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The Righteous Brothers é o nome do dueto musical formado por Bill Medley e Bobby Hatfield. Eles gravaram de 1963 até 1975, e continuaram tocando ao vivo até a morte de Hatfield em 2003. A morte do cantor Bobby Hatfield, da dupla Righteous Brothers, foi causada por uma intoxicação aguda por cocaína. A necropsia indicou que Hatfield tinha uma doença coronária em estágio avançado, sendo que, como causa da morte, foi apontado um ataque cardíaco. More information...

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