The Righteous Brothers’ Album Landmark

The Righteous Brothers They were experiencing exciting times in 1965. After two years of lesser chart entries during their spell on the Moonglow label, Bobby Hatfield and Bill Medley had signed to Phil Spector and Lester Sill’s Philles label, and were going places.

The song that would become their signature hit reached the US charts mid-December 1964. reshape their career, ‘You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin.’’ Then, as the new year dawned, there was another landmark to celebrate, as they appeared on the Billboard The album chart was created for the first-ever time by the Now! LP.

Moonglow released the album on January 2, 1965. It quickly was assembled to compile the best of their material, since they were hot on Philles. Moonglow was able to reclaim that territory to great effect with the albums. A Blue-Eyed Soul (also charted in the January). This is NowIn June.

Philles released an album titled after the single sensation. Hatfield, Medley and no less than three LPs were on the charts by the end of January. Right Now!, ‘Some Blue-Eyed Soul, And You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin.’

Listen to uDiscover Music’s official Righteous Brothers Best Of playlist.

But it was Now! It charted at No.142 in the US and reached No.11 later that year. It included their first two Hot 100 singles from 1963, “Little Latin Loupe Lu” And “My Babe,” and another chart single in their cover of “Georgia On My Mind.” The LP also featured their versions of numbers like “Let The Good Times Roll,” “My Prayer,” and “Bye Bye Love.”

Within a few days, as “Lovin’ Feelin’” continued its American climb, the Righteous Brothers were in the UK for promotional duties, appearing on shows like Ready Steady Go, Scene At 6.30 and Discs A Go –.

Buy or stream Right Now!

Check out this site for the most recent music news and exclusive features uDiscover Music.

Universal Music Group (UMG), operates uDiscover Music. UMG has some artists mentioned in uDiscover Music.