I LOVE JOURNEY!!!! Journey - Send Her My Love (First Reaction)
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I think Steve Perry’s voice is essentially untouchable. The range, the power, the feeling, the tone. He’s superb.
They didn't call him "the voice" for nothing. Steve and Freddie Mercury have always been considered at the top. But then, in 2017, the world became aware of Dimash, whom I consider the "singer of the millennia", because no-one has the range and diversity he does.
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq I came here just to say that lmao. Dimash definitely beats him now but no matter what, Steve will always have his own authentic perfect voice
@@ruub9971 100% correct.
@@JohnWarner-lu8rqAs much as I think Steve Perry is fantastic, there is only one voice - John Farnham! Put them both together - heaven
@@hagar6359 I somewhat agree with that, but there can only one "best", and that would be Dimash. No-one alive today, and I've found no-one in the past, that has the God-given talent, and range, and in so many genres of music. His name translated to English is "gift from God" or "God given".
Dimash sings in 14 languages, plays 7+ musical instruments, is a composer, an amazing vocalist, patriot, philanthropist and, despite his popularity and talent, is a very warm and humble person.
The two of them together would be interesting. SOS czcams.com/video/JEz1qGS0T1Q/video.html I Am Singer contest in China in 2017, at age 22
Show Must Go On czcams.com/video/ul3kpE1qcow/video.html A Queen cover.
This is what music sounds like, not the garbage that is being made today. Thanks for playing this song I grew up on.
True!!!
Copy that 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
41 years later, Journey's "Send Her My Love" and "Faithfully" are Timeless Classic Rock Ballads.
Their best live show was 1981 in Houston. It was recorded and they all went above and beyond on that one. “ Open Arms “ and “Faithfully “ are two of their best….can’t go wrong with either. But If you want vocal range try “ Mother, Father “ !!!
Again houston played football in the astrodome in the 80s
Agree 💯
@@johntremmel3949 I was in the Astrodome several times in the mid 70's while showing stock at the stock show.
The concert in '81 was in The Summit which was the basketball/hockey venue on HWY 59 just inside Loop 610. It's now the Lakewood Church. I saw several concerts there in the 80s, inluding Journey in '81.
Billboard Hot 100 did a Fan Vote and Steve Perry was Vote the No.1 Singer in Rock History.
i think paul rogers is up there
Maddy, thank you for playing my all time favorite song! This concert was Saturday June 4th 1983 at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia. Total attendance was 91,451, one of the largest ticketed single-show, non-festival stadium concerts ever. The song was on the Frontiers Album after the Escape album.
Yes. That concert was filmed in Philly but that aerial view of the stadium at the end is not JFK Stadium or Philly at all. Any idea what city and stadium that is?
@@steev11 something that it’s the Astrodome in Houston.
Some people not “something”
@@steev11this was in Philadelphia JFK Stadium in 83. The tore the stadium down after 1989.
@@paulplourde2690 correct. I had seen several shows in the 80’s there. I think the last one I saw there was the Monsters of Rock tour with Van Halen, Scorpions, Dokken, Metallica, and Kingdom Come. That aerial shot at the end of the video is not JFK or Philadelphia though. I found out that is actually The Cotton Bowl in Dallas. NFL Films shot the Philly show believe it or not so it is probably some stock video they had that they used for end of the video.
Steve had a voice for the ages. The man was born to sing.
This is from their "Frontiers" album, which includes "Faithfully" (HIGHLY recommend if you haven't heard it... the ultimate love song, but with Journey's unique touch), and "Separate Ways" (also HIGHLY recommend, but make sure you react to the FULL 5:34 version and NOT a chopped-version. And believe it or not, the Official Video is a chopped-version). This stadium for this performance (Send Her My Love) is in Philadelphia.
Another Journey tune I HIGHLY recommend is "Mother Father" (Live in Houston - 1981)... quite possibly Steve Perry's best vocal performance (especially the notes he hits at the end... and it's LIVE!)
Can you ever go wrong with Journey ❤ Thanks Maddy.
You really need to listen to Mother Father live from Houston 1981!!! Steve’s vocals are amazing in it! You won’t be disappointed!!! It is 🔥 ❤
Hey kids, before cell phone lights, we lit up a 50,000 seat stadium with lighters...even if you were 12, never smoked, if a lighter came out during a ballad...the band responded. Also , no auto tune, digital tracks, loops..etc....who's crying now?..lol
Health a safety crap has to ruin everything bloody killjoys! What made it great were the imperfections and nuisances that a live show had back then! Bloody autotune and digital tracks and loops ruined that too!
Steve Perry definitely has the gift of a golden voice 😊
This show was filmed in Philadelphia , at the Spectrum i believe . Which sadly is no longer there .
The Spectrum was an 'indoor' arena for NHL and NBA games...
JFK. I'm in that crowd somewhere
It is JFK Stadium which is no longer there but that aerial view at the end is not Philly or JFK. I don't know what city that is.
Maddy, as usual you’re helping me see things with fresh eyes and innocence. This is the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, July 2, 1982 I was there, and there were people in the parking lot. There 83,000 people in the stadium, and Journey was headlining a concert with Blue Oyster Cult, Triumph and Aldo Nova. Journey was so fantastic that it was hard not to get emotional, every woman in the crowd was crying or screaming with joy! It was phenomenal! The haze you’re seeing happens every night during the summer in LA, it comes off the ocean which is about 25 miles from Pasadena. The haze fills the LA basin, creates a layer that when seen from above looks like heaven. That’s why the natives called it, city of the angels
Wow! Bet that was such a fun experience!
Which is also a Journey song! czcams.com/video/CDZCPTTfqpY/video.html&ab_channel=NealSchonFanpage
I’ve listen to Journey since I was in Middle School and I’m 58. This song was written by Steve Perry (vocalist) and the Keyboardist in 83 on one of their later albums. This song was huge at the time. Steve Perry is known to all the professional singers as the Voice. This is why he sang on the We are the World song for Micheal Jackson. This place was at JFK Stadium in Philadelphia and the stadium is torn down shortly after that concert I’m 1989. Journey was always sold out. They were huge band for years in the rock agenda. I don’t think history will ever see bands and songs like Journey, Fleetwood Mac, Heart, Rush, Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Bob Seger ever again. Only what History recorded will it be saved.
Steve Perry is a legend, they don't call him The Voice for nothing. ❤
Songs i recommend are
Lovin touchin squeezin,
Sweet and simple,
Lady luck,
Lay it down,
Dead or alive,
Still they ride,
Girl can't help it.
After the fall,
Message of love,
Mother father,
Walks like a lady,
Positive touch,
Somewhere's Hope.
All are awesome songs. 😎❤️👌
I think that's the "voice", not "boice". 😉
@@RustyHinge thx lol, didn't realise 😂👍
70s 80s 90s best rock music years im grateful i grew up.in those years went to so many concerts cant remember half of them.lol
‘When you love a woman’ official video by journey is a good one to do.
Played this song for our wedding. Played it my my wife and I while we had our first dance!
There are auditorium bands...then there are stadium bands. The addition of Steve Perry brought them out of auditoriums and into the stadiums.
Yes! There will always be something magical about Steve Perry and Journey. They helped me through a very dark time in my life. Two of my other favorite songs are: Still They Ride and The party's Over. Be sure to check them out- you won't be disappointed.
This is my absolute favorite song by journey. It came out on the " Frontiers" album. To me, there will NEVER be anyone as good as Steve. He was just one of those people who come along every now and then ... like Mozart or Beethoven or Elvis, or Whitney, or Otis. They are just magnificent magical souls with gifts only God could give.
Hey, Maddie. Great reaction. Two of my favorite songs by Journey come from their Raised on Radio cd. They are,
THE GIRL CAN'T HELP IT,
and ILL BE ALRIGHT WITHOUT YOU.
I also have three songs by women with powerhouse voices I've chosen just for you.
YOU OUTTA KNOW by Alanis Morrisette.
SEND ME A LOVER by Taylor Dayne.
MOTHER, MOTHER by Tracy Bonham.
These songs are from the 9o's and still rock from these very talented ladies. Enjoy
Another number one for Journey. I’m so glad I grew up in the 80s late 70s.
Yes I was at this concert. It’s JFK Stadium in Philadelphia is where they made this video. I was to the right of the stage for this concert. Seems like yesterday. Btw ! You are a beautiful girl 😉
Like you, I'd never heard this song and in 1988 a friend gave me Journey's Greatest hits and it is by far my favorite. I am surprised that cover bands don't play this either. I've watched this countless times and kick myself for not seeing them back in the day!
Steve "the Voice " Perry....The best male Voice in human History
"Stone in Love" is a banger!
back in my younger days, I would spend Christmas with my favourite Aunt (Love Her) who I lost to Cancer when she was only 38. She would put up this GiNormous tree in her parlour (we're talking 20 ft. tree minimum)! We would put Journey albums on the stereo, turn it up full blast and dance around that tree while we decorated! Loved it every time I saw them in concert!!
Journey 1982 at the "ROSE BOWL" Stadium in Pasadena, California ! 89,702 fans attended this show.
I forgot about this one.
From their 1983 album "Frontiers".
I saw them on this tour in the summer of '83.
Some of my favorites off this album are "Faithfully", "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)" and "After the Fall".
In fact Bryan Adams opened for them.
I was lucky enough to be at the "Day of Rock-N-Roll" in New Orleans (1983 I believe). Zebra, Foghat, Brian Adams, and finally Journey. Got there at 9:00 in the morning until late that night. The entire stadium was packed - the stands and field. We were standing center stage. When Journey performed, they extended the stage close enough we could have grabbed the guitar from Neal. One of the best concerts ever.
Journey was my favorite band, so they have too many favorites to pick just one. But I'd say if you want to be blown away by pure vocal talent, you need to react to "Mother, Father" live in Houston 1981. Steve's vocals in that song are unmatched. It also has some instrumental solos that will blow you away too - guitar and piano (at the end). And the lyrics have real meaning to Steve so the emotion he sings with is real.
Journey is a deep deep dive. This is one of my favs. One of many tbh. Steve is it!
"Sweet and Simple" will surprise you. Everyone sleeps on it. But Steve's voice is unmatched in that song.
The most amazing part of this performance is that Steve Perry’s voice sounds identical Live to the Studio cut. Shows that a great voice will always beat technology
Edit- My personal favorite Journey song is “I’ll Be Alright Without You” give that one a try…
This isn't live. It's live video footage from the Frontiers & Beyond documentary with the studio cut audio. Still, Perry was superb live. (FYI, they played the songs much faster on this and the RoR tour, which is why you see the video footage move a little slower here. It's also why they couldn't use live audio for the single video release. Also, Perry NEVER sang a song live exactly the same as the album.)
Looks like the old candlestick park in Frisco
Still they ride. You will love it.
My second favorite Journey song!
Your smile shows the appreciation for a fantastic song by a great lead vocalist and a band that really is tight and never misses a note!!!
Journey rocks!! 🤟
Steve is called "The Voice". Nothing else needs to be said. He is and always will be, THE GOAT.
It’s her voice that keeps on haunting me.. one of the greatest lines in my opinion. The way his voice echos through it.
One of the greatest
Steve Perry and journey are one of the most iconic bands of the 80s. My favorite songs of theirs are Oh Sherry and Faithfully.
Concert was in Philadelphia PA - 1983
🎸 . luv - luvvv - luvvvvvv - luvvvvvvvvv this !! His voice . It is just perfection.. legend all the way !! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🙊🎼🙊🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
And the incredible Steve Smith on the drums.
Went to see journey in cleveland stadium about 80.000 people on a beautiful summer night along lake erie it was incredible
Thanks for doing this song. Its my favorite song by my favorite band. Soooo many memories, especially with this song. Its like they had me in mind when writing this song..... the love of my life lost because of (in my case) immaturity. This song follows my experience and how I feel to a T! Funny thing is, the girl in the crowd at 1:10.... always reminds me of her too (resembles her). To Anne; you will always hold a GOOD piece of my heart..... forever sending you my love.
In case you are interested (and have not reacted to them already), there are some REALLY great songs out there that aren't hardly scratched yet. Music (GOOD music) has had a special place in my heart since childhood..... I have MANY MANY songs I could show you that people would love. For example:
TOTO: "I'll Be Over You"
Michael McDonald: "Take It To Heart"
Bad Company: "If You Needed Somebody"
GTR: "When The Heart Rules The Mind"
Paul Carrack: "Don't Shed A Tear"
Jackson Browne: "In The Shape Of A Heart"
Restless Heart: "I'll Still Be Loving You"
Boy Meets Girl: "Waiting For A Star To Fall" (watch the original video but there's AN EXCELLENT 80'S MONTAGE VIDEO TO THIS SONG & IS ONE OF THE BEST I'VE EVER SEEN.... you want to get a taste of what the 80's was like WATCH THAT VERSION OF THE SONG) The video is called: "Waiting For A Star To Fall: A Tribute to 80's Entertainment"..... oh and, the woman singing in the original video, also reminds me of Anne!:)
Obviously in my case, the song "I See You In Everyone" by Survivor (FYI another great song by a great band), fits to describe this whole comments subject matter.... someone that was blessed enough to find their soul mate, who actually feels that level of connection to them and receives that level back, then through immaturity/selfishness loses them. Trust me, ANYONE that has found their soul mate and then screws it up, KNOWS where I am coming from! Its a level of TRUE LOVE that is simply a level too powerful to forget!
Unfortunately, once you've had a connection like that with someone.... well, lets just say its not only a mistake that stays with you (no matter how bad you want to shake it), its also an almost impossible thing not to measure current/future relationships against that NO woman should be expected to live up to! Its kind of like going from a big wheel to a Harley, losing the Harley and knowing the closest you are ever going to get to one again is a motorized bicycle (though multiplied by a trillion)!
I just caught what I said (SMH)! I SWEAR I'm not comparing all other women out there to big wheels, its just a way to explain my point that popped in my head so I went with it!:) If it were really in comparison to big wheels and Harley's, there are BILLIONS of Harley's out there and not only am I not a big wheel in comparison.... I'm a tricycle! I'm just trying to say its a mistake that follows you the rest of your life because you want that connection again so bad that you (admittedly unfairly) measure all others by the same yard stick and so you place yourself in a "perpetual mistake" in all other potentially wonderful relationships that never even stood a chance by those standards.
Only those that have found and lost their SOUL MATE level of love truly understands the seemingly curse of it! To everyone else this sounds like, DAMN DUDE.... GET OVER IT ALREADY, and understandably so. I just wish it was as easy as all that.:) PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE, if any of you have found your soul mate.... DON'T SCREW IT UP!:) Anyway, sorry for the craziness. I just want to say again, thanks for reacting to this song!:)
BTW.... YOU ARE DEFINITELY A HARLEY!:)
she died from cancer recently.
Good one, Maddy! Journey was my first ever concert as a freshman in college back in '80. They were incredible live. Treat yourself sometime to their Live In Houston cd. You will love it! 🙂
Journey awesome my fav song from Journey Girl can't help it
Mine would have to be “Eyes of a Woman” with out a doubt. Thanks for reacting to them. They are one of my favorite bands from my teenage years.🙏🏼🌹💕
Eyes of a woman is a must!!!!
I think the best pure singer as a front man for a band.
Thumbs up!
I saw Jourmey at the Checkerdome in St. Louis a few times and a total of 5 times between St. Louis and Kansas City. I think I even saw them at a Superjam at Busch Stadium. Steve Perry was blasting everyone in front with a fire hose because it was 105 degrees. Fun times!!!
This was from the 1983 “Frontiers” album.
My favorite Journey song is “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)”, also from “Frontiers”.
This concert was in Philadelphia. The Stadium shot at the end was the Cotton Bowl in Dallas 1982 Texas Jam! I was at the Cotton Bowl! Not the one for this video in Philadelphia.
Faithfully and Open Arms.Highly recommended if you haven’t already checked them out. 🤙🏻
This video is the result of splicing footage showing two completely different stadiums. The main part of the video showing the bands performance along with the interior shots of the crowd was recorded in JFK stadium in Philadelphia on June 4, 1983 during Journey's Frontiers tour. The aerial shot at the end of the video however is actually of the Cottonbowl stadium in Dallas TX. Why did the producers choose to engage in this visual trickery? Perhaps they wanted a dramatic overhead shot of the stadium for the closing scene and had no such aerial footage from the JFK performance, and so they simply thought nobody would notice the difference. After all, a football stadium is a football stadium, right?
Steve Perry is a vocal beast please please check out Mother Father live in Houston
The gift this man gave to humanity is his voice. His talent was the gift given to him.
One of the best journey songs ever
I wish I was there!! I was too young to travel from Hawaii - this is my favorite and it was live
The big three huge arena rock bands at the time were Journey, REO Speedwagon and Styx. They were great shows.
I've been totally in love with Steve Perry since the 80's, he has one of the greatest vices in the history of music, so very soulful ❤❤❤
I was at this tour 1983--3rd row, Boise State Pavilion. I was like 5 feet away from Steve Perry! Just an amazing concert. This song was the 4th single off the Frontiers album. It came out later than "Don't Stop Believing".
Thanks for reacting to this one beautiful! Journey is one of the greatest bands of all time...
Darealdeal
💝💋
Mega group for several decades but this is the eighties, my high school days…..HUGE hits….one after another.
I went to this tour in Orlando's(then) Tangerine Bowl Stadium. It rained and nobody left. I still have the soggy ticket stub, back when they made custom tickets for each show(before Ticket Master), complete with glitter on it.
This song was written by keyboardist Jonathan Cain. Who said he ran into a friend who (was dating an ex-girlfriend or who was friends with her). Anyway, when Jon was ending his talk with his friend, he (Jonathan) left by saying......'send her my love'!!
Jon said that he thought that would be a great song!!
Send Her My Love is from the 1983 album 'Frontiers', which was a HUGE tour for the band. They say in the beginning of the video is from Philadelphia and the ending is from the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, Tx! However, I will tell you, that Journey did not play at the Cotton Bowl for the Frontiers tour!!
My best friend and I saw Journey for this tour in Houston, Tx. They had 3 sold out shows, which we were at 2 of them!
I also saw Journey in 1986 for their 'Raised On Radio' tour and then for Steve Perry's first solo tour in 1994!!
I think you'll really enjoyed 'Girl Can't Help It, I'll Be Alright Without You, Mother Father (live in Houston, Tx), Still They Ride (studio version), Ask The Lonely, Why Can't This Night Go On Forever, When You Love A Woman, Feelin' That Way'!!
One of the most beautiful songs ever! I love Journey too! I’m in my 60’s and not a day goes by that there’s not music in my house or outside while working in my garden. My favorite is Girl Can’t Help It!
This was in Houston TEXAS and they always sound great
Have you heard the song Mother Father? It’s incredible. Listen to live version I can’t remember if it was Houston or not. 1981 I think. Incredible! About Divorce, Steve during an interview expressed how much of an impact it made on him as a child and still as an adult. Also the song Lights (about San Fran) is amazing. Also the song Faithfully!
My favorite band and singer in the 80’s- I actually saw them during this Frontiers tour in Oakland, CA for the Day on the Green concert
The era of love ballots was for real ❤
YES!!!
I saw this tour in 1983 in Rochester NY
I saw them twice. Steve's voice is one of the best & purest
Filmed at RFK Stadium just outside of Philadelphia.
so the pull away shot is definitely the Cotton Bowl in Dallas, TX. If you type in The Cotton Bowl Dallas, TX on Google and go to images there are lots of images of the Cotton Bowl before (this is key) it was eventually renovated to accommodate an even larger seating capacity. One in particular is a great aerial shot in black and white from the Texas State Historical Association where you can clearly see the main bottom bowl/tier and the 2 upper tiers that do not completely encircle the stadium just like in this video, they're just upper decks/tiers that face across from one another but have endings to them. The skyline you're seeing as the camera pulls further and further away is the Dallas/Ft. Worth TX area.
Check out stone in love...another great song...I think the version with Randy Jackson on Bass is awesome!!!
Try to do Mother, Father from their ‘81 Escape Tour Live in Houston; this, in my opinion, showcases Steve Perry’s incredible vocal range and he delivers it with great emotion. This was similar to how he grew up from my reading about him.
Journey is so badass. Love it and it hurts me e cause i lost my teen age love bout the sane time. Weveere to young 15 and 16 but i got her back in 2014 she found me on . Love u Jill Facebook
I think that is the Los Angeles Coliseum. Steve is the GOAT!
Yep…..one of the top five male lead vocalist, for sure.
Steve Perry, the GOAT of all-around rock singers! There's a reason he was known simply as "THE VOICE!"
Great song!!
Love this song. Great reaction Maddy!
I do believe this was filmed at the Miami baseball stadium and if so I was their.
Spot on analysis of a heartfelt song and such a nice smile to boot…
It's a song written by Jonathan Cain. Someone mentioned to Cain that a former flame was sort of saying "Hi, hope you're doing well", then Cain told the man to "send her my love".
He still sounds good, even today!
Nobody ever sat at a Journey concert. ❤
That pretty first girl in the audience recently passed away from cancer. Her daughter posted it on the Journey Official video.
I love Journey Why Can't This Night Go On Forever. Journey wrote this song for their fans.
This was on the Frontiers album from 1983
Cotton Bowl in Dallas 1983
This was later Journey. Please listen Mother Father live 1981. I think this was the old JFK stadium in Philadelphia.
Just an FYI, this is the studio track overlayed onto a live performance. Really nicely edited though, so it's hard to tell unless you've heard the studio version before. But yea, the lives are not far off. Sometimes even better. The vocals and that signature solo on "Who's Crying Now", for example, (from their '81 Houston performance) are phenomenal! The solo is like a minute longer. Feels like Neal is singing his heart out with that guitar. And Steve's always top-tier live. Highly recommend, if you haven't caught it yet. Hands down, one of my favorite live performances of all time from any band or artist. It's the only live performance from them I prefer over the studio, which is saying a lot for me. Studio versions are meant to be the ideal version of the song, so if you can top it live, you're kinda somethin' else.
Yes, he is one of a kind.
This is my 2nd favorite journey song
journey had a ton of hits off a bunch of albums!
Check Journey's Kahoutek live. The song was actually pre Steve Perry although the live concert was with Steve but he left the stage for the instrumental performance.