Righteous Brothers -- Unchained Melody (live, 1965) (picture And Sound Restored) Direct

: It saw a massive resurgence in 1990 after being featured in the blockbuster film Ghost , leading to the original 1965 version and a new re-recording both charting simultaneously.

Hatfield's performance is praised for its , spanning approximately 20 notes. He begins in a soft, honeyed tenor before building to a powerful crescendo that culminates in a famous high falsetto. According to some accounts, Hatfield performed this specific live take while suffering from a head cold , making his vocal precision even more remarkable. Cultural Impact : It saw a massive resurgence in 1990

: Although originally written as a theme for the 1955 prison film Unchained , the Righteous Brothers' 1965 recording became the definitive version. According to some accounts, Hatfield performed this specific

The on NBC-TV's The Andy Williams Show is widely considered one of the most flawless and iconic vocal performances in television history. While credited to the duo, the performance is a solo tour de force by Bobby Hatfield , showcasing his incredible tenor range and emotional control. Key Facts About the Performance While credited to the duo, the performance is

: Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley had agreed to one solo track each per album. Both wanted to sing "Unchained Melody," but Hatfield won the opportunity after a coin toss .