As the Righteous Brothers, singers Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield virtually invented what's come to be known as blue-eyed soul. The duo's grandest moment came with their 1964 smash "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'," a Phil Spector-produced classic whose soulfulness and epic sweep made it a timeless favorite. The group peaked shortly thereafter and broke up in '68, though they've occasionally reunited in the ensuing decades.

Listen to The Righteous Brothers at Finetune.

• (1998)  Soul And Inspiration
• (1990)  Unchained Melody: Very Best Of The Righteous Brothers
• (1989)  Anthology - CD1
• (1989)  Anthology - CD2

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• (You're My) Soul and Inspiration
• Rock and Roll Heaven
• Ebb Tide

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