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Best known as the Righteous
Brother with the rich baritone, Bill
Medley grew up surrounded by music: his father led
a band and played saxophone, while his mother sang and played piano. Medley himself sang in his church choir as a boy, with the
glee club in high school, and in the early '60s in his band the Paramours. Soon
after, Medley began singing with Bobby
Hatfield as the
Righteous Brothers, a partnership that spawned hits like "You've Lost That
Lovin' Feeling" and "Unchained Melody." When the duo parted ways
in 1968, Medley pursued a solo career, scoring hits such as
"Brown-Eyed Woman" and releasing albums like Soft
and Soulful, Nobody
Knows, and A
Song for You.
- 1968 LP Released
on MGM Records # SE-4583 (Stereo).
- This is a Sealed Album and will Provide
you with Brilliant Sound Quality from your Player. Slightly rounded
corners. Punched hole by lower left corner. Slight shrink peel by upper right
corner. Hype Sticker on front.
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