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This is a Journey in two distinct parts, the formative years from 1973-87 and the reunion dating from 1996, joined by the slender thread of guitarist Neal Schon. The younger band, including also Ross Valory, Prairie Prince and George Tickner, added Schon's former Santana band mate Gregg Rolie just in time for first album, "Journey". On a musical meander from jazz-rock to something else, the band welcomed power vocalist Steve Perry and made a stop at hard rock with "Captured." Significant songwriting power was an added benefit when Jonathan Cain replaced Rolie, and "Escape," with Cain onboard, was a huge success that included what's become an all-time favorite, 'Don't Stop Believin'.' By 1986, only Schon, Perry and Cain were Journey-men, and the band broke up for various roads less traveled. In 1996, Schon, Perry, Cain, Valory and early drummer Steve Smith reunited for "Trial By Fire," and the band, with personnel changes that don't include Schon but do include Steve Augeri for Perry, continues up on stage and out on the road, harmonizing for their many friends....more

  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating Buy
Journey CONCERT 03/30/1974 Winterland 43:19 4.58
Journey CONCERT 11/06/1981 Summit Arena 1:15:34 4.64
Bon Jovi CONCERT 03/03/1984 Ripley's 52:16 4.22
David Crosby CONCERT 03/17/1984 Mahopac Auditorium 1:05:15 4.30 Buy
The Who Amazing Journey 10/22/1969 Fillmore East 2:56 4.68
Hot Tuna Embryonic Journey 12/30/1988
Early Show
Fillmore Auditorium 3:29 4.55
Hot Tuna Embryonic Journey 03/04/1988
Late Show
Fillmore Auditorium 2:11 4.67
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    "I’ve had a few friends try to steal my copy" (read more)

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    by Denise SullivanApril 16, 2008Comments (2)

    "I didn't pick up a guitar when I was younger for silly reasons... because all my friends had already started, and I didn't want to be a Johnny Come Lately," says Will Hodgkinson, author of Guitar Man and, more recently, Song Man, his "six-string odyssey" of learning to play and write songs at the advanced age of 34. (read more)

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    by Charles Shaar MurrayApril 16, 2008Comments (0)

    Originally published in NME, 7 June 1975 CBGB is a toilet. An impossibly scuzzy little club buried somewhere in the section of the Village that the cab-drivers don't like to drive through. (read more)

  • Rediscovering Rock and Roll, A Journey: Chapter Three

    by Paul WilliamsApril 9, 2008Comments (1)

    What kind of a fan am I today? In some ways I’m unchanged, and I still look for and sometimes find in the music exactly whatever it was I hungered after when I was 16 (proof that the world is a passionate place; a friend in the lonely night; release for my anger, confusion, idealism, desire fear and love). (read more)

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