Rare Stories from Dirty Dancing, the 80s BIGGEST Selling Soundtrack Ever | Professor of Rock
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- Up next the story of I’ve Had the Time of My Life from one of the biggest selling movie soundtrack ever, Dirty Dancing partly sung by a rock hall of famer Bill Medley from the Righteous Brothers who had been out of the limelight for years and the elegant Jennifer Warnes. The two co-writers of the song, Franke Previte and John DeNicola tell the story behind writing this hit in our interview, along with Bill Medley’s memories of the song.
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I’m excited to bring you another episode from our series Revelations- where featured artists reveal rare stories about their biggest songs,
On this installment of Revelations, Just in time for Valentines Day, we speak to rock and roll hall of famer Bill Medley of the Righteous Brothers and two of the songwriters behind the #1 1987 duet I’ve Had the Time of my Life. John DeNicola and Franke Previte the frontman of early 80s group Frankie and the Knockouts who had a Knockout top 10 hit in 1981 with Sweetheart.
I’ve had the Time of My life is of course the main song from the 1987 blockbuster hit Dirty Dancing starring Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey. the Duet was sung by Bill Medley and the elegant Jennifer Warnes who of course had another number one movie hit with the late Joe Cocker “Up Where We Belong” from an office and a gentlemen. This is such a compelling story of how this song came to be, you’re going to love it.
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I sat on the sidelines back in the day as music led movies like Dirty Dancing, Footloose, Flashdance, Top Gun, Purple Rain, etc were big in the theatres. I spent what money I had buying tapes and roller skating... not much left for the movie theatre. I've never seen any of those films in their entirety... just clips and pieces here and there. But the POR just keeps bringing them up... inciteful interviews, behind the scenes info, well produced videos and now I can't believe what I'm thinking... I'm going to set aside a night to watch Dirty Dancing. 😜
They're all fun movies, just don't go in expecting Citizen Kane or anything. Just fun movies to put on when you're feeling down or something
Oh you don't know what your missing 🤗. All these movies can never be duplicated (even tho they've tried).....magical 💗🕊️
....not just YOU, Deanie...I've NEVER seen the flick!! >gasp< ...and, GET THIS! ...I have it, on DVD!!! ...It's in a storage unit, and I've never bothered to dig it out.....I guess I was having the Time of my LIFE!! ....HA-HAAA!!
Top Gun is literally the only one of those movies that are any good.
@@califtom I get it. No guy wants to admit that they like Dirty Dancing. Your secret is safe.
Just want to say that the Professor is the most informed, humble, and pleasant voice on UA-cam.
Very well said. I concur.
@Eddie Hitler No, he's Casey Kasem's nephew.
A True Star....GenX is proud to have him as a member.✌🏻☮️ Class of '86💜🎵💚🎶
I agree!
💯💯💯😘
Can someone lend me a time-machine please, I left my heart back in the 80s era when music was truly worth listening to .
Remember if you go back in time ..will the machine let you go back to your younger self or yourself of now. I wouldn't want my 20 year old self..but maybe my 33 year old self with more knowledge of life to go back or forward. Now only in my thought or heart.
No time machine required... We Live IN the Future! All that music Pocket n Fingertips....✌🏻🎵
I hope the Professor covers "Hungry Eyes" as well. What a monster of a hit! I just love how much respect he brings to the music.
& Eric Carmen's follow up hit "Make Me Lose Control"
@@christophers5510 which was way better!
Or Patrick Swayze singing She's Like The Wind.
Especially from go all the way with the raspberrys to hungry eyes.
Her voice with the 60s staples is fantastic. I like weird things. That being said Jennifer Warnes and bj Thomas as long as we got each other ( growing pains) was one of the highlights of catching the show from the beginning of the episode.
Dirty Dancing came out right before my 11th birthday. The Time of My Life was everywhere that year along with Hungry Eyes and She's Like the Wind. A unbelievably huge soundtrack. Oh, to be 11 years old again!
Man, Dirty Dancing is one of my favorite movies of all time ...I was telling my wife the other day, and it was because of Patrick Swayze , he was the mannnn plus the soundtrack is super dope and of the times! Timeless music
@@CherylFennerBrown108 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽💯💯💯
As Eddie Money sang, I Wanna go Back. That's exactly how I feel when I watch these great 80's stories.
Great song. RIP Eddie.
Try shak'n LOL
Maaaaaan... speechless!!!!
I loved this one Professor....
Great interview.... the almost 40 minutes went by so fast!!!!
You just keep getting better and better with your material everyday...
Now... excuse me... its 10:40 pm here in Costa Rica and im going to play that song to my wife and kid right now and several times for the next week 😂😂😂😂...
This one was great man...!!!!
These are the kind of stories you just dont get on all the other interviews. Its great to hear the motivations, ideas, inspirations of some of the best rock artists. Keep going, dig deep, let the artist tell their story. Hopefully the next great rock stars will be inspired. Long live rock!
I’m not much of a musical movie fan, but Dirty Dancing and Footloose can and has changed me.
(I've Had) The Time of My Life was the theme of my senior prom and graduation! Class of '88!
Hello how are you doing today 💓
@@Walter_Nicolas Hey, Walter! Peachy keen, Jelly Bean! How about you?
The soundtracks for Footloose, Top Gun and Dirty Dancing are forever marked on my soul from family road trips in the 80’s.
My biggest memory of this song was in 1995. I was 23, hanging out with a few of my friends. I was the only one with a driver's license (the other 3 were younger) and I would drive them around listening to music. I had the cassette single, and we played it a lot. The guys (one guy & me) had to sing the guy parts & the girls (two of them as well) had to sing the girl parts. I still remember Brian & I singing really loud before the last chorus, "AND I OWE IT ALL TO YOU..." LOL!
I believe Dirty Dancing was the first film ever to be released on VHS while still in the movie theaters! That movie was crazy big at the time....
Great interview, PoR! It truly is a great, time less song.
Please do an episode of Patrick Swayze contribution " She's like the Wind" to honour his legacy. 🙏🎼👌
Wow! Didn't knowing that he was the guy that sung sweet heart. I love that song. I really love it when the artists tell the story of how it all came together. You can see these guys really love creating music. Dirty dancing is part of the soundtrack to my life. Thank you for the great music and memories. And thank you POR for the great videos.
Best channel on UA-cam and frankly it’s not close.
I saw it twice in the cinema as a kid, then had it on VHS and watched it most days after school. Eventually the VHS started ‘jumping’ from being watched so much. Then got it on DVD, then Blue ray and now also have the Blue ray special addition. Whenever I channel surf and it is showing on a channel, I have to watch it. I would say, I have watched it hundreds or times and that is no exaggeration. 😆
I still watch it several times a year. Just because ❤
This was beyond fascinating listening to every breakdown, every precious nugget that went into the creation of that phenomenal song "Time of my life". I hung on every word. Thank you Professor! Truly amazing!
Patrick Swayze + Bill Medley/Righteous Brothers = 💎💎💎
Bill Medley is a class act. He had a club near where I grew up and he banked where I worked. He was always pleasant and soft spoken. A real gentleman.
Omg I absolutely love that movie..."no one puts Baby in the corner" 💕. Several movies of the 80s can never be duplicated music or chemistry of actors 💗🕊️
One of my favorite movies is Against All Odds with Jeff Bridges, James Woods, and Rachel Ward, theme song by Phil Collins "Take a Look at Me Now".
Hello how are you doing today 💓
The beauty of this song is that it starts slow and builds to an exultation at the end! LOVE THIS SONG!!!!!
I love the "Nerd" part of this. When they talk about the constriction the song..ie "Key" changes, verse, bridge etc as a piano player thats the "ish" I just LOVE!!. As for the song classic pop and thats in the Hugest of Respects. Nice to see you giving the writers and creatures love, well done
Great story. Didn’t know I was going to cry. My mother died of pancreatic cancer 11 years ago
Thank you guys!
Great interview!
Love the fact that you just let them run with it. All their memories just come out and I feel like I'm in the room with them listening to the stuff of legends. And when you need to come in you do it perfectly and add so much. Bravo POR!!!!
Omg, I love that Medley's daughter sings the song with him now when he goes on tour. She was almost the reason he didn't record it. Lol
Woman here who calls this one of her favorite movies. Huge impact being in middle school when it came out. Great interview. So fun to hear the interviewees just talk and riff, and no interruptions from the interviewer. Thanks to your videos people like Jimmy Fallon and others annoy me now because they never let people just TALK. Thank you AGAIN for the story behind another great memory.
Thanks for sharing!
"I've Had The Time Of My Life" is a certifiable classic.
Yup, Professor, I'm among the ranks who rate this my favourite movie of all time (and I have one eclectic top ten). Baby's emotional transparency, perfectly portrayed by Jennifer Grey, made it okay for all of us to be who we were. Awkward, slightly naïve, determined to learn, growing and falling in love. This movie was for all of us, a generation that summed up all of those feels in one vulnerable expression.....'I carried a WATERMELON?!' Thank you so much for this!
Hello how are you doing today 💓
I see 'Dirty Dancing', and I instantly click like before I even watch the video... brilliant movie... brilliant soundtrack... I saw this movie seven times at the cinema, wore out the video tape, and finally got it on bluray... just the best... and the amazing thing si, if you watch the doco on this movie, it almost didn't get made... unbelievable... to think what the world would've missed out on...
So powerful and enthusiastic song.. Iconic!!! The song means almost all the movie!!
Agreed! Thanks!
Excellent, iconic song. Love performing it. The Rascals are great!
Yes! Love this song and have the vinyl - ran out immediately to buy it back then.
Good morning Christy, hope you’re in good health?
A cordial and interesting review by the two writers of a classic rock song. Fascinating!
I had the time of my life listening to the incredible story of how this song came to be ‼️
Thanks Professor for your wonderful interviews with the songwriters and artists who through your show are getting the administration they deserve.
Great interview!!! Time of My Life was the last song played at my wedding. The love between Baby & Johnny is just so relatable.
I loved this film, this song, the love Story, the humor! and I love this Channel I am 66! awesome and fun! Big grin at 5.23 am in Australia!
PS Im not sure if you did a clip on Brandy (looking Glass) but I saw it and wrote a comment on it about the lead singer being ''eye candy'' and he replied....''Blushes Dinah'' or some such....
it is so fun to be able to thank the Channels for GOD'S Messages of Love to us! Play ON!
Fading Rock Stars have a special glow ......the nice ones who are grateful to be One Hot Wonders! (hahah typo!)
anyway Rave On its a Crazy Feeling! thanks Buddy!
Hello how are you doing today 💓
Beautiful comment Dinah, life is full of lovely things like the morning sun, the gleaming dew drops, the sparkling rain, the smell of fresh mud, the colorful rainbow, the vast blue sky, the music of chirping birds, the beauty of the sea and, not forgetting, a beautiful lady with joyful smiles like yours. Hope you’re in good health my dear?
@@jefrossman7546 hmmmm! i did write a mouthful! Yes I am fine thanks...these sure are crazy days....i am a Twin Flame in Separation. do you know what I am saying? its all a lot to take in for me, but I know I am RIGHT..if u will pardon a Political Pun
@@DLCMORRIS Good evening Dinah.
@@DLCMORRIS That’s good as long as you’re yourself my dear, I just got back home from taking a walk with Bully, what are you up to?
Im late commenting, since this was put out 3 years ago, but this song and Dirty Dancing was the highlight of my childhood. When Dirty Dancing came out in Theaters, me and my sister would watch it 2-3 times a day, in the theater, then she would make me practice the dances with her at home, and she always made me the boy 😂😂😂 and because i am the little sister, I obliged. We saw it every single weekend, multiple times until it went out of theaters. And every single time I watched it felt like the first time. I wanted to dance like Baby so bad. I've since passed it down to my kids and my nieces and nephews. Once they have children, ill be passing this classic down to the next generation. I love every single thing about the movie and the soundtrack...and now, i must go watch it again ❤❤❤ Thank you for this wonderful interview and walk down memory lane Professor!!
We saw it and it was thrilling! Still LOVE it!
Yep bought the soundtrack back then on CD,still own the Cd to this day..a lot of very good songs on it..and as they said it crossed generations because my mom then and still does love a lot of the music from that film.
Agreed. My mom loved music that made you feel something, moved you inside. I miss the 80's, and miss my mom
What a great episode! This has always been one of my favorite ballads of all time! Then to hear the interviews with the writers and Bill Medley, amazing!! Thank you!
Excellent, informative video... thank you....
I love the way you add in clips of the music that they are talking about. It really fills in the gaps for those of us who aren't as knowledgeable about music as they are. Great job.
awesome Interview and Track. thanks so much
Quite frankly, your best video ever.
I love these back stories to iconic songs that were almost not iconic but because of either a phone call or a scribble on an envelope on the toll or the label not fully getting behind or promoting a song (You should do a whole series on songs that made it that labels didn’t support) because of all those dots that were connected this song made it and was people driven. One dot doesn’t get connected and no one would know these guys existed... Great interview! btw my 11 yr old daughter (Parker) discovered this song on Fuller House and said daddy listen to this new song 😁
Songs were so good nobody noticed or cared when in an early 60s movie, 80s music magically appeared. Had that Franke and the Knockouts album. Love to hear how songs come about. Keep it up Professor 😎🎸
You are such a great interviewer, always patient and attentive
When John said, "It's Romeo and Juliet," I teared up and started yelling, "Yes! That's it!" As a 67 year old widow, with both my Beloved Dad and the Love of My Life Bad Boy both gone, it's still my favorite movie...
I have such wonderful memories of going to see Dirty Dancing in the movie theater with my friends. I was in college and had a major crush on Patrick Swayze!
Who didn’t?
Professor, thank you for capturing and preserving these great interviews. These are the stories of the greatest time in modern music history. Thank you sir!
Thanks for listening
Thank you Professor for your capture of Dirty Dancing “Time of My Life” as this is now my favorite history take of all of the songs and artists that you have covered! Love it sir!
Can we get a video on the Lost Boys soundtrack, that movie was amazing, and the soundtrack was awesome. "People are Strange, Cry Little Sister, Lost in the Shadows, Don't let the Sun go Down." are all worth a listen.
You must be following my UA-cam watch list. I've been watching anything about Franke lately and here of course the Professor reads my mind again! Love this story which I've heard a few times but it doesn't get old!
I loved the interview. That song takes me to a happy place I was married in 1989 and my husband and I practiced the dance minus the lift for the last dance at our reception. It is a great memory because my husband died suddenly in 2017 and like I said it takes me to a happy place in my life.
This is the best interview you ever did. These guys just talked. You didn’t have to say a word! Haha. Great interview.
Oh my God, it is so refreshing to have someone interview, and not try to be the core of the interview. I am forever a professor of rock fan. Also
Wear more bowling shirts!!!!
It's your thing man!!
Time of my Life is like a favorite book that becomes an old friend. You can't listen to it and feel bad. As someone with a baritone voice it is hard to find songs you are comfortable with singing. Thankfully I have Bill Medley. The record producer changing things to match his voice is tremendous as most say go try something else. Phil Specter when he was at his genius in 1964 did it for Bill in You've Lost that Loving Feeling paved the way to make something different.
Swaze actually sang the song 'She's Like The Wind' which was popular around that same time...he was such a talented guy and gave us some great movies to appreciate - good video, as usual 🔥
Patrick also wrote She's Like the Wind!
I remember seeing that movie with my mom and leaving the theater and going directly to the record store to buy the soundtrack specifically for that song.
This is my favorite movie, ever.
My parents were super mega Christians, and this was a movie i had a copy of it that i was grounded for for MONTHS after they found it under my bed. I remember the"ttHeY aRe HaViNg sEx wItH tHeIr ClOtHeS oN".
Yes. Yes, they were. And it was magical. Thank you for sending me back to high school. Oh what a time to be alive!!! ❤ ❤
This song and movie was such a huge part of my life in tbe 6th grade. Its almost surreal to hear the origin story.
One of my FAVORITE movies. Ever. What a great soundtrack....and it just goes to show what great music and soundtracks can do for movies and franchises. Music makes you feel the story.
that was 1 great song from any movie i was more into punk but i could relate to everything in the music and song , wonderful piece of writing and music
For me, the overwhelming song of this soundtrack is Hungry Eyes. The montage in the movie is something otherworldly.
I will always be 16 again when I hear this song.
FRANKIE AND THE KNOCKOUTS..!! Oh man, I love that song Sweetheart. Awesome.
Great show! Covering a timeless movie and timeless hits.
Look at Dolly and Kenny. Dolly is a duet queen, her and Kenny knocked it out of the park.
Great song from a timeless movie.
One of your best interviews. Great song. I sing along with it whenever it comes on. Another cool tune from that movie is She's Like the Wind.
Dang, now I got to watch the movie again (like for the hundred time.)
👍👍😎✌️ Seen it multiple times. Love it. Own the movie and the audio in various formats . Thanks for the tribute, a lot of talented people contributed in so many ways to make it so memorable.
The first time I heard about "Dirty Dancing" was in 1985 (I know crazy that was two years before it was released). It was my senior year of high school and I was dating a German exchange student who was really into competitive ballroom dancing back home. She excitedly told me about a movie about ballroom dancing. I remember seeing the movie is 1987, long after we had separated and thinking so this is what she was talking about! The music in that final scene is totally uplifting.
Weird is that a movie set in the early 60s so epitomizes the music and film of the 80s.
The 80s: _Lived ‘em. Loved ‘em. Miss ‘em,_
AWESOME SONG AND INTERVIEW!!🖐
This is a tremendously well done interview because of:
1. The INTERVIEWER
2. The 2 gifted song writers
3. The above all meshed perfectly together due to the combined personalities of the above IMHO. The sum equalling what I write here in "3".
All are relaxed, responding with brutally honest answers along with the heartfelt humility coming forth completely and sounding so humble and sincere.
I listened 3 times because of what the Songwriter shown on the "bottom left" of my digital cell phone said beginning around the 7:40 Mark. He made an amazing admission and gave thanks to our Savior - you could see it in his eyes and hear it in his voice as he then continued to describe the entire process involved in the composition of this MASTERPIECE of MUSIC. What a beautiful honor to have the courage to admit to such a mystical, Spiritually derived thought process that must of, or rather, DID Divinely write "song #150".
His story of the beginning process occurring on The New Jersey Turnpike along with his "co-composer explaining the "different CHORD applications and combinations" as well as informing the audience about "Modulations between different "KEYS" are subjects very seldom addressed by most professional Musicians.
And yet, to become a Master in the Art of incorporating melodic, subtle changes by using MODULATION can, in and of itself, take a lifetime of studying this most important part of all the different nuances and incorporated aspects of Music Theory. (I, myself, have relentlessly studied this fascinating subject since I was 7. To discover it's secrets opens up an astonishing amount of musical combinations of melodic progressions when composing! Thanks Ma & Pa for forcing me into Piano lessons the day after I turned 5. (lol).
Nice work Professor and, if possible, please thank this songwriting team know that I appreciate THEIR humble nature and TRUTH bearing ways of motivating additional Musicians with their concise explanations of the "Songwriting Process.
Sincerely, François H.
I loved Dirty Dancing and that song was the perfect ending for the movie.
I went to see Dirty Dancing 13 times in the theater. I know that sounds crazy and it probably was but my friends and I could not get enough of it. We had memorized the dialog and did recite the entire movie. I've seen it many times since then, I never get tired of it. This movie and the soundtrack were such a big part of my childhood. Loved it then, love it now. That lift, the lift is everything. I get teary eyed every time! Thank you from the bottom of my heart! ♥️
Love this!💕☺️ Thank you for doing this story and sharing it!❤️😂
Great interview just great! Cheers from Ottawa, Canada 🇨🇦.
Jennifer grey was my crush as a youngster.. just from dirty dancing. My mom always talked about her having surgery after the movie to change her nose, and my blood pressure would rise.. I couldn't bear the thought of her changing her look, she was perfect as she was..... once I got old enough, I looked her pic up and couldn't believe the difference.. she just wasn't the same.. 😟
Ikr....why 🤷
This is the best channel ever :)
Hello how are you doing today 💓
Loved this interview!!!! Such great stories!!
Fantastic video and interviews! Great song and soundtrack!
Ann Wilson and Mike Reno. Almost Paradise. That would be a good duet to tell the story about. And "I've Had The Time Of My Life" is a personal favorite among my list of megastar duets. Lionel and Diana. Kenny and Dolly. Tim and Faith. Barbara and Donna. Mike and Celine. Paul and Michael. Paul and Stevie. You might recognize the hit songs that came from these pairings. Some quite iconic.
I remember seeing the movie with some friends and fell in love with it all from the movie, to Patrick Swayze, and the soundtrack. After the movie, we went to a record store and I bought the 45 of "She's Like the Wind; then the soundtrack. It's great from the first song to the last and it's one of my favorite soundtracks of all time.
Everything these two said about the creative process, the labor and love absolutely come through when looking at the big picture of this songs impact. I was a nine year old boy watching this movie over and over. Warped indeed, but it brings a tear to my eye thinking about the late Patrick and how Jennifer kind of drifted off. I really appreciate this episode for all the details you guys filled in. Amazing how many hurdles had to be overcome. Thank you for this gem!
This segment kills!!!
Love you and your channel sooo much ❤️🎼😘
After watching this video about how this song came to be I have to give my pov.
I grew up in the 60’s, i listened to my older sister’s music from the 50’s ie: the Chiffon’s, Shirelles, etc. My older brother loved Motown, the Righteous Brothers, James Brown and the Temptations, who was the first group I ever saw in concert.
I’ve always loved Bill Medley’s voice, all us girls did.
So for me, this song brings back a lot of nostalgia but also, I have to agree while watching this video, when one of the guys said they thought that Patrick Swayze was part of the pull I have to agree. Patrick was such a nice guy, you never heard any nasty gossip about him, and he was so talented. Plus, the way Patrick died so young, far before his time is so sad.
When Patrick was mentioned I started crying, my husband died of the same nasty cancer.
This song touches my heart in so many ways.
I have watched this movie soooo many times. I had the cassette of the soundtrack. It was my sophomore year in high school when the movie/soundtrack came out. I was in this high school gymnastic/dance group - we did our own version of Johnny and Baby dance with the song I had the time of my life with the lift and all! Every time I hear that song it transports me back to Spring 1988 and that routine. Great video as usual.
My mom and dad were taking dance lessons at Freddy's stare and fell in love with that song they had to do a showcase using that song it was pretty awesome.
One of my favorite soundtracks and also a favorite movie to watch.
Great music all around, except for the Blow Monkeys, didn't care for them, really.
I keep telling all my friends about your channel so they can watch! I thought I knew a lot about music but you take it to a new level.
love this. KUDOS
One of the great songs that makes it impossible to not feel sheer joy when listening to it. But it causes you to want to move to not be sedate when it is played.
It is one song that just cannot be interpreted by any other pair but Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes. I find it ironic that a lot of great songs especially the lyrics seem to be channeled from a Divine Source through human hands.