Berlin_take_my_breath_away_1986_hq
: The song was initially offered to The Motels , but Moroder eventually chose Berlin because he had previously produced their song "No More Words." Band Dynamics & Conflict
: The band was deeply divided over the song. Primary songwriter John Crawford opposed recording it, fearing it would overshadow their own material and didn't fit their new wave sound. berlin_take_my_breath_away_1986_hq
: The song won the Academy Award and the Golden Globe for Best Original Song in 1986. : The song was initially offered to The
: Tom Whitlock, Moroder's former studio assistant, wrote the lyrics during his drive home from the studio after hearing the demo. Moroder's former studio assistant
Close
We collect and/or access information stored on a terminal, such as cookies, and process personal data, such as unique identifiers and standard information sent by each terminal to measure content performance, obtain audience data, and develop and improve our products.
With your permission, we may use precise geolocation and identification data through those terminal analysis.
By clicking, you can consent to the processing described above.
You may also refuse to give your consent.
Please note that some processing of your personal data may not require your consent, but you have the right to object. Your preferences will only apply to this website.
I agree to the collect and processing of data to measure content performance and obtain audience data
I agree
I refuse
