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Halfway through the Beatles 1964 tour of America, warmup act the Righteous Brothers dropped out because they were tired of hearing chants of “We want the Beatles” during their performances.
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There is a sub-genre of R&B called "Blue-eyed soul" which refers to white artists that make traditionally black music. Some artists like The Righteous Brothers have embraced the term while others like Hall & Oates find it offensive.
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The Righteous Brothers "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" is the most played song on the radio ever, with more than 15 million plays since its release in 1964
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Will Ferrell's Dad was a musician with The Righteous Brothers
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Australia's first all-female band Peaches had a hit in Australia in 1978 with its debut single Substitute. It was an old Righteous Brothers song; the cover version of it by South African girl group Clout was a big international hit at the same time
