Band Had 3 HUGE HITS in 1987…By 1989 They Went MISSING & NEVER Heard From Again! | Professor of Rock
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- Coming up, Cutting Crew ruled 1987 with 3 big hits from their album Broadcast… (I Just) Died in You Arms, I’ve Been in Love Before, and One For the Mockingbird. And then by the next year, they were gone… Never to be heard from again. It’s quite perplexing because they had everything going for them to last a decade or more, the looks, the songs, the style... Up next lead singer Nick Van Eede tells the story of a wondrous period when Cutting Crew topped the charts with a platinum album, a #1 single, and 2 other big hits that put them in the running… Find out what happened to them next on Professor of Rock.
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It’s time for another edition of our series Bottled Lightning where we break down the history of a beloved one-hit extravaganza that still resonates in our culture.. following up on our Mr. Mister episode where we talk about it from the album side. we do the same today only with a different group. This European band had a song that left the world transfixed It went to the top of charts in both the US and Canada and top 5 pretty much everywhere else including #4 in the UK and Australia. Take a look:
Then after dominating MTV and the charts with their classic 80s hit. they followed up with their 2nd straight top 10 hit, I’ve Been In Love Before. That went to #9 in the us and #2 on the AC charts. Then the fast-paced heartfelt Anthem One for the Mockingbird went to #38n and was used in the 80s movie Can’t Buy Me Love, this gave them 3 consecutive top 40 hits from the same album. That album was Broadcast which would go to #16 on the album charts. They were nominated for a Grammy later that year for Best New Artist.
The band at that time consisted of singer/songwriter and rhythm guitarist Nick Van Edde along with Underrated guitarist, the late Kevin McMichael
Bassist and instrumentalist Colin Farley and drummer-percussionist Martin Beedle. The album Broadcast was proof that their best days were ahead of them….
So what went wrong? Up next we sit down with lead singer and songwriter Nick Vane Edde and find out the story of this album and these three hits and then we try to answer that question. As we go into this interview with Nick I do want to thank our sponsor Zennie eyewear the brand of glasses that I wear all the time. Right now you can get over 1100 pairs of glasses for less than 7 dollars. that’s about a fourth of the price of a brand-new vinyl record.. If you are in the market for a new pair of glasses or have a loved one with a birthday coming up, Zennie eyewear is a wonderful choice. Just go to Zennie.com today to take advantage of this great deal. Here's Nick with the story…… - Розваги
Poll: What is your pick for best album cover of the 80s?
Iron Maiden - Somewhere In Time
Sonic Temple
Little Creatures, Talking Heads
Duran Duran "Rio"
Rio.
There was like a 2 year period where Cutting Crew,Escape Club, Johnny hates Jazz, Breathe, and Glass Tiger all had multiple hits, then disappeared. Died in your arms is a classic.
All great bands!
And The Outfield, Level 42, Simple Minds & Naked Eyes.
Love JHJ!
@@whatifschrodingersboxwasacofin See the Eighties Classical version from Leeds of Shattered Dreams. It is very good.
@FreddyKurganNimmo true, but personally I considered the Outfield and Simple Minds a little more successful.
"I've Been In Love Before" is my favorite of their songs. Hits the right spot.
Mine too. Many good and sad memories listening to this song. No regrets tho 🥹
Gives me chills every time I hear it. I love that song!
Me too. I bought the single!!
Cutting Crew was EPIC in the 80s! Man, what a great decade for music!!!
Couldn't agree more!
I second that!!
17 in 1987....my teen years, the absolute best times, and having one of my favorite 80s band
I too was born in 1970 and was in the high school graduating class of 1988. I miss the 1980s.
I still listen to Cutting Crew. One of my favorites! Cutting Crew, Glass Tiger, and Mr. MIster are still in my music rotation.
This has got to be one of the best chats I've seen. For a moment, I even felt I was sitting next to these guys.
THanks!
My favorite use of the song, Died in your Arms” is the SNL wedding singer skit!
Oh Ya!
16 year old me ( 1987) working in the produce section of a grocery store, had their album on repeat for hours every night.
The eighties had some of the best music and artists. Cutting Crew was one of those bands. These bands were so far ahead of anything today. Another great interview. Thanks for sharing.
I Just Died In Your Arms is a classic! 🔥
Straight fire!
YEP!
Love the Cutting Crew! I used to have a job with Shasta soda, and we had to drive from town to town and go to various grocery stores and set up displays. Sometimes, the drive between locations was lengthy, so we would listen to cassette tapes on the way. "Broadcast" by Cutting Crew go a LOT of play time on those trips. I love every song on that album. SO good. :)
I remember Shasta> I still see it around in stores now and again. Thanks for sharing!
Memories don't get any realer than this one 👍❤️💯
@@ProfessorofRock I was given a Shasta Tiki Pinch by a Lush manager yesterday. It has a different logo from the 1970s.
Bringing up Shasta on this channel. Careful friend, I’ve never actually witnessed someone hospitalized over shear nostalgia however…
I love the Shasta soda jingle! I wanna pop!
I've Been in Love Before has been one of my all time favorite ballads. All the late Kevin fills with his electric guitar are amazing and man, that drum beat is so complex to play but all the instruments and Nick's singing sounds so beautiful all together. Love it!
I know what you mean!
It’s such an underrated instrumental.
I would give this comment 👍🏻👍🏻 Hands down, no question of how beautiful IBILB is. Kevin's guitar was stupendous on all the tracks. The distortion, the chords. I like I've Just Died but I liked One for the Mockingbird better. I loved Broadcast and how almost every song segued into the next. The beginning of IBILB I love Any Colour but my absolute favorite is The Broadcast. That song kills me and can put me in a better mood. Love to Nick, Kevin, Colin, Martin, and all the other members! ❤ Thanks Professor!!!!
Can't Buy Me Love was filmed in my hometown and at the high school I attended. I wasn't there until the mid 90s, but every time I told someone which school I attended, someone would say, "hey! Can't Buy Me Love was filmed there!"
What town?
@@xxlilly_playsxxkiz9980 Tucson, AZ
@@marktait2371 that's awesome 😁
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Another interview with a genuine, down-to-earth artist. I loved the story about his dad.
I felt bad for him with the camerawork on this episode though. He was tearing up with some of his stories. Cut away from the close-ups, man! Give the guy some dignity!
Thanks!
❤
He’s a great interview. Must have been a fun one.
IT was so cool!
Funny how the sounds of songs like "Died in Your Arms," "Shattered Dreams" and "Mary's Prayer" are coming back around again in the form of retro wave. Lots of groups out there now replicating that sound of the late '80s....
I love Mary's Prayer. It's one of my favorite songs of all time.
That's right! Love Retro Wave. What are some of your favorites?
....I'm in AMAZEMENT over "Mary's Prayer" 's undying LEGACY! ....It was clearly a diamond in the rough (in 1987), but the WORLDWIDE respect it gets now, is staggering......
@@ProfessorofRock ....this should be the main question, today, Prof. ...I got a LIST! ...ha-HAA!
This is the first time I've heard the term "retro wave." I suddenly feel cool again.
The hardest part is when you're in it! I love that line too. I truly enjoyed their music. I would have enjoyed having more.
Omg I love Cutting Crew because of my sister. So many memories of their music tied to my childhood❤ What an interview! Thank you
I'm a 59 year old metal-head, back in the day I hated anything like this. Times change and I love it now. Simply amazing.
Me too man! 59 and my friends and I hated anything with short hair lol. Now I love so much of it…Shame I missed so many good concert possibilities back then due to my bias…
I miss Casey Kasem. He had a smooth delivery. And of course, the tapes were ready for the songs you wanted to record
....ha-HAA!! ....I once ran to tape Simply Red's "Holding Back The Years" on a Boombox in me Granny's backyard, and I ran HEAD FIRST into her metal rod clothesline! ......you'd THINK I'd forget that, but everytime the tune comes on.....BOINK! ...ha-HAAA!
@@RBS_ Ouch!!
"Holy Houdini Batman"
and
"Zoinks!"
Except when he came out of a fast record and had to talk about another goddamn dog dying!
@@edwardmorris3453 Snuckles..............
Talking about Broadcast in particular, it's one of those amazing albums you can listen to from start to finish and it just flows. The song choice and the order is just perfect. My personal fave off the album is Sahara. I wore out multiple cassette tapes rewinding and replaying that track over and over. This is truly one of my favorite episodes and such a great interview with Nick!
Agreed. Such a great record.
Who didn't love "I Just Died...." Always wondered what happened to them. Thank you Professor.
These stories always have my interest. There are many artists who had several hits and then nothing as the public never heard from them again. These segments can be categorized "Whatever happened to them?" Cutting Crew definitely qualifies. They had a really good sound. I really liked their 3 hit songs. "I've Been In Love Before" is probably my favorite. Professor, thanks for the story and interview.
Thanks!
Even more interesting is an artist that had one big hit and then they never charted again.
One of my all-time favorite bands of all time! 80's!!!!! Great music!
So good!
Really liked their music but had forgotten about them, thanks for reminding me! 🤠
Welcome!
Broadcast was the album for me in high school. I still have the original cassette I bought in 87. To this day, when I just died in your arms comes on the radio. Everything stops, and it is just me and that song ❤
I wasn't moved to buy "Broadcast" in 1987 but I bought "The Scattering" in 89 after I heard the single, "The Last Thing." That album is INCREDIBLE. I still listen to that album often and sing every track. Eventually I acquired "Broadcast" and, although it may have more hits, "The Scattering", to me, has more depth and overall quality. I remember making a mix tape for a girl in a doomed relationship and she remarked that the band name "Cutting Crew" was appropriate because every song cut straight to her heart. Many, many thanks for the interview with Nick and for the retrospective. Just wow!
Good comment. Thanks for pointing out Cutting Crew's other album was good too, maybe a few people will check it out. I had the reverse experience - A girl made me a mixtape with _One For The Mockingbird_ and other alternative songs on it - it has out lasted knowing her by almost 30 years. My (future) wife hated that girl (they knew a few of the same people) and hated the mixtape, but I still have it.
I love the Cutting Crew. I listened to them on cassette tape over and over in the 80's. This brings back memories of my youth. Thank you.
Gotta give it up - most peeps sound tired and just shadows of their former 80's selves - this dude sounds like he did 40 years ago 💯
Cutting crew broadcast and their totally underrated 1989 follow up the scattering were my albums as a young tween that were my band nothing they did couldn't go wrong for me and all of a sudden they were gone and this band in such a short time made a huge impact on me as a young kid
Kevin MacMichael is one of my favorite guitarists on the sole merit of Broadcast alone. Nick Van Eede's songwriting and vocals on that album were stellar. So much love for Cutting Crew! ❤❤❤ Thanks Adam!
Although "Died in your Arms" was the only Cutting Crew song I knew growing up, what Nick is saying about the relationship with his father is inescapable for me. I had many of the same experiences in my own youth. My own father supported me in my musical exploration, but he never wanted me to undervalue anything or not work for it.
One silly experience came my way in the song-sharing era of Napster, WinMX and LimeWire. I was searching for REO Speedwagon mp3s, and "Died in your Arms" was one that came on their heels and didn't have the Cutting Crew name on it. Made my head spin.
Thanks for sharing Eric!
That story with his father was so poignant.
These guys and Mr Mister were so underrated, even though they did have a few hits
I agree. So many good songs.
If you ever went to a 80s pro wrestling match and bought some bootlegged Road Warriors T-shirts being sold in the parking garage that fell apart the 1st wash…you’ll love this channel!
Absoultley fell in love with Cutting Crew after i listened to "I just died in your arms". Its the first band i can say are my #1 favourite with 100% certianty
LOVE LOVE LOVE Cutting Crew. Have since the first day i heard Nick's voice. They didn't disappear! I have all their albums, even tho i had to get one sent to be from Singapore as it hadn't been released in Canada. That was before the easy internet ordering days. I met Nick a few years ago in Toronto. Great live performance, and he was a sweetheart. Most of their best music never made it to the radio. The Scattering is a great album and the writing on Compus Mentus is next level amazing.
I meant they went Missing In Action on the charts and radio.
I’m glad they at least got their career going for a few more years.
As someone born in ‘70 and grew up smack dab in the ‘80s, those three CC songs take me immediately back to those wonder years of my life.
It’s crazy to think that they burst out for just that one yr…it felt like they were there for the entire decade…
Professor of Rock never ceases to amaze
Still,
as always my favorite 30 minutes of the day; even a band I didn't really think I cared about. I stayed listened and loved every minute of it you are a god, a golden Rock God of Knowledge!
Keep on keepin on ❤️✌️🤓👍
Ha! The Cutting Crew! I blows my mind to think that one of the members of that band was a member of Iron Maiden for a brief period in before they released their first album.
RIght? So crazy.
What?!
The stark difference between those two bands…wow
They fit that time period perfectly… Shame they didn’t have longevity!
A hot take, but I think they didn't see success in 1989 is because Mike & The Mechanics stole their thunder with The Living Years. Can only have so many ballads with that type of singer on the charts at one time.
The cutting crew is awesome,there music is wonderful,my favorite cutting crew song been in love before and I just died in your arms tonight ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ thanks for the interview ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks!
Loved Cutting Crew! Another fabulous 80s band who didn't make nearly enough music.
Amen!
If they had stayed around for just a few more years, then they would have been the next Duran Duran.
This was good...in the late 70's I was spinning disco in a bar before I had my drivers license. When I told my dad I wanted to be a radio announcer, he said " Okay, when are you going to get a real job?" I'm 62 and regret listening to that...
That whole album (Broadcast) is just perfect; I love everything on it.
I think the mid 80s had some of the best songs about the hope, rejection, depth and power of love. So many good memories... even when it didn't work out.
i haven’t listened to One For The Mockingbird in years & years . . . i definitely need to blast that tune now!!
It's their best song!
@@ProfessorofRockoh hell ya! A few DJs used to play it in the old club days, it always rocked the place!
....ah, MAN, Summer 1987! ....I couldn't STOP playing the 45....loved the gritty, Blue photo of the Guitar handle on the cover! ....good times....... ; )
Yeah me too!
I have always considered "(I Just) Died in You Arms" a PERFECT pop song. Memorable melody, the music changes "just" enough during the verses to propel the song and a note perfect guitar solo.
I love the album.
... and I love their second album "The Scattering" AND their third album "Compus Mentus."
Thanks so much for this! I have always loved these songs but didn’t know anything about the band. This right here is why I watch your channel daily.
Rock on!
This song really takes me back to the 80s. Just the opening notes and first lyric, like a time machine
Love these guys! The 2 big hits are absolutely hypnotic!
Have you ever listened to the third one....Mockingbird?
@@ProfessorofRock It's probably best not to abbreviate "One For The Mockingbird" as simply "Mockingbird," so no one will get it confused with the Inez and Charlie Foxx / Carly Simon and James Taylor hits.
Oh man, one of my favorite albums ever. Not even the big radio play songs are my favorite on this one. Love Broadcast the song. I have this on just about every available media form. Cassette playing on my Alpine in my 70 camaro. Love it. Thanks for this great interview.
I listen to Broadcast all the time. Great album!
GREAT INTERVIEW. yes, I meant to shout. About a month ago, I couldn't stop playing "Been In Love Before." Such an amazing song.
Broadcast came out my Senior year and I had that on repeat so much.. Mockingbird is forever on my workout songs list.. Any Colour.. Life in a dangerous time.. such a great set of songs..
Broadcast is one of those albums that I can listen to the whole thing over and over again. Any Colour, One For the Mockingbird, (I Just) Died in Your Arms... all of it. Loved Cutting Crew's sound. I never even realized they had made more than one album. Definitely sounds like their label failed them.
Oh God!!! How this band and that song take me back to the 80's and my youthful 20s everytime I hear it. Love it!!! Damn! I even bought a Korg Poly800 back in '85 myself, and I play guitars. LOL!!! Big thanks for this little trip down memory lane Doc. 😀👍
Prof, not only does your content bring me back to the '70's & '80's ( my growing up years). I also rock Zenni eyewear! I have normal glasses and prescription sunglasses. You, my friend AND Zenni rock! Thanks for what you do.
As with me, a very very pretty strawberry blinde was involved, 17 and we talked and talked but she left where l was to go to Art College.
Should have followed her, or grew two huge spheres and asked her out.
Another young lady saw she likex e and l liked her but too shy to ever ask her out.
Damn what a fool.
Heres a bit of live advice to listeners out there, if a woman or young lady walj across your vision of love.
Grab it with both arms, fiht for it, never let it go.
For you will spend the rest of your life wondering what if, maybe or in your dreams, that's where it will stay.
In your dreams.
Thanks Adam you brought a happy memory back for me.
All the best brother.
Peace n love to your family.
That's great to hear!
Rock on! 🤘
Love Died in Your Arms. Nick has such a great attitude and still a very good voice.
this is literally one of my top 10 favorite albums of all time.
basic training drove home and this was one of the 2 albums i had all the way home
Broadcast was an exception album
I remember "Died in Your Arms" being a favorite not only on the jukeboxes in bars & bowling alleys back in the day, but also on the lip synch competition "Puttin' On The Hits." I wasted many a quarter on pinball and Gorf while any number of bowling teams loaded this up on the jukebox playlist.
I have a top 20 list of my all time favorite songs of my lifetime. Also a top 20 favorite albums list. The Scattering is number 2 on that list. I've played it so many times in my 32 years of marriage that my wife can sing the lyrics when I play it. Cutting Crew is one of my favorites to come out of the 80's.
Loved this interview
Love the interview with Nick. He seems like a normal bloke just more intense. Great guy to just have a beer with and talk. Interesting conversation. Thanks.
Broadcast is still one of my favorite albums to put in rotation. I don't think there is bad song or sideways note in the whole thing! So good!
My cousins band supported the Cutting Crew on tour, his band was called The Rivertrade, he was the drummer.
What a great interview✊
They were a great band. I've been in love before is my favorite. Great ballad. There were several bands like this in the 80s. Good times, good music.
Great interview, he's got cool perspective and is really fun to listen to
I have 4 of their early albums on vinyl. Fantastic artistry and every album is REALLY good.
I really dig the interviews. This one is fantastic. Nick comes across as such a genuine, humble person. Love the emotion when he's talking about his dad.
I was introduced to this band b Rick Dease on the first weekend of May of 1987. I then bought their second album with money I made from my first job as a stock boy at a local grocery store. Cutting crew shaped my life. I loved Binkie’s Revenge.
Any Color is my favorite that they did. Great selection of tunes.
If you ever woke up in a pool of vomit after an Aerosmith concert, you’ll love this channel❤
HA HA HA HA! I laughed out loud at that one!
that was only once, but I keep hearing about it.
...who HASN'T!??? ...ha-HAA!
HELL YA!!🍻🍻🍻
Been there done that only I don't remember it 😂
Another great vlog!! And I see you're almost at 1 million subscribers. Keep up the good work.
So close!
Great interview Professor! Awesome band!🤘🔥
Rock on!
OMG! When I was starting out, I had a Traynor PA! So many memories coming back! Great interview!
Kevin MacMichael had a great touch on "Died". Amazing work. He auditioned to replace Robbie Blunt in Robert Plant's band and Plant reportedly said, "Never leave me." High praise.
I LOVED Cutting Crew! My sister got me into all these amazing bands from the 80's (The Cure, Depeche Mode, U2, Cutting Crew, etc) and I spent my whole life listening to these bands and still do to this day. I remember when I was hooked on the Broadcast album when I was in High School (98-2002) and I got my girlfriend, my friends and now my daughter into them. Loved this band! I created a lot of amazing memories with Cutting Crew's Broadcast album and these 3 songs specifically.
THIS is what I love about your channel, Adam. You showcase a lot of these amazing bands. Thank you for this interview and for taking me back to those amazing memories.
“I’ve Been in Love Before” has long been my favorite of their songs. I can listen to it every day and never tire of it.
When the Cutting Crew hit I thought they would definitely have more hits within the year, but 2 and a half years later is just too long to keep the momentum. Just died in your arms will always be an 80s classic and my favorite is still Been in Love Before, I was astounded when I just heard him sang acoustic, fantastic! This song is beautiful should have been even bigger. Fantastic episode and interview professor, I wish they had made more music, like everyone I'm sure
I agree! I thought they were here to stay.
I’ve Been in Love Before is a brilliant song.
Always loved Died in Your Arms, never heard any of the others. Mockingbird sounds like one I would have loved too. Looking it up next.
My first girlfriend had "I just died in...." cassette single and let me keep it. I think I played it over and over on my Walkman.
Thank you Professor 👓
Another great video! Keep em coming Professor.
Thanks, will do!
You saying writing down the countdown results in your tapper keeper POPPED ME! that was me as a kid! But for me it was Bob Kingsley and the ACC top 40, id list em as he played em each week so i could keep up with how well my favorite songs did from one week to the next. GOD sometimes i miss the pre internet era!
All one has to do is listen to the opening Synths of "I Just Died In Your Arms" and it's like you are magically teleported back to the 80's.
It’s a song that screams 80s.
This is one of those rare songs I remember hearing for the first time and loved it. I was 17 and was waiting overnight at the mall for Billy Joel Tickets for The Bridge Tour. Still a song I can’t ever turn off and I’m not a big 80’s pop fan. I got floor seats !
One of the most underrated bands of that era. I thought they were great….still do.
I remember their music but life was so busy then it never occurred to me to wonder why no more.
I can remember distinctly the first time I heard "I Just Died in Your Arms." I was watching MTV before going to school, and the video played. I told my sister, "That's going to be a big hit." I love that song! One of the best from the 80s. Record companies have a history of dropping the ball with great bands that fall to the wayside.
Great video and interview as usual! Love your site, Prof! Just wondered if you have ever done anything about AMBROSIA and how they had some monster hits in the 80s and then seemed to fizzle away. Love their music which always bring back great memories of back in the day, but don't know what happened to them! Thanks for all you do...
Legitimately I've loved this band for a bit now, several great songs! I've been in love before is incredible! One for the Mockingbird is so beautiful, so poignant! Any Colour is great too. They have some later tunes I dig too! ❤
@ProfessorofRock You really do such great work and a great service to music. I consider myself an 80s aficionado and have an extensive collection of 80s music. Including deep tracks from artists who most feel only have one or two “good” songs. Embarrassingly, I haven’t gone too deep with Cutting Crew. And now have several more songs in my collection from them - some I think are better than the great Died In Your Arms! Keep up the great work and THANK YOU.
I Just Died in Your Arms is pretty much the perfect song, between the great melody and bridge, lyrics, and of course the crisp guitar tone and outro. I put that song up there with "Something About You" by Level 42 and "Owner of a Lonely Heart" on the Mount Olympus of '80s Top 40 hits. - Dave
Love that comp!
Yup! Similar 80s aesthetic.
This song is such a huge classic, and has been on my regular playlist since the 80s...I get a rush of euphoria just hearing the opening chords. Im so surprised they didn't have more hits
Yes!
I occasionally go the you tube video the cutting crew at rockopolast and listen to you died in my arms tonight. Its about 12 minutes and it fantastic!!
This channel is so cool. I recvomend it all the time. Specially to the young kids I work with.❤❤❤❤
I’m same age as the musician. It’s a really truly lovely album. Truly.