Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield formed "The Righteous Brothers" in 1962, and topped the music charts songs like "You’ve Lost ...

Medley, 84, and his Righteous Brothers cofounder Bobby Hatfield had a busy 1964, serving as one of the Beatles’ opening acts on their first American tour in August and September of that year, then ...

Bill Medley brought the classic songs of the Righteous Brothers to the stage in a sold-out show at The Tracy. Villages-News.com Tony Violanti was there.

Bobby Hatfield & Bill Medley of The Righteous Brothers in 1965.Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage Early on, the Brothers toured with rock ‘n’ roll royalty, and even The King himself ...

I never dreamed of any success. Then I met Bobby.” First together in a group called the Paramours, bass Medley and tenor Hatfield became the Righteous Brothers in 1963, and the next year had a ...

Blue-eyed soul pioneers The Righteous Brothers will perform on Sunday, March 9, 8 p.m., at Ruth Eckerd Hall, 1111 McMullen ...

he discovered his Righteous Brothers partner, Bobby Hatfield, dead from a heart attack. Medley also almost lost his voice in 1974 when he was diagnosed with laryngitis after he and Hatfield had ...

“And they would have us back about two or three times a year, so both Bobby (Hatfield) and I, we came to Arizona a lot, Phoenix and Scottsdale and all around. We just loved it.” Bill Medley: Why ...

Medley, 84, and his Righteous Brothers cofounder Bobby Hatfield had a busy 1964, serving as one of the Beatles’ opening acts on their first American tour in August and September of that year ...