If I Loved You - Roy Hamilton video free download

harpels

What an incredible singing voice and ability..

jason mazari

Elvis was such a fan he tried this as a home recording and its great

GizmetDora Lopez

I can't get over how rich and beautiful Roy Hamilton's voice was! Just a classically beautiful voice! Great rendition of a great song by a great singer!

lynell brown

Love,love this song.Well done RIP Roy.

boomerang905

My word. At 5 in first grade I loved this song and still do even more today. Roy Hamilton....gone too soon. Thanks for upload

Barbara

There is no if I loved you, I do love you,. WILLIAM.

arthur lee Davis

There really aren't any of this caliber, or in his class, just my personal opinion.

arthur lee Davis

That is two us .

lynell brown

Beautiful,nothing like it..Magnificent voice. Can listen to him sing 24/7.RIP

prtrice2003

Elvis was mightily impressed with Roy Hamilton and Jackie Wilson

carroj9

I am not suprised Elvis loved his voice and style.

John Robertson

what a voice..fantastic

Tom Tomashek

It's amazing how little the present generation, so in tune with music, knows about Roy Hamilton. For me, and with no disrespect to the Righteous Brothers, no one ever sang Unchanined Melody as well as he. That has a slight edge on If I Loved You, but barely.

jose jaurigue

i let my golden chances pass me by , i wish i could have told you how much i love you my son

jose jaurigue

@felixbautista this song i remembered wheni was a teenager, no one can sing it better or never will

felixbautista

I personally feel that Roy Hamilton's interpretation is the best of them all, setting aside of course, the original version from Carousel the 50's movie classic. Thank you for uploading it. Clicked "like".

felixbautista

Great version! Wholesome and nostalgic - t'was my late girl's signature song and surely remiind me of her. Thank you for uploading it.

lt050043

@herbergreen According to Elvis presley The Originals,the song was performed in the musical by John Raitt, but his studio recording was only made at some time between 9 and 21 May, whereas Frank Sinatra's version was recorded on 1 May 1945. The very first recording of the number, however, seems to be that made by Bing Crosby on 18 April 1945 and released as the A-side of Decca 18686.

herbergreen

For those who want to know more about the meaning of this song, it was used in a show called Carousel in the 50s, but I'm not sure which came first, Roy's version, or the show. Also, in a different light, what makes this and a lot of other RH songs so beautiful are the great orchestral arrangements of O.B. Massengill. They are a perfect match for Roy's voice.

SirTenTea

A close friend of mine emailed me this. I think she's trying to send me a message. Still trying to figure it out. I'll have to listen again...

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