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[@rcgamer]

That guy is Greg Rolle. He had platinum selling records with 3 different bands in three different decades.

[@JoeCerny-ws9yg]

Wolfman Jack was the host that night he introduced Journey. He had the most recognizable voice in the 70s and 80s. R.I.P. Wolfman

[@trb2021]

I worked at a radio station in the 80s and he came in several times. He was so nice..

[@Topgunphoto]

The Guess Who's Clap for the Wolfman has him in it.

[@DaKidd62]

This is how we got our music back in the 70s, before MTV. We had Saturday Night Special and Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert.

[@gram5751]

Greg was the lead singer for Santana before helping form Journey with Neal Schon. At this point, Steve was the backup singer 🙂 Love Greg's voice but Steve is on another level. Great harmony ❤️

[@Irockthere4]

Neal Schon was in Santana too

[@jackgilchrist]

Steve wasn't just the backup singer. He sang lead on most of the songs on this album.

[@toddstevens13]

@@Irockthere4 16 years old Neal was, Gregg brought him in.

[@jimc3786]

Ross and Aynsley were also from Santana

[@angelajakem366]

@@jimc3786 Ross Vallory came from the Steve Miller band and Ainsley Dunbar was in many bands but not Santana.

[@victorialw1]

I absolutely loved how Steve and Gregg harmonized. I miss them together.

[@agresticumbra]

Ya, my fav rock harmonies are the two of them together.

[@kurtanderson9070]

Yes, no computers, no Internet, we had to stay up until midnight to ROCK OUT! So many good shows!

[@xtrmfc]

Two songs that should always be played together .. 👍🏼

[@user-zh2ey5og9e]

Feeling that way/Anytime are the Brain Damage/Eclipse of Journey

[@chriswiedeman2956]

If you've ever heard "Black Magic Woman" by Santana, that's Gregg Rolie on vocals and Neil Schon on rhythm guitar.

[@Jihavoh777]

No Neal isn’t on that track on the album. He was hanging with the band during Abraxas but didn’t join or record with them until Santana III. However, there are videos of Neal playing on Black Magic Woman, but it was after the album was released.

[@chriswiedeman2956]

@@Jihavoh777 Good to know. I was just going by the video : )

[@lilpoohbear653]

yep!

[@jml-rj5re]

@@Jihavoh777 Here's Schon and Rolle: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kKq1no2blJ6Naas

[@rcgamer]

Don't forget Greg headed up The Storm who had a platinum album.

[@bobbydangler981]

I grew up watching the Midnight Special as a kid..my parents would be drinking whisky and rye and playing cards,smoking cigarettes partying with their friends..and us kids all 10 of us would watch this show....Sooo many great performances hard to pick a favorite

[@evelynjordan2902]

Same here! Midnight special for us kids while the parents were getting bombed!! Awesome times!

[@tsonofjohnson489]

Saw them back in the day for $1.92 in Portland, Oregon...As their Star was rising....They came and hung out with the crowd! Great times.

[@jwine4145]

This two for one should always be played together. Was always played back to back on the radio.

[@atomicpunk520]

It's the LAW

[@AdamConus]

This comment contains FACTS.

[@andreascala2663]

as well as Brain damage/Eclipse they SHOULD be played together

[@gandalf679]

I was one of those DJ's back then that DID play this back to back...always, people would always ask me why, I said, it's music law! Rock ON!

[@johnfinlay4963]

Old Journey is fantastic. Loved Gregs vocals

[@biglyyuge6012]

I’m so happy you guys gave Gregg his props for vocals. A sweet guy who volunteered to leave the band and let Perry shine. My favorite Journey album because of Gregg’s contribution ms

[@trudyjoejenkins9357]

Actually, he was very tired of the road and wanted to raise and spend time with his kids. What a great dad

[@debrawhitaker8421]

I was a teenager watching midnight special with wolfman Jack and journey I love you❤❤❤ I'm 60 years old and I still rocking ❤

[@wendyhowe2178]

The entire Infinity album is incredible. Gregg Rolie (keys) and Steve Perry are amazing together. Neal Schon pronounced “Shawn” on guitar. All amazing. Neal Schon is the founding member. Played with Santana at age 15. Totally self-taught. Neal is 68 years old now and still ripping that guitar in Journey today. They are getting ready to celebrate their 50 year as a band. Pretty incredible I’d say. Forever fan here. React to Winds of March from that same Infinity album.

[@lilpoohbear653]

that album is straight FIRE:))))

[@gmania69]

Winds of March kills me every time I hear it. ❤️

[@thomasblersch6839]

Schon might be the most underappreciated guitarist in rock. His pieces are a master class in composition. And listen to his performance of this solo compared to the recorded version. They differ byONE note. That is really tough to do.

[@robynhurley5119]

Just makes me want to go back to around 1983-1985

[@jackgilchrist]

I miss Gregg Rolie. Wish he never left Journey.

[@Jude_196]

The studio cut of this is SO MOVING when you play it SUPER LOUD!!! Especially when "Anytime" drops! OMG - FABULOUS FIRE, YOU-GUYS!!!

[@rustyknyffe88]

Talk about a treat - seeing Journey live at the Hampton Coliseum in 1978 and just groooooooovin' it

[@stevet7487]

The host that night was Wolf Man Jack, probably the best known disc jockey of that era. He was featured in the film American Graffiti.

[@sonjacrowell9896]

Growing up with Journey was the best. I bet everyone has a memory about what or where they were when hearing them for the first time. ❤️

[@RustyHinge]

At this point, Steve was the lead singer, but Gregg - being the former lead - would share leads with Steve on a few songs until he left in 1980. Listen to the live album Captured. You will be amazed at how great these guys were live.

[@teleguy5699]

Best Journey songs, hands down.

[@timmypyron2830]

Journey- Who's crying now - live in Houston. 💯 You're welcome 😉!

[@pennyrogers629]

This was Steve Perry’s first album and performance with Journey! What a beautiful voice! He is amazing! Gregg Rolie and Steve are awesome together .

[@bigham1jb]

And tonight's high school prom music is provided by Journey! Some of greatest music of all time in that era.

[@donnabruhn6907]

This is my favorite two songs from Journey 😘😂💘✌️

[@srt8rocketship241]

Best songs by them. Love it , even with bad audio.

[@jackieenriquez2247]

“Just the same way” and “Stone in love” two other great songs. As always you guys made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂

[@dawnpatrol700]

Gregg Rollie and Neal Schon had just left Santana in 73, to form Journey. Steve Perry had just joined when this show was filmed in 78

[@flynntaylor5459]

Ooooh the harmonies rollie and perry pure gold baby ❤❤❤❤❤

[@tracyannpardue1530]

The hosts name is Wolfman Jack. He was a huge DJ in the 1970's.This was days of terrestrial radio. Wolfman had his radio station located in Mexico to bypass the sensors in the United States.

[@peggiebradley7434]

Wolfman Jack was everywhere back in the day. Listened to him "host" all over the radio and television.

[@carlpeterkirkebo2036]

Never heard this/these Journey song(s). Really enjoyed the performance. Will be added to my playlist.

[@79BlackRose]

The best thing about this is not even the music! It is the banter from 10:40 for 1 minute. When Tyler says, "The HOST!" Ryan nearly self-destructs! LMFAO!!!! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@orlandoprouty7962]

These 70's songs are the best journey songs!!!!!!

[@maggiemay3490]

All of us oldtimers watched Midnight Special. LOL Graduated in the '70's so Midnight Special was the show you had to see for all the bands that were hot at the time. Also, once the Midnight Special was over, the TV went off the air until morning. We didn't have shows on TV 24 hours a day back then.

[@aland4092]

The host was Wolfman Jack. The Guess who made a song about him called clap for the Wolfman. He was a famous DJ in the 60's and 70's

[@lynnborkowski417]

Journey was my 1st concert with Steve Perry and Neal is just amazing on guitar

[@ericsmith6615]

Wife here...This is my Husband's FAVORITE song!!...It's so cool to hear you guys referencing "Stadium Rock"...We call it "Arena Rock"...Your Reactions are totally Awesome..!!!👍💯😎

[@tommythompson9565]

Never missed The Midnight Special . We were treated to a concert every Friday night , featuring multiple bands / performers . Man alive, what memories . Nice reaction guys, as usual. Y'all's love of music is a joy to watch. You gotta listen to the original album versions. Songs play back to back with a very short break between them. Even shorter than the break in this performance. A great radio experience. The DJ's always played both songs . They sort of had to, I guess , with technology being in it's relatively early stages back then. Radio listeners were spoiled . And we loved it .

[@jwine4145]

DJ Wolfman Jack introduced Journey 😎

[@mattjumper4343]

Greg Rollie on the keys. He was the lead singer before Perry joined the band. When he quit, the keyboard player for the band Baby's, Jonathan Cain, took his place.

[@dabig25]

Journey had a bunch of great hits. You MUST check out the Live version of Mother Father from Houston I believe. It shows how GREAT Steve Perry's VOICE was

[@DanJackson1977]

RIP Wolfman Jack! Rock n Roll Radio legend.

[@terryomalley1974]

That's how great rock music was back in the late 70's/early 80's. Too bad you guys weren't there to enjoy it first time around. But, at leat you're gaining an appreciation for those great tunes now.

[@paulagrau5494]

Love this song. Gregg Rollie and Steve Perry are a great tandem.

[@kevinmcvey]

You really need to check out Mother/Father from Journey's Houston Live 1981 show. You'll be blown away!

[@mindykloster3540]

The host I believe was a guy who also had a show on the radio, his name was The Wolfman🤔 This is my favorite Journey song! It’s very often overlooked but it’s killer!

[@kirstenlandon3043]

That’s Wolfman Jack. He was iconic in the 70s. You heard him everywhere!

[@bruceday4036]

Love it guys! The host was Wolfman Jack. A legend back in the day

[@gram5751]

Journey was a prog rock jam band with Greg and Neal. The record label was about to drop them because they couldn't get radio airplay. So they brought in Steve to make them more radio friendly. Greg left a couple of years later. He said that he wanted to spend more time at home. There was much speculation that he didn't like being upstaged by Steve. BTW-Neal resisted bringing Steve into the band, too. Said he didn't think he fit in with the band. 🙂

[@Jessica_Roth]

It should be noted that the first person to leave from this grouping is the drummer, Ansley Dunbar. He'd played with David Bowie and Frank Zappa before joining the embryonic Journey. The year after this, John Barbata, the drummer for Jefferson Starship, was injured in a car crash, and Starship being the kings of the San Francisco music scene, they were able to get Dunbar to "trade up" and join them. But I've also heard tell that Ansley thought these songs were a bit too commercial as opposed to "Kohoutek" and "Of A Feeling" and the earlier Journey stuff. I don't know that for sure, though.

[@garyatwood-mendez6465]

Yeah, but he left to join Jefferson Starship- which sounded much more commercial if you ask me.

[@joekuul8769]

I lived in Los Angeles for 30 years, and I worked retail management in a wealthy area, so celebrities would come into the store frequently. One day, I looked over, and there was Steve Perry at the front of the line waiting to be rung up. In my head I was like, "Hey, Steve Perry. Cool! Wow, he's shorter than I thought." I'd say he was/is 5' 7", maybe 5' 8", tops, which I never would have guessed from all the MTV videos I'd seen. And there you have it, another brush with greatness from my early days (this was 20 years ago, roughly).

[@franklinzappa7043]

I am Class of "81" and saw these guys in 82 in Denver Colorado USA and they were Phenominal, absolutely shredded it. Master Musicians🤘😎

[@ajschroetlin2196]

McNichols or Red Rocks? 😉

[@generoberts9151]

Was that the Escape tour?

[@craigafetsch2136]

If you like Greg's voice, check out Just the Same Way off the Evolution album

[@johnboehmer6683]

...or the interaction between the two on People and Places off departure. Any time they shared lead it worked really well.

[@Ready72000]

For those too young to know, one of the greatest moments in rock history occurs during this song at 3:36 when Greg Rolie figuratively passes the torch to Steve Perry. Two seconds before, we were collectively holding our breath...could the new guy sing? Any doubt was completely smashed and destroyed within the next ten seconds - Steve Perry instantly ascended to the greatest male vocalist ever recorded. Dream Duo: Greatest male & female vocalists ever recorded, together: Steve Perry & Karen Carpenter, produced by Richard Carpenter. An unusual idea that’s never been considered but I think it would stun. Technically possible as Richard still controls the Carpenters’ catalog.

[@MilosDaddy]

Possibly my very favorite Journey medley. brings back some amazing memories.Hope y'all enjoy listening to it as much as I have.

[@robinschulze934]

The guy who introduced journey was a DJ named Wolfman Jack . He had a radio show for a long time and he did TV shows!!!

[@timmypyron2830]

If you like Gregg n Steve together do "just the same way" official video! Another banger with Neil killing the guitar 🎸 solo

[@toddstevens13]

How blown would these guys be if they actually listened to the" Dream After Dream" album? Most of the Perry'ites hate it, which is joyous in itself.

[@garyatwood-mendez6465]

Perry’s vocals are amazing on the three Dream After Dream songs that have vocals, so, no, most Perryites don’t hate it. And this particular Perry fan was over the moon to get a copy of it on vinyl.

[@berdy5064]

I do love me some Journey so thanks for your reaction guys! If you'd like to hear another great live performance try "Mother, Father" from their Houston 1981 concert.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

I saw Journey early 80s and couldn't believe how good they were live. Probably the best live band I've ever seen. Steve's vocals are unsurpassed. He's King.

[@jml-rj5re]

The videos from the Houston concert are ridiculous. How can they be even better live in execution? but they are.

[@angeliaharman1649]

Same here! 💯

[@kenperkins7921]

Now you see why us old timers will always Say this version of Journey blows the other Away!

[@kenperkins7921]

Check out Journey's Blazer JUST The Same way!

[@danallshaw1131]

Avalon Ball room 1978, WInds of March...My favorite Journey song.

[@TheDivayenta]

I miss the days when rock bands could all do complex harmonies. This is the earlier form of Journey with Greg Rollie on keys. Guitarist Neal Schon and Gregg came out if Santana to form Journey. If you want to hear Gregg at his best , listen to his vocal on Santana’s Black Magic Woman!!!! The 1981 Houston Journey show is a pinnacle- any song! The host was the iconic radio deejay , Wolfman Jack,who ruled the airwaves for 30 years.

[@joannparker1977]

This is the very first single of this band in 1978. When I heard it, I was blown away. It is still the very best of there songs, hands down. This version is great. Sounds like the studio version. And yes, definitely meant to be a back-to-back song. That transition is incredible to me.

[@CarlosGuzman-vi9xw]

"The Host" is the legendary Wolfman 🐺 Jack, maybe the greatest radio 📻 DJ of all-time. He did cartoon voicework, too, I believe, what with his unique voice, and also stars as himself (sorta) in the film 🎥 American Graffiti.

[@richardcase3786]

The singer on keys is Greg Rolie who was the original singer in Santana. He's the vocalist you hear on Black Magic Woman.

[@JayTor2112]

Greg was the lead singer on their first three albums before Perry was hired. This is Steve's first album with them. It ws also their transition album between their earlier prog fusion sound, into AOR.

[@pegajense]

You should always watch them live!

[@joelhammond4162]

Gregg Rolie was a founding member of Journey along with Neal Schon (pronounced Shawn). Greg was a founding member of Santana (vocals on Black Magic Woman, Evil Ways) and Neal was also briefly a Santana bandmate. The young guitar prodigy had a choice between joining Santana or Eric Clapton's band. Later he and Rolie left Santana to form Journey to pursue a more progressive jazz/rock fusion style. Rolie was the original lead vocalist until they decided to add a different vocalist and pursue a bit more commercial radio friendly style. When Robert Fleischmann didn't pan out, their manager, Herbie Herbert, suggested and introduced the band to Steve Perry. Infinity was the first release with Perry in the band and still had songs featuring Rolie on vocals and implementing a hybrid approach. For more of this, check out the track "Just the Same Way." Rolie departed the band due to unhappiness with his lifestyle (excessive drinking, etc.) and wanting to tour less to focus on family, but has continued his music career. He was replaced by Jonathan Cain (the Babys). Rolie later formed another melodic rock band The Storm, with other former Journey bandmates and Perry-esque singer Kevin Chalfant. In 1994 he formed Abraxas Pool, going back to his Latin infused roots, similar to Sanatana. He has performed with the Ringo Starr's All-Star Band and currently helms The Gregg Rolie Band. In 2018-19, he and Neal performed a few dates as Journey Through Time, with Journey drummer Deen Castronova handling the Steve Perry vocal role. You can find videos of these performances on KZbin. Neal has recently opened the door for Journey's upcoming 50th anniversary for Perry, Rolie and potential certain other former members to return in a limited capacity in order to help celebrate the band's milestone. We shall see on Perry as he hasnt performed live much in years, though Rolie would not surprise me. We can hold out hope for even 1 special performance if only for 1 song as a finale. Thank you for reacting to both songs together as it should be.

[@MisterBeauJanGels]

A story from a few years ago pointed out that Rolie didn't sign away his publishing. For that reason, he'll have to be on board if they want to perform most of their early catalog.

[@angelajakem366]

I always stayed up on Friday nights to watch the Midnight Special , In Concert and Don Kirshners Rock Concert! Such great concerts .

[@gloriagaddy]

Hopefully, you've listened to the studio versions of these songs by now. The Infinity album is a production masterpiece and one of those albums that one can listen to from beginning to end without wanting to skip over songs.

[@squaaaaak3178]

I really love that album but for some reason I hated the drum sound on it. It reminded me of Peter Criss playing ludwig.

[@gloriagaddy]

@@squaaaaak3178 Aynsley Dunbar's drumming didn't bother me, but I'll admit that recruiting Steve Smith after this album was a good move.

[@janebeatty9472]

Totally agree! To this day, my favorite of the Journey albums. It just rolls so nice.

[@tradnyxx]

@@janebeatty9472 My only wish is that the album had better sound quality, it sounds highly compressed and is missing some bass. But yes, one of the few albums that I have ever purchased in my life. Total classic.

[@trudyjoejenkins9357]

@@squaaaaak3178Steve didn’t like the way the drummer played. That’s why drummer left

[@coachbigdawg41]

Yall need to listen to journey Mother father Still they ride They will make you humble

[@tracyabbott3373]

Steve said HOLD MY BEER.. I love them both. To bad they couldn’t get along!

[@robynhurley5119]

Watch rock and roll induction 2017 they all thanked one another I think they made up

[@governorboltz]

Peter Frampton performing Show Me the Way, Starbuck performing Moonlight Feels Right and Redbone performing Come and Get Your Love on the Midnight Special are great.

[@teleguy5699]

Do you feel like we do is great on MS too.

[@wildmountainsky]

Journey at their best. Would have loved it if Gregg and Steve had both stayed for the duration. Great chemistry.

[@lindarumsey3109]

Anything 1981 Live in Houston is amazing! Seriously the entire concert! A lot of rocking, a couple of ballads. Most of their live performances are better than the studio version. Always stayed up and watched the Midnight Special!!! Everyone watched "back in the day". It was hugely anticipated every week.

[@FarmerJayne]

Greg and Neal were in Santana before they formed Journey. Love Greg’s voice bouncing off of Steve Perry’s. They’re all amazing.

[@kirkspears9992]

Steve Smith is extremely underrated on drums.

[@Joe.Genuardi]

That’s Ainsley Dunbar, not Steve Smith, Smith didn’t join till the next album.

[@vickiroman189]

Even on crappy audio, there is no sweeter sound to my ears than Steve's voice.

[@ericskivers6643]

Right on . First time with you guys . Hell yes it’s fire and I got to be a teen when this was filmed . Side note Neil Schon stood on stage with Carlos Santana at Woodstock. He was a teenager at the time .

[@joekuul8769]

The host was Wolfman Jack, a famous DJ with a very distinctive voice and look, as you can see and hear. He was known to all listeners of music in those days.

[@dogtownczar]

"Clap for the Wolfman - He gonna rate your record high / Clap for the Wolfman - You gonna dig him 'til the day you die"

[@womanonthinice1276]

I was in high school when Midnight Special was on air. Every Friday night they had a variety of bands. At that time Wolfman Jack was big on radio and TV. It was a fun time to be a teen.

[@oncbitn]

Love these 2 songs. My favorite.

[@johnboehmer6683]

I really appreciate your appreciation for Neil's solo, It just fits and works so well with the song, and takes us powerfully into the big finish. Schon is absolutely one of the best ever. They could all rip fast, ferocious solos, most could even do it well technically. But his guitar work is a cut above in it's tastefulness, and ability to evoke strong emotion.

[@loristone9242]

This might be my favorite reaction from you three yet. I love how you talk about the greatness of it all. Journey was amazing!! I can't begin to explain what it was like being a little kid in the 70's, staying up late with my older siblings and cousins watching the Midnight Special and just taking in all the decade had to offer. And then moving into the 80's, becoming a teenager and getting to experience that decade as well. Not just the music and the movies and the cartoons. But just life, and how we lived it back then. We didn't realize how lucky we were to grow up then. Seeing you appreciate it and love it makes me smile and breaks my heart at the same time.

[@acooksla]

We had it all

[@florencemiller7826]

Breaks my heart, don't seem to appreciate that first of all that was live and it was so long ago and to make fun of it isn't what you're supposed to do in a reaction video those guys were on fire long before you were born

[@ViewsFromThe502]

We weren't making fun of it. We praised this performance MANY times in the video. What were you watching? We laugh in every video because we have fun. That's not making fun, that's having fun. Big difference.

[@donnafox8885]

@@ViewsFromThe502 I loved this, I have watched it several times, because I think you really enjoy how great they are, but are having a little fun with things. Wish you would do more Journey, and LIVE, Mother, Father live in Houston. Still They Ride live in Tokyo, or anything from the Live in Houston... Keep up the great reactions, you guys, are really fun to watch...

[@nancywyatt821]

@@ViewsFromThe502Hey guys, what you need to do is check out some of Journey's jams, like when they jammed on Roadrunner with Herbie Hancock on an episode of Midnight Special. Or when they jammed with Albert King and friends on PBS Soundstage. They were great, spontaneous , and never released as recordings, but they are available right here on KZbin.

[@rodneyhearne3405]

Another great live video to catch Gregg Rolie with Santana is at Woodstock. Soul Sacrifice would be a great number to hear and watch from that festival is legendary! Thanks for the great reaction. I believe you already viewed Peter Frampton Do you feel like I do"? from The Midnight Special. So many artists were in the viewers homes on Saturday from this show and various variety shows. There were also some great radio concert broadcasts back in the 70's like the "King Biscuit Flower Hour".

[@DavidTrippi-fp9yg]

I keep thinking how lucky them people are to see Gregg and Steve sing together,I seen journey in 84 Gregg was gone but Steve killed it whole show it was 100 degrees outside and humid must of drank 30 beers that day great pick love these songs

[@goosefarm3602]

Can't wait for Journey reaction...those are 2 of their best songs...Journey is the best with Gregg Rolie 70s stuff

[@reneeheknowsmyname6771]

The best Journey is Classic Journey!!!

[@romanmartinez6458]

Their friendship is a beautiful thing. Or maybe they're brothers.

[@davidransom4703]

you guys really appreciate this tune in a way i never noticed before i think its because no one does this kind of thing anymore and you are really hearing some of the greatest music ever its like being on a desert island with just coconuts to eat and you get a full coarse meal

[@freshlydeadpornfoxhardigan1202]

The wheel in the sky keeps turning, and I don't know where I'll be tomorrow.. I will just love the journey..

[@TheCkent100]

Greg Rolie left the band after the "Captured" album, which was the 1980 live album recorded during the "Departure" tour. He recorded some solo albums. In 1991, he formed "The Storm" with other Journey members Ross Valory and Steve Smith. From 2012 to 2021, he toured with Ringo Starr's All Star Band. Another great one with both Rolie and Steve Perry sharing vocals is "Just the Same Way"

[@emeraldtiger7135]

Omg, that's right...and I really need someone to react to The Storm. I love that song "I've got a lot to learn about love".

[@rsw1227]

I never understood why the radio stations (Cleveland, Ohio) didn't/don't play ANY songs off this album. Not even "The Party's Over (Hopelessly In Love)."

[@williamfisher8239]

Gregg Rolie was the lead vocalist for Santana on their first few albums and many hits including evil ways, black magic woman. Oye como va. Neal Schon as a child prodigy guitarist joined Santana at age 15. Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie forged the jazz fusion Rock band Journey. Gregg was a vocalist keyboardist then Robert Fleischman was hired as lead vocals. Perry joined in 78 and replaced Fleischman but he and Gregg often shared vocals for the duration of Gregg's time in Journey. He retired from the band in 1980. He continues to play with the Gregg Rolie Band and with Neal, also was part of Ringo Starr's all star band.

[@waitn4theharpazo]

These are the best "smashed together" songs ever!

[@kellymckinney9050]

These two songs are still played back to back on St Louis KSHE-95! Gregg was lead singer, their manager brought in Steve Perry to sell more albums. He eventually took over all lead, of course. Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie are the founding members of Journey. They both played with Santana before that. Neal was playing guitar at the age of 14 with Santana. Yes, his solos are on the albums as well. This is my favorite era of Journey.

[@Kim-tv6zr]

My son Matthew S. Reynolds favorite song by Journey

[@jonh.7661]

That band was so good. Listen to the whole Captured Live album. Awesome

[@robertwalker1803]

A genius early collaboration…..

[@charliejaworski2562]

Awesome live version, fellas. I was 10 years old when Journey released the album "Escape" and was a fan ever since. In fact, my first concert was at 13 years old to See Journey support their "Frontiers" album. As much as I loved the early 80's version of Journey, it wasn't until I was in my 20's (the 1990's) when I discovered this song among their earlier albums that I had never really heard from the 70's. I consider this song as probably their greatest now, in my early 50's. The live version was cool, but the studio album really sells their harmonizing and voices as well as Neil Schon's perfect solos (he's always perfect with the solos. lol). Cheers fellas and keep up the good work!