I saw Steve at Disneyland with his family years after he’d left Journey. He was literally in line with em waiting like everyone else. Him and I locked eyes for a moment and he saw that I recognized him. I watched his face sorta fall….I could tell he was bummed because he’s gonna get called out and his pleasant family day is gonna get ruined. I just smiled at him and indicated I wasn’t gonna bother him or call him out. He gave me I think the nicest smile I’ve ever seen on a celebrity’s face. He mouthed, “thank you.” And that was it. Seemed like a great fella and I’m glad I didn’t screw up his day.
That's so cool and fair play to you you could have been a dìck and looked for autographs and pics and started a whole holiday of shit for him but instead read tye situation and remembered he awed you nothing he was on holiday just being a husband and a dad.
Who you are isn't necessarily a shortcoming, right? Sounds like he's basically an introvert who found himself living someone else's life and things spiraled out of control. I hope he finds love again.
He gave Journey everything he could give but it wasn’t valued by Jon and Neal. Otherwise they would’ve treated him like the icon he is. They neither one still act like they understand why he left and try to paint him as the difficult one. It was , I’m sure heartbreaking for Steve being such a gentle soul 😢
Their manager, Herbie Herbert, seemed to want to keep the band on tour to keep the money rolling in. I also had the feeling he personally did not like Steve Perry and caused him to burn out with so many live concerts. Journey songs are absolutely BRUTAL on the vocal cords.
@@Echo5_Delta76Lincoln6Echo here....sorry....yep, YT can be very deceiving! It's all about baiting us into a given post! Lincoln6Echo out...I'm going to the Island! But, probably not with Scarlett, more like with the short, balding guy who thought how great it was to win the lottery!
Don’t forget Johnathon Cain who wrote many great hits like “FAITHFULLY” or Neil who was a magician of the guitar. Steve was the backbone but he was a control freak. Look into how he had his own tour bus and stuff. Sounds like he had an ego death.
it's funny how people refuse to watch Journey today because he's not the lead singer. Having seen them twice with the current lead singer, I don't Steve, or anyone at his age would sound as good.
From what I've read and heard, Steve was in a relationship with Sherrie Stafford until the Raised on Radio album. Jonathan Cain himself said that Sherrie was very difficult to be around, all doom and gloom, was how he put it. She would get into arguments not only with Steve, but also with the other band members' wives and girlfriends. I believe to keep the peace, they traveled by themselves instead of with the rest of the band. Sherrie was very pretty, and apparently Steve loved her, but she seemed to have a jealous, fiery personality. As they say, love is blind.
@@Danimal77 And they never commented in this video. They stated now and to listen to the memories the band made. Never once did they base their comment on the way he looks.
@adventure002006 Steve and Freddy are the top 2 rock vocalists of alltime Robert plant comes 3rd imo I love plant the most but I strongly feel this is honest and accurate
I lost my husband to brain cancer this past January. On our tombstone for my husband I wrote Roses never fade, memories remain....Steve I listen to your songs as I'm grieving now and so sorry for your Loss of the love of your life. We were married 47 years and your music has been following us through Faithfully....Love you Steve and A Sincere Thank you After all these years.
at 57 years old pineda can go out sing journey songs live in original key night in night out in concert. it's impossible for perry to do that 47 let alone 57.
Did you even listen to what he said? He said he lost the passion for music, the only way for him to be semi-interested in music was to party - resulting in substance usage. He became frustrated with everything, soon his voice began to suffer as a result of substance usage, then decided it's time to stop everything and go away.
As a vocalist prime Steve was as good as it got. Some people can sing in a studio digitally enhanced but this brother could really sing. His work with Journey and even his solo stuff will live long after he’s gone. Literally one of the best to do it. Sounds like he’s at peace despite his devastating loss. I wish him well. You’ve touched so many people man💯
"I'm cryin' for lonely tears of clowns' from the Departure album. Steve's voice made notes here that no male or even female singer could ever hope to pull off.
I met Steve Perry a couple of times during the 80’s when I was working for United and he would fly out of Fresno to San Fran after visiting his family in the Central Valley. A very nice guy who is an incredible talent. Thank you Steve Perry and Journey for so much great music.
@@themachine8009 He might have had one or access to one but this was the 80’s so not sure that was common. He definitely flew commercial on some occasions, at least back and forth between the Central Valley and (I believe) San Fran (he might have also gone from Fresno to SoCal).
One of the greatest voices in rock music, period. I had the honor of seeing Journey during the "Infinity" tour and while we were driving to the show, we were discussing whether Steve could actually hit the notes on the album performing live. Boy howdy were we stunned! He literally had us sitting with our mouths hanging open. I saw them live four times and was never disappointed. Respect, love and deepest sympathies to you, Steve. You are a true legend!
When Journey was starting out, we saw them in concert at a county fair, as an opening act, for who I don't recall at the moment, lol. Obviously, Journey left us very impressed and were so happy to see their well-deserved success.
I always found Journey's lyrics to be a bit too cheesy, but the combined talent from the entire band is so overwhelmingly impressive that I can't help but enjoy the music regardless. Steve and Neal are two of my favs at their respective instruments (vocals and guitar).
@@DebKeyworth When Paul was younger, I assume a lot of those interviews were with "entertainment" journalists, who don't get as much opportunity to ask mature questions. Just quick sound bites for MTV or _Entertainment Tonight,_ amidst a whirlwind of rockstar activities. And hopefully it gets easier to speak thoughtfully about one's life with seven decades of hindsight.
Crazy we never got to see interviews with stars unless it was local TV station per se. We had a fantastic Music TV show up here in Toronto called The New Music and they would do such interviews. If you didn’t see them the first time you were out of luck
I love this interview. This is the real Steve Perry, not the persona you see on stage. I could tell he was holding back tears when talking about his relatives and his love that passed.
@DUNGSTA I don't think Steve never had those problems. Drinking problems, yes, he had kind of struggled with that during his last tenure of the band height of success but he wasn't a full blown alcoholic. What really damage Steve mentally besides legal issue with his band was the separation from his girlfriend in the 80s, his mother's death, and his wife passing. That's the three things that affected Steve the most.
I met Steve at Disneyland!! He was so polite and friendly!!! I am so grateful Kelly made Steve realize that his life had meaning by just being Steve!!! I am glad Steve has been making music his way now!!! I will love his voice forever!!! 💜
He sat in the box behind me at a Hollywood Bowl concert last summer (the show was John Williams with LA Philharmonic). He was there by himself but walked around before the show and chatted with friends who were seated nearby. He looked great. Much older and with grey hair, but still very recognizable. I snapped a picture when he was standing next to me but I didn't say anything to him. I didn't want to ruin his night. It was enough just to see him.
I met him before a concert in LA. He asked if I was going to the concert and my friend insulted him. My mouth was open when I realized who he was and told her as he approached. She didn't believe who he was and was rude. He walked away. I wish I could have apologized to him and told him that the person I was with was no longer my friend after that day. She was SO rude and condescending, he didn't waste another breath on us. I saw him in concert three times, including the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. I wish I could see him one more time!
@@cyn4476 I saw him a few times also!!!! I’d love to see him on his own in a more intimate setting, beautiful ballads that carry all through the night!
He was my neighbor down the street when I was a teenager (late 70s, early 80s). I knew he was in Journey but we never talked about it. We would just say hi and talk about nothing important at all when I'd see him from time to time. Totally down to earth and always friendly to me. Would be curious if he remembers any of that
@jerryrice2752Aloha. That’s where I met him in ‘95. Registered under Jose Garcia. Said I used to listen to him, he replied, so did I. Super humble, wish him well.
I see why I fell in love with his music in the 80s; not only is he a phenomenal singer, he is a class act! Thank you for posting this. Journey is still one of my main playlist after almost 40 years.
Steve Perry is a real man who has lived life on his terms. At the time he left Journey we were in shock, and could not understand. I am glad he met this beautiful woman as she helped him sort out his feelings. It makes me sad that he only had her for such a short time. Stay true to your feelings Steve, we will always love you.
Came for the tea but ended up with tissues. Didn't expect that. So many youthful memories have their soundtrack scored by Steve, Neil, Jonathon, Steve, Ross, Greg and the others, and I'll forever be grateful.
Steve's band members are a bunch selfish dick. All they want is money and when Steve is down, they don't even support him. What I am talking about is today current Journey band. Arnel Pineda is nowhere close to Steve voice. Arnel Pineda is just a copycat of Steve.
The enduring irony of Steve Perry is that his own incredible talent plus the very people who adore him to this day, helped create the expectations and stress that eventually wore him out.
Steve Perry's special talent was his passion that translated into his vocals. This is what separated him from anyone else who tried to come close to his sound.
I greatly admire this great singers honesty. He has nothing to prove to anyone,and has survived the pitfalls of fame. Wish him all the best. Much love and respect.
@@gloriamartinez2768 When I was growing up, Steve Perry and Brad Delp were on the radio all the time. No one these days has any clue what great music really is.
I agree 1000%... when he cuts in for his part the vocals are on another lever... you can clearly hear his talent OVER other very talented people. I loved... and still love that song.
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@@alukuhito Then why didn't you just stay silent? Doubt this is the first time you were told this.
One of my good friends was a close friend of Kellie Nash. About 10 years ago she told me about Steve and Kellie, their relationship, and how Steve was there for Kellie no matter what. It’s great to see this interview and hear about his relationship directly from Steve.
Michael Jackson was probably just as good. The two of them made it seem so effortless. The other stars seemed to struggle with their brief lines, but Michael and Steve stepped up and nailed their parts without overthinking it. They had confidence in their abilities.
Well, if they need to walk away, then definitely. Some, like Tony Bennett, just wanted to, and did, sing right up to the end because he really seemed to like it. Plus, maybe we (the fans, the audience) should be honest with ourselves too.The funny thing is, is any of what happens off the stage, or after the director yells cut, really any of our business? When we "celebrity" all of those famous people, and it removes some of their humanity, puts a wall up between them and the rest of the world, then, who is to blame? The artist, the singer, the actor, the writer, the entrepreneur, the director, the mogul, the model, those we turned into a celebrity or the rest of us regular folks? It is a conundrum and its hard to figure out why we've been doing it for ages.
The late Burt Bacharach was still co-writing great songs in his 90s. He co-wrote the great love song "Always" with Richard Marx, which is on Marx's "Songwriter" album. Ann Wilson, in recent years did a duet with Disturbed's lead singer David Draiman, on the song "Don't Tell Me". The music video has more than 7 million views on UA-cam. Billy Joel recently released a new song that he performed on the Grammy's that has more than 5 million views. Dennis DeYoung released a great album a few years ago called "26 East, vol. 1". I consider it a 5-star album. His singing voice still sounded quite good on it. Celine Dion sang the song "Ashes" (which was co-written by a Voice winner) for the Deadpool 2 movie back in 2018. The music video has more than 130 million views on UA-cam. She was around 50 when she recorded it and still had her big, powerful voice. Singers/groups in their 50s, 60s, and 70s can still put out great new music. Songwriting ability doesn't really go away unless a songwriter has a cognitive illness. A singer's voice might not last into their 70s. But some singers do still sound very good in their 70s: Ann Wilson, Pat Benatar, Dennis DeYoung, Gladys Knight, etc. Bob Seger is retired now. But he still sounded good on his last album released when he was in his early 70s. Seger also had a platinum album, "Face the Promise" when he was around 60/61 years old. The 91-year-old Willie Nelson puts out a new album every year. Sometimes two albums a year.
@@Wafaloo Lawsuit, Johnathan Cain is suing the Neil Schon. It really seems like Schon is the root cause of a lot of problems with the band more so where as they use to blame Perry, but I think Perry is just a very sensitive person and Schon just wants to live the rock star life beyond what is sensible spending too much of the bands money and I believe that is part of the lawsuit.
@@buckjones4901 i think when steve left the band the second time all because he didn't want to rush having a hip surgery. the band accused him of holding them back but now i realized he got tired of being pushed to do this and that as it wasn't fun anymore. look at that band now. the cause of this is cain and schon. they are married to the worst women in the world. cain to an evangelical lunatic. schon to a materialist. that band is DONE. i do wish steve perry well. he seems to be enjoying life these days.
@@thevoid99 Honestly I can see just getting burned out being in a band as well, the constant road travel would wear on a person, at their age you would just want to take it easy, maybe enjoy the simple things in life.
That is a man who is a true human being. Who understands his fears, and deals with them on a level that many of us try to bury. I wish the best for Steven Perry and thank you for your openness, and courage, along with the music you shared with us all...
It’s a crazy thing. singing at that range every night eventually takes a toll. You get tired, really tired. And one day you go to sing and it just isn’t quite there like it used to be. That’s when it gets tough hard thing to deal with more than people realize. So you have to be good with what you’ve done be with your grandchildren and pets❤️
This interview was done on April 16, 2019. All I can say is Wow. He is so magnetic. This story was poignant and moving. He loves so deeply. I pray he finds love again and stays out of isolation. His voice and music are the soundtrack of my life, since I was a teen. Thank you so much for your gift, Steve Perry!
He's so lucky to have been able to know when it was time to end his singing career, and be happy with his decision. And what a second stroke of luck to be able to find such a great love, which will probably remain alive in his heart the rest of his life.
Steve I’m glad you kept your promise. From one isolationist to another, isolation is our way to control the narrative to not be stressed or hurt. It serves no one not even ourselves. Love and blessings, Sandy Far Northern California
When he talks about meeting that woman and feeling so connected he met his twin flame. Someone who makes you feel more connected to yourself by knowing them. It’s a very strange but beautiful thing. I met one of these people recently . We are not lovers which has been extremely challenging for me. But at the same time it’s a completely pure friendship I didn’t know I could have. She’s brought out a stagnant energy and got my spirit excited again. We are great partners in work and friendship and it’s truly changed my life ❤
Steve Perry voice takes you to another dimension. I got to attend the last JOURNEY CONCERT. I also got to see Steve Perry sing solo at The Brady Theater in Tulsa OK. He walked through the audience and he shook my hand. ❤
Whenever any of my vocals students want to sing a Steve Perry song I say something along the lines of, "Come on, why do you want to try to sing a song with such a huge range? Literally no one can sing like Steve Perry!" He was off the charts good. So great to see such a thoughtful interview that came out in 2019.
Then you are limiting your students' potential. You should encourage your students rather than hold them back with statements like, "You'll never be Steve Perry, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston," etc. You want vocal students to grow and reach their potential, not elude to being untalented through comparisons. If they can't sing a song that high, then lower the key of the song. Are you sure you're a vocal instructor, or was your statement just a creative way for you to complement Steve Perry...
He doesn’t have to justify anything to me . One of the GOATs. I would never pretend I could walk in another mans shoes. I can’t imagine being a lead singer. Especially as you get older. I could totally see being in a band forever on an instrument. Springsteen was playing down in Philly the other night and he’s like 75 plus . I could never be ready to play nightly past 35 years old . I don’t know how these guys do it . I just hope he’s happy 😃 genuinely . His music lasts forever . I listen to it all the time , ,,,
What a cool interview. I ride motorcycles and one of my favorite tunes to listen to while riding is Wheel in the Sky. Journey was always being played on the radio while I was as growing up. I've always thought Steve Perry was awesome but this interview cements that. Total class act and very well spoken.
My mom knew him from the neighborhood, went to school with him. She knew him as a quirky kind of guy.. but she knew he would something because he always singing, has a fantastic voice she said. As Hanford, Ca natives…we are truly blessed to have him recognize as he does his hometown 💗
This was great. He is my all time favorite singer. In past interviews he Blamed the breaking up of journey on other people, but this time he really opened up and took responsibility.
Steve, you may not remember me. I used to play bass for The Dickies. You were Leonard’s guest at a show we did in Hollywood honoring The Ramones. It was a complete pleasure meeting you, and talking music for a few moments. Thank you.
Much appreciated! That song was recorded before my tenure in the band. But like you I am also a fan, and it was always a fav when we put it in our live set. Thank you!
As others have stated I have left this interview with tears and profound respect for Steve Perry. I also enjoyed his music, seeing him on his first tour with Journey. This brief video peeled back layers of the man's soul. The loss of his mother still pains him, the greatest love he had with Kelly was brief but powerful. Great interview.
I did an interview with Steve Perry many years ago for EQ magazine. After the interview was over, he graciously gave me advice about singing that was very helpful for my musical career...how many superstar singers would take the time to give vocal lessons to a random interviewer? That impressed the hell out of me. What a nice guy.
There will never be as good of a singer in rock ‘n’ roll as Steve Perry. He is the best of the best, no copycat karaoke singer in the world will ever compare. I had tickets to see Journey, not knowing Steve Perry was no longer with the band. I attended the concert. A guy started to sing, and I immediately knew it was not Steve Perry. I got up and left. Didn’t stay for the show because Steve Perry was Journey. There will never be another that compares. ❤
I met my fiancé in February of 07 in a similar way and had that same feeling. She was diagnosed with cancer and then brain cancer and I lost the most incredible person I had ever met two week before we were to be married, in May of 08. I WILL see her again in the near future but OMG it was so tough!
I love this man with his iconic, unique, big voice, and yet so soothing, it’s the reason why Journey is my fave of all time band. To this day I play their greatest hits including Steve Perry’s solos. So thankful he did this interview to tell us what happened, cuz WE ❤ your voice so much Steve!!! 🤗
I am so thankful he is with us. My generation is blessed to have him as such a big part of our lives. His music will live to the very last one of us. Hopefully the younger generation learns of him and carry’s his music and loves it like we do. This story of his love…just what he needed. I am so happy he met this lovely woman. Thank you Steve Perry.
I was lucky enough to see Journey and Steve Perry in concert in the DFW area in the late 70s and the 80s. He will always be my favorite! Unmatched vocals, lyrics, and instrumentals! ❤
@@JeffSalvati I agree about getting older. I'm shocked by Perry's age. Where did the time go? But we were very lucky to grow up with the best music in rock history compared to some of the trash today.
My father who was a Motown fan, loved Steve Perry's voice. The first album he bought that wasn't Motown was Journey. He said he had a voice for the ages. And boy did he!!
Journey was never the same after Steve Perry left the band. A friend brought over a new Journey CD and I didn't care for it. Still listen to their older albums though.❤️
Steve Perry's voice is Gold, timelessly will Adore him & All the beloved music he made, this was a great interview, getting to see his soulfulness shine through
I was glad to come onto this video. Steve Perry I wish you all the love , happiness, peace and the bestest adventures for you. ❤ Thank you for the music and the interview. ❤
At the very top of my all time favorite vocalist and people. Steve is a sincere soulful person with passion. Saw Journey with Steve 5 times and Steve solo at the Fox Theater in ATL. So much enjoyed these shows. Thank you Steve. You are a bright star in a beautiful world.
I am intrigued by the comments from those, almost all, who have never experienced the life/challenges...at any level. I'm nowhere close, but humbled at this moment in life. Wish him peace as he sees and has felt/feels what is so simple and beautiful, can't be explained - but - always blown off. Great interview and for him, continue enjoying your place/peace.
I saw Steve at Disneyland with his family years after he’d left Journey. He was literally in line with em waiting like everyone else. Him and I locked eyes for a moment and he saw that I recognized him. I watched his face sorta fall….I could tell he was bummed because he’s gonna get called out and his pleasant family day is gonna get ruined. I just smiled at him and indicated I wasn’t gonna bother him or call him out. He gave me I think the nicest smile I’ve ever seen on a celebrity’s face. He mouthed, “thank you.” And that was it.
Seemed like a great fella and I’m glad I didn’t screw up his day.
That's an awesome story!
That's so cool and fair play to you you could have been a dìck and looked for autographs and pics and started a whole holiday of shit for him but instead read tye situation and remembered he awed you nothing he was on holiday just being a husband and a dad.
What do you mean "his family"? I am curious, dear.
@@c.c.6930 It’s been years, but I remember a child in a stroller…..an older teenager maybe…..and a cute brunette.
@@xtop23 Thanks, my dear!I was so curious!
A class act, who is honest about his career and shortcomings, Steve Perry's voice 👏 will live for eternity.
I couldn’t have said it better myself. Steve seems to be a thoughtful and wonderful guy.
Who you are isn't necessarily a shortcoming, right? Sounds like he's basically an introvert who found himself living someone else's life and things spiraled out of control. I hope he finds love again.
yeah.............no
let's ask gregg rolie and neal what THEY think
@@delphinazizumbo8674Rollie left years before. What would he have to add?
He never specifically answered the question about what he was doing after Journey besides riding his motorcycle.
Journey was never the same without him. His voice was angelic. They toured too much and burned him out. This man is a legend!
He is
Absolutely he is ❤
He gave Journey everything he could give but it wasn’t valued by Jon and Neal. Otherwise they would’ve treated him like the icon he is. They neither one still act like they understand why he left and try to paint him as the difficult one. It was , I’m sure heartbreaking for Steve being such a gentle soul 😢
it's what's happening w/arnel rn.
Their manager, Herbie Herbert, seemed to want to keep the band on tour to keep the money rolling in. I also had the feeling he personally did not like Steve Perry and caused him to burn out with so many live concerts. Journey songs are absolutely BRUTAL on the vocal cords.
This is an old interview from 2019. I really wish ASX would put dates on these interviews.
I know, I thought this was recent till I saw this comment.
@@Echo5_Delta76Lincoln6Echo here....sorry....yep, YT can be very deceiving! It's all about baiting us into a given post!
Lincoln6Echo out...I'm going to the Island!
But, probably not with Scarlett, more like with the short, balding guy who thought how great it was to win the lottery!
@@mindcontrol67yes, mc67, that is their secret!
They never do.
Click bait
Steve Perry will always be Journey. Such a classy guy!
Don’t forget Johnathon Cain who wrote many great hits like “FAITHFULLY” or Neil who was a magician of the guitar. Steve was the backbone but he was a control freak. Look into how he had his own tour bus and stuff. Sounds like he had an ego death.
his solo career was great too, "oh sherrie", and "foolish heart"
@@sk8777kid1 Neil is an ego dick. sorry!
it's funny how people refuse to watch Journey today because he's not the lead singer. Having seen them twice with the current lead singer, I don't Steve, or anyone at his age would sound as good.
From what I've read and heard, Steve was in a relationship with Sherrie Stafford until the Raised on Radio album. Jonathan Cain himself said that Sherrie was very difficult to be around, all doom and gloom, was how he put it. She would get into arguments not only with Steve, but also with the other band members' wives and girlfriends. I believe to keep the peace, they traveled by themselves instead of with the rest of the band. Sherrie was very pretty, and apparently Steve loved her, but she seemed to have a jealous, fiery personality. As they say, love is blind.
Steve stepped away for his own mental and physical health. Very insightful man. ❤❤
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@@StevePerryteammanagement yea right
Neal Schonstein is the reason for all of the problems with the band, from when Steve was part of the band to present.
@@StevePerryteammanagement
Get lost scammer 😆
He’s 75 now. Let that sink in. Just remember and listen to the memories the band made.
Not in this interview he wasn't. This aired in April 2019.
@@Danimal77 And they never commented in this video. They stated now and to listen to the memories the band made. Never once did they base their comment on the way he looks.
I love how his voice was described as ELECTRIFYING when he participated in " We are the world ". Thank you, Journey, for the wonderful memories.
@@Danimal77ok he was 70 here
Being playing Journey everyday, lately. Turned 72 and will always love the Band.
He still ranks as one of the best if not the best vocalist in the history of pop/rock music❤❤
💯 Always! ♥
LOL right---
@adventure002006 Steve and Freddy are the top 2 rock vocalists of alltime Robert plant comes 3rd imo I love plant the most but I strongly feel this is honest and accurate
@atravelerofbothtimespace4172 holy shit my exact belief and I've never seen anyone else say it!!
I always name Steve Perry as the best rock vocalist of all time, and yes I'm aware of Freddie Mercury.
That band has never been the same! Steve Perry WAS Journey!!
Blame Steve for leaving the band.
The band is still amazing
@@AkashasPeace It is actually. Still amazing.
Sorry! But Pineda is really good too.
They are a karaoke group since he left. They find a singer that thinks he sounds like Perry, he doesn’t
I lost my husband to brain cancer this past January. On our tombstone for my husband I wrote Roses never fade, memories remain....Steve I listen to your songs as I'm grieving now and so sorry for your Loss of the love of your life. We were married 47 years and your music has been following us through Faithfully....Love you Steve and A Sincere Thank you After all these years.
My sincere condolences on the loss of your husband. I hope that Steve’s music comforts you.😢
That's Beautiful ❤
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. prayers going out to you
So very sorry for your loss....
@@allowyou9225 It really is.💯❤️
His voice was going out and he didn’t want to struggle publicly; kudos to him for knowing when to say when; he’s an absolute LEGEND.
Amen!!!!
Brian Littrell should've done the same, but he continues to embarrass himself
@@Mattened It's his life, he should do what makes him happy.
at 57 years old pineda can go out sing journey songs live in original key night in night out in concert. it's impossible for perry to do that 47 let alone 57.
Did you even listen to what he said?
He said he lost the passion for music, the only way for him to be semi-interested in music was to party - resulting in substance usage. He became frustrated with everything, soon his voice began to suffer as a result of substance usage, then decided it's time to stop everything and go away.
Steve Perry is the best and journey will never be journey without him.
Don't blame Journey for it wasn't their fault Steve left.
Your right about that! Journey is nothing without Steve!❤
Steve made the right decision for him. Now Journey is living on. Arnel is amazing ❤. I love and respect them both.
@@jeanineshaffer5650 I totally agree with you.
@@danielhoward4566 That has nothing to do with it. It is or isn't what it is.
As a vocalist prime Steve was as good as it got. Some people can sing in a studio digitally enhanced but this brother could really sing. His work with Journey and even his solo stuff will live long after he’s gone. Literally one of the best to do it. Sounds like he’s at peace despite his devastating loss. I wish him well. You’ve touched so many people man💯
He is in elite company for sure.
There was the singer in Journey before Steve Perry. However, Steve Perry was Journey. Cannot be touched. Irreplaceable.
As a plumber I think he’s pretty good too.
Faithfully gives me the chills to this day.
So true
I just hope Steve is truly happy. He sure brought millions of us joy for many years.
Wow. That hit hard. So sincere. So honest. So transparent.
It's so great that Steve gave that lady a wonderful love at the end of her life.
I love you music and will for till I die❤
"When the lights go down in the city" The most beautiful rock and roll song IMHO.
Yeah, I had to go listen to it.
It's my favorite song!❤❤❤❤❤
@@ralphwatten2426that song brought me here greetings from 0reg0n❤
@@jilld483Neil's guitar work on that song is tough to beat
"I'm cryin' for lonely tears of clowns' from the Departure album. Steve's voice made notes here that no male or even female singer could ever hope to pull off.
I met Steve Perry a couple of times during the 80’s when I was working for United and he would fly out of Fresno to San Fran after visiting his family in the Central Valley. A very nice guy who is an incredible talent. Thank you Steve Perry and Journey for so much great music.
Thought he had a private jet
@@themachine8009 He might have had one or access to one but this was the 80’s so not sure that was common. He definitely flew commercial on some occasions, at least back and forth between the Central Valley and (I believe) San Fran (he might have also gone from Fresno to SoCal).
Amen. So sincere. Much love. May he get back all that he gave.
One of the greatest voices in rock music, period. I had the honor of seeing Journey during the "Infinity" tour and while we were driving to the show, we were discussing whether Steve could actually hit the notes on the album performing live. Boy howdy were we stunned! He literally had us sitting with our mouths hanging open. I saw them live four times and was never disappointed. Respect, love and deepest sympathies to you, Steve. You are a true legend!
When Journey was starting out, we saw them in concert at a county fair, as an opening act, for who I don't recall at the moment, lol. Obviously, Journey left us very impressed and were so happy to see their well-deserved success.
God given Voice
I’m from Ireland 🇮🇪 journey is my favourite band unfortunately I’ve never seen them it’s one of the biggest regrets of my life !!
I always found Journey's lyrics to be a bit too cheesy, but the combined talent from the entire band is so overwhelmingly impressive that I can't help but enjoy the music regardless.
Steve and Neal are two of my favs at their respective instruments (vocals and guitar).
I saw them in 1982 when Greg Khin opened for them at the Meadowlands at the peak of their fame.
I’m 52. This is the first time I’ve ever heard Steve Perry have an adult conversation. Good for him. Health and happiness, Steve…☀️
ditto
What were his other conversations? Childlike ? Or you mean instead of singing ?
@@DebKeyworth When Paul was younger, I assume a lot of those interviews were with "entertainment" journalists, who don't get as much opportunity to ask mature questions. Just quick sound bites for MTV or _Entertainment Tonight,_ amidst a whirlwind of rockstar activities.
And hopefully it gets easier to speak thoughtfully about one's life with seven decades of hindsight.
Crazy we never got to see interviews with stars unless it was local TV station per se. We had a fantastic Music TV show up here in Toronto called The New Music and they would do such interviews. If you didn’t see them the first time you were out of luck
Curious about the adult convos...was he speaking in a childish manner? I think hes just coming clean with his true heart.
Ooh, I am 66 years old and have loved Steve Perry forever. Such class and a lifetime of memories when I was younger.
I love this interview. This is the real Steve Perry, not the persona you see on stage. I could tell he was holding back tears when talking about his relatives and his love that passed.
I like how he didn't talk much about the drugs and women.
When do we see him on stage?
kind of a boring
He was and still is so beautiful. This interview makes me think, we knows little about our fine artists.....
@DUNGSTA I don't think Steve never had those problems. Drinking problems, yes, he had kind of struggled with that during his last tenure of the band height of success but he wasn't a full blown alcoholic. What really damage Steve mentally besides legal issue with his band was the separation from his girlfriend in the 80s, his mother's death, and his wife passing. That's the three things that affected Steve the most.
How open and eloquent he is.
A better man than singer. He’s living right.
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@StevePerryteammanagement Steve Perry doesn't have a management team, nor does he wish to prey upon fans online. A special place awaits you in hell.
I met Steve at Disneyland!! He was so polite and friendly!!! I am so grateful Kelly made Steve realize that his life had meaning by just being Steve!!! I am glad Steve has been making music his way now!!! I will love his voice forever!!! 💜
He sat in the box behind me at a Hollywood Bowl concert last summer (the show was John Williams with LA Philharmonic). He was there by himself but walked around before the show and chatted with friends who were seated nearby. He looked great. Much older and with grey hair, but still very recognizable. I snapped a picture when he was standing next to me but I didn't say anything to him. I didn't want to ruin his night. It was enough just to see him.
I met him before a concert in LA. He asked if I was going to the concert and my friend insulted him. My mouth was open when I realized who he was and told her as he approached. She didn't believe who he was and was rude. He walked away. I wish I could have apologized to him and told him that the person I was with was no longer my friend after that day. She was SO rude and condescending, he didn't waste another breath on us.
I saw him in concert three times, including the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. I wish I could see him one more time!
@@cyn4476 I saw him a few times also!!!! I’d love to see him on his own in a more intimate setting, beautiful ballads that carry all through the night!
Did you go on Space Mountain?
I met Steve in India once
He was my neighbor down the street when I was a teenager (late 70s, early 80s). I knew he was in Journey but we never talked about it. We would just say hi and talk about nothing important at all when I'd see him from time to time. Totally down to earth and always friendly to me. Would be curious if he remembers any of that
@jerryrice2752 Larkspur, CA
@taxationistheft2.0 back then it was affluent but not ridiculous like now (CA)
@jerryrice2752Aloha. That’s where I met him in ‘95. Registered under Jose Garcia. Said I used to listen to him, he replied, so did I. Super humble, wish him well.
Marin back in the day! Loved it- there was an all ages club called the Heartbreak he’d go to ! We used to go dancing there in the 80’s!
That’s amazing
I see why I fell in love with his music in the 80s; not only is he a phenomenal singer, he is a class act! Thank you for posting this. Journey is still one of my main playlist after almost 40 years.
Steve Perry is a real man who has lived life on his terms. At the time he left Journey we were in shock, and could not understand. I am glad he met this beautiful woman as she helped him sort out his feelings. It makes me sad that he only had her for such a short time. Stay true to your feelings Steve, we will always love you.
Came for the tea but ended up with tissues. Didn't expect that. So many youthful memories have their soundtrack scored by Steve, Neil, Jonathon, Steve, Ross, Greg and the others, and I'll forever be grateful.
When I was a young man watching AC/DC open for them in 1979 I had no clue what I was watching. I was in awe but had no idea.
Pull yourself together soldier
Steve's band members are a bunch selfish dick. All they want is money and when Steve is down, they don't even support him. What I am talking about is today current Journey band. Arnel Pineda is nowhere close to Steve voice. Arnel Pineda is just a copycat of Steve.
Okay but the expression is "spill the beans."
7:45. I agree
legend I cannot personally listen to Journey without him in the band.
Me either, I listen to him only on his facebook
Me too. I actually feel the same about Steve Smith.
No, it's not the same. Have heard one or two songs, if that.
The enduring irony of Steve Perry is that his own incredible talent plus the very people who adore him to this day, helped create the expectations and stress that eventually wore him out.
Achieving balance is difficult, even for those at the top.
Steve Perry's special talent was his passion that translated into his vocals. This is what separated him from anyone else who tried to come close to his sound.
I greatly admire this great singers honesty. He has nothing to prove to anyone,and has survived the pitfalls of fame. Wish him all the best. Much love and respect.
One of the best voices in all of rock and roll. Hated seeing him step away.
I love Steve Perry! He’ll always be The Voice ❤ as Bon Jovi once said 🥰.
@@gloriamartinez2768 When I was growing up, Steve Perry and Brad Delp were on the radio all the time. No one these days has any clue what great music really is.
I always wondered why the greatest tenor of American rock left a huge band in the dust. Now I understand. Thanks for the music, Steve.
Steve's part on the 1985 song, 'We Are The World' is my most favorite part of the entire song.
I can't stand that song.
I agree 1000%... when he cuts in for his part the vocals are on another lever... you can clearly hear his talent OVER other very talented people. I loved... and still love that song.
@@alukuhito Then why didn't you just stay silent? Doubt this is the first time you were told this.
So people who agree can like his comment
Just had to bring that up, as I felt it was important. When I think of Steve Perry, I think of Journey, not that cacaphony.
One of my good friends was a close friend of Kellie Nash. About 10 years ago she told me about Steve and Kellie, their relationship, and how Steve was there for Kellie no matter what. It’s great to see this interview and hear about his relationship directly from Steve.
He truly is beautiful inside and out ! ❤
Powerful male voice of a generation. If you disagree watch the making of, "We Are The World." He blew everybody out of that room.
Michael Jackson was probably just as good. The two of them made it seem so effortless. The other stars seemed to struggle with their brief lines, but Michael and Steve stepped up and nailed their parts without overthinking it. They had confidence in their abilities.
Steve Perry could sing me the dictionary and I would still melt. Everything about him makes my blackened genx heart swoon. ❤
Me too, I know exactly what you mean he is a very special person- apart from being drop dead gorgeous ❤
Me too, I have always loved Steve Perry. Even before I even knew he existed;
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He gave SO MUCH in his music, his voice represents a huge portion of my life. I simply love this man!
If only more artists were this honest with themselves and their fans. Walk away on top.
Well, if they need to walk away, then definitely. Some, like Tony Bennett, just wanted to, and did, sing right up to the end because he really seemed to like it. Plus, maybe we (the fans, the audience) should be honest with ourselves too.The funny thing is, is any of what happens off the stage, or after the director yells cut, really any of our business?
When we "celebrity" all of those famous people, and it removes some of their humanity, puts a wall up between them and the rest of the world, then, who is to blame? The artist, the singer, the actor, the writer, the entrepreneur, the director, the mogul, the model, those we turned into a celebrity or the rest of us regular folks? It is a conundrum and its hard to figure out why we've been doing it for ages.
The late Burt Bacharach was still co-writing great songs in his 90s. He co-wrote the great love song "Always" with Richard Marx, which is on Marx's "Songwriter" album. Ann Wilson, in recent years did a duet with Disturbed's lead singer David Draiman, on the song "Don't Tell Me". The music video has more than 7 million views on UA-cam. Billy Joel recently released a new song that he performed on the Grammy's that has more than 5 million views. Dennis DeYoung released a great album a few years ago called "26 East, vol. 1". I consider it a 5-star album. His singing voice still sounded quite good on it. Celine Dion sang the song "Ashes" (which was co-written by a Voice winner) for the Deadpool 2 movie back in 2018. The music video has more than 130 million views on UA-cam. She was around 50 when she recorded it and still had her big, powerful voice. Singers/groups in their 50s, 60s, and 70s can still put out great new music. Songwriting ability doesn't really go away unless a songwriter has a cognitive illness. A singer's voice might not last into their 70s. But some singers do still sound very good in their 70s: Ann Wilson, Pat Benatar, Dennis DeYoung, Gladys Knight, etc. Bob Seger is retired now. But he still sounded good on his last album released when he was in his early 70s. Seger also had a platinum album, "Face the Promise" when he was around 60/61 years old. The 91-year-old Willie Nelson puts out a new album every year. Sometimes two albums a year.
Those days are long past
Watching recent events with JOURNEY I am sure he doesn’t regret his decision at all. Much respect!
What’s going on now?
@@Wafaloo Lawsuit, Johnathan Cain is suing the Neil Schon. It really seems like Schon is the root cause of a lot of problems with the band more so where as they use to blame Perry, but I think Perry is just a very sensitive person and Schon just wants to live the rock star life beyond what is sensible spending too much of the bands money and I believe that is part of the lawsuit.
@@buckjones4901 i think when steve left the band the second time all because he didn't want to rush having a hip surgery. the band accused him of holding them back but now i realized he got tired of being pushed to do this and that as it wasn't fun anymore. look at that band now. the cause of this is cain and schon. they are married to the worst women in the world. cain to an evangelical lunatic. schon to a materialist. that band is DONE. i do wish steve perry well. he seems to be enjoying life these days.
@@thevoid99 Honestly I can see just getting burned out being in a band as well, the constant road travel would wear on a person, at their age you would just want to take it easy, maybe enjoy the simple things in life.
This is what classy guy is all about! Wishing the legend the best!🙏❤️👌😎👍
That is a man who is a true human being. Who understands his fears, and deals with them on a level that many of us try to bury. I wish the best for Steven Perry and thank you for your openness, and courage, along with the music you shared with us all...
What a beautiful human being. Love Steve Perry, so real & beautiful, the voice of the Angels
It’s a crazy thing. singing at that range every night eventually takes a toll. You get tired, really tired. And one day you go to sing and it just isn’t quite there like it used to be. That’s when it gets tough hard thing to deal with more than people realize. So you have to be good with what you’ve done be with your grandchildren and pets❤️
This interview was done on April 16, 2019.
All I can say is Wow. He is so magnetic. This story was poignant and moving. He loves so deeply.
I pray he finds love again and stays out of isolation.
His voice and music are the soundtrack of my life, since I was a teen. Thank you so much for your gift, Steve Perry!
Perry will always be Journey he's so great love his voice 🎉❤
He's so lucky to have been able to know when it was time to end his singing career, and be happy with his decision. And what a second stroke of luck to be able to find such a great love, which will probably remain alive in his heart the rest of his life.
A great message saying that you don't have to be the same thing for your whole life. You can change directions You can do anything.
Thanks Steve, for making music that ties so many good memories together. You were a big part of us growing up.
Without a doubt!❤
Steve Perry’s voice takes me to a very magical place in my heart and mind. He’s a beautiful soul and god bless him. Love you Steve ❤
Steve I’m glad you kept your promise. From one isolationist to another, isolation is our way to control the narrative to not be stressed or hurt. It serves no one not even ourselves. Love and blessings, Sandy Far Northern California
That’s a sad life
When he talks about meeting that woman and feeling so connected he met his twin flame. Someone who makes you feel more connected to yourself by knowing them. It’s a very strange but beautiful thing. I met one of these people recently . We are not lovers which has been extremely challenging for me. But at the same time it’s a completely pure friendship I didn’t know I could have. She’s brought out a stagnant energy and got my spirit excited again. We are great partners in work and friendship and it’s truly changed my life ❤
Steve Perry voice takes you to another dimension. I got to attend the last JOURNEY CONCERT. I also got to see Steve Perry sing solo at The Brady Theater in Tulsa OK. He walked through the audience and he shook my hand. ❤
I was at that concert at the Brady - third row. Amazing concert.
We want you back Steve. Love you, you were the best. Your songs will live forever in our hearts...
I do too but it would never be the same. The window is closed.
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It's so great that you recognized the wrong path before it ruined your life. I am Portuguese and I want to say how proud I am of you!
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Not sure what being Portugese has to do with it, but a fine thought nevertheless.
Just proud, that’s all. Nothing complicated. With that surname you may have some Swedish in your background, no?
sp is of portg descent
Steve Perry's parents were Portuguese Americans
Whenever any of my vocals students want to sing a Steve Perry song I say something along the lines of, "Come on, why do you want to try to sing a song with such a huge range? Literally no one can sing like Steve Perry!" He was off the charts good. So great to see such a thoughtful interview that came out in 2019.
Then you are limiting your students' potential. You should encourage your students rather than hold them back with statements like, "You'll never be Steve Perry, Mariah Carey, Whitney Houston," etc. You want vocal students to grow and reach their potential, not elude to being untalented through comparisons. If they can't sing a song that high, then lower the key of the song. Are you sure you're a vocal instructor, or was your statement just a creative way for you to complement Steve Perry...
One of the best and most iconic voices not just in rock but music in general!
He doesn’t have to justify anything to me . One of the GOATs. I would never pretend I could walk in another mans shoes. I can’t imagine being a lead singer. Especially as you get older. I could totally see being in a band forever on an instrument. Springsteen was playing down in Philly the other night and he’s like 75 plus . I could never be ready to play nightly past 35 years old . I don’t know how these guys do it . I just hope he’s happy 😃 genuinely . His music lasts forever . I listen to it all the time , ,,,
He made 8th grade the best year of my life. This was amazing. ❤
What a cool interview. I ride motorcycles and one of my favorite tunes to listen to while riding is Wheel in the Sky. Journey was always being played on the radio while I was as growing up. I've always thought Steve Perry was awesome but this interview cements that. Total class act and very well spoken.
I met Steve Perry 20 year ago I working security at Charter One Pavilion Northerly Island great guy a legend must respect Steve Perry.
I'm singing 🎶 🎵, "Don't stop believing Steve!!❤❤❤"
that story about driving past the alfalfa fields on his Harley and the temperature dropping and his childhood coming back to him / like a poem.
Steve Perry is the real deal, an honest man making his way through life.
Isn't he closeted?
@@brando7266 Do you even know what introverted means?
Yes, I'm an introvert myself, 😆
Such an amazing voice. Still listening to his music. Am happy to see that he is doing well. 😌🙏❤️.
My mom knew him from the neighborhood, went to school with him. She knew him as a quirky kind of guy.. but she knew he would something because he always singing, has a fantastic voice she said. As Hanford, Ca natives…we are truly blessed to have him recognize as he does his hometown 💗
I met the love of my life in 2000. He had lymphoma. He died 15 months later and I was shattered. This story resonates with my soul.
I'm so very sorry for your loss.
I am sad for your loss, but happy you found that love however brief
I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope that you’ve found something that brings you hope & comfort.🙏🏻❤️🇨🇦
❤
He likes unavailable women it’s more his style. Never married. Etc. Figures the so called love of his life wasn’t going to live.
This was great. He is my all time favorite singer. In past interviews he Blamed the breaking up of journey on other people, but this time he really opened up and took responsibility.
Powerful. New respect for this man and his 'journey'..
So glad to have the opportunity to hear this, I hope every day that you experience is a day of healing and hope Steve.
That’s beautiful. How kind.
Steve, you may not remember me. I used to play bass for The Dickies. You were Leonard’s guest at a show we did in Hollywood honoring The Ramones. It was a complete pleasure meeting you, and talking music for a few moments. Thank you.
Killer klowns from outer space!!!! that song is a part of my childhood! Can you please tell a story about that song PLEASE 🙏
Much appreciated! That song was recorded before my tenure in the band. But like you I am also a fan, and it was always a fav when we put it in our live set. Thank you!
Man we miss you so much Steve! We love you ! You are one of the greats!!! Wish you all the very best! You’ll always be in our heart
As others have stated I have left this interview with tears and profound respect for Steve Perry. I also enjoyed his music, seeing him on his first tour with Journey. This brief video peeled back layers of the man's soul. The loss of his mother still pains him, the greatest love he had with Kelly was brief but powerful. Great interview.
OMG...you beautiful man! I had NO idea of any of this. You are a RARE gem! What a tribute to this wonderful lady that loved you soooooo much!
I did an interview with Steve Perry many years ago for EQ magazine. After the interview was over, he graciously gave me advice about singing that was very helpful for my musical career...how many superstar singers would take the time to give vocal lessons to a random interviewer? That impressed the hell out of me. What a nice guy.
There will never be as good of a singer in rock ‘n’ roll as Steve Perry. He is the best of the best, no copycat karaoke singer in the world will ever compare. I had tickets to see Journey, not knowing Steve Perry was no longer with the band. I attended the concert. A guy started to sing, and I immediately knew it was not Steve Perry. I got up and left. Didn’t stay for the show because Steve Perry was Journey. There will never be another that compares. ❤
Check out James Durbin cover "separate ways" he loves Steve 🔥 🎵🎶
We have our 40 year HS reunion in 2 weeks and I’m pretty sure a few Journey songs will get spun up by the DJ. Thanks Steve and Journey.
Class of 84 👍🏻
It just f*cks with my head that I listened to Journey 40 years ago. Makes me sad actually.
Such an intelligent man.
Journey was a big part of my youth. This was touching. Steve Perry has always been a favorite.
Always loved Journey. His voice really moved me. Still does. ❤
Classic voice. 1000 years from now, his songs will be sung. Loyal SF Giants fan.
I met my fiancé in February of 07 in a similar way and had that same feeling. She was diagnosed with cancer and then brain cancer and I lost the most incredible person I had ever met two week before we were to be married, in May of 08. I WILL see her again in the near future but OMG it was so tough!
I love this man with his iconic, unique, big voice, and yet so soothing, it’s the reason why Journey is my fave of all time band. To this day I play their greatest hits including Steve Perry’s solos. So thankful he did this interview to tell us what happened, cuz WE ❤ your voice so much Steve!!! 🤗
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No Voice I’ve ever heard sing Music has uplifted my ears, brain, & Spirit more than the Legend- Steve Perry’s Voice has!
GOD Bless him!
Wow... Just wow. Looking forward to more Steve and His story. Two souls connected, that never gets old.
One of the top male vocalist of our time and a massive heart ❤ as well 😊
I am so thankful he is with us. My generation is blessed to have him as such a big part of our lives. His music will live to the very last one of us. Hopefully the younger generation learns of him and carry’s his music and loves it like we do.
This story of his love…just what he needed. I am so happy he met this lovely woman. Thank you Steve Perry.
Steve Perry is and will ALWAYS be one of the greatest voices of all time.
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Get lost scammer 😆
I was lucky enough to see Journey and Steve Perry in concert in the DFW area in the late 70s and the 80s. He will always be my favorite! Unmatched vocals, lyrics, and instrumentals! ❤
Being older sucks but like you I saw him 3 times live back in the day......... that boy had pipes
@@JeffSalvati I agree about getting older. I'm shocked by Perry's age. Where did the time go? But we were very lucky to grow up with the best music in rock history compared to some of the trash today.
My father who was a Motown fan, loved Steve Perry's voice. The first album he bought that wasn't Motown was Journey. He said he had a voice for the ages. And boy did he!!
Journey was never the same after Steve Perry left the band. A friend brought over a new Journey CD and I didn't care for it. Still listen to their older albums though.❤️
Current Journey is just a Cover band at this point
@@benreilly4616 Bullshit. Ariel Pineda is outstanding!
@@MCtravler what hits has he made all i hear him doing is steve songs
@@cooter-of7ej What?? Journey is the band. He sings Journey songs!
Same!!!
I am real glad I stumbled on this video. Steve Perry seems super intelligent and insightful and it was cool hearing him talk about these things.
Steve Perry's voice is Gold, timelessly will Adore him & All the beloved music he made, this was a great interview, getting to see his soulfulness shine through
I was glad to come onto this video. Steve Perry I wish you all the love , happiness, peace and the bestest adventures for you. ❤ Thank you for the music and the interview. ❤
At the very top of my all time favorite vocalist and people. Steve is a sincere soulful person with passion. Saw Journey with Steve 5 times and Steve solo at the Fox Theater in ATL. So much enjoyed these shows. Thank you Steve. You are a bright star in a beautiful world.
I am intrigued by the comments from those, almost all, who have never experienced the life/challenges...at any level. I'm nowhere close, but humbled at this moment in life. Wish him peace as he sees and has felt/feels what is so simple and beautiful, can't be explained - but - always blown off. Great interview and for him, continue enjoying your place/peace.
Awesome, I’m glad I had the opportunity to see Steve and journey numerous times when I was younger! ❤truly memorable