The Righteous Brothers

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Land	Verenigde Staten

Dit uit de Verenigde Staten afkomstig duo werd opgericht door Bill Medley en Bobby Hatfield.

Het meeste succes hadden ze in de jaren tussen 1963 en 1975. Bekende hits zijn onder andere You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin en Unchained Melody.

Ze werden opgenomen in de Rock and Roll Hall of Fame op 10 maart 2003. Op 5 november 2003 overleed Hatfield. Een half uur voor een optreden werd hij dood aangetroffen in zijn hotelkamer.

In januari 2016 kondigde Medley aan de Righteous Brothers nieuw leven in te blazen, samen met de nieuwe zanger Bucky Heard.

Songtekst

Girl I can't let you do this
Let you walk away
Girl how can I get through this.
When you're all I wake up for each day

Baby, you're my soul and my heart's inspiration
You're all I've got to get me by
You're my soul and my hearts inspiration
Without you baby, what good am I

I never had much going
But at least I have you
How can you walk out knowing
I aint got nothing left if you do

Baby, you're my soul and my heart's inspiration
You're all I've got to get me by
You're my soul and my hearts inspiration
Without you baby, what good am I
What good am I

Baby, I can't make it with out you
And I'm, I'm telling you honey
You're my reason for laughing
For crying, for living and for dying

Baby
I can't make it without you
Please I'm beggin you baby
If you go it will kill me
I swear it, Dear, my love can't bear it

You're my soul and my heart's inspiration
You're all I've got to get me by
You're my soul and my heart's inspiration
Without you baby, what good am I
What good am I

Songinformatie

	A-kant
Artiest	The Righteous Brothers
Titel	Soul And Inspiration (You're My)
Lengte	3:00
Componist(en)	Mann, Well
	B-kant
Titel	B Side Blues
Lengte	3:00
Componist(en)	Meldey, Hatfield

Platenlabel	Verve
Catalogusnr	58 501
Album	Soul & Inspiration

Soul & Inspiration

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Songtekst

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Dream On

Unchained Melody / Unchained Melody - Original Version From The Movie Ghost

You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' ((1965)) / You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' ((1965)) / You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin' ((1965)) / You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling ((1988))