Whitlock was also drummer of the Missouri band, The Dog People, with Michael Granda (aka Supe Dujour), Jim Wunderle, and Terry Wilson. Death Whitlock died from complications of Alzheimer's disease in Nashville, Tennessee, on February 18, 2023, at the age of 68. Filmography of songs Top Gun (1986) ("Take My Breath Away", performed by Berlin; "Danger Zone", by Kenny Loggins; "Radar Radio" by Giorgio Moroder featuring Joe Pizzulo; "Lead Me On" by Teena Marie; "Through the Fire" by Larry Greene, all co-written by Giorgio Moroder) American Anthem (1986) ("Wings to Fly", performed by Graham Nash, co-written by Giorgio Moroder) Over the Top (1987) ("Winner Takes It All" by Sammy Hagar; "Meet Me Half Way" by Kenny Loggins; "In This Country" by Robin Zander; "Take It Higher" and "Mind Over Matter" by Larry Greene; "All I Need Is You" by Big Trouble; "Gypsy Soul" by Asia; "I Will Be Strong" by Eddie Money; all co-written by Giorgio Moroder) Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds in Paradise (1987) ("Nightlife" and "Overdrive", both performed by Larry Lee and co-written by Larry Lee and Steve Bates) Fatal Beauty (1987) ("Criminal", performed by Shannon; co-written by Sylvester Levay) Dream a Little Dream (1989) ("Whenever There's a Night", by Mike Reno; "Never Turn Away", by Chris Thompson; both co-written by John William Dexter) Let It Ride (1989) ("Money Talks", "Win or Lose") Navy SEALs (1990) (writer: "Strike Like Lightning", "Shadows") Fire, Ice and Dynamite (1990) ("Rock Noon", by Dominoe, co-written by Harold Faltermeyer and Brian Reeves; "Get Ready", by Rockafella, co-written by Faltermeyer) Out for Justice (1991) ("Temptation", by Teresa James; co-written by Todd Smallwood) Boris and Natasha (1992) ("I Want It All", by Marietta, co-written by David Darling) 10 Things I Hate About You (1999) ("Even Angels Fall", by Jessica Riddle) References External links [ Allmusic] Supe Dujour 1954 births 2023 deaths Best Original Song Academy Award-winning songwriters Golden Globe Award-winning musicians Grammy Award winners Drury University alumni Musicians from Springfield, Missouri Songwriters from Missouri Deaths from Alzheimer's disease Deaths from dementia in Tennessee