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I've Had The Time of My Life REACTION Video | Bill Medley, Jennifer Warnes best reaction to music
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- Millennial reacts to old music. Dirty Dancing song reaction video, Time Of My Life. I've Had the Time of My Life reaction video. Best reaction videos to music. Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes.
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00:00 Intro
01:03 Reaction Begins
06:29 Conclusion
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In my opinion this song is untouchable.. because there's nobody who can replace their uniqe voices without failing with to live up to their standard
Just like nobody could ever imitate Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey in the movie
Patrick was born to play Johnny in DIRTY DANCING. The credit goes to his mother Patsy. In the 1960s, Swayze founded and directed both the Houston Jazz Ballet Company and her own Houston dance studio, the Swayze School of Dance. All five of her children became dancers and actors and Patsy's training has been credited for leading her son Patrick to his starring role in Dirty Dancing in 1987. Patrick met his future wife, film director and actress Lisa Niemi, while they were Patsy's students at the Swayze School of Dance. And as for Jennifer Grey remember..."nobody puts Baby in the corner".
Jennifer Warnes is such a wonderful singer. I spent a month driving across the USA in August 1979. At that time Jennifer had a huge hit called “I Know a Heartache When I See One”. I must have heard that record in the car hundreds of times, but I never tired of it. When I reached Los Angeles I purchased the single and took it back to England. Her other huge hit around the same time was a song called “The Right Time of The Night.” It would be great if you could feature a reaction to either of those beautiful recordings.
This song won them a golden globe, an Emmy and an Academy Award. Another one Bill didn’t think would be a hit, he and Jennifer Warnes just wanted a chance to work together. Bill sang the theme songs for more than 30 movies and TV series. (Eg ‘Friday Night is a good Night for Football’ from ‘The Last Boyscout”, and the theme for ‘Just the Ten of Us’ TV series)
Bill Medley to a degree stepped outside of his "comfort zone" in this song. He is much more animated than his usual performance which I find refreshing. His bass-baritone voice is remarkable and very distinctive. Take care.
This song was originally intended for Donna Summer and Joe Esposito (he sang Heaven Knows with Donna, Lady Lady Lady from Flashdance, and Piano In The Dark with Brenda Russell) from Brooklyn Dreams. It got shopped around, for a while before finally going to Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes.
A few years prior to this, Jennifer Warnes was part of another great movie soundtrack duet. She collaborated with Joe Cocker on "Up Where We Belong" from the soundtrack of "An Officer and a Gentleman" in 1982.
Well done, moving with the sound ladies!
Jennifer Warnes apparently commented “I enjoyed being Bobby Hatfield “ 😊
Neither of them really wanted to do it but they wanted to work with each other and this was their chance….
One of the many things I loved about 80s music is that it probably had more great male-female duets than any other decade. I've Had The Time Of Life is certainly one of them. I remember when the movie Dirty Dancing came out in 1987. I've always loved the movie and this song. While you've covered Bill Medley as one half of the great duo The Righteous Brothers, I thought you might be interested in some of Jennifer Warnes other most notable songs. She recorded a terrific top ten hit in 1977 "Right Time Of The Night".Also, in 1982, she recorded a duet with Joe Cocker "Up Where We Belong." It's a great ballad which was the theme song from the movie "An Officer And A Gemtleman."
Great Duets inmovies, Ann Wilson and MIke Reno doing Almost Paradise
Very fun song, and so memorable because of the movie. Bill Medley has this great low voice, but I am really drawn to what Jennifer Warnes does in this. I have been a fan since the late 70's and "Right Time of the Night."
Glad you did this song. It's a feel good song and so timeless.
Jennifer Warnes had a solo carrier as well. One of my favorites is ' Right Time of the Night '.
Love their voices in this so much. The small irony is that Bobby was the fabulous dancer between the RB. Bill would usually include this song on their Righteous Brothers tours, singing with one of their back-up singers. I'm assuming he still does.
Anything that Bill Medley performs you know will be great and Jennifer Warnes is wonderful. In this finale from Dirty Dancing is fabulous. What else is there to say. Thx for playing it.
Jennifer Warnes sang another great duet with Joe Cocker Called Up Where We Belong that's just as good as this song
Besides the movie, I love the soundtrack to that movie. All the songs are great
You need to do one more Bill Medley/Righteous Brothers song to 'complete the set': "I Just Want to Make Love to You", which showcases exactly his inherent soul-talent. Very blues sound.
If I recall correctly, the studio guitarist so prominent in the recording is the late Glen Campbell, who also featured on the classic song "Tequila". This was long before Campbell was backed up by the incredible John Hartford as Campbell recorded Hartford's songs "Gentle On My Mind" and "Wichita Lineman".
Please react to Jennifer Warnes and Joe Cocker, Up where we belong. Also, the Carpenters.
You guys might want to check out Patrick Swayze he sang a song in Dirty Dancing called She's Like the Wind it's really pretty good I'm I'm surprised he actually sings as good as he does because you know Patrick Swayze is basically an actor and a dancer he studied dance and acting but he's got a pretty doggone good voice too I wouldn't say he's like either the Righteous Brothers not that good but he's pretty good better than I thought he'd be kind of like David Soul was.
Whoever paired these two up,for his song,is a musical genius.Phew!
Don't forget Bill Medley was 20 years older when he did this Incidentally he's still singing at 82. Great old video available of Righteous Brothers on Ed Sullivan performing You'll never walk alone
It's a wonder both brothers could sing at all later on in their musical careers. Bill wrote a book about his own life also called "The Time of My Life" and you can purchase it at Amazon. He tells in detail how when in Vegas in 1974 he totally lost his voice & all the doctors he went to said his vocal cords were so damaged that the loss was permanent. Interesting read how a chance meeting with his former high school music teacher slowly retrained him how to use the voice he had left to learn to sing again. Then Bobby Hatfield in 1988 was horsing around with a friend & they started pushing each other inside of The Hop after he & Bill had performed (a club owned by The Righteous Brothers in CA) and they went outside. Immediately Bobby got shoved so hard by this guy that he flew & hit the cement face down. All of Bobby's teeth were broken and every single bone in his face. Even his palate was broken in two. Obviously he was in serious condition & singing was not on his mind...survival to be alive & with his family was. So we appreciate both of the Righteous Brothers for doing what they did to get back out there and continue to sing for themselves & their fans. In fact they had a whole new generation know who they were when the movie Ghost came out in 1990 using their recording of Unchained Melody. They rerecorded it 25 yrs after the first record came out and it was a hit once again.
@@pharamathews5152 Thanks , I have his book
I really like that video of them singing "You'll Never Walk Alone" too. After reading Bill's book I purchased Darlene Love's (of The Blossoms) book. Have you read "My Birthdad Was A Righteous Brother-- My Adoption Journey by Sheri Strobaugh. That's a good book & hard to put down. The caring author & adoptee waited & didn't have the book published until her loving adopted parents passed away. Also available at Amazon.
@@pharamathews5152 I'll have to check that out as well, thanks again
Jennifer Warnes was quite well known in the country and pop genre, with her strong vocals. Cannot say enough about Bill Medleys vocal talent. A very good song with a great duet to sing it. Good movie too. Patrick Swayze is one of the last actors that can actually dance too, along with John Travolta and Kevin Bacon.
And Patrick could sing,too.
Bill had throat problems in the 70's and at one point thought his singing career might be over. Afterwards he did have a noticeable rasp, but still a very easily identifiable voice.
Ok I did pick up on that! He still sounds wonderful
Bill’s solo career took a toll on his voice. Overworked, the strain caused the loss of his voice for awhile.
From the movie "Dirty Dancing" the final dance number.
Great song, great movie!
Another song by the Righteous Brothers is Rock and Roll Heaven. It came out in 1974, and it remembers six great singers, that have passed away. Note the difference between their earlier videos and this one as far as dress goes. Thanks
You ladies need to hear Tell It Like It Is by Aaron Neville. Beautiful song
One of my favourite movie soundtrack songs ever. So much positive energy in it.
Oh, and when my dad was in his early 20s (which incidentally would be when Dirty Dancing came) he looked so much like Patrick Swayze it's uncanny!
OMG. Love the inter-generational love you two show.,,and it's a great song, too
I love this song and I love the movie. Bill Medley Is so awesome! Love your reactions!
Jennifer Warren had another great movie duet with Joe Cocker
. Up where we belong. The movie . Officer and a Gentleman.
For me then it was about the music, but now listening to these wonderful tunes, they're sparking off all kinds of memories. This was Sweeties sister's favorite movie, album, etc.. She died in a Nashville Motel of an Overdose trying to capture her dream of fame that had no chance of ever working out. 😞
Hungry eyes from the same movie was also a good song. Also a sexy tune.
Can't wait for my INXS and Robert palmer requests
Thanks for allowing me to relive "the time of my life"! What memories! I'll tell you a secret from my high school days. In the 60's, before personal computers, when you had term papers to write the best reference library was our downtown city library. Good looking, smart young ladies from all of the Houston & suburban high schools would use the downtown library (open until 9 p.m.). Very few guys knew about this. My buddies & I would go down to the library about 1 night a week just to meet girls. Talk about enlarging your dating pool. Now I live on a mountain side in Idaho preparing for Trick or Treaters & winter. I hope that you both take time to watch "Dirty Dancing" again. That might have been the best era?
How smart of you and your friends! Plus, I'm sure the girls you met were very smart, being at the library. My mom and I will have to re-watch this fantastic movie!
@@generationgapreacts Remember, most parents wouldn't let their daughters go out on a date on a school night. They would let them go to the library. So, you just made a date to meet at the library.
@@duanelavely5481 That was clever. 😃
love bill medley deep voice, and i love jennifer warns smooth and slightly raspy vocals
I would really love to see both of yours reactions to "Texas Flood" (live at the El Mocambo) by Stevie Ray Vaughn! A second song would be his rendition of "Mary Had A Little Lamb"!! Both are EPIC!
best movie, Dirty Dancing..great music....
The record company that produced this great song did not want Jennifer Warnes to sing with Bill Medley on this song, they were determined but Bill stood his ground and said if Jennifer is not singing with me I'm not doing it so the record company gave in and said okay, I'm sure they were kicking themselves when they first heard it and realized Bill was right all along
love lived this.....a happier world back then.
More than a couple of suggestions for you to react to.
Roy Orbison's "Only The Lonely" and "In Dreams" for starters,
Then Bread's "Sweet Surrender" and "Diary".
Followed up by Joe Cocker covering Ray Charles' classic "Unchain My Heart."
If you like a bit of instrumental music, there's "Groovin With Mr Bloe" by Mr Bloe with the inimitable Harry Pitch on harmonica.
"Stranger On the Shore" by Acker Bilk, "Midnight In Moscow" and "Suki Yaki" by Kenny Ball.
My girlfriend and soon to be wife at the time loved this movie. It was our movie I guess you could say. She chose this as our wedding song. Her mother tried to change her mind but she insisted. We are not together anymore but the song brings back sone good memories.
What a great concept for reaction channels, you two are really great together,
I have two daughters and we get along so well and are able to discuss things, we are best friends too, however, they are women, soooo, lol. Just kidding
I would like to see a reaction to Pentatonic “The Prayer “, “The Sound of Silence “ or any of their music
*PentatoniX! No “c”!!
@@drieuxkoeppel8152 got to love spellchecker
You guys should definitely check out the Righteous Brothers singing a Ray Charles song called what'd I say.
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Dont miss these songs from there earlyer years
See That Girl - Guess Who - Stand By
I tried to leave a comment on your Tom Jones reaction and it just disappeared all of a sudden. Here it is anyway.
Great analysis, gals: I think it is the prisoner interpretation. He is surrounded by four grey walls, there is a sad old padre and he is going to 'walk' at daybreak. I've never seen it as anything other than he has a death sentence.
This is not a brothers as Bobby had died long before Bill made this. It is a love song about the stars of Dirty Dancing
Bobby died in 2003 - this was 1986. They were performing as the Righteous Brothers at that time but Bill had a separate solo career he had embarked on when they had split for six years starting in 1968.
now this is sad.....it's talking about love....and there's so little of it now.
Oh, if you want rasp, check out Bob Seger.
I tried to react to green green grass of home,mom is always right, lyrics tells stories. P.s he was in prison dreaming before execution then sent home to be buried, I use to live in same town pontypridd South wales. Next time can you react to massachusetts XOXO
Not the Righteous Brothers just 1 lol
Can't wait for my Tears for fears request
Hey Kevin, which song request would you want next?
Tears for fears, INXS, or Bee Gees bodyguard?
INXS next
Then Tears for fears
Then Robert palmer
Then Bee gees
Those are all my requests !
Thank you so much I so can't wait so excited your my fav channel !
INXS coming today!
Hi ladies how about a real winner You Wilk Never Walk Alone by the Righteous Bros.
you know it's strange, just what all those guys who say "I don't dance" just what they're missing out on with the girls, lol
Hi ladies .. You know Bill Medley quite well by now, but you should check out more of the very talented Jennifer Warnes when you have time .. Hugely respected by other singers and musicians, she has a big repertoire of material to explore .. There's a great video of her performing her hit "Right Time Of The Night" live on the Midnight Special show .. She sings it as well as she does on the record !
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