JOURNEY - Feeling that way/Anytime Music Reaction - Southern Rock?? First time hearing

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JOURNEY - Feeling that way/Anytime Music Reaction
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[@davidcampbell4174]

Rolie was such a great singer in his own right. Him and Perry made a great duo.

[@joanlajara3939]

Greg Rollie was so great and add Steve Perry !! Great!! This is when we all fell in love with Journey and there 70’s sound! So glad I grew up then!! Such awesome music!!❤️

[@DocRock71]

It would be a crime against humanity to not play both songs together, as they were meant to be heard and played. A couple of times I've heard a radio station only play Feeling That Way and not Anytime and I got so annoyed! LOL

[@natalieburnham3300]

Right!

[@joannparker1977]

When these two songs back to back hit the airwaves on my car stereo, I was blown. away. First introduction to the band Journey. Incredible. Fall 1978. Driving to college for my freshman year.

[@JayTor2112]

These are two songs that are always played back to back on classic rock radio, like Queen's "We Will Rock You" and "We Are the Champions". From the first album with Perry in '78, so it was a tansiition to a more mainstream sound. They did a total of three albums with Perry and Gregg Rolie in the band together.

[@davidadams5280]

Also Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid were always played together where I grew up

[@PriestessOfNothing]

I really wish they would put these songs together, either CD or streaming services (they're not as far as I know). I get that there's probably legal and copyright reasons, etc. But this is the way the fans know them and love them.

[@JayTor2112]

@@davidadams5280 I knew there was another one, but I couldn't think of it.

[@mattsmith7490]

Another one I remember was ZZ Top - Waiting for the Bus / Jesus just left Chicago

[@RJ-oy7cq]

The combo of both lead singers made this great...I would have love more of it.

[@srgrounds]

This takes me back to my youth. I’m 60 now and it feels like yesterday when this album came out.

[@Cassie670566]

Same here… I was in junior high when this came out and went crazy over it, almost 60 now, and still crazy over it. It’s timeless and it’s just outrageously. Good, every time. Never get tired of it.

[@bucketfootbaseball]

Infinity was Journey at their absolute peak, with the Santana influence brought by Gregg Rolie and Neal Schon combined with the more mainstream stylings of Steve Perry. They may have had bigger albums afterwards, but musically and creatively this was them at their best! I was so blessed to have grown up in the Bay Area during this time period with so many magical local bands.

[@angier5775]

I’m still here in the Bay Area 🌉 and got to see them live (and our other great bands) SO MANY TIMES!!

[@shinigami146]

I totally agree!! These two songs are my favorite!

[@jrny375]

I agree 1000%. I am a giant Journey fan. I could never get enough of them. Seen them 19 times in concert. I love pre Perry and Perry and even after Perry. There are songs I love more but this album is a complete and total masterpiece!!! It still sounds so incredible after 45 years later!! It is and always will be favorite Journey album.

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

The combo between Steve and Greg Rolie (the keyboardist) were such a great match!!! Another song between Steve and Greg are 'Just The Same Way'. And then there's another song were, it's Neal Schon, taking lead vocals and it's 'People And Places'!

[@marybaillie8907]

From Journeys 4th album, Infinity, from 1978. This is the first album with Steve Perry on vocals and the last with Anysley Dunbar as the drummer. There is a irresistible effort of the instruments, coupled with the excellent multiple harmonies to produce this great experience. From the a Cappella opening with the blended harmonies you are captured within seconds. Great reaction Harri. Thanks Harri and Neal. 👏👏 Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦

[@pncombies]

The pleasure's all mine, Mary. You're welcome.

[@buzzbomb67]

Anytime is my fave Journey song! The way it starts, and that cool riff, not to mention Gregg Rolie’s vocals …man, SO GOOD!

[@rubbersole79]

A benchmark in my life for the year of '78.

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

Me too. I jouned tge Navy that year planning to get the GI Bill, do 4 years and get out. I retired from the service 20 years later LOL

[@melodyszadkowski5256]

Me too. I joined the Navy that year planning to get the GI Bill, do 4 years and get out. I retired from the service 20 years later LOL

[@joeheffernan5268]

Neil and Greg left "Santana" and formed Journey. Steve came into the band later

[@davidadams5280]

This was my favorite era of Journey. I been listening to music since 60's. Always loved Greg's voice since Santana days. I loved the songs that he and Steve Perry went back and forth. Especially when Greg started it out then Steve came in with his powerful perfect voice. Classic.

[@kimsherrell2866]

i seen them in the 80s still have my stubs awesome night they played with Reo speed wagon was in love by the time i left so many good memory's go back to this song

[@tofargone16]

Stadium Rock. one of the best singers in the business.

[@Cheryltwin2012]

This came off the band's "Infinity" album and was the first to feature Steve Perry on co-lead vocals. Gregg Rolie, the band's keyboardist, usually sang lead but the band was looking for a singer with a more powerful voice. Boy, did they find it with Perry! I absolutely love segue songs and this is my all-time favorite. There are great memories surrounding this song for me.

[@bluzluvah5643]

Gregg Rolie original keyboardist and founding member is the other voice , trading off with Steve Perry, gregg along with Neil Schon came from Santana to form Journey . Gregg was the voice on the great Santana classic Black Magic Woman....

[@hokiedoo]

Journey is just an awesome band takes me back to being a teen 🥰

[@lennieblue]

Me too. The music was so awesome then.

[@michaelasay8587]

So did ya guys see them live? Saw them in 81

[@hokiedoo]

@@michaelasay8587 I wish I had,1981 is the year I graduated from high school 🤣

[@michaelasay8587]

@@hokiedoo the year I graduated also! How's you're health? I need new knees and maybe shoulders! It's tough getting old. Finally got outta the terrible US and now in paradise Puerto Vallarta!!

[@tommythompson9565]

It WAS incredible !! When you heard the first note of Feeling That Way on the radio, your happy vibe would tick up a notch immediately. You knew what was coming, and you prepared yourself for back-to-back air guitar sessions, anticipating Anytime to be played right after Feeling That Way . 70's radio was musical utopia, especially when looking back at it now. These reaction channels have validated every 70's rocker who has been telling everyone -- including their kids -- how great 70's music was. The explosion of talented musicians then is unprecedented. And then you add in the rapidly improving technology that improved the recording quality of albums ... Recordings from 70's music sound as powerful as recordings do today. Now THAT is incredible! But the main thing I think about today when reflecting on 70's music is simply how that there were countless good songs written. Songs that sounded wonderful as far as melody was concerned. Whatever genre -- it was one great song after another. The 80's was great, too. No doubt about that. The gifted songwriters continued producing great music. But the 70's rules the day as far as the best decade of music goes. That is incontrovertible, and the reaction of the youth as seen on these Reaction Videos Channels is further confirmation of it. It is not a contest, of course. I guess it simply comes down to the evolution of music over the last century and a half. By the time the 70's arrived, music had reached an apex, and more people were involved in the music industry. More focus was given to music as each decade arrived since around 1900. Classical music was amazing, needless to say. But it was limited in it's reach to the mainstream population. But as the 20th century rolled along, music rocked on with it. 😊 Everyone had a radio. Then albums. More people took on music as an occupation. And us regular less-gifted folk reaped the rewards of those who were blessed with musical gifts. I think this musical climb reached it's summit in the 70's -- and I, for one, ain't complaining.

[@Imadrummin]

Ahh yes. What an introductory for Steve Perry in Journey. It changed Journey's direction for the better. Always enjoyed Gregg Rolie during this era. Thank you Pncombies, you done it again. Great review Harri. 👍👍👍

[@pncombies]

Imadrumin - Thanks, brother. I saw this lineup in '79. AC/DC opened for them. Bonn Scott carried Angus Young on his shoulders all over the arena - including the mezzanine- while he played a solo. This is the Journey I grew to love.

[@chitownlee]

Greg Rollie was a founder of the band and the original singer and he plays the hammond b3. He was the original singer and hammond b3 in Santana.

[@davebzen795]

PNC - You are red-hot with your submissions tonight. Great music, sound, and talent define Journey. Your choice for submission is great. Very nice review, Harri.

[@pncombies]

You're always so kind and supportive, Dave - it doesn't go unnoticed. Thank you, brother!

[@maggiew.2809]

Greg Rollie from Journey sang Black Magic Woman with Santana

[@louisb5563]

Classic Journey! In the liner notes of the release of this album, they gave their condolences on the tragedy Lynyrd Skynyrd had suffered at the time.

[@paulkardash2991]

The other singer is Greg Rolie.. who sang for Santana.. he sung oye Como va.. and black magic woman ..and various other Santana hits..

[@mofrogirl5356]

The first singer coming in is Gregg Rolie, as I've noted people mentioning. He, Neal, and Santana's road manager, Herbie Herbert, formed Journey...ALL from Santana. Gregg was the singer for Black Magic Woman, while Neal played guitar at only 15 years of age. Journey is sort of a spin-off of Santana. They started Journey in '73. Journey started out as mostly an instrumental progressive rock band. Perry came on board in '77 and he and Gregg shared vocals on several songs in order to assimilate Perry into the band. Many people don't like the Perry era because they think it's too commercial. They also seem to think that he took Gregg's place, when in fact if Gregg had wanted more of a singing role, he had ample opportunity to do so on any of the albums before Perry. Gregg preferred taking a back seat to singing, BUT he also preferred a more instrumental type band. Perry's arrival countered that. Not Perry's fault though. He just did what he does, which is sing. He was a drummer for another band, but Journey already had a drummer. Herbie was Journey's manager and Herbie hired Steve. Say what you will, Journey is who they are because of Steve Perry. If not for him, none of the band would have seen the success they've seen. I still say it's Neal's band, because he's the only remaining original member, but it's very possible there wouldn't be a band 50 years later if not for Steve Perry.

[@nancywyatt821]

True, but Journey was actually formed from members of Santana, the Steve Miller Band, and Furmious Bandersnatch.

[@jeffwarren4938]

​​@@nancywyatt821And Prarie Prince on drums (fir a frw months, then with Ainsley Dunbar, Frank Zappa's dru.mer...top twenty drummer of all time.

[@joanndowers5080]

I think Steve came into his own after this song. He kinda took over lead vocals. Beautiful song either way. Love Journey!!

[@user-ts6xn5mq8q]

Gregg Rolie and Steve Perry shared lead vocals on several songs on the Infinity, Evolution, and Departure albums. A great deep cut is "People and Places," where guitarist Neal Schon shares lead vocals with Steve Perry.

[@deanharris7149]

Bro, some of the GREATEST! At least for an East bay boy.

[@StefanEngler-rb8lu]

I saw a couple of comedians play air guitar to this song. Tennis racquets never sounded so good! 🤘

[@amb6899]

Alll due respect to Greg Rollie Steve Perry is thee best and to me the greatest singer ever. Of course there been great singers over the decades but hes the whole package. 🎉🔥🔥

[@jeffwarren4938]

One of the best...Darryl Hall, Steve Walsh, Rik Emmet, Brad Delp, Ronnie James Dio, Ian Gillan, Geoff Tate, Robin Zander are every bit as good if not better. He is a good blues/R&B singer, but not a rock singer..sorry. go watch Ian Gillan sing Child in Time and tell me Steve could pull that off.

[@doplinger1]

I won this album from a radio station call-in while in college - I transferred it to cassette and wore the damn thing out over the next few months!

[@Marcus-Oh-really-yes]

Great songs and album. Thanks, PNCombies and Harri! My older brother gave me the "Infinity" album for Christmas 1978. Still have it.

[@pncombies]

You'r welcome, Marcus. I saw Journey in July of '79: The Evolution Tour. Very cool that you still have "Infinity",

[@digzat]

I was in Junior high school when this album came out… needless to say I was hooked on Journey from that point on. Suffice to say that music makes FANTASTIC memories in life❤

[@ZigbertD]

About those vocal harmonies...The album that these tracks are from, Infinity, was produced by famed producer Roy Thomas Baker. He's also well known for producing Queen and The Cars, and those incredibly dense, layered harmonies are one of his trademarks. He would literally record dozens of takes of backing vocals and it creates an amazing sound.

[@Eurynomea]

No, definitely NOT Southern rock, lol. But I do love this song and Greg Rollie's vocals.

[@GagiPav]

Midwest: REO Speedwagon, Chicago, Bob Seger, Cheap Trick, Journey, etc.

[@goldenruletv7301]

This was my favorite Journey lineup although they did song fantastic stuff after Jonathan Cain joined the band although a little more poppy.

[@natalieburnham3300]

Never forget seeing them in concert for their Escape tour soooo goood.

[@pedrojuan466]

I saw Journey on New Year's Eve, 1978, the "Infinity" album had come out earlier that year and this is the song I most remembered live, stay safe my friend. 😊😊

[@LJA46]

This came out in 1978 and it was my first concert, the Infiniti tour, along with The Cars, Thin Lizzy & The Marshall Tucker Band. Such great memories!

[@diane-]

This band is on of my favourites. Thanks, PN Combies and Harri.

[@pncombies]

You're welcome, Diane. Always a kind word, thank you. This was the same Journey lineup I saw live on their Evolution Tour in '79.

[@scottchapin2323]

Greg Rolie has a great voice, sang with SANTANA, so you know he has to be good

[@LowEarthOrbit966]

Uh, more like Lead singer of Santana

[@scottchapin2323]

@@LowEarthOrbit966 for a little while

[@LowEarthOrbit966]

@@scottchapin2323 He was there from the beginning, for the first 9 years of Santana

[@jamestaylor2920]

Thanks for reacting to this. It was much too long since I heard this. The intro has major Bernie Taupin/Elton John vibes.

[@vicprovost2561]

What a great album and transition, going from a hard/prog rock band with a decent following and a Hard rock classic in the album Next to getting Steve Perry and taking a leap of faith that their new direction was the right call, it sure was in making tons more fans and becoming superstars who still tour to this day. From the same album do Wheel In the Sky, a Journey all time classic in any era. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶

[@larrylawson2912]

Southern Rock? Nah, man. Journey was formed in San Fransisco. They're as West Coast as you can get. Glad you played and reacted to these great songs. Greg Rolie was Journey's lead singer, but after Steve Perry assumed lead vocals he still sang a few songs where he harmonized beautifully with Steve. This pair of songs were their best together. Rolie left the band in 1980 citing burnout, and that he wanted to settle down and start a family. He'd previously sung lead for Carlos Santana's band, and upon joining Journey, he became their lead singer. And even though Greg has a great voice, none of Journey's first three albums charted well. Once Steve Perry joined the band, and his vocals helped Infinity go 3x platinum, Rolie was relegated to backup vocals. Even though he had stated that he left Journey in 1980 due to burnout, he also said in interviews that he didn't think Perry liked him singing anymore. This pair of songs features great harmony between Steve and Greg. They balance each other so well. Greg left the band right when they broke into the stratosphere and became one fo the biggest bands in the world. His legacy is secure, though. He was an excellent keyboardist and singer.

[@LowEarthOrbit966]

Rolie did NOT 'join' Journey..He founded Journey along with Neal Schon

[@MikeCoggan]

Greg Rolle, the first singer, sang lead on Santana's early hits - Evil Ways, Black Magic Woman, Oye como va

[@itsme_mandyp]

Most underrrated Journey song IMO...one of my top 5❤

[@jesterforhire]

Pedro? You GOT me! Slayed! 🤫🤓🤙😎💃🧚‍♂️

[@loganbothma9822]

❤...... Both definitely 🥂🍾♥️🇿🇦

[@Cynthia...]

I just love Journey and Steve Perry has such a fantastic voice. Nice Neal and Harri.

[@pncombies]

Thank you, Cynthia. Perry was top tier no doubt. But I still like the smooth vocals from keyboardist, Gregg Rolie.

[@MarkChappell1]

This song (songs?) to me signify sort of a transition from old Journey to Steve Perry Journey, with a bit of both running through the song. Really so good.

[@AdamConus]

My favorite Journey song/s. Thanks for reacting!

[@johncloptop1585]

This is without a doubt they're best song. Such a fat sound.

[@wendyhowe2178]

This album…”Infinity” from 1978 is my absolute favorite of all the Journey albums. These 2 songs were always played together on the radio…so bravo for playing them both together back2back. Awesome! Love this band forever! Journey On.

[@rondickinson8741]

By the album and play it from front to back every song amazing if you plan as they are in line and secession it just feels right man it's it's a Groove I'm a put my headphones on at night when I was a teenager and pretending I was asleep putting a piece of cardboard in front of my stereo to my parents couldn't see that was on and listen to that stuff until it was all over wow that and high infidelity by REO Speedwagon every single song Just classic

[@davidglass4227]

These 2 songs together have always been Gert Lush!❤

[@jbach4311]

No "Southern Rock" Steve Perry one of the Greatest Male Vocalist Ever!!

[@jeffwarren4938]

One of the greatest...many,many as goid as he was...Perry had the advantage of fantastic music to back his vocals...you have to have a vehicle for virtuosity...go watch Ian Gillan, Rik Emmett, Darryl Hall, Geoff Tate, etc..Every bit as goid as Steve..better in most cases.

[@vrvaughn]

This was one of my overplayed cassettes in my 79 Celica tape deck

[@stevenmonte7397]

I wish more music had singers trading off like that. It worked so well for them!

[@michaelasay8587]

Steven ....well that other guy who's singing should have done a lot more solo...thats sad. I just realized this

[@seiraeiramasil2302]

This is what made Journey take off, they've made other albums before this one but, when Steve Perry joined the group, it made all the difference. This is the only album that I even owned by Journey, when I heard "Wheel In The Sky" on the radio I had to get the "Infinity" album and then I listened to it all the way through and I actually love the whole album. There are songs on this album that no one ever thinks about listening to but, maybe they should, they'd probably be surprised. This was really a great reaction, thanks!

[@susanfigueroa872]

Thanks Harri! This is my husband's favorite Journey song!

[@johntronite2977]

Greg Rolie was the "other singer" you heard.. he was also the keyboard player.. he left and was replaced by Johnathan Cain

[@janleonard3101]

Rick Beato said during his analysis of "Don't Stop Believin'" that Rolie recommend Cain to replace him after watching him play keyboards with The Babys who were the opening act for Journey at time. Lucky for Journey since Cain ended up co-writing all the songs on the Escape album.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

Gregg Rollie, and Neil Schon ...were in Santanna..all the way back to Woodstock...the broke away to form Journey in mid 70s ... But remain close with Carlos..and reunited a few years back for the album Santanna IV...the family tree of Rock N ROLL has many branches! 😊

[@jeffwarren4938]

Neal was not at Woodstock..he came in on Santana III and Caravenserai

[@johnathanstruble1064]

@@jeffwarren4938 he was there during the acoustic set yet camera cut him out of frame, but he was on a tool at end.

[@jeffwarren4938]

​​​​@@johnathanstruble1064He was not an official band member at Woodstock. He was friends with Rolie going way back. Neal would have been 15 at the time, so I am sure he was jamming with the band, at least Rollie, but he did not officially become a band member until the albums I mentioned . He is not listed as performing anything at Woodstock from all the references I have seen. They also only had a seven song set at Woodstock and I don't remember any acoustic set...I think you may be thinking of another performance.

[@johnathanstruble1064]

@@jeffwarren4938 We are going to agree to disagree. ✌️

[@jeffwarren4938]

​@@johnathanstruble1064You may be correct..I just can't find any evidence of it. It makes sense, with his age, 15, that he may have been there.

[@Widkey]

I wouldn't categorize this as southern rock.. it's smooth rock though.

[@heyou702pc]

I was so lucky to grow up during this time in the 70s. I went to so many Journey concerts. I can remember rocking out to this song at their concerts in Oakland CA. Still have my tickets stubs when it was only $11 dollars to watch Journey and Santana together. Good times!

[@WineSippingCowboy]

Produced by Roy Baker. In addition to Journey, he produced Queen and The Cars. RB is known for harmonies and recording at different distances. The recordings style is different than that of Mutt Lange. The Cars 🚗 were produced by him much later, in 1984. Greg Rolie is the 1st singer. He, bass guitarist Ross Valory and lead guitarist Neal Schon quit Santana and founded Journey. Prairie Prince was on drums 🥁. But he quit and returned to The Tubes. Ansyley Dunbar on drums 🥁here. He quit and joined Jefferson Starship. Steve Smith took his spot in Journey. Greg Rolie sang less often once Steve Perry joined and stuck to keyboards. 🎹 Like Journey, I am a San Francisco native 🌁. I remember this song when I was a boy 👦. Greg Rolie retired in 1980, replaced by Jonathan Cain, who was a free agent because his band, The Babys, broke up. The retirement lasted until 1991, when Journey was already broken up. He, Ross Valory and drummer Steve Smith founded The Storm. Suggested videos 📹: 1 Journey performs Only the Young. Live in 1986. 2 Bad English performs Straight to Your Heart 3 The Storm performs I've Got a Lot to Learn about Love.n

[@billwalker7556]

no. The original bands name was Golden Gate Rhythym Section not Journey

[@WineSippingCowboy]

@@billwalker7556 Yes 👍 Their roadie suggested the change in name.

[@kustomdeluxe8489]

Southern Rock?? no, San Francisco Rock. Greg Rolie did early vocals. Check him out on Santana's Hope Your Felling Better, written and sang by Rolie.

[@MikeCoggan]

Just the Same Way is a good one.

[@billc.5861]

The great Gregg Rolie on lead vocals / keyboards and with new member Steve Perry A really good bridge between both sides of the band’s evolution. One of my biggest influences of drummers Aynsley Dunbar , so incredible. Always played for the song but unfortunately didn’t get along or agree with Mr Perry’s direction

[@nancywyatt821]

Mr. Perry had nothing to do with it. He was the new guy, Herbie hired him, and Herbie fired Aynsley. He had a variety of reasons, including excessive drinking, having sex with underaged girls, not keeping to the tight new sound they were going for, and, last but not least, telling people it was HIS band, and he could do what he liked.

[@billc.5861]

Yes , you are correct But they have both spoke of them not getting along and Mr Perry pushing for a new drummer. Aynsley’s style was to drive the band but the new direction was for him to play back in the pocket more and that caused friction. Never the less Mr Perry is an incredible singer , no doubt one of the best and Aynsley was a huge drum influence Both things can be true. Have a fantastic week

[@jeffwarren4938]

Steve had a horrible habit of firing world class drummers...first Ainsley (top 20 of all time..played with Zappa, Whitesnake, and many others), and then Steve Smith, to get a drummer that sounded like a drum machine...Raised on Radio sucked as a result.

[@jeffwarren4938]

​​@@nancywyatt821No, he did not! Ainsley insulted Perry and the musical direction of the band, and Perry lobbied until Ainsley was fired.

[@douglasg.9271]

Love the “2 for 1” songs… Zeppelin, Seger, have other great examples of 2 songs joined together forever.

[@davideberhart9523]

When Steve jumps in, it just moves the song in another direction. Besides the tempo change, his voice dominates.

[@sallyphillips9175]

This is what was known as a "double A side." On 45 vinyl singles, one side was A and the other B. The single was on the "A" side, and the B side was an album track. Sometimes, record companies would release "double A sides" -- two for one, if you will. Other popular "double A sides" are We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions by Queen and Cupid/I've Loved You for a Long Time by The Spinners.

[@Blasserman]

They are from San Francisco, not really southern rock. This band opened for ELO when I went to see them in 1977. I was amazed. I think Steve Parry's vocals are amazing.

[@donnamoskowitz4978]

I understand how you think this might be Southern Rock but no! Love your channel and reactions!!!

[@williamharris7357]

Should have reacted to the live version of that From The Midnight Special the lead parts are longer and it's just cool you can see him perform it

[@lesliedaubert1411]

You should watch them perform these 2 songs on " The Midnight Special " videos on KZbin. Back in the 70s. The did " Wheel in the Sky" on that episode too.

[@Danandrea919]

These two songs should be played together. Period. Always. This version. Period... Just like Bob Seger's Travlin' Man and Beautiful Loser from the Live Bullet album. Period. It should be a law...

[@stanleynykaza9042]

Please do LIGHTS by Journey next!

[@patriciatolliver4057]

Patty-That was Steve's younger years. He hadn't evolved to the Escape phase yet. The band was still evolving as well.

[@tompahlgooglesucks]

Lights and these two songs are the best music journey ever made

[@mowgli2071]

Boston isn't Southern rock, but if you tune in to an American "classic rock" station, you'll hear them

[@jonlate4581]

I don't hezr southern rock but I'm glad you liked it.

[@darlenehart7896]

❤❤❤

[@allendixon7700]

That keyboard player that was singing with Steve. He quit not long after steve joined that was a shame close to some it's so good

[@robertwalker1803]

Neal Schon quit school at 15, left home at 15, and was so good at playing guitar that he had Eric Clapton and Carlos Santana fighting over him….Carlos won out and Neal and Gregg Rollie split off to form Journey. Not bad for a 45 year old song…..

[@jeffwarren4938]

Neal wanted to stay in the Bay Area and Clapton wanted him to move to London, so he chose Santana, and was already friends with Rolie, so that helped.

[@luisalbertocalla6649]

👋👋👋👋👋💪💪💪

[@gary6754]

IMO, Perry's voice has more impact when Rolie is also singing lead in parts. The high vocals can become way overdone

[@jerryadkins5418]

This is my favorite from Journey.

[@jonlate4581]

This is epic. Neil Scon. Good lord.... .

[@jonlate4581]

Sp. Schon??

[@dezdiaz900]

Rainbow kitten surprise..you really must do a reaction to this band.. Devil like me. Or fever pitch..they are quite unique with a different sound I know you will enjoy ..thanks soooo much for all your reactions...dez

[@nancywyatt821]

Journey was Lynyrd Skynyrd's opening act until the summer of 77, before Perry joined.

[@dana_brooke_27]

Hey Harri! It's been a while..Anytime I hear anything off this album it brings me back to this guy I met in Miami Beach from California while visiting my Grandparents. He wouldn't stop about this band "JOURNEY" that played at fairs by him. Then this album was released. He was so right.

[@tracyabbott3373]

I wish Greg Rollie would have stayed with the band!!!!!

[@billwalker7556]

not southern rock. they are from San Francisco. They originally played under the name Golden Gate Rhythym Section before they were Journey.

[@marshabailey1121]

At this point Journey had 2 lead singers. Gregg was keyboards and vocals but Herbie Herbert wanted a more vocal forward sound and had just hired Steve...the superstar. Gregg was getting burned out and left shortly thereafter.

[@nancywyatt821]

Is 3 years shortly now?

[@jeffwarren4938]

And three minute hits...too bad

[@jeffwarren4938]

Steve was making chicken coups for his step dad in Hanford when Journey hired him...he was not a superstar yet. He did take full advantage of the opportunity, and Neal Schon was the catslyst...saw an interview where Perry said Neal's playing spoke to his soul. Neal is every bit the virtuoso that Steve is, and has played with the biggest artists in the business!

[@jbach4311]

Harri, Could you do (Triumph) "Fight the Good Fight" Live at Hallifax!!! Canadian Rock!! Will Blow You Away!!!

[@pncombies]

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[@jeffwarren4938]

Live at the 1983 US Festival blows away the Halifax performance..one of the greatest sets ever recorded, and Rik's voice and guitar playing are both virtuoso...vocals every bit as good as Perry's vocals..although different styles...Rik is more Rock, Perry more blues/R&B...both great, and Steve commented on Rik's vocals when Triumph opened for Journey at the Rose Bowl around 1982 or so.

[@librarylady13]

Love Journey (with Steve Perry)! 💖💖💖 Try Journey's song "Mother, Father" from the 1981 Escape Tour. Steve Perry hits some angelic high notes in it. And "Why Can't This Night Go On Forever" the Official Video from 1987. It is a great song. And a great song and video "When You Love A Woman" (1996 - Official Video).

[@amh4215]

My favorite lineup of the band. I wish they could have convinced Gregg Rolie to stay. Loved the sound of his and Steve's voices together. Would rather have seen Neal Schon go. He caused/s way too much drama. The guy they have singing for them now undoubtedly has a great voice, but they've been nothing but a cover band for years. Thanks for revisiting these classics. 😊

[@jeffwarren4938]

Are you kidding? You are a moron..Neal was as much of their sound as Perry ever was...instantly recognizable guitar tone from Neal. They would have sucked without Schon, and went south after Rolie left...pure 15 year old bubble gum drivel.

[@jeffwarren4938]

Greg Rolie and Neal Schon left Santana to form Journey... there were three fantastic "musicians" albums, that were prog/jazz fusion/space rock...then they added Perry on vocals and went more mainstream blues/rock. Neal Schon is a virtuoso!