Why the Righteous Brothers' Bill Medley Says Opening for the Rolling Stones Was 'More Fun' than Opening for the Beatles
The Righteous Brothers served as opening act for both the Rolling Stones and the Beatles in 1964. Bill Medley revealed which ...
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The Righteous Brothers' Bill Medley Explains His Unexpected Decision to Make a Country Album: 'I'm Not Trying to Sneak In' (Exclusive)
Bill Medley ’s new album is called Straight From the Heart, well, because it is.
The Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley on Making a Country Album, Why He Said No to Covering George Jones and What Opening for the Beatles Was Like
Straight From the Heart isn’t Medley’s first flirtation with country: He had a string of entries on Billboard ’s Country ...
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“It’s a Pretty Simple Answer”: Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley on Why Touring With the Rolling Stones Topped Touring With the Beatles
The Righteous Brothers accompanied The Beatles on their North American tour, the first-ever shows that included the US. Later that year, the duo supported The Rolling Stones on their second American ...
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Righteous Brothers' Bill Medley doesn't plan to slow down after surviving throat cancer
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 ...
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The Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley on Making a Country Album: ‘I’ve Had All the Ups and the Downs’ and What Opening for the Beatles Was Like
By Melinda Newman Bill Medley confesses that he thought “my recording days were over” since it had been more than a dozen years since the legendary baritone from The Righteous Brothers had ...
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Zeinab Harake and Bobby Ray Parks Jr. are dreamy in pre-wedding photos
Zeinab Harake and Bobby Ray Parks Jr. are the sweetest in their dreamy pre-wedding photos. The engaged couple had their photoshoot in Japan and were both dressed in tan and white ensembles. They posed ...
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Bucks’ Bobby Portis suspended 25 games after he mistakenly took painkiller Tramadol rather than Toradol
The NBA has suspended Bucks forward Bobby Portis Jr. for 25 games without pay because he tested positive for the painkiller Tramadol, a violation of the league’s anti-drug program. Portis cannot ...