VOICE TEACHER REACTS - JOURNEY - LIVE - Feeling that Way/Anytime 1977
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2020
- Vintage and amazing Journey live! This is Feeling that Way and Anytime and it's perfect!!
Doesn't get too much better than this. You'll see!
In this Steve Perry is complimented with some great vocals by Gregg Rolie (who I always thought was great in the band) and it's a great vocal pair. (-:
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Mike
The duo of Greg and Steve Perry was awesome! I was so lucky to see them in ‘81 with Loverboy as the opening act.
Oh, 81? I think Gregg left in 80 perhaps, right before Escape.
I guess more accurately I saw Journey in 81, don’t honestly recall if Gregg was still with them at that point or not.
@@Eloso3135 Gregg Rollie had left and Jonathan Cain had joined the band by ‘81. I saw that tour as well (my very first concert at 14 years old) Loverboy opening act and Journey in their prime. How blessed were we??? 🙌🏼❤️
I was lucky to see Journey live every year from 79-82 through my high school years. The Midnight Special was great for music, but they got vagrants off the streets of LA to fill the audience - so of course they were drugged out and sleepy
Steve Perry is just one of those singers that I can't recall ever hitting a bad note. Great tone, effortless range, and truly one of the best vocalists I've ever heard.
Midnight Special was the best.
Effortless is a perfect descriptor. And because of that, he never drifted into excess.
The BEST Voice ever is STEVE PERRY!!!
At 5:14 you can hear him starting his harmony note low. And at 5:24 not quite right. Hey, don't get me wrong...these are all passable but hey you brought it up 🤣
Never missed it!😅
There is NO ONE LIKE STEVE PERRY!!!!! Never will be...
Yes i aggree for steve perry but now we accept that Arnel his replacement is now the vocalist of journey & for the past 16yrs .. still the band is existing & performing on stage. Thank you Arnel the RESCUER of JOURNEY @came from a 3rd world country the Philippines And even Steve Perry admitted that arnel is much more fitted in the band after him. We thankful for arnel and from his mouth himself that he stepped down anytime if his replacement is his idol steve perry. What a humble & good heart❤ Arnel Pineda. My humble opinion.
Steve has said himself his singing just looked easy. He was an Olympian back then. Incredible vocal ability. You can hear the Sam Cooke influence. Just amazing.
Totally! Esp.the "my's"!
STEVE is ONE OF A KIND HE CHANGED THE WHOLE SOUND NOT THAT JOURNEY HAD A BAD SOUND I LOVED PLAYING THAT TYPE OF SOUND YOU COULDN'T GET IN A WORKING PLACE PEOPLE WANT TO DANCE N SING ALONG GREG SANG GREAT TOO THAY REALLY WERE GREAT TOGETHER I SAW SANTANA AT 14 YEARS OLD HE LET ME UP IN FRISCO NEIL HAD A BIG FRO HE WAS KILLING THE BLACK LES PAUL CARLOS WAS TOO THAY WERE SO NICE I WAS A LONG HAIRD GUITAR PLAYING FOOL NOT SHY TO ASK TO GET UP BEST MEMORIES WERE IN SAN FRANCISCO GOING TO WINTERLAND DAY ON THE GREEN IN OAKLAND WHAT GREAT INSPIRATION BILL GRAM RIP MY BUD THANK YOU FOR TAKING TIME TO LET ME UP ON STAGE AND ALL THE BEST SHOWS YOU PUT ON IF NOT FOR BILL LOT'S OF BANDS WOULDN'T OF GOT THE EXPOSURE😍😀😍😘😄😳🎃😭🐬😭😭🎥🎥
Yep and Steve later said on The Big Interview with Dan Rather he lived Sam Rather and how he used reverb to sing back to himself. He cited that as one of his major influences. He recalled a story where he heard Sam Cooke on the radio while driving with his mom in a convertible and it was one of those "tunnel vision" moments where all could he hear was the song.
I remember watching Midnight Special every week! Steve has the most iconic voice, my favorite singer ever.🙏❤👍
He sounded better live then anyone I’ve ever heard ! Love love journey and adore Steve. What a man and voice I also think Neil didn’t get the credit he deserved as a player
One of my all time favorite songs is “Faithfully”. Steve’s voice is otherworldly.
I remember Wolfman from the sixties.
That's one of my favs too. Good choice!
Steve....The Voice ❤️❤️❤️watch this music video often, and other journey videos and I'm still Blown away by Steve's vocal ability ❤️
Yes it was Ainsley Dunbar, Ross Vallery on Bass and Neil Schon on guitar. Greg Rollie and Steve. They were really before their time, they were that good.🎼❤️🇦🇺❤️🇺🇸🕺🏻💃🎸☘️
Steve Perry the greatest male vocalist ever.
This was Steve Perry finding his way to becoming the greatest male rock vocalist of all time.
Greg Rollie's voice reminds me a bit of Peter Cetera. Yes I remember watching Midnight Special every weekend and Don Kirshner's Rock Concert too.
Me too!! Seems like not that long ago. (-:
@@MikeGoodrich Hey Mike, subscribed. Have you found the Journey From Time vids on here? Gregg is back with Neal and they played most of the stuff from the first 3 albums, as well as some from their Pop time. Have the drummer who was in Journey post Steve, that sounds damn close to Steve so this song and ANytime etc. are damn good. They went out on a mini tour in 2019 just before COVID hit.
I remembered staying up late just to see this performance. The drummer was Ansley Dunbar. Wolfman Jack was the coolest DJ! There was a song written for Wolfman Jack!
Clap for the Wolfman by the Guess Who
I recall the Midnight Special as a grade school kid that only stayed up that late sometimes on the Holidays with relatives and maybe occasionally during the Summer time with older kids.
I remember seeing this the night it appeared on TV. I heard the song and Greg. When Steve started I spun around and watched. I was mesmerized by Steve's voice. I kept saying out loud "who is that? And why isn't he singing more??". I'm still a fan of his.
Craig was a very capable singer but when Steve's voice came in man sonically just filled the void and clarion clear.
The first time I heard Steve Perry’s voice was when “Feeling that Way” came on the radio. I couldn’t believe what I was hearing. It was so exquisite; if what other vocalists did was called singing, then there had to be another verb for what Steve could do with his voice. I was disappointed when Gregg Rolie left, he is so much better than Jonathan Cain.
Yeah but......., if there was no Cain, then Journey would never had the songs and sound that brought so much fame in/from the 80's, and a catalog that is still relevant. Cain doesn't get the credit he deserves, but he and Perry together were incredible.
@@noezrider6361 Facts
Same here! I was entranced and it still gives me chills when I hear it.
Poor Rawly, all the cheers went wild when Perry would pierce the air with that tight ring. (And flawless technique).
I remember the wolfman!!
Especially as a singer. I prefer him to all Steve Perry.
Of course I remember this growing up, Wolfman Jack was huge when I was young. I loved the Midnight Special
Graduated HS 1978, remember Wolfman Jack and the Midnight Special :) Love Journey!
I remember wolfman jack, the midnight special...I was a small child at the time. Journey is one of my favorite bands I grew up with.
Great reaction to Journey and believe or not I was not a fan until I was in my forties. Now I think they were great.
Yes, Steve and Greg sound great together! I love Journey and have seen them 3 times in concert back in the day!! What a great walk down memory lane. Thanks Mike! Oh, love your story about Santana and your dad! 🤘
Feelin That Way/Anytime are the first songs I ever heard from Journey back in ~1978. I’ve seen Journey 8 times over the last 40 years and I was lucky enough to see Gregg Rolie in concert with Neal Schon a couple of years ago. They’re all truly amazing musicians.
I love the live version of these specific songs on their Captured Album.
I absolutely love Journey with Steve Perry. This song really is a great combination of his voice along with Gregg.
I recorded the album off the radio and played the crap out it. They had something going with these duets.
There was an incredible over flow of great voices in the SUPER 70S, BOTH MALE AND AND FEMALE
😊😂
That will never be witnessed again!😅
I am super excited for this one!
Yep, that was his voice! 👍 And oh yeah, do I remember The Midnight Special and the Wolfman!😄❤
Steve Perry is a legend with the voice of a God. The best vocalist in the world.
Oh yeah!!! Great memories!!!!
Best two song combo ever!
Totally!!
I was in high school, had by then been in vocals since age 8....heard these guys and my love for Tenor was born. Feeling that way/ Anytime and Patiently were my first of many favorites.
Yes, I remember The Wolfman and the Midnight Special. Those were good times. I don't know how some people can play so well at a young age. But, Lita Ford was 17 when she played for the Runaways, and she was already an awesome guitar player.
Addit: I love watching your face and enthusiasm as you rock along.🤗🤗 Feel like I'm right there with you. 😍💕🌟
Had the pleasure of seeing Journey in the old Omni in Atlanta in either 86 or 87 with my now wife. The only thing missing was Greg Rollie. Fantastic concert with Randy Jackson on bass in his skin tight polka dot pleather pants. Lol
I love Steve Perry ❤️
FYI, when Steve joined Journey, I read that everyone else in the band had to take vocal lessons so they could get their harmonies right to keep up with Steve. I also heard that Steve ended up adding more of his vocals for the background parts in the studio because he could get better takes one after another. He's a perfectionist.
☺️🌟 Hey old guy. I'm old too & watched the same show with Wolfman Jack. We're the cool dudes!! 😎 Echo...Mott the Hoople, "Where are all the young dudes?" We're Here!!💕🌟
Those were some great days for music!! Thanks for your message!
Omg, blast from the past! Wolfman Jack/ Midnight Special a classic.
Journey/w Steve Perry 'the Voice' an amazing time to experience Rock.
Still love their music❤✌
Fantastic duo. Would have loved to hear years more of them together.and schonn, one if a kind and perfect live.
Great Rx presentation!!
I absolutely do remember Wolfman! Seeing this performance is such a treat & hearing this part of their history is amazing! Thank you!
I am old enough to remember the Midnight Special! Steve is the Voice and the GOAT. Gregg had a great voice, also but Steve's voice cannot be duplicated.
I remember Wolfman Jack not only on the Midnight Special but also on WLS in Chicago.
This song was on Journey's fourth LP Infinity, but the first LP with Steve Perry.
I remember it!! Loved Wolfman
Yes I remember both! Great times!
That was a fantastic performance. I was not allowed to stay up that late and watch the Midnight Special, but remember hearing Wolfman Jack's voice now and again on the radio. Thank you for the stories and great video.
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
when Steve sing Booooom .........every things be AMAZING
I also remember this I sure miss shows like this ❤
what a performance....what a band and of course..................what a voice!
With these great singers it's the live performance that cements their ability. Bruce Dickinson, Rob Halford, Steve Perry, Geoff Tate, Sebastian Bach, Mickey Thompson, Dennis Deyoung
Are they a band? I know of PERRY AND,DE, D,YOUNGSINCCNINE TEEN 73 NEVER HEARD OF THE OTHER DUDES.
About that playing the same as on the record: you can experience the same thing with Nightwish live. They play it almost precisely as on CD. It´s unbelievable. Of course some people find it boring, but there are songs that they can do differently, as Highlander for example. But majority is like a CD, and I find it amazing.
I remember wolf man jack, I would tell my dad about Journey and tell him Steve brought them to stardom. And he never wasted an opportunity to remind me through the years. 😂
I loved that show and Journey
I remember it too I watched it that night I never missed that show came on at midnight that’s why they called it a midnight special remember that was back in the 70s I know I tell a lot of people that Greg Raleigh was the lead singer and they’re like now Steve Barry has always been the lead singer I said you’re a lot younger than me I remember them before Steve joined journey I think it was really welcoming him that he joined
Was raised on MS!!!! So good! Steves voice like buttah💓
Absolutely remember, both The Midnight Special and Don Kirchners in Concert.
Yes, I remember this show & Wolfman Jack! I feel old. 🙃
Saw the show at the age of 12.. favorite Schon guitar solo..this turned me on to Journey and off course The Wolfman
I recommend reacting to a band called Heilung. The specific song is “Krigsgaldr.”
They have an entire live show about 1.5 hours long, and it’s totally worth the time to watch the show; but that one song, for the sake of a UA-cam recording, will do. Just be sure to watch the show afterwards. You won’t be disappointed.
People should go back & watch all the Midnight Specials. Talk about a blast from the past!
Woooow! Love this video of Journey!
Yes! I used to watch The Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack MCing.... The 70's cranked out some amazing music and set the stage for music in the 80's. Don't forget those amazing vocals were all done with no pitch correction as that technology didn't exist back then.
So true!!
I haven't heard this song in like forever! I was 27 back then and this is the Journey that I remember.
Steve Perry is and ALWAYS will be THE VOICE of my generation!!!
Steve and Gregg sounded fantastic together. I think.it must have been tough for Gregg to share lead singer duties with someone who sounded - and looked - like Steve (the GOAT).
The Midnight Special was amazing!! They must have been piping something through the ventilation system to chill these people out. 💨 Great video!
I would sit about a foot away from the TV to watch Midnight Special so I wouldn't wake anyone up...also Don Kirshner's concerts that didn't come on until 1:00, lol. Good times!
Please do a song from Yes. Would love to hear reaction to Jon Anderson’s voice. Another would be Rik Emmett from Triumph or Brad Delp from Boston.
Awesome...thanks!
If you want to hear a unique Jon Anderson vocal, go to Gowan's "Moonlight Desire". Jon was in the next recording studio, wandered in, loved Gowan's vocals and asked, hey Mate want some company? Then they were going to make the Video at the Pyramids of the Moon and Sun in Mexico, and Jon said I am all in. He dressed in Mayan Worship dress, and face paint, making the Video with its amazing location a Massive hit, well in Canada anyway. No idea who they greased to be able to use the Pyramid area, as it is usually off limits.
All interesting, but Delp and Emmett are exceptional. Triumph is so underrated since they were in Rush’s shade their whole ca
Love watching your videos. You’re so cheerful!
Love your stories and experience. One of my favorite piano leads to play.
Friday nights was Don Kirshner's Rock Concert and Saturday nights was The Midnight Special w/Wolfman Jack. And if you didn't get either of those on TV you could turn on FM Radio and find King Biscuit's Flower Hour. Great stuff we'll likely never see or hear again...........except on UA-cam.
I do remember Wolfman Jack..and The Midnight Special. I usually wasent up late enough to watch it, I was in my early teens. Journey was and has always been my favorite group💕. Steve Perry has an amazing voice💕💕.Mike, you seemed to be enjoying listening to this as much as I did!!😁 I think Greg Rollie and Steve sounded great together 💕How on earth did this audience sit still ??!!!!!!😯
I went to a concert on that tour at the Rainbow Music Hall in Denver, CO And you are right; Rosie and Perry together were absolutely phenomenal!
Rolie
And at Rainbow Music Hall, it was definately NOT a sleepy crowd!
So cool that Grant Geisman is your friend. Grant's acoustic solo on Land of Make Believe live at the Hollywood Bowl changed me. It was a huge inspiration for me to make music a career.
You never know who you're going to run into, even online.
When Gregg Rolie left Jonathan Cain from The Babys played keyboards and from 78 through 85 Steve Smith was playing drums.
I know you put this up a few years ago, but I loved both your enthusiasm of Journey and Midnight Special! Journey/Steve Perry my absolute favorite rock of all time. But let me feed you some trivia on The Midnight Special. The first one was for a sorta “Rock the Vote” Special that was hosted by my very favorite singer of all time since I was 7 years old John Denver. And it was a great success and continued for years after that. But I do agree ... the audiences sucks 😂 for ROCK 😂 But the very first one is on UA-cam in its entirety and about 10
Acts are on of all music - folk, funk, rock, soul
Yes!! I'm 71 yr old lady, used to watch Midnight Special the year I was disabled from a job, way back then... great show... before that I'd not see it because I worked graveyard shift...
It was amazing wasn't it? Thanks for your message!
Loved that show and Wolfman Jack!!
Loved Midnight Special with Wolfman Jack! And early Journey absolutely smoked!!!
You’re just as awesome as the Journey band! We feel your love ❤️ with the band like we all do. Steve is a legend!
I love that you referenced the “Feels So Good” guitar solo! That and “Kid Charlemagne” were my faves as a young guitar player. Still blows my mind to this day!
My favorites of all time love me some journey with Steve Perry
Loved the Midnight Special Wolfman Jack and Don Kirshners Rock Concerts great time to be Alive
One of my favourites
Midnight special was great to see up and coming bands
I watched Midnight Special every week! A lot of my favorite bands were on there. Journey and Eddie Money are my two go to bands for forty years! I listen to them every day!
I so wish I were a little older so they would have been on my radar. By the time I was a tween to early teen I finally found Steve’s beautiful voice and such a great band! I remember the midnight special and Wolfman Jack.
Yes, I remember Wolfman Jack! And more importantly I remember 10:10 Midnight Special! Missed it when they took it off of the air!
Yes I remember Wolfman Jack & the Midnight Special. Great Stuff! Love this vocal combo between Gregg Rolie & Steve Perry. Absolutely incredible! No difference between the album and live. WOW!!!!
Saw "Feeling That Way" , automatically "Liked." (My favorite Journey song.)
I only remember Wolfman Jack through re-runs of shows, as I was born in the early 70s, Mike, and only watched Midnight Special later on as well.
What an excellent show!
I dig your commentary! Right on!
God they're amazing. I'm just grateful that we have these videos for us and for the next generation. They seem to enjoy them, and I think that's the only thing I have in common with them, lol.
Perry and Rolie had a duet song called Someday Soon on the Departure album.
Great choice of Journey songs! Whenever somebody asks me what my favorite Journey songs are, these two are clearly at the top. As others have suggested, reviewing Boston's Brad Delp would be a treat. In fact, I believe you can get his vocal track only for More Than a Feeling on UA-cam - it's a real treat. Thanks!
I remember it all.
yes I remember I'm 70
That's a great age!! We saw all the great ones in music!!
I REALLY remember Midnight Special WELL! In fact, I was married at 19..in 1976. (dumb a**)! It was great & I loved Wolfman Jack!!!!
Funny you say that about vowels… Mr. Perry is Portuguese & recorded a song for his mother in his first language. In an interview a pile of years ago he was asked if it was more difficult to sing in another language & he said it was a little easier singing in Portuguese because European vowels tend to be more extended than English. He also didn’t think he’d ever release it, so we may never get to hear him singing in anything but English. However, if you’re in CA & have any musical connections, perhaps you can find someone to convince him to goof around with an old Journey track in his home studio & redo his vocals in Portuguese. That would be cool to hear!
Glad I found your channel. 👍🏼
The keyboard player was Greg Rollins Aynlsey Dunbar on Drums Ross Valery on bass Neil Saen on Lead Guitar Steve Perry on Lead Vocal. Shortly after, Steve Perry joined the tensions and grew to a boil, which put him at add Ansley Dunbar. It was a tough decision the band voted Ansley out. Then he replaced by Montrose Drummer Steve Smith. That's when they entered the studio and created the album Infinity. With Steve Perry on zlead vocals, Ross Valerie Bass Neil Sean on Lead Gituar Steve Smith on Drums Greg Rollie on Key board. It was on after the album Departure. That Gregg Rolie left the band. He then replaced the keyboard player of the baby's Johnathan Cain. That was the lineup for yesterday that made musical megga starts