. Not only did we change the world with the development of computers we brought music to a whole other level.

Maybe you could introduce U.S. viewers to some of your local vocalists

Every woman that review thease guys , 5 sec into the song their eyes change . Almost love struck .

On of the main differences, in those days, is that the men and women singers were singing to and about their loves. Even when singing about lost loves, there was a heart ache about the loss and a wish for their return. Now-a-days the songs are crying in your beer songs, feeling sorry for yourself songs and how they were done wrong songs. Clever songs, but no heart.

We had it all back then There has never been music before or since like the 60s and 70s.

Listen to the whole song before share your opinion. Girl you are to young too have an opinion. Bobby Hatfield is mom's cousin. Today's so called musicians aren't very talented.

The fake people that are apparently singers which they are not they could not hit a note to save their life they don't know how to sing they don't know how to present themselves and they couldn't hit a note

You my dear, are an idiot, back then there was something alright...IT IS CALLED TALENT...something that is sorely missing today

Where's the brother?

There were so many musicians and BBC ands. They were prolific. There were a lot more than there are today.

Unbelievable. So good.

I know there are a bazillion people that swear by this song. And, for sure, I was a teen when it first came out. But for me? Nah. Just too much schmalz.

TALENT pure! Blacks say Soul music, and it was not black, but later stolen as black product was not so! Music like this proves it.were many in 60-70 no noise making pure talent!

You should stop talking and just listen. There are no singers today that can match The Righteous Brothers.

Today, we have quantity over quality. Let's face it, mediocre singers can use autotune to sound much better than they really are. That makes it difficult for true talent to excel, since mediocre talent can so easily be elevated. Let's face it, someone like Karen Carpenter would never get a contract today. She wasn't flashy or sexy enough. All she had was extraordinary talent and an exceptional voice. In today's world, she would be ignored.

This song was a late, 60's or early 70's song by Tommy James and the Shondells, Crimson and Clover. This was our song after were were married and this was 53 yrs. ago this past July. The opening of the song is very unique, and I purchased it for her for Christmas and while she was in the other room I played it on our CD player. She heard the first note and came out of the other room crying!! It still affects us that way.

I see now why Gen Z's are feeling like they do. The music they have today is shallow and there's no emotional connection to the songs. How can the performers of today even compare to the people that I grew up listening to. Perhaps the Gen Z's are right, they have been cheated out of quality of life.

I would love to hear your reaction to Bobby Gentry’s Ode to Billy Joe.

He sings this many different ways, all of them great.

Try Tammy Wynette, ‘Stand By Your Man”. The biggest finish Ive ever heard!

A "CLASSIC"AMERICAN SONG-there was an incredible amount of good music in all formats during this era!!

Bobby had a trained voice. He sang this live on the Perry Como show in 1965 and I watched it. Very sad that he died young. He was one of the Righteous Brothers, very popular duo.

Girl you give the correct comment indeed. The artists of the golden 60s never come back.! Pure talent. Greetings from Belgium