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I cannot believe anyone would give this performer a bad rating. We just saw his show at the Dick Clark Theater in Branson, Missouri. It was fantastic! One of the best shows we have seen, and we have seen a LOT! I don't know about his shows in Las Vegas, but this one was entirely suitable for any family member, 1 to 100! His performance of his original release, "This Will Be The Last Time" was stunning. This guy is as good or better than he ever was. I grew up with the Righteous Brothers, but I have a newfound respect and appreciation for the surviving "Brother".

Bill is one of the best baratone singers ever. Low notes perfect as ever. He should be less progamed and more spontaneous. Would like to see him again.

I feel bad for the man, but it is time to quit.

I sat in the front row at the final show on 11/21/04. I saw this "Celebration" show 6 times in various venues (twice at The Orleans - the 1st and last shows) and never got tired of it! Bill was/is funny, entertaining, warm and NOT off-key! Oh yes, did I forget.... extremely sexy even if he is fifty-fourteen years old! I'd be devastated if he were to quit touring and hope he will at least return to Las Vegas. Bill, if you read this - PLEASE COME BACK TO US!!!

I was sad and embarassed for Bill Medley. I loved the Righteous Brothers and cried when Bobby Hatfield passed away. I wanted to give my support for Bill Medley and went to the show on Nov 18 knowing that the band would be breaking up for a year and a half. He was too loud, off key, forgot the words to songs. Looking totally lost, he blamed all this on a "sinus infection". Could have been but to me, he should have cancelled his show rather than go on and put on such a poor performance. The female singer that tried to sing with him the song from Dirty Dancing was pitiful. Its time for him to quit. I despise jazz and the blues and he sung songs from Ray Charles, I suffered thru that and then he sang a little Richard song, then Fats Domino, on and on and on. I kept looking at my watch wanting it all to be over. If anyone is considering going, please save your money. Go and see the Smothers Brothers or the Eagles if you have a chance.

I have had the pleasure of seeing Bill & Bobby many times over the years. I am such a huge fan and have been since i was 13.
The last time we saw Bill and the Band was in May of this year. What a tribute to Bobby and just an awesome show in particular. Although we are all a little older Bill can still belt out a tune to make you swoon. That man can sing. And I know that Bobby is right behind him with his hand on his shoulder. I hope that Bill will continue to perform as his fans are not ready to let go.
Although it is different without Bobby, he is still a part of the show.
Looking forward to Bill and the Band coming back to Vegas in the future. I will be there front row center.
nanci

This is a fabulous. fabulous show. Anyone who loves the 60s music and the Righteous Brothers music must see this show. Bill and the Righteous Brothers band are better than ever!!! They have done a totally super job of revamping the show and yet paying a wonderful tribute to Bobby Hatfield. Also, included in the song is an awesome new song written and performed by Bill Medley, This Will Be The Last Time. It is available on Bill's new release CD. If you haven't seen the show, please book a ticket soon - you will not be disappointed!! Keep this wonderful group onstage for everyone to enjoy.

I first time I saw "The Righteous Brothers" in Las Vegas was in 1966. I saw them again in June of 2002. Unfortunately, Bobby was ill and not able to perform. I still feel that I got more than my money's worth. Bill's voice hasn't missed a note. The show was spectacular!!! Even though I will miss the incrdedible voice of Bobby, (Heaven has added a fantastic tenor. We may have the three tenors here on earth, but Heaven has Sam Cooke, Jackie Wilson and now, Bobby Hatfield) I am so happy that Bill Medley has decided to continue performing and I look forward to seeing him again in June. Incidently, this will be my eighth time,(I haven't missed a decade) to see Bill Medley and I have never, ever been the least bit disappointed.