Journey | Feeling That Way/Anytime | Live On The Midnight Special 1978 | Reaction |

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[@cocodroppingdeucesroux2050]

The guy introducing them with the cigarette voice…That’s the most famous DJ of the 70’s. Wolf man Jack

[@dominiczanella8443]

The lead on those songs was Greg Rollie. He was a lead singer for Santana on Black magic woman. He and Niel Schon formed Journey and Steve joined later. He left Journey later and Jonathan Cain became the keyboard player.

[@haveuforgotten]

This is the best Journey line up

[@karenhardy7964]

His voice is not a falsetto; it’s his range. Steve Perry had the most magnificent voice of all male singers.

[@lindasokolowski8506]

The Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack! I watched it every week ❤

[@marshabailey772]

4 octaves + 5. A decent range for sure. What sets Steve apart is his ability to stay up in the high tenor range (he is the only counter tenor I've ever heard who doesn't sound like a girl) and, of course, his flawless vocal technique. Plus he was blessed with a voice that SOUNDS beautiful.

[@lorihinkle234]

The other guy singing is Greg Rollie. He was the original singer & keyboardist. Came over from Santana with Neil Schon (lead guitar).

[@janetellzey7701]

Steve and gregg vocals blended so well together wish they had traded vocals more often

[@amysondel9971]

Listen to the Journey live in Houston concert from 1981. One of the best concerts you will ever see and hear.

[@karenurbanski5004]

Agreed

[@johnfoster5295]

Gregg Rolie was the lead singer of Journey on their first 3 albums before Steve Perry joined the band.

[@squaaaaak3178]

Lot of people don't make the connection that Greg was the lead singer on Black magic woman.p

[@kenperkins7921]

​ journey, Jist the same way.

[@kenperkins7921]

Just the same way

[@discus1713]

I'm so glad to see somebody finally react to the song it is one of my all-time favorite journey songs

[@Cheryltwin2012]

Journey was known for their "segue songs", songs that went right from one song right into the next without a break. "Morning Girl/Stay Awhile" from the album "Departure" is also very pretty. I especially love the differences in the two voices---Gregg Rollie and Steve Perry. They harmonize beautifully too. I could probably listen to this and to "Lights" and be perfectly happy.

[@jchenson1958]

Best live band ever.

[@darrenmiller6927]

The first album with Steve Perry. We noticed, trust me. I was 13, loved loved me some Journey. Saw them in 1979, I was 14, Steve Perry was shocking. He out did his album performances. They were touring for their second album with Steve. Amazing singer. I'll never forget how we went from awe to shock to screaming our lungs. Let's not start on Neal on the guitar, et.

[@rivercityracer3683]

IMO "Anytime" has one of the best, most epic outros of any song, ever.

[@robbob5302]

Agreed. I never used to like Feeling that way, and would always change the station when it was on. But I loved Anytime. Took me years to figure out why I could never hear it from the beginning though. ( Because I always changed the station before it played!)😜😊

[@sallymcmanus9198]

I’m thinking that this is the first live performance of Journey after Steve joined the band. The record label was going to drop the band because they weren’t being played on the radio & their manager forced them to listen to the demo tape of Steve. His addition to the band is, as they say, the start of something beautiful! ✌️☮️

[@chaseharlann]

this isn’t his first live performance of him with the band

[@sallymcmanus9198]

@@chaseharlann I stand corrected, Journey’s first live performance with Steve as frontman was in October 1977. Although I didn’t say that I was positive, I should’ve researched before commenting ✌️☮️

[@benniecourter657]

@@sallymcmanus9198 you said I'm thinking. That doesn't sound positive or factual to me. Ol dude is tripping

[@victorialw1]

That's Mr. Gregg Rolie, one of the founding members of Journey. I LOVED how he and Steve harmonized together. Steve has said that when he was four years old he was hitting those high notes and his mom would about jump out of her skin.

[@leannapeck9509]

They were amazing together. Their voices really complemented each other!!!!🔥🔥♥️♥️🤗🤗

[@marshabailey772]

Perfection.

[@geoffsullivan7902]

Old school, Greg Rollie on keys Journey.....Nice ! ❤️🎼🤘😎 don’t ya love that key change ? Uh huh....😃that’s the same Greg Rollie from Santana and that’s how Neil Schindler got to both bands. Neil was a teenager for Evil Ways....meanwhile they got this started then found Steve Perry and boom. Yep.

[@kenkonwick6660]

This was soon after Steve joined the group. Greg Rolle was the primary vocalist before thus and soon after Steve's arrival, left the band. It's too bad because those 2 voices could have produced magic that would be beyond belief.

[@jonrudd4733]

It's Greg Rolie

[@kenkonwick6660]

@@jonrudd4733 pardon my spelling

[@jonrudd4733]

@@kenkonwick6660 I didn't mean it as a put down.

[@xoxxobob61]

I got to see Journey in Concert in the 80's after they released their "Escape" Album and Steve Perry's voice was no Joke back then!

[@LordTiberius52]

The run on to anytime from. Feelin' Is magic. One of the greatest thins ever done in Rock

[@ROG958]

Greg Rollie was with Santana. Lead singer on Black magic woman. Left not long after the arrival of Steve. Very talented.

[@wildmountainsky]

I thought Greg and Steve were a great compliment to one another...wish they had both remained for the long haul.

[@lynnepeck6180]

They would have been amazing. I loved these two together

[@tt55k]

Greg didn’t like the direction Steve wanted to go so he quit .

[@nancywyatt821]

@@tt55k He left because he didn't want to come home from a tour and be greeted with "Your dog died and I want a divorce."

[@doreenECHO]

I love feeling that way... that guy is Greg Rollie...Greg was Journeys front man (Singer) before Steve...Greg and Neil were in Santana together before journey...Greg sang" black magic women". You might want to check that out... thanks 💜 Doreen from Down Under

[@RustyHinge]

It's Gregg Rolie and Neal.

[@MrManfly]

the great Gregg Rolie !!

[@tabithagamblin791]

I keep forgetting about Greg rollie being journey's first singer and always love his voice as much as Steve Perry

[@rubencarrera2225]

Yes!! Very good information for those who don't know.👍👍👍

[@humboldtharry4248]

Wow never knew that about Greg 👍

[@gloriagaddy]

You should react to "Forever Right or Wrong (Love's Like a River)", a solo song by Steve Perry that most Journey fans have never heard...and as far as I can tell, no one else has reacted to. It truly shows off Steve's soulful side. If you love harmonies, you'll LOVE this song.

[@Karat9780]

And it’s all Steve! The song reaches down to your soul. Makes me cry every time.

[@anaelnarf9261]

Steve is freakin' amazing on that one... 😍

[@jn7891]

Dixie Highway by Journey is another phenomenal performance by Steve and the musicianship is on another level. No cap.

[@Basai7]

YES!

[@wendyhowe2178]

Any song from the Infinity Album is absolutely the B💥MB!!!! Love ALL of Journey from 1977-1986...but I’m swooned by the early stuff!!! Steve and the boys at their prime. IMO. Timeless...gets me right in the feels...ANYTIME...EVERY TIME.❤️

[@rogerdaly6326]

Neil Schon is a great guitar player simply for the fact that he always puts melody over flash & showboating. You can hear that he has the ability to rip it up but instead plays with taste for the song. Always admired that about him.

[@Jihavoh777]

It’s been too long! Missed the Journey tracks!! 😍

[@Grumpy_Rabbit]

Announcer Dude went by the stage name of "Wolfman Jack." Back in the day, he was one of the most famous and influential radio DJs. The "Howard Stern" of the 1960s and 70s. The "Guess Who" actually released a song about Wolfman Jack, called "Clap For The Wolfman": kzbin.info/www/bejne/moCbkpt-msmWpM0

[@workingman6681]

Watched this actually live. Midnight special was watched every weekend! That is Wolf Man Jack with the cigarette voice!!

[@marshabailey772]

Me, too. I am sooooooo old...

[@gingercollier7949]

That’s wolf man Jack. He was an FM DJ! Steve Perry is the voice of Journey.

[@scotterdamon]

Journey when they were a real Rock Band.

[@davideberhart9523]

Greg Rollie on keyboards/piano. He was replaced by Jonathan Cain who later came from The Babys. Love that bands tune 'Every time I think of You".

[@robertshields7192]

Loving watching some old reactions brus!

[@bernakeene126]

"Lights" !! An amazing song!

[@michelledurham8473]

Missed you reacting to Steve. We all love his voice too! Thanks😁

[@DanJackson1977]

Wolfman Jack, the man, the myth, the legend. Legendary DJ and radio personality.

[@richardgautney4375]

The man talkin was Wolfman Jack he was a legendary DJ

[@user-my9ip7mq6f]

I love it! Your face just lit up when Steve started singing. I love Steve but these 2 songs with Greg Rolie are amazing. They sing so well together.

[@tylerhackner9731]

Iconic band 🔥🔥

[@cden409]

Every time those doors slam in the background, I jump! Scares the h* out of me 😬 LOL but I still come back to hear this 🤷‍♀️

[@sulatlalaki]

These two songs MUST be played back-to-back.

[@sterlingarcher9208]

I saw this on TV in '78! Saw this tour too in Chicago!

[@johnmedrano9922]

You need to listen to Daydream, la Do Da Early Journey Is So Awsome. Patiently, wheels In The Sky, loving, touching, squeezing, So So many...

[@Basai7]

Can't help but sing along, can ya... 🥰🎶 Greg Rolie is the co-lead on these two songs, and with Guitarist Neil Schon, one of the original members. At this point, Steve was brand-spanking-new to Journey, and they were riding that meteoric rise to success. Greg left for other ventures and was replaced by Jonathan Cain, on keyboard.

[@lisapanka6910]

Gregg Rolie on keys and lead vocals and Neal Schon on guitar. Gregg and Neal were both in Santana before Journey. Gregg was the singer on Santana’s Black Magic Woman, Evil Ways, etc. Neal joined Santana at 16 after turning down an offer to join Eric Clapton’s band Derek and the Dominoes.

[@robertkees6048]

You can't miss Steve Perry's voice, it's pretty singular, plus he has perfect hair, it's an embarrassment of riches. And how's about a little love for the rhythm section, nobody talks them up, but they really hold it down

[@427IEI]

You have to react to Journey Sweet and Simple. Its the most amazing vocal performance. You wont believe what he can do. A different level. Plus great guitar work.

[@dumdumbush]

I this is their best.

[@FrethKindheart]

Even though it's taken from VHS and there are skips and defects, it's an awesome performance.

[@RealGenX]

Steve perry blew me away as as a kid, I saw them 4 nights is a row and every show was incredible and somewhat different

[@oystersnag]

Such a great group. They have some amazing classic songs.

[@karenhardy7964]

These two songs were always played together on the radio. Gregg Rollie was the lead in these, and I believe he wrote them. Steve became the next lead, when Rollie left.

[@tcconnection]

Certainly see why the band's success took off with Steve's voice

[@DWish808]

The introduction guy was "Wolfman Jack". If you don't know, you better know. lol. He was hugely popular back when I was growing up. He died in '95. He was like the Dick Clark of his time. From Wikipedia: Robert Weston Smith, known as Wolfman Jack, was an American disc jockey. Famous for his gravelly voice, he credited it for his success, saying, "It's kept meat and potatoes on the table for years for Wolfman and Wolfwoman. A couple of shots of whiskey helps it. I've got that nice raspy sound."

[@Karat9780]

He was great...listened to him all through my youth. WLS Chicago.

[@MikeCoggan]

Neil and Greg along with Dean Castranovo - did a tour in California 2 or 3 years ago as Journey Through Time - Dean was playing drums and singing the Steve Perry parts - and is the closest to Perry in his prime. Also Greg was the lead singer for Santana - Black Magic Woman, Oye Como Va, Evil Ways, and also founded the Storm with Ross Valory and Steve Smith. Check out I've Got A Lot to Learn About Love

[@marshabailey772]

I agree. The lead singer of one of the Journey tribute bands, Hugo, also sounds really good.

[@johnabbott257]

The more you hear it, the more unreal it becomes-

[@usmcrn4418]

Greg Rollie on vocals and keyboards was the original vocalist for Santana.. he sings “Black Magic Woman” and other Santana hits. Guitarist Neil Schon was a guitarist with Santana at the same time.

[@melindaparnell3067]

Steve Perry and Greg Rolie...two very different singing styles. Both compliment one another in these songs. Both excellent in their own right. Rolie was lead singer and when he exited the band Steve became the frontman/lead. As others have said, go listen to him in Santana, along with Neil Schon, get your groove on there!

[@johnny1968]

greg rollie was a co-vocalist and keyboards with journey

[@williamfisher8239]

Gregg Rolie was the lead singer for Santana and a cofounder of journey. Steve and Gregg sometimes traded vocals in the early days if perry joining the group. Gregg left journey around 1080 after their departure tour.

[@lorihinkle234]

You really need to check out their album Captured. It is a Live album and IMHO the BEST live album ever!!! You feel like you are at the concert and it sounds like a studio album. Check it out!!!

[@ruthylopez]

HUGELY underrated live album. One of THE BEST!!!!!!!

[@amygentle5391]

I know you have done the studio version of Mother Father, but please do the live version of it. Steve Perry is incredible.

[@lisasullivan2428]

Oh, yes please!!!

[@peggydawson3453]

Yes! Steve is better live!!

[@sulatlalaki]

Yes! Live version is the best! Houston, 1981. I was blessed to have been there.

[@marshabailey772]

And he did the studio version in a single take. Blew Jon Cains mind.

[@1Sparkygod]

The Voice is my all time fav, but take a listen to "She's Gone by Steel heart or any of the top five of early Queensryche . Awesome vocalist.

[@jamericangirl7]

Neal Schon on that guitar, too... 😍

[@alebask]

If you want to listen to a little know song, try "Too Late" live 1980, another phenomenal performance by Steve!!

[@corazonyee7717]

Gregg Rollie was over whelmed by Steve's voice he had to take a vow and walk away

[@khabibvillas1842]

Your back with journey song niceee

[@michellejackson6679]

Steve Perry was next level..

[@nickshelley3118]

Neal Shon on guitar, one of the best, he skipped school and played with Santana at woodstock

[@kag914]

Please check out the Journey concert in Manila with new frontman Arnel Pineda. Journey shopped around for a long time and they found Arnel in youtube and has been the frontman for more than 10 years now. Check out his version of Journey

[@TheDivayenta]

Steve’s a Countertenor, Nick. Super high range. Also called an “ altino”.

[@jann1800able]

Gregg Rolie is the other singer. He started off in the band Santana and sang their hit "black magic woman".

[@antonballard2212]

You have a new subscriber sir great job!

[@squaaaaak3178]

That other singer is Greg, who used to be in Santana and sang the lead vocal on Black magic woman.

[@dontworrybehappy8080]

Gregg Rollie. Sang 'Black Magic Woman' with Santana.

[@edwinmack1718]

I'm a new subscriber to you so I'm not yet familiar with all the music you've reacted to. I noted you like the guitar in several Journey songs. Neal Schon joined Santana at the age of 15 then co-founded Journey a few years later. As for Steve, if you love seeing how high he can go, listen to wheel in the sky

[@richardgautney4375]

His name is Gregg Rolie he was the original keyboard man in the band when he left Jonathan Cain took his place Jonathan Cain sing to

[@TheDivayenta]

Gregg Rollie on keys sang and played with Santana before Journey. Listen to him on Black Magic Woman by Santana.

[@ShayMcGhiey]

you'll also hear Greg Rolie on some of Santana's best songs

[@OttoByOgraffey]

Anybody else wearing headphones and looking around to see who's slamming doors and talking really loud in the background?

[@mariongeisendorf9518]

Ja, ich 😂Dachte schon ich höre Gespenster, da ich allein zu Hause war 🙈

[@brandimodrak461]

The guy who is announcing the band was Wolf Man Jack and the guy on the piano is Greg and Neil Neil the guitarist is for the group Santana Greg started the band Journey after Greg and Neil left Santana

[@user-mb1pg3dt6n]

This is back when Steve first joined journey

[@richardgautney4375]

I got it started this song is Gregg Rolie it was the original lead singer

[@edwilson7187]

If you want to hear a singer with an incredible range, check out white witch and the song aunt christie.

[@seannovack3834]

I can't recommend "Hallelujah" by Pentatonix highly enough. Five singers (one usually beatboxes the percussion but has a beautiful tenor when he sings) that range from an A6 in a counter-tenor to a bass with a Bb1 at the end. The Lead is a baritone that takes over for the bass when he sings lead and the lone woman in the group is an amazing mezzo-soprano.

[@marshabailey1121]

Steve and Gregg Rollie sounded amazing together. But it must have been hard on Gregg to be a great singer himself and be eclipsed by the GOAT. Steve's performance on We Are the World even seemed to rattle the great Daryl Hall, who kept flubbing his lines after each of Steve's perfect takes. And Daryl is a spectacular vocalist...

[@warrenstrong4618]

Steve Perry has a Sam Cook singing tone.

[@bobbyjacksonus]

He sang black magic woman on Santana

[@radiolondon1020]

I love Steve perry... better than Freddie mercury..sorry

[@xoxxobob61]

Both Unique voices and luckily I got to see Steve & Journey Live!...I always thought I would get to see Freddy & Queen Live but he passed way to early for those of us who appreciated him too. I love them both.

[@dana_brooke_27]

@@xoxxobob61 I saw Steve on solo tour at the Beacon in NY it's on KZbin It was a great show. About Freddie I wish I got to see him but him banning the US didn't help. And of course his passing away. But I love both too. I'd never choose one over the other.

[@laurieevans8964]

Try it's just the rain. I'm discovering ones I never heard before. All good.

[@Jihavoh777]

Where’s that Journey album reaction at? lol 😍

[@ulfbackstrom9002]

YOU can sing too!!

[@TheDivayenta]

Did you see that Fro on Neal??❤

[@doreendirilo9682]

Hiya, How about a reaction video to journey's People and places song live version from Osaka. Thanks.

[@victorbradshaw7359]

Gregg Rolie is singer on piano

[@08091knightp]

Gregg Rollie sang Black Magic Woman when he was with Santana

[@lilpoohbear653]

ssshhh...just listen ;)

[@stephenpatterson8031]

I dont know why they stopped the two singers harminizing? That and the guitar were the reason why!

[@sulatlalaki]

Listen to Homemade Love