FIRST TIME seeing Journey LIVE! Don't Stop Believin' (Live 1981: Escape Tour)

[@rdhed6]

No computerized autotune, just unadulterated talent!

[@wadefryer7899]

No in ear monitoring, no backing tracks. 100 live. How music should be

[@dacrd]

Yep

[@kevinflynn4519]

wadefryer7899 what is your problem with in ear monitors?? You have something against hearing yourself?? Wow.

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Yep when an artist was an artist not machines being artists.

[@wadefryer7899]

@@kevinflynn4519 yes I hate them. Lose the feel of the crowd.Back then you had to rely on wedges. Took a much better singer to stay on key.

[@lisawest7002]

They don’t call him the voice for nothing ❤

[@barbarafrazier3242]

Omg….so true! Steve Perry is easily in my top 10 best male rock vocalists of all time!

[@barnowl.]

Australia's John Farnham is also called, 'The Voice' for very good reason. too.

[@lisawest7002]

@@barnowl. I wasn’t aware of this, thanks for the info.

[@barnowl.]

@@lisawest7002 John Farnham is brilliant- a vocal genius. Always see and hear him LIVE. His concerts with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra and his band and back-up singers are amazing. He sings in over 20 genres/styles. His career spans 60 years and he's had many top hits and albums. John is a consummate showman and is sooo charismatic and the nicest person. Aussies love him. There are a number of reactions on YT to him. Enjoy !

[@Marvin4521]

That could be used for: Brad, Steve, Freddie and Meatloaf

[@bcostello]

Yes live vocals, when artists were actually artists and had talent.

[@judyhano8277]

I can't even watch all this, not interesting enough even though I do like Journey. You want some excellent music, singing and entertainment, watch Lord Huron live doing Secret of Life.

[@CelticSpiritsCoven]

@@judyhano8277 I don't even know who "Lord Huron" is. Never even heard the name.

[@sharkey9]

@@CelticSpiritsCoven You're not missing anything. Boring as hell.

[@GIGI_6-23]

COMPLETELY AGREE.......IT WAS GREAT GROWING UP IN THE 70'S AND 80'S.......NO BETTER MUSIC HANDS DOWN!!!

[@daganbanks]

Freddie Mercury, Journey, Elton John all amazing

[@bonnie3962]

That's why when a reporter asked Freddie Mercury how does it feel to be the best singer in the world, his reply was, ask Steve Perry.

[@dennisking7848]

Oh wow.. that's great praise

[@TheBarkinFrog]

Yeah I doubt that. That doesn't even sound like something Freddie would say. He was much more effusive in his praise. Freddie's favorite singer of all time was Aretha Franklin, saying about her “She must have one of the best voices ever and she sings like a dream. I wish I could sing half as well as she does. It’s so natural and she puts her whole emotion into it. Each word she sings is so full of meaning and expression. I could listen to it forever. I can still see Aretha as part of my world. ‘Natural Woman’ is one of my all-time favourites. She’s got so many singles and tracks that I like. I love the Amazing Grace album. It’s a kind of gospel album, which I play from time to time and get loads of inspiration from. I’d love Aretha to sing ‘Somebody To Love’, actually.” He would never have just said "Ask Steve Perry." Quite honestly that sounds like a rehash of something similar supposedly said by Jimi Hendrix when he was asked how it felt to be the greatest guitarist in the world. He supposedly replied “I don't know, you'll have to ask Rory Gallagher." Other versions of the story has him saying Terry Kath, and Billy Gibbons. The truth is, there's no evidence it ever happened at all, just like Freddie probably never made the same comment about Steve Perry or anyone else.

[@tracysmith6125]

High praise indeed!

[@maxinewallace6213]

Freddie was and always will be the best in his vocal range . Journey and Queen had different styles. Two great band's. Two great vocalist.

[@boshie2000]

Not true and they use this construct for a number of artists. It’s ridiculous.

[@valerierowlett153]

It is easy to understand why all us old people are hard to impress when it comes to music. We had great music, no auto tune, no big productions, just great music. It was great and still is.

[@lt.spears1889]

Steve Perry is considered by most artists to be one of the best singers of all time.

[@JenniferSmith-pi7dn]

Steve Perry's nickname is The Voice, and for good reason.

[@barnowl.]

Australia's John Farnham is known as 'The Voice' for good reason, too !

[@greed2107]

Thought it was Rodgers from Bad Company

[@mumbles215]

Francis Albert Sinatra was “the voice”

[@lilamuzik3385]

Do you know how lucky my generation was to see arena rock in its all greatness!? God, what a time to be alive!!!!!

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

Yes! We were so lucky to be in that era!!

[@DinDooIt]

60's kids lived through the best American years, 60's-80's!! I wouldn't trade it for more time today, I'm done with this twisted world that's for sure!!

[@brunett93]

i envy you so much.

[@MommaOsoIrish67]

And let's not forget all the amazing outdoor 2-3 day events like Day on the Green and Mountain Air out in Central California!!

[@wildyard5290]

or a real band in your friend's basement...

[@charlesberkowitz2803]

His singing is effortless. I'd argue that he sounds better live better than the original recording. Perry is truly one of the best of all time.

[@ruthlafler5622]

I think he's one of those people who performs better when he's feeding off the energy of an audience. That just can't be replicated in a studio.

[@Chronicmom68]

That's why Steve Perry is called "The Voice". He's a once in a lifetime voice. Greatest band ever.

[@Vana1970]

Because back in the 70's and 80's you made it on talent not on computerisation

[@marshabailey1121]

Steve Perry was vocally perfect every time. Truly the GOAT.

[@carybrown3192]

I beg to differ, I think Chris Cornell is the GOAT of rock& roll vocalists!

[@blairhunt1424]

No, no, no​@@carybrown3192

[@ajiscool615]

Steve Perry is one of the best voices of all time! I was privileged to see them live at Starwood Amphitheater/Nashville in the 80’s. Epic time to be a teenager!!! I promise. Banging music and virtually no fighting. Folks just there, hugging and belting along with every word!!!❤🎶

[@CJ-xl1ox]

💯

[@Incomudro1963]

Yeah, I caught the Journey Raised on Radio tour. I've never seen a better behaved crowd in my life. Just GOOD people.

[@jamesmaize6830]

I saw him at Cal Jam 2 at the Ontario motor speedway

[@jamesmaize6830]

Sw Rush in San Diego... they were awesome

[@Autumn8564]

Saw them on their Escape Tour 1981 in Frankfurt, Germany.

[@evacombs9979]

I'm a 63 yr old white woman who loves to watch your reactions! I got married in 1981. My best friend bought us Journey ticket in Lexington, KY for my wedding present. They total cost of both tickets was $29.50! Those were the days!

[@GranolaBear13]

Those WERE the days, Eva! God Bless!

[@laurabailey1054]

I miss the days of tickets being that price!

[@evalehde3869]

I’ll be 63 in November and I do too. I got married in 84. 40th coming up in December! And my name is also Eva. lol

[@terryperry4160]

To be there again!😮

[@sampam678]

80s rock bands didn't mess around! Their talent was real! No autotune! 80s clothes were great too!♥️♥️♥️

[@susantownsend8397]

No dude, his voice was that good. Pick any live performance, he’ll blow you away. Fan for life.

[@dianewhite4065]

Thats absolutely true

[@stelladelosantos1289]

I second the motion

[@JourneyStevePerryfan1]

Steve Perry IMHO is the greatest singer of all time! No autotune, no ear piece, no vocal training at all . Just raw God given talent! ❤❤❤ you MUST watch Mother Father from the same show!! His vocals are amazing in that also! Anything from the live in Houston is amazing! Steve Perry is 75 now although he is no longer with Journey , he still has an amazing voice.

[@wildyard5290]

but Robert Plant...

[@hippielady123]

I agree

[@cheryltyler8238]

The Netflix doco about "we are the world" a lot of the other artist were all talking about how great he was

[@dianalwendler6860]

Mother Father literally gives me chills ! The emotion, the vocals, the RANGE that Steve Perry hits in that song is WOW, WOW and Wow. 🤯

[@susanfiore5830]

They say that Karen Carpenter is actually BETTER live than she was on the records!!!

[@wallyllama2926]

He doesn’t just sound that good live, he sounds better live. He’s a goddam unicorn.

[@kelleewolfe2834]

A unicorn with freaking fabulous hair!

[@Razor59]

This was my music back in the seventies. No auto tune, no electronic gadgets, no dubbing just God given and hard working talent. Back when music was music.

[@MrsColumbo823]

It’s called Talent. Unmatched. ❤

[@lauraopper2571]

It's even more amazing when you consider that he sang like this throughout the concert, night after night, while on tour.

[@testodude]

great point. He might be an hour into the show at this point.

[@stila1123]

@@testodudeI believe you’re right.

[@mumbles215]

It pays to have good technique

[@suzanneprock7286]

There was no autotune in the 70's, artists had to actually have talent to make it unlike today with autotune. Yes, they actually sound the same as the recordings and knew how to play their instruments. Most groups in the 70's knew how to sing not just in the studio, they all went on tours. I've been to so many concerts to know.

[@codexdelux]

Not many dare to do that anymore, so shoutout to Adele, who actually does :)

[@DinDooIt]

1677 concerts under my belt, from 81' to 2015 was my last concert and it was Van Halen, and I have every stub to prove it.

[@codexdelux]

​@@DinDooIt I'm all for going to concert so artists get their money, but what a weird flex dude. What compelled you to brag about that?

[@DinDooIt]

@@codexdelux Wasn't trying to flex, just saying I've been to a lot of concerts and I was agreeing with the op that a lot of the older bands sounded the same on stage as their albums, that's all, maybe I could have worded it better.

[@codexdelux]

@@DinDooIt I may have interpreted it oddly as well :) Have good weekend :)

[@kallsop2]

It's not just that Steve Perry sounds that good live, it's that Journey sounds that good live. Styx, Foreigner, Kansas, Blue Oyster Cult were all great live.

[@cindyknudson2715]

Yes, the ENTIRE band. They sounded this fabulous TOGETHER.

[@kallsop2]

@@cindyknudson2715 I think that's part of what gets lost on music of the 60's to the 80's is that people get lost in the vocalist and don't really recognize that the whole group worked on the music. Some of music today has really a good vocalist, but it seems the band is just plug and play musicians.

[@charlieweir4117]

Steve Perry is the GREATEST singer of all time. His live performances are beyond excellent.

[@hahaadventures4838]

EPIC 80’s music! Back when musicians were actually talented!

[@rbb8315]

Back then you had to have true talent to make it and they recorded exactly what they really sounded like. Singers and bands from that era sounded exactly like the record when you went to see them live.

[@lesblatnyak5947]

Except for Steely Dan

[@justchillin4065]

Not true. I can name quite a few that sound much better in the studio. Sounding like the studio version live was a exception not the rule

[@justchillin4065]

​@@lesblatnyak5947and many more

[@eriklarson9137]

Oof. Either you didn't actually live back then, our you didn't see many bands.

[@DinDooIt]

@@justchillin4065 It was more of a rule than it is today, that's for damn sure!

[@stevehaas9515]

The greatest vocalist of my generation. Absolutely flawless.

[@danielkarlsson258]

This is such a pop song you've heard 20 millions times. But when you see it live it's more of a rock song and I love it. Perry's voice is truly amazing.

[@cclawson8013]

Rock concerts in the 80’s were just unbelievable!

[@phoenixrising427]

Taking me back to my youth! Proudly 80's kid!

[@terrybeasley5931]

No backup dancers,no crazy pyrotechnics,no auto tune. No distractions from the performance.👍👍

[@melissacaddell2604]

He sounds better live to me than on a record. He is fantastic. What a voice. He can wear whatever he wants. Lol.

[@icculus]

Real bands didn’t used to use auto tune, sampling, recordings during live performances, etc. It was pure talent.

[@pibly7784]

EXACTLY. 👍

[@RebeccaMidyette]

One of the benefits of being older is that we got to see all these great bands live!

[@carolynjoyner7695]

That’s why they call it LIVE. Nothing extra, just talent, which Journey has, in abundance!

[@dcbs8691]

Fifty years later and Journey is still my number one favorite group. Steve Perry is in a league of his own.

[@michaelconnor1542]

Steve Perry's nickname in the eighties was literally THE VOICE. We had many fantastic vocalists, but very few could come close to him. In studio or on stage.

[@aaronherbison7316]

Steve Perry, Lou Gramm and Steve Walsh my top 3 rock vocalists of all time

[@barnowl.]

Australia's John Farnham is known as 'The Voice', too.

[@barnowl.]

@@aaronherbison7316 Listen to Australian John Farnham as he is known as 'The Voice' and is in the world's top list ! He sings rock and over 20 other genres excellently !

[@michaelconnor1542]

@@barnowl. not doubting you, but when? Perry is retired but was a worldwide phenomenon.

[@barnowl.]

@@michaelconnor1542 When was John Farnham singing? From the 1960s to near 2020. The USA may not have heard much of him but other countries in the world did . John did not like touring and soon decided to only do concerts in Australia. Check out his concerts with his band and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. John sings in over 20 genres, has a big gymnastic vocal range and is a consummate, charismatic showman. He has also sung with other famous people who sing his praises eg. Tom Jones, Little River Band, Celine Dion. Richard Marx. Olivia Newton-John, Ray Charles and more. Other famous singers have expressed amazement at his talent.

[@amyweeklynewsreport6787]

Steve Perry's vocals were exceptional The man could sound the same live as a recording sounded It didn't change The man was amazing

[@VincentManiscalco]

My friend, this is live !! no autotune no voiceover no nothing !!

[@nancya8477]

Steve Perry has perfect pitch, never misses a note, such a great range. He's not Freddie Mercury, but he's damn good.

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Keyboardist Johnathan Cain said in an interview that it didn't matter if Steve Perry was in studio, practicing, or live in concert... Steve always sounded that good every time. There's a good reason why JBJ coined the moniker "The Voice" describing Steve Perry. Perry said he first wanted to sing after hearing Sam Cook sing. You can definitely hear some of that influence in Steve's vocal style. My Mom and my older teenage brother saw Journey in concert around this time, and my Mom never forgot the experience. Even when dementia was robbing her of memory, she still remembered Journey & going to see them. (She also went with him to AC/DC & a few other concerts). Unfortunately, I was too young at the time & never got to see them perform before Steve left them for a normal life. Later on, it was for financial reasons that I didn't get to go. One of my biggest regrets is not seeing them. This live performance is the closest I'll ever come to that. No disrespect intended to current frontman, Arnel Pineda, who's a huge Perry fan & does a great job, but it wouldn't be the same w/o Steve.

[@tnewland4571]

Saw them at 20. 3 weeks after I had my baby girl at key area in Seattle. The acoustics were phenomenal. I was in love with their music from my first vinyl. Sounds that can ever be recreated. I have been to about 50 concerts since then. But they shined the brightest 👏👏👏

[@insideoutsideupsidedown2218]

Arnel is at best a karaoke singer. He can not hold a candle to the Steve Perry

[@tracyverba2691]

Very 1st concert 1983t. in Mobile, AL: Bryan Adams was the opening act for Journey. Steve Perry is even more amazing in concert. His voice is STELLAR, in concernt, on album, even now in his golden years....

[@cakesaregood5176]

Saw them both in Atlanta, same tour.

[@lisahodge5414]

I was there for that concert! It was amazing!!

[@dawnpahlke3316]

Same tour in Chicago! I was 22 at the time.

[@GeoffreyRT]

Same tour in LV, NV at The Aladdin Theater.

[@Melissa-kw1sl]

I saw that tour! 1983 Fresno CA. 40 minutes from Steve Perry’s hometown of Hanford CA! ❤

[@Jillightful1]

There was no such thing as stretch denim back then. Commitment. God I love Journey so much. Incredible.

[@sweetbabypls]

This was a time when concerts were awesome!! Cheap, no phones and actual talent!!!

[@RhondaHill-mi7cw]

One of the world's greatest voices. Stands the test of time. Thanks for sharing.

[@ronnie5472]

Yes, he sounds that good. That's why his nickname is "The Voice" 👍

[@cindyv1401]

That's why he is called THE VOICE ❣️🤗❣️

[@tberreth33]

So many people saying the same thing. Steve P is absolutely great here - what a voice! No autotune, no dubbing, just great singing!!!!!!

[@dulceandrade9469]

Mr. Perry, a legend. I am so proud to be from Azores islands, Portugal, where his parents were born in. His voice is pure magic! The band is legendary! ❤❤❤❤

[@nursekate6772]

Saw them live in the 80s. He DEFINITELY sounded that good. Could bring you to tears. They toured so hard for so long he just burnt out. Did a little solo stuff, then disappeared from public life completely.

[@claudiamarsh1648]

You can get this entire live concert and hear music that's better than the studio version. This is talent! Please check out Mother Father for some amazing music.

[@allenruss2976]

Pay attention to the guitarist Neil Schonn. He's considered one of the best of all time. Clapton tried to recruit him at age 15. There were no in ears then. Wireless technology for the stage was still years and years away. Everything was front monitors only

[@nancywyatt821]

Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton were fighting over him then but he chose Santana because Clapton wanted him to move to London and he wasn't ready for that.

[@allenruss2976]

@@nancywyatt821 imagine being 15 and Clapton wants you.

[@nancywyatt821]

@@pnshr88 Actually, Rolie introduced Neal to Carlos. Neal had been playing hooky from school to jam with Rolie for some time.

[@pnshr88]

@@nancywyatt821 that's right and then he had the choice of going back to school or play in Santana. And he sucked at school so..... 🤷‍♂️

[@sarahwiebe6592]

BEST guitarist EVER!!! All of them together - SPerry, Neal, John, Ross, and Steve Smith -the true JOURNEY!!!❤

[@davidmalarkey1302]

Just raw talent no auto tune no backing track/ lip sync every musician at the top of their game.

[@Nurseynurse282]

Love watching your reaction. Great to see people enjoy musical genius

[@Giddy0208]

His God Given Talent is truly incredible....hence the reason he's known as "THE VOICE"

[@jomc6734]

There was a time when bands actually performed live. No autotune. No backing tracks. Just pure talent. The live 1981 performance by Queen of Somebody to Love is another example of a band at the top of their game.

[@peggypieters661]

Absolutely Mother, Father; his vocal ability will blow you away. This is the same Houston concert.

[@StrangerListening6703]

I hope he takes a listen to mother father. It is by far one of the greats.

[@marilyn4917]

Their song Mother,Father live will show him go to the next level…yes, another level!

[@pamjohnston7473]

Add. Who’s Crying Now from same concert 1981 Houston

[@Joex51x]

Steve Recorded mother Father in One take according to Cain

[@geiekr4481]

"Mother, father" is a amazing song!!!

[@deaniedunham7275]

Steve has one of the most distinctive voices. There’s no auto tuning with Steve. What you hear is what you get. Steve put his heart into everything he sings.❤❤

[@kathywalters3811]

My senior year in high school -- 1981 -- about 90 miles from where this concert was being played. Journey owned the 80's!!

[@Missy756]

Not only did he sing for hours. He literally RAN around the set the entire time. Unbelievable. Saw a video this week where he was at a baseball game. Singing his song.

[@ajruther67]

It's not hard to sound exactly like the record when there is no auto tune just natural talent

[@susieautrey6112]

Most artists from that era and before sound basically the same live as they do in studio. There was no autotune back in those days, and people went to concerts expecting the same quality as they got on the album. A band wouldn't make it if they couldn't perform live. Most of them didn't use the in-ears either. There wasn't all that much technology involved, and there weren't nearly as many toys available as there are now.

[@rff2552]

So true!! They would get booed of the stage or have shit thrown at them. Sad but true

[@terryhogan327]

I lived my years on 60s and 70s music! The very best! They wrote and sang their own songs no computer driven! Pure music!

[@TexasDonna-xu6fq]

JOURNEY --- "Wheel In The Sky" live in Osaka 1980!!! Steve's song intro in this performance is EPIC! High energy interaction with the concert goers! It is a must for any Journey fan!

[@CarolineDelavault-k1y]

Steve always sounded BETTER live. He was a perfectionist and loved feeding off audience energy

[@dianesmallwood6182]

I’m 70 and have seen journey 4 times omg the best

[@danaberman6929]

Dude,,,you have the look of a person actually at the concert. PURE talent... Real Singing. Journey was amazing...

[@lancevaughn432]

Journey, Live. Open Arms, all the bands played their own instruments, Great singers, no autotune.

[@SamIamIam]

I am in my 60s and think the 80s was the best music of all time

[@emmasurf8109]

In the older days we'd see a band live and they'd sound sometimes better than the vinyl. I'm guessing we took that for granted compared to today

[@catmomclark9053]

I was lucky enough to see them in concert a few times in my 20's. They were awesome.

[@richdavis9789]

he sounds that good live because.... TALENT!!!! no autotune, no nothing, TALENT!!!

[@Randsurfer]

Consider in concert he is running around, hand holding a bare mic and still has this quality of sound.

[@lorrainehoward2722]

Steve Perry isn’t called the voice for nothing. He produced music by himself later after Journey. He was just as good then. He has always been one of my very favorite singers.

[@barnowl.]

Australia's John Farnham is known as 'The Voice', too !

[@danielleshay1972]

What a great song. The 80s were awesome. I'm 66 and still rocking. Keep singing and listening.

[@korinamoss3581]

I was in the 7th row at a Journey concert in 1982 for my 16th birthday. They were my favorite band. It was epic. His voice was phenomenal.

[@tom56ism]

Steve has such a unique and powerful voice, and this band is great.

[@sabrinapittsley2304]

You HAVE to watch Steve sing “Mother, Father, Sister, Brother” from this same concert. The notes he hits are incredible in range.

[@hugolafhugolaf]

Castronovo was downright impressive signing that one though.

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

Totally agree!!!! Insane. SP's vocal wizardry on that one is over-the-top.

[@Skeeter123]

Check out Steve's songs Foolish Heart, When you Love a Woman, Oh Sherrie & Mother, Father 🔥🎶 his voice, one of a kind ❤

[@JodiLuikart]

The 80’s were great!! So glad I experienced them in my life at the point I was at in my lifespan

[@chelms1039]

Seeing them live was amazing way back when! Thanks for bringing back the memories!

[@Ydnic7481]

It's been a few years since I've watched this performance ❤ I still get chills 😎 for me, 1981 is the year I met my husband ♥️ so the feelings this invokes actually surprised me.... May 1st is our 42yrs

[@TBaynes64]

I love how minimal the stage was...focus is on the band and the music. Awesome.

[@Blue-6773]

My favorite song is Lights, but I've never heard a bad song from Journey, be it studio or live.

[@danikagopcevic-levesque925]

HIS VOICE WAS UNREAL! ONE OF MY ABSOLUTE FAVORITES!❤❤

[@kestrelle5345]

"Mother, Father" from this same concert, is very powerful, with some jaw dropping notes!

[@WitchelliB]

The only person that I saw live that could keep up with Steve Perry was Freddie Mercury. I saw them both in the 70s. 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@Incomudro1963]

Steve was better live than Freddie. Freddie often cut corners, evaded high notes live that he hit in the studio etc. I'm not saying Freddie wasn't great, he was one of the very best. But as far as vocal delivery, show after show - Steve Perry has him beat.

[@WitchelliB]

@@Incomudro1963 yeah. I disagree. Saw them both live, same year (78) same venue ( The Garden ) both were equally incredible.

[@barnowl.]

You have not heard Australian John Farnham, then !??!

[@donnabost4445]

Remember its 1980's no auto tune, The clothes from the 70's.....They call him "THE VOICE" for every reason you are hearing....

[@dianejones8225]

I went to 4 of there concerts. How good they sound is the reason. ❤️‍🔥

[@giovannicofre4906]

This is just one of many examples of why Steve Perry is referred to as ''The Voice!"

[@barbarawayland2424]

I came back just to this video just to watch your reaction again!!! Love it....priceless!!!

[@JohnSmith-pp8rf]

They were my Dad’s favorite band! And this was his favorite song. RIP Dad. Every time I hear this song I get pumped and picture him rockin out with Jesus! Miss ya Dad! Love you! - Kristin

[@taylordmyterko1930]

Journey- Wheel In The Sky, Lights, Separate Ways, Faithfully and Mother Father. So incredible.

[@frogicus]

One of the greatest voices of all time !

[@user-tx3hl9bl6y]

His voice was and is unmatched!

[@natashka8880]

Incredible voice. Gives me goosebumps every time. And OMG, those tight jeans.

[@LoisChisholm]

Freakin Amazing every time!

[@copnie]

Growing up in the 80"s was so amazing. Big hair, shoulder pads and the best music. Maybe that's why my generation is so critical of today's musicians. Loved your enthusiasm to this video.

[@anitawright7169]

This is pure, unadulterated, raw talent! No auto tune. Steve Perry has the most beautiful voice! Love your reaction! ♥❤‍🔥

[@natashka8880]

FYI Steve Perry signed with a new record label two days ago and sounds like he'll do his first solo tour in 30 years. YES! Bring it on!

[@AD-oh4st]

He is one of the greatest voices of all time no autotune just amazing talent and that is why he is known as the VOICE