1971
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Hatfield died at the Radisson Hotel in downtown Kalamazoo, Michigan, on November 5, 2003. He was found by Bill Medley and the Righteous Brothers' road manager Dusty Hanvey. A security guard let them into Hatfield's room after he had failed to show up at the concert venue when expected.
Bobby Hatfield, whose wholesomely passionate tenor carried the upper harmonies of the pop-soul duo the Righteous Brothers, died on Wednesday in a hotel room in Kalamazoo, Mich. He was 63 and...
6 Νοε 2003 · Hatfield, 63, died Nov. 5 just hours before a Righteous Brothers concert. He and his partner, Bill Medley, had hits like "Unchained Melody" and "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling."
6 Νοε 2003 · Times Staff Writer. Bobby Hatfield, the Orange County boy who grew up to achieve international stardom as half of the legendary singing duo the Righteous Brothers, has died. Hatfield, 63,...
DETROIT (AP) – Bobby Hatfield, whose soaring tenor blended with partner Bill Medley's silken baritone to create the "blue-eyed soul" of the Righteous Brothers, has died in a Kalamazoo...
6 Νοε 2003 · Singer Bobby Hatfield, of the chart-topping duo the Righteous Brothers, died on Wednesday at the age of 63, his manager has said. Hatfield was found dead at a hotel in Western Michigan,...
12 Νοε 2003 · Hatfield died in his sleep Nov. 5 in Kalamazoo, Mich., where he was set to perform with Medley. Preliminary autopsy reports indicate Hatfield died of a heart attack, according to the...
