I'll never forget the first time I heard this GEM OF A SONG. It is so damn hard hitting...................for all of us that know the pain of a broken home, it hits us in the gut. Steve Perry completely nailed it, as he also came from a broken home.
Steve Perry is a legend. I saw him in concert back in the 80s three times - the last being their farewell tour with Steve as lead. And I cried. Believe me when I tell you - his voice & performance was mind-blowing every single time. There will never be another like him. ❤️
@@jarrodhall3686 he def has a 5 octave range...he never uses falsetto...like never...listen to this end of this song again and his voice at the end is not falsetto.
He's IS a rare tenor. A countertenor which is the full range of a female alto not soprano. He also did have perfect pitch, but not 5 octave range. According to singers, his natural range was already so high, but not low. I read he has a high full three to three 1/2 to 4 octave range. Definitely not 5 because he didn't have a lower register. Also, my favorite singer.❤
Not ONLY is Steve Perry 'The Voice'!!! He's also 'The Greatest Showman!!!!!' Mother Father is such a Masterpiece of a song!! Rather it's the studio version or it's live!!!
I saw alot of the 80s bands. I would say perry is one of the top 3 vocalistS of the time, if not ever. He was better live than any of the studio recordings
Steve Perry is also a drummer. That's why you see him facing the drums and really getting into it. You will notice him doing that a lot in their live videos.
Steve Perry had the best voice. Sounded even better live than he did on vinyl. Of course back then if you didn't sound good on both vinyl and live you didn't make it. No autotune to make you sound better then.
@@michaeltipton1074 you forgot power. Farnham is all over Perry in the power stakes...and Farnham's range is F2 to D5 while Perry's is E2 to C so it looks like they have the same range but one goes higher and one goes lower.
@@rickandersen2284 obviously you haven’t listened to Steve Perry’s solo albums - sang in lower register. He sang higher in Journey because of the way Neal Schon tuned his guitar. Incredible range and velvety voice with that tiny bit of perfect grit.
Steve Perry, the most glorious pure rock voice of all time in one of the greatest live concerts ever witnessed. Here all the members of Journey show incredible virtuosity. 👏❤🎶🎼
Neal was the original Journey along with band mate Greg Rollie also from Santana. He & Rollie left Santana and Neal started the Journey before Steve's arrival. The original Journey was a different sound before Steve joined. It was Steve who brought more of the change to the band. Neal was not happy at first with this change because he wanted more of a metal sound then ballads. Steve wrote the song "Lights" and when Neal started to come around more it seemed as though their writing & music collaborations started them on a path to what became "Journey". How Steve came to sing with Journey is a great story. Each has their unique story as to the forming of this legend band. Steve was a great front man and his voice with Neal's guitar was so beautifully matched. I didn't follow the original Journey until Steve joined the band in late 70's. I was in love with Steve but once he left that final goodbye was also my final goodbye because it wasn't the same without Steve. Steve, Neal, Jonathan, Ross, Steve (drummer) those 5 together is the Journey I followed. I fell in love with Steve and his voice . I was thrilled when Steve finally came back out and put out "Traces".
I loved your reaction to this song. Steve is always phenomenal, but I'm glad you included Steve Smith in your reaction to his drums and his talent, he often doesn't get the recognition he deserves. Neal is always spot on. Jonathan and Ross are phenomenal as well. No wonder this band then and now are so loved.
For those of you who don't know, he did the studio track vocal in 1 take!!! I'm a singer. You have no idea how RARE that is. Especially for a song this difficult to sing. He also did not do this song every night on the tour. Only when he felt he could nail it
Great song, great band. Steve perry's vocals here are shocking, great. Niel is on fire, perfect for the song. I own this concert on DVD. Love the band.
You have to watch the full video (7 minutes) to get the full appreciation of all the members! This is my favorite song! The lyrics, meaning behind, harmonies is what makes this song so incredible! Neal Schon (guitarist) played with Santana in the early 70's & left to form Journey, they brought in "The Voice" Steve Perry as he's known in 77'. Steve recorded this song in studio in 1 take, absolutely amazing!!
I like that you spotlighted the drums! That's a world -class jazz drummer doing the rock thing. Steve Smith, like everyone in the band, is extremely talented and has been successful outside of the band. Can never go wrong with Journey. Great vid!✌🏽
One of my favorite songs…. and he definitely sounds angelic at the end. He is my favorite vocalist of all time. I Stand Alone by Steve Perry is a great song also. Love your channel by the way❤️
"Mother, Father" and the title track are the best songs on the 'Escape' album. Hope you react the live version of "Escape" from this same concert. It's amazing.
Please keep reacting to Journey's catalog. Perry, Neal and Jonathan wrote all their songs. You will keep being amazed by Steve's vocals, Neal's guitar, Jonathan's keyboards and piano, Steve Smiths drumming, and Ross's bass. Amazing musicians!
Although he always seemed to be the highlight of this band, if people take notice, Steve acknowledged & uplifted every man & their talented performance, onstage, every song, every part! He always deflected his 'spot light' & moved it around, seemingly, so that, everyone understood that he knew, he was not & could not, make this greatness all by himself. I would add that he could have, easily, done it alone, but I would be speaking from a biased attitude, colored with my distaste for Journey's ungrateful disloyalty to their breadwinner, a.k.a., Steve Perry, The Voice! The tell all in the end is that Journey never reached the status that they had w/The Voice after their 'desperate' ultimatum to Steve, which backfired in their face! The band never reached the level of success they’d previously had, switching lead singers repeatedly, losing and replacing band mates, and falling into endless internal lawsuits. Although, they tour, but they still ride on the successful hits that were achieved with Steve. I attended one of their concerts & quite frankly, you wouldn't be able to comparatively critique their Perry replacement vocals. The audience sings every note, every song. LOL. I wondered during the entire concert if they really needed to show up, because we, the audience, could have performed Journey's spot without them!
It's hard to believe that they didn't want him in the band, but the manager told them to bad . I have met Steve Perry a few times and he is a very nice person. Love 💘 him ❤. Much love to you and your family 💕
Good seeing you Chod. Please react to "Foolish Heart" , the (official video), by Steve Perry. Foolish Heart ❤, is one of Steve's song, from his solo career. This auntie could listen to "Foolish ❤ , non stop, and could never tire of it. This auntie had such a crush on Steve in the day/still do. Oh and "Oh Sherri" by Journey is a vibe too. Hope everyone is doing well 🙏
Would love for you to react to more Journey! They have soooo many great songs it will take you a while to get to all of them. Try “I’ll be alright without you” and “Be good to yourself “. Just a few of the many greats by Journey
Saw them on this tour, about a week before this show was filmed in Houston, on Halloween night in Mobile, Alabama, 1981. They were all in Halloween costumes, but Steve still had this same shirt on. I had no ticket but me and a friend lucked out and a roadie let us in through the backstage for a few bucks. We went right by the bands (Loverboy was a new band and opened the show) and straight into the auditorium. Couldn't talk to the bands as part of the deal. Needless to say, it was badass.
Steve Perry....The Voice! Saw them 4 times on 3 tours...Escape, Frontiers, and Raised on Radio. He was, consistently, even better in person than on the albums. His voice could take your breath away! Check out When You Love a Woman on their final album together...Trial By Fire. It is a beautiful song. I wanted so badly to hear him sing it live. Unfortunately, his health issue with his hip prevented them from touring with that album. I can imagine it would have been another stunning performance.
I know I'm late on this, but Steve Smith, the drummer here, is someone you might wanna check out, as he is also known as one of the greatest contemporary jazz drummers. This band was made up of top shelf musicians. Neal Schon the guitar player, was a founding member of Journey years before Steve Perry the singer joined. Schon was hired by Carlos Santana at the age of seventeen to play on Santana III, from '71.
First album I ever bought? Escape. I wore at least 3 tapes out. Rumours, Hotel California & Escape - the three albums that were the soundtrack to my life. ❤
You articulate your reactions so well! Steve Perry's is always phenomenal. Keep doing more Journey please! They're early music when Steve first joined are amazing and shows exactly where they started heading into iconic status. Listen to "Feeling this Way / Anytime" these two songs go together. Gregg Rollie was Lead singer when they brought Steve in. Lots of history.
We all notice SP singing....of course. But ya man, Neal sang right along with him on the guitar including the rest of the band. Really good Journey song.
omg, the vocal-only track of More Than a Feeling is SPINE-TINGLING. But yeah, I think I was more in love with Steve P's voice than Brad's, back in the day, but they are a powerful 1-2 punch.
First time viewer, but I love Journey and this song. Learning that you’re a drummer, I thought you might be interested to know the drummer in the video in what most Journey fans consider the classic lineup, Steve Smith, a former roadie for the band, is actually more of a jazz fusion drummer as well. Founding member, guitarist, Neal Schon, was playing with Santana at 16 years old and was pursued by Eric Clapton to be a member of his band as well. If you ever decide to look into Journey’s very earliest material prior to Steve Perry joining the band, you’ll discover the band was very progressive musically incorporating many various styles into long jams often instrumental only compositional pieces. Can’t overstate the impact the introduction of Steve had on the band, not just vocally, but in terms of song writing and musical styles as well. Night and day, with his strong sense of melody that combines so perfectly with Neal’s melodic lead lines. The chemistry of Neal and Steve together as songwriting partners was literally instantaneous, see “Patiently” and “Lights” as great examples of this early creative output. The keyboardist in this video, Jonathan Cain, joined in 1980 when Gregg Rollie decided to leave. Cain, former Baby’s (John Waite) member, an incredible songwriter as well, gave Journey and incredible songwriting trio that would propel them to the heights of their success throughout the 80’s. Enjoy your journey exploring the Journey catalog, there’s much to discover and enjoy even beyond their “hits.” I’ll be along for the ride.
Glad you reacted to this one. Not sure if you've done earlier Journey songs like Lovin, Touchin, Squeezin or Any Way You Want It. Oh Sherry a Steve Perry solo song is another.
Total band effort! 🎸👨🎤🥁🎹🎸 Eric Clapton wanted guitarist Neal Schon to join him. But NS said no bc he was committed to playing Santana. NS + Greg Rolie quit Santana to found Journey. Professor of Rock lists Steve Perry as his favorite. Then drummer Steve Smith was in jazz bands before joining Journey. Steve Perry shares the same birthday as Sam Cooke, 1 favorite singer. Jonathan Cain was with The Babys. John Waite was the lead singer. The falsetto near a whistle ends so strongly! 🤯 Do also react to Santana, The Storm, Bad English + solo Steve Perry. 🎸🥁👨🎤🎹🎸
As others have stated, check out the version even if just for yourself where Deen Castronovo (drummer) sings this one. Crazy good. I may prefer it over this one.
Journey is one group that you *HAVE* to be an experienced fan in order to know the *best* songs. No disrespect but this aint too close. (not too far off though) -.- * The best are so sacred that no one will telll you about em.
Maybe someone can answer here……what is it that all of these artists did back then to create amazing music and why aren’t modern day artists writing or playing anything like this? I get not using auto tune and all that but there’s gotta be something that’s truly missing
Hey bud, I’m not quite sure how to spell you name and didn’t want to butcher it lol. I watched quite a few, and really liked what you said about soothslayer. Check out another instrumental, I think you’ll like it. G.O.A.T by Polyphia.
Chod have a great Deep Purple song for you. I would love to hear your comments on Jon Lord's and Ian Paice's super performances on this song. Ritchie Blackmore does pretty good as well, lol. Flight of the Rat - UA-cam
And remember this was LIVE!!!
Fabuloso Steve!!! ❤❤❤❤❤
I'll never forget the first time I heard this GEM OF A SONG. It is so damn hard hitting...................for all of us that know the pain of a broken home, it hits us in the gut. Steve Perry completely nailed it, as he also came from a broken home.
Steve is the Best!! His Voice is one of a kind, no one will ever compare to him!!! He is the Voice!!!
Steve Perry is a legend.
I saw him in concert back in the 80s three times - the last being their farewell tour with Steve as lead. And I cried.
Believe me when I tell you - his voice & performance was mind-blowing every single time.
There will never be another like him. ❤️
Steve "the Voice " Perry is the best male Voice in human History
That's why he's called The Voice..
What Steve Perry does at the end of the song is for me the greatest vocal performance I have heard or will ever hear. Simply amazing!
For me Steve is #1 all-time vocalist in this genre. I saw him live and was blown away.
Greatest live vocal performance in rock history.
Its like he is singing to dolphins at the end.
Steve is a altino countertenor, which is very rare. He is basically a male soprano. He has a 5 octave range and perfect pitch.
agreed!!!!
Look, Steve Perry is my favorite singer, but let’s be reasonable- he doesn’t have a five octave range.
@@jarrodhall3686 he does....listen again tot he ending of this song...he is not singing in falsetto on those high notes...that is his true voice
@@jarrodhall3686 he def has a 5 octave range...he never uses falsetto...like never...listen to this end of this song again and his voice at the end is not falsetto.
He's IS a rare tenor. A countertenor which is the full range of a female alto not soprano. He also did have perfect pitch, but not 5 octave range. According to singers, his natural range was already so high, but not low. I read he has a high full three to three 1/2 to 4 octave range. Definitely not 5 because he didn't have a lower register. Also, my favorite singer.❤
Now you know why Steve Perry is one of the best!
Not ONLY is Steve Perry 'The Voice'!!! He's also 'The Greatest Showman!!!!!'
Mother Father is such a Masterpiece of a song!! Rather it's the studio version or it's live!!!
The FATHER knew ur name before u were born. HE IS ALIVE!!!
@@briandavidson1946 .... AMEN!!!!
There is no doubt Steve Perry was the best male vocalist of his time!!! This song shows his talent so well.
I saw alot of the 80s bands. I would say perry is one of the top 3 vocalistS of the time, if not ever. He was better live than any of the studio recordings
Steve Perry is also a drummer. That's why you see him facing the drums and really getting into it. You will notice him doing that a lot in their live videos.
Steve Perry had the best voice. Sounded even better live than he did on vinyl. Of course back then if you didn't sound good on both vinyl and live you didn't make it. No autotune to make you sound better then.
Yeah he did....nearly as good as this guy. ua-cam.com/video/XlDlJTPEbOo/v-deo.html
@@rickandersen2284 Good but not in Steve Perry’s zip code of range, soul and tone.
@@michaeltipton1074 each to his own...I find Perry thin and whiney at best. Cheers
@@michaeltipton1074 you forgot power. Farnham is all over Perry in the power stakes...and Farnham's range is F2 to D5 while Perry's is E2 to C so it looks like they have the same range but one goes higher and one goes lower.
@@rickandersen2284 obviously you haven’t listened to Steve Perry’s solo albums - sang in lower register. He sang higher in Journey because of the way Neal Schon tuned his guitar. Incredible range and velvety voice with that tiny bit of perfect grit.
Steve Perry, the most glorious pure rock voice of all time in one of the greatest live concerts ever witnessed. Here all the members of Journey show incredible virtuosity.
👏❤🎶🎼
One of the all time great live vocal performances this one.
Steve has the greatest voice of all time
This dude could sing anything and make it great!❤
Neal Schon (lead guitarist) and Steve Perry were a match made in heaven. I feel the same way about Layne Staley and Jerry Cantrell as well.
An absolute masterpiece, OH, WOW. Steve Perry is beyond great, just unbelievable...great guitar and drums...all is great, but those Vocals!!
When Steve hits those high notes, it's magical. Neal Schon used to play with Carlos Santana before joining Journey.
Neal was the original Journey along with band mate Greg Rollie also from Santana. He & Rollie left Santana and Neal started the Journey before Steve's arrival. The original Journey was a different sound before Steve joined. It was Steve who brought more of the change to the band. Neal was not happy at first with this change because he wanted more of a metal sound then ballads. Steve wrote the song "Lights" and when Neal started to come around more it seemed as though their writing & music collaborations started them on a path to what became "Journey". How Steve came to sing with Journey is a great story. Each has their unique story as to the forming of this legend band. Steve was a great front man and his voice with Neal's guitar was so beautifully matched. I didn't follow the original Journey until Steve joined the band in late 70's. I was in love with Steve but once he left that final goodbye was also my final goodbye because it wasn't the same without Steve. Steve, Neal, Jonathan, Ross, Steve (drummer) those 5 together is the Journey I followed. I fell in love with Steve and his voice . I was thrilled when Steve finally came back out and put out "Traces".
For me, Journey always sounds better live. Watching them always adds so much.
I loved your reaction to this song. Steve is always phenomenal, but I'm glad you included Steve Smith in your reaction to his drums and his talent, he often doesn't get the recognition he deserves. Neal is always spot on. Jonathan and Ross are phenomenal as well. No wonder this band then and now are so loved.
For those of you who don't know, he did the studio track vocal in 1 take!!!
I'm a singer. You have no idea how RARE that is. Especially for a song this difficult to sing. He also did not do this song every night on the tour. Only when he felt he could nail it
You should know that Steve Smith of Journey is really a professional jazz drummer. Journey is his paycheck.
Great song, great band. Steve perry's vocals here are shocking, great. Niel is on fire, perfect for the song. I own this concert on DVD. Love the band.
Amazing, this has to be one of the best live performances.
You have to watch the full video (7 minutes) to get the full appreciation of all the members! This is my favorite song! The lyrics, meaning behind, harmonies is what makes this song so incredible! Neal Schon (guitarist) played with Santana in the early 70's & left to form Journey, they brought in "The Voice" Steve Perry as he's known in 77'. Steve recorded this song in studio in 1 take, absolutely amazing!!
My very first concert, Journey/Brian Adams. Great live show.
Mine too!! Kansas City!!
Steve is a drummer too and plays bass also. Drummer/singer in the bands before Journey.
"The Voice"
I like that you spotlighted the drums! That's a world -class jazz drummer doing the rock thing. Steve Smith, like everyone in the band, is extremely talented and has been successful outside of the band. Can never go wrong with Journey. Great vid!✌🏽
One of my favorite songs…. and he definitely sounds angelic at the end. He is my favorite vocalist of all time. I Stand Alone by Steve Perry is a great song also. Love your channel by the way❤️
I feel Niel Shon is one of the most underrated guitarists of all time. And yeah..... voice of an angel!
Yes!!!!!
"Mother, Father" and the title track are the best songs on the 'Escape' album. Hope you react the live version of "Escape" from this same concert. It's amazing.
Perfect performance
Steve Perry was the BEST. Nobody could sing like him. Phenomenal.
Journey is amazing!
The other band members who sing are no slouches either. Beautiful harmonies.
Fantastic voice! Love Steve " the voice " Perry. 🎵🎶🎤👏👏👏👏
I appreciate your HONESTY.
Seeing journey twice in concert here in New Orleans with Steve Perry as The lead singer he sounds like that Live in concert , I was never disappoint
An unbelievable LIVE performance.
Please keep reacting to Journey's catalog. Perry, Neal and Jonathan wrote all their songs. You will keep being amazed by Steve's vocals, Neal's guitar, Jonathan's keyboards and piano, Steve Smiths drumming, and Ross's bass. Amazing musicians!
This was the most amazing concert I've ever been to.
About 20 back rows on the floor....
Although he always seemed to be the highlight of this band, if people take notice, Steve acknowledged & uplifted every man & their talented performance, onstage, every song, every part!
He always deflected his 'spot light' & moved it around, seemingly, so that, everyone understood that he knew, he was not & could not, make this greatness all by himself.
I would add that he could have, easily, done it alone, but I would be speaking from a biased attitude, colored with my distaste for Journey's ungrateful disloyalty to their breadwinner, a.k.a., Steve Perry, The Voice!
The tell all in the end is that Journey never reached the status that they had w/The Voice after their 'desperate' ultimatum to Steve, which backfired in their face!
The band never reached the level of success they’d previously had, switching lead singers repeatedly, losing and replacing band mates, and falling into endless internal lawsuits.
Although, they tour, but they still ride on the successful hits that were achieved with Steve.
I attended one of their concerts & quite frankly, you wouldn't be able to comparatively critique their Perry replacement vocals. The audience sings every note, every song. LOL.
I wondered during the entire concert if they really needed to show up, because we, the audience, could have performed Journey's spot without them!
It's hard to believe that they didn't want him in the band, but the manager told them to bad . I have met Steve Perry a few times and he is a very nice person. Love 💘 him ❤. Much love to you and your family 💕
Good seeing you Chod. Please react to "Foolish Heart" , the (official video), by Steve Perry. Foolish Heart ❤, is one of Steve's song, from his solo career. This auntie could listen to "Foolish ❤ , non stop, and could never tire of it. This auntie had such a crush on Steve in the day/still do. Oh and "Oh Sherri" by Journey is a vibe too. Hope everyone is doing well 🙏
Watch journey pbs 1978 in chicago you will see stave sing blues there and his outstanding.
Would love for you to react to more Journey! They have soooo many great songs it will take you a while to get to all of them. Try “I’ll be alright without you” and “Be good to yourself “. Just a few of the many greats by Journey
I heard this the summer of 81. Was impressed then.
Wanted dead or alive showcased Steve Perry's great voice and versatility as a singer which other singers can't pull off
B-side of Frontiers is SICK!!!!
Saw them on this tour, about a week before this show was filmed in Houston, on Halloween night in Mobile, Alabama, 1981. They were all in Halloween costumes, but Steve still had this same shirt on. I had no ticket but me and a friend lucked out and a roadie let us in through the backstage for a few bucks. We went right by the bands (Loverboy was a new band and opened the show) and straight into the auditorium. Couldn't talk to the bands as part of the deal. Needless to say, it was badass.
Steve Perry....The Voice! Saw them 4 times on 3 tours...Escape, Frontiers, and Raised on Radio. He was, consistently, even better in person than on the albums. His voice could take your breath away! Check out When You Love a Woman on their final album together...Trial By Fire. It is a beautiful song. I wanted so badly to hear him sing it live. Unfortunately, his health issue with his hip prevented them from touring with that album. I can imagine it would have been another stunning performance.
Sam Cooke was Steve Perry's big influence
I would pay to watch him sing.
Love the mix of major and minor in the verse!!
Cool Michel poster in the back, I had the same one in the 80s. It came with the album.👍🍻🇺🇸
Neal Schon, the guitarist, played with Santana.
yes! when he was only 15 yrs old...amazing guitarist...prodigy
I know I'm late on this, but Steve Smith, the drummer here, is someone you might wanna check out, as he is also known as one of the greatest contemporary jazz drummers. This band was made up of top shelf musicians. Neal Schon the guitar player, was a founding member of Journey years before Steve Perry the singer joined. Schon was hired by Carlos Santana at the age of seventeen to play on Santana III, from '71.
First album I ever bought? Escape. I wore at least 3 tapes out. Rumours, Hotel California & Escape - the three albums that were the soundtrack to my life. ❤
You articulate your reactions so well! Steve Perry's is always phenomenal. Keep doing more Journey please! They're early music when Steve first joined are amazing and shows exactly where they started heading into iconic status. Listen to "Feeling this Way / Anytime" these two songs go together. Gregg Rollie was Lead singer when they brought Steve in. Lots of history.
I hAd the privilege of seeing JOURNEY with BRYAN ADAMS in the 80s. What a GREAT TIME!
🧨🧨🧨
We all notice SP singing....of course. But ya man, Neal sang right along with him on the guitar including the rest of the band. Really good Journey song.
Steve Perry Brad Delp Top 2
omg, the vocal-only track of More Than a Feeling is SPINE-TINGLING. But yeah, I think I was more in love with Steve P's voice than Brad's, back in the day, but they are a powerful 1-2 punch.
BAHSTUN?
Good call on the guitar.
Try “Stone in Love” Chod. My favorite Journey song.
Mine too
Wow.. I havent heard this since 1984!!
I still have this on vinyl!
Awesome reaction! Love your passion for the guitar solo’s.
First time viewer, but I love Journey and this song. Learning that you’re a drummer, I thought you might be interested to know the drummer in the video in what most Journey fans consider the classic lineup, Steve Smith, a former roadie for the band, is actually more of a jazz fusion drummer as well. Founding member, guitarist, Neal Schon, was playing with Santana at 16 years old and was pursued by Eric Clapton to be a member of his band as well. If you ever decide to look into Journey’s very earliest material prior to Steve Perry joining the band, you’ll discover the band was very progressive musically incorporating many various styles into long jams often instrumental only compositional pieces. Can’t overstate the impact the introduction of Steve had on the band, not just vocally, but in terms of song writing and musical styles as well. Night and day, with his strong sense of melody that combines so perfectly with Neal’s melodic lead lines. The chemistry of Neal and Steve together as songwriting partners was literally instantaneous, see “Patiently” and “Lights” as great examples of this early creative output. The keyboardist in this video, Jonathan Cain, joined in 1980 when Gregg Rollie decided to leave. Cain, former Baby’s (John Waite) member, an incredible songwriter as well, gave Journey and incredible songwriting trio that would propel them to the heights of their success throughout the 80’s. Enjoy your journey exploring the Journey catalog, there’s much to discover and enjoy even beyond their “hits.” I’ll be along for the ride.
Steve Perry is the best male voice of the 80s!!!
Check out Steve Smith's solo drumming.
Lady Luck is my favorite Steve Perry song.
Steeeeeve Peeee-eee-eeh-eh-yeah-yeah-Perry
Glad you reacted to this one. Not sure if you've done earlier Journey songs like Lovin, Touchin, Squeezin or Any Way You Want It. Oh Sherry a Steve Perry solo song is another.
Thank you for not stopping the video to make comments....
Total band effort! 🎸👨🎤🥁🎹🎸
Eric Clapton wanted guitarist Neal Schon to join him. But NS said no bc he was committed to playing Santana. NS + Greg Rolie quit Santana to found Journey.
Professor of Rock lists Steve Perry as his favorite.
Then drummer Steve Smith was in jazz bands before joining Journey. Steve Perry shares the same birthday as Sam Cooke, 1 favorite singer.
Jonathan Cain was with The Babys. John Waite was the lead singer.
The falsetto near a whistle ends so strongly! 🤯
Do also react to Santana, The Storm, Bad English + solo Steve Perry.
🎸🥁👨🎤🎹🎸
You REALLY need to react to Stone In Love!!!
Steve “Machine Gun” Smith on the drums.
Why couldn’t have Steve and Whitney Houston done a song together….I would have been in heaven!!!!
If you hadn't stopped the video, you would have seen Jonathan Cain with an amazing piano solo also.
Please check out Steve Smith from Journey, his solo work
Steve has my favorite male voice ever. Journey's drummer, Deen Castronovo, sang this very well also: ua-cam.com/video/-gomgFZsG-0/v-deo.html
5:46
.👍👍👍❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍
I always say this but Steve is the goat!!!!! ✌️❤️
Brother If You can listen to Something To Hide, Winds Of March, Daydream
The studio version
As others have stated, check out the version even if just for yourself where Deen Castronovo (drummer) sings this one. Crazy good. I may prefer it over this one.
Any Questions?
My favorite band is Boston and Brad Delps voice is angelic but Steve Perry could out sing just about anyone
Journey is one group that you *HAVE* to be an experienced fan in order to know the *best* songs.
No disrespect but this aint too close.
(not too far off though)
-.-
* The best are so sacred that no one will telll you about em.
Good! Keep up the Journey! lol .. they put out a new single last month.. maybe check that out - The Way We Used to Be
Maybe someone can answer here……what is it that all of these artists did back then to create amazing music and why aren’t modern day artists writing or playing anything like this? I get not using auto tune and all that but there’s gotta be something that’s truly missing
Neal Schon started Journey because if he stayed with Santana he would always be second guitar and he is too good for that
You cut the video off early you missed an awesome piano solo bruh.
Listen to their songs
To late, still they ride.
Hey bud, I’m not quite sure how to spell you name and didn’t want to butcher it lol. I watched quite a few, and really liked what you said about soothslayer. Check out another instrumental, I think you’ll like it. G.O.A.T by Polyphia.
Chod have a great Deep Purple song for you. I would love to hear your comments on Jon Lord's and Ian Paice's super performances on this song. Ritchie Blackmore does pretty good as well, lol. Flight of the Rat - UA-cam