Wow, I keep seeing this same statement in 'Faithfully' comments. Ditto! That line is unique - never seen it penned in lyric or prose before. Very evoking and a beautiful expression. Faithfully is tied with the top two best pop love songs ever, IMO. The other is Chiquitita by Abba (IMO)
That's Steve Perry "The Voice". No one can sing that song like him. One of the most beautifully written songs of all time, and sung to perfection. No auto tuning necessary. Like alot of today's artists.
@@leslieduncan2405 begging no offence, but Freddie’s voice was a hit or miss. His range was definitely bigger than Steve’s, but his higher register was sometimes breathy and pitchy. Steve’s were always full and smoky. Isolate the vocals from Bohemian Rhapsody and you will hear Freddie’s voice being pitchy.
I remember Randy Jackson, who played guitar with Journey for a while saying that Steve Perry's voice was always perfect pitch, on any song, any note. He had never heard anyone else sing like S.P.
If you don't know who "that guy" is, your parents failed you. My 40 year old daughter still plays Journey, Bob Seger, the Eagles, etc. The best music, ever.
In the 60s, 70s and 80s, music wasn't just about entertainment. It was about exposing and expressing our common struggles, joys, gifts and happiness as one. It was also our therapy. It healed us because therapy was only available to the wealthy, not the common man. It truly brought us closer together than any laws or political efforts did during that time. Today's music, for the most part, emphasis on 'MOST', is culturally disengaging.
Driving around as a teenager on a hot, summer night, and this, or ANY song by Journey, comes on the radio......no matter what's been going on, or what you are doing now, it was a good time. We expected songs like this from Journey because it is all they ever delivered. It was such a fantastic time to be a teenage.
This song was about his experience of being on the road and being away from the love of his life and split up after a while. Excellent I grew up with journey 1980s graduating high school best band ever. Best vocal ever Steve Perry the band just rocks.❤👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸
I agree. I grew up with 70s and 80s music as the soundtrack of my teenage years. I think when younger CZcams reactors started discovering "my music," I realized that I'd been given such a gift growing up with that music and never realized I was living through history. I see Queen at Live-Aid, my very first concert was Styx, Journey, Foreigner, Madonna, Michael Jackson and on and on. It seems like yesterday, but also the lifetime ago that it was. That's part of the reason I like reactions, I think - it brings the magic back to music I've taken for granted most of my life. 🎸🎵🎙
I agree. I think we just thought music would just continue to be as good as what we were experiencing during these decades never knowing that we were living when the quality of music was peaking............never to be as good as before. Who knows?????
As a child when video games first hit the arcades, I vaguely remember a video game with Journey's name on it. That has to be some sort of pinnacle, LOL! The funny thing is this, I was too young to be allowed to "touch the knobs" on the Hi-Fi (too funny to actually type that now) and my parents listened to country and easy listening, so I didn't even know about Journey at the time. Not until I got one of their greatest hits cassettes after they had already gone their separate ways did I realize how great they were!
Same for me. Having an older sister, I was influenced by what she listened to. The Stones, The Ramones and all the others you mentioned. I am a proud kid of the 80s Era
I agree Michael! I was born in 1960, so most of my music listening was done in the 70’s. We had no clue back then that what was rock n roll then wouldn’t last forever. It seems like the more bands could do with the age of computers, the less they did themselves! Music these days with tunes that are “adjusted” by computers just don’t hold a candle to what I grew up with! Back then, there was a certain vibe that came with the whole rock n roll experience that simply doesn’t exist anymore. I feel lucky to have grown up when I did‼️
I’m so grateful to have lived in the 70’s and 80’s. My generation had the best music performed by artists with real talent. When the greats of that era are gone there is no one to replace them.
Oh "that singer" was Steve Perry...the original and best. And yes our music from 60's and 70's was the best...pure talent across the board and timeless
Just a Side note: Prince actually contacted Journey to request their blessing in releasing his own song Purple Rain thinking his guitar work especially his ending solo and Schons ending solo in Faithfully sounded very much alike. Class Act.
Some of the best lyrics in any song: "Being apart ain't easy on this love affair Two strangers learn to fall in love again I get the joy of rediscovering you" As someone in a long distance relationship, it always hits me hard.
I'll be 79yrs young next month and Journey is one of my favorite bands of all. Love Steve Perry's great voice. Faithfully is one of his best songs, too.
You're so right. I was born in the early 60. And the music was so rich back then in the 60, 70 and 80. There's a whole lot of music that will never die.
I’m 68 born at the right time in the golden renaissance age of music that can never be replicated and will be listened to for hundreds of years it was a golden age what time I’ll never forget!
My spouse and I were in the military when we met. After 38 years we're still together. And how many times did we get to rediscover each other after a deployment... This song means so much.
Journey is a great American rock band formed in 1973 by former members of Santana, Steve Miller Band & Frumious Bandersnatch. Journey had their biggest commercial success between 78-87, when Steve Perry was lead vocalist. They had so many hits including "Don't Stop Believin'", "Open Arms", "Who's Crying Now", "Still They Ride", "Wheel In The Sky", "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)", "Send Her My Love", "After The Fall" etc.
Neil Schon's fingers flying so beautifully over those strings, Steve Smith is a beast on drums, Ross Vallory is great on bass, Jonathan Cain is awesome on keyboards, and the best of all is Steve "The Voice" Perry singing. Best vocals/ frontman EVER!!! ❤ Journey WITH Steve Perry!
Your listening to the greatest singer out there......he puts so much emotion in his singing and his voice is just great....we had the best music in the 70s and 80s and journey was one of the best because of Steve Perrys voice....please keep doing journey with Steve perry reactions
I grew up through this time with Journey helping me. Perry is THE VOICE. And thank you for not stopping and talking thru it. It was nice to enjoy it then listen to you after. And I will say I feel very lucky to have grown up thru the 80’s. Even rap was based on talent like Beastie Boys. No auto tune there. Lol.
Steve Perry has one of the best and most distinctive rock voices ever! Journey’s catalog of music is extensive. Not a bad song. I recommend Mother - Father.
I can't believe you don't know who Steve Perry is. Gosh, you are really missing out but youre so lucky to get to experience his voice for the first time. Amazing! No one better.
I did grow up during that period. Born in the ‘50’s, grew up in the ‘60’s and ‘70’s. Experienced some heartbreaking times in the ‘80’s. Great times! And am so blessed to know life still. Wonderful memories and wonderful to breathe each breath each moment!
How did you not react to one of the most romantic lines in music history??? "I get the joy of rediscovering you". Come on man!!! 😂 That line is beautiful!!! You might as well check out their other beloved ballad "Open Arms". Great song as well. You just can't beat Steve Perrys vocal delivery in anything he sings.
Steve Perry no doubt is one of the greatest singers in music history. It's an iconic group, iconic singer all good for me. Steve took a long hiatus from singing he has a video explaining why Thankfully he's back and doing Christmas songs. Hopefully he will do more. His superb voice along with Ann Wilson of Heart is badly needed on today's music radio.
I LOVE how you appreciate the music we had back then! I feel so lucky to have lived in the 80s especially! Steve Perry was indeed 'the Voice'. Thanks again for another great video! ❤
Steve Perry .. is one of those singers that sounds better live than on albums... you should really check out one of their Sleepers.. --- "Stone In Love" total banger of a song
Neal Schon was a guitarist for Santana. He and Greg Rolie quit Santana. They founded Journey. Santana, Journey and I were born in San Francisco. I grew up listening to both bands. 40 years.🎂 Faithfully was released in 1983. Written by Jonathan Cain. He is on piano and synth. Steve Perry was the lead singer. The lead singer now is Arnel Pineda. Neal Schon discovered AP on the Internet! The late Prince called Jonathan Cain to have him listen to Purple Rain because he thought it sounded like Faithfully and didn’t want to step on any toes. JC said Purple Rain was inspired by Faithfully but not copied. JC gave a big thumbs up! 👍 RIP Prince. Drums by Steve Smith. 🥁 Same year, 1983. Faithfully song sounds like Heaven. Written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance. BA needed a drummer to record Heaven. His drummer Mickey Curry was not available because he was required by a prior contract to play with another musician. Steve Smith happened to be in town, New York. Thus, Heaven sounds like Faithfully. Suggested videos: 1 Steve Perry sings Foolish Heart 2 Bryan Adams sings Heaven.
@@WineSippingCowboy - I’m a San Francisco native, too. There were so many great bands playing in The City in the 60’s and 70’s. It’s incredible how many fantastic bands played at the old Fillmore on Geary St. in those days. The Avalon Ballroom, too. That’s where I saw Jimi Hendrix burn the house down in 1967.
Little background on this song. The keyboard/piano player wrote this song for his girlfriend. Hoping that she would stay with even if he is on the road a lot. But she left him anyway. Look at the video again and you will notice that just about every line sung they actually show it.
Hello Teresa, how're you doing? Your comments caught my attention and that is why I am reaching out to you. Your fan love for me warms my heart, Thank you! It's nice meeting you here.
Saw them live a few times and they were even better on stage than on record. Steves' voice is one of the best I ever heard live and I saw most of them. Enjoyed the reaction.
Yup, I grew up in the 60s With The Bee Gees and Journey these 2 being my favorite. Thanks for such a great response to pure talent!! I’m 70 and still listen to these two groups!
The piano player wrote this song for his wife but unfortunately the marriage did not last. The call Steve The Voice. I follow approx 20 reactors and they all have said the same thing about todays music.
One of the best voices in rock Steve Perry; however one of the great guitarist of all time Neal Schon: A quick learner, he joined Santana at age 17, in 1971.Schon has said he was asked by Eric Clapton to join Derek and the Dominos, but that he joined Santana instead, performing on the albums Santana III and Caravanserai. AT 17!
They first performed this song in 1983 in Japan. Completed in 1982 written by keyboardist (Jonathan Cain) on a paper napkin on a bus ride to New York City dedicated to his wife, since he was always touring, but they all paid the price of losing their love because of the road life they lived.
out of all reaction videos that I seen on this song, a lot of them mind blowing emotional, you hit a point that is what I always think when I see peoples reaction to the song, ... there is really nothing now, like it was in the late 70s through the 80s , specially the 80s , I think that there was romantic man back then and as it was pointed out, he wish that he was born or live through it, I personally think it was pretty unique, I live through it and it was nothing like it, I even feel sorry for people who looking at it on old videos, and live now and in much more superficial era....In regards to Steve Perry, well, what can it be said, there was the Lionel Ritchies, Michael Jacksons, the Peter Cetera (chicago) there was Reo Speedwagon band, the super female voices Withney, Tina , Mariah, Donna S I mean the list goes on and on, is literally endless, put them all tighter and then on top was this man...no disrespect to anyone else.
I really love that you said 60's 70's and 80's music is great I grew up listening to Journey with Steve Perry and Def leppard, 38 Special still listening to them now.
Saw them live in 79 and 82, just phenomenal. Steve is renowned for his countertenor vocal range and the same live as recorded, just phenomenal...Dubbed "The Voice" In the Top “100 Greatest Singers of All Time”...Thanx for great reaction, Peace
Thank you for seeing the skills of any group from the 60,70!80s!! Such a great era (s) to grow up in! I’m 70 and still listen to them every day.
Amen to that brother... the talent in the 60's-80's was SO much better than today.
My favorite line, "I get the joy of rediscovering you." One of the best songs ever.
I so agree. One of the best lines in any song!
Yes!!! Beautiful and emotional!!
Me too!
Wow, I keep seeing this same statement in 'Faithfully' comments. Ditto! That line is unique - never seen it penned in lyric or prose before. Very evoking and a beautiful expression. Faithfully is tied with the top two best pop love songs ever, IMO. The other is Chiquitita by Abba (IMO)
"Two Strangers learn to fall in love again"
That's Steve Perry "The Voice". No one can sing that song like him. One of the most beautifully written songs of all time, and sung to perfection. No auto tuning necessary. Like alot of today's artists.
Freddie Mercury could sing rings around Steve
Don't misunderstand.....I LOVE STEVE....., But he's just NOT Freddie
@@leslieduncan2405 begging no offence, but Freddie’s voice was a hit or miss. His range was definitely bigger than Steve’s, but his higher register was sometimes breathy and pitchy. Steve’s were always full and smoky. Isolate the vocals from Bohemian Rhapsody and you will hear Freddie’s voice being pitchy.
@@leslieduncan2405 Freddie Mercury was a talented singer, BUT he could not touch the clarity and emotion of Steve Perry...and to this day, no one has.
@@kgunitkeese17 I completely agree with you! Steve ''The Voice'' Perry still has the most emotive singing voice that I've ever heard! 😀💕👍
I remember Randy Jackson, who played guitar with Journey for a while saying that Steve Perry's voice was always perfect pitch, on any song, any note. He had never heard anyone else sing like S.P.
I agree , I grew up in the 60’s , and the music just isn’t the same anymore. We had great music all through our young lives and raising our families.
If you don't know who "that guy" is, your parents failed you. My 40 year old daughter still plays Journey, Bob Seger, the Eagles, etc. The best music, ever.
Exactly what I was thinking
In the 60s, 70s and 80s, music wasn't just about entertainment. It was about exposing and expressing our common struggles, joys, gifts and happiness as one. It was also our therapy. It healed us because therapy was only available to the wealthy, not the common man. It truly brought us closer together than any laws or political efforts did during that time. Today's music, for the most part, emphasis on 'MOST', is culturally disengaging.
Driving around as a teenager on a hot, summer night, and this, or ANY song by Journey, comes on the radio......no matter what's been going on, or what you are doing now, it was a good time. We expected songs like this from Journey because it is all they ever delivered. It was such a fantastic time to be a teenage.
This song was about his experience of being on the road and being away from the love of his life and split up after a while. Excellent I grew up with journey 1980s graduating high school best band ever. Best vocal ever Steve Perry the band just rocks.❤👏🏻👏🏻🇺🇸
This song brings so much emotions..the video is so good with it....
I agree. I grew up with 70s and 80s music as the soundtrack of my teenage years. I think when younger CZcams reactors started discovering "my music," I realized that I'd been given such a gift growing up with that music and never realized I was living through history. I see Queen at Live-Aid, my very first concert was Styx, Journey, Foreigner, Madonna, Michael Jackson and on and on. It seems like yesterday, but also the lifetime ago that it was. That's part of the reason I like reactions, I think - it brings the magic back to music I've taken for granted most of my life. 🎸🎵🎙
I agree. I think we just thought music would just continue to be as good as what we were experiencing during these decades never knowing that we were living when the quality of music was peaking............never to be as good as before. Who knows?????
As a child when video games first hit the arcades, I vaguely remember a video game with Journey's name on it. That has to be some sort of pinnacle, LOL! The funny thing is this, I was too young to be allowed to "touch the knobs" on the Hi-Fi (too funny to actually type that now) and my parents listened to country and easy listening, so I didn't even know about Journey at the time. Not until I got one of their greatest hits cassettes after they had already gone their separate ways did I realize how great they were!
Same for me. Having an older sister, I was influenced by what she listened to. The Stones, The Ramones and all the others you mentioned. I am a proud kid of the 80s Era
I agree Michael! I was born in 1960, so most of my music listening was done in the 70’s. We had no clue back then that what was rock n roll then wouldn’t last forever. It seems like the more bands could do with the age of computers, the less they did themselves! Music these days with tunes that are “adjusted” by computers just don’t hold a candle to what I grew up with! Back then, there was a certain vibe that came with the whole rock n roll experience that simply doesn’t exist anymore. I feel lucky to have grown up when I did‼️
Well said.
Another song that I love by Journey is "open arms"
I’m so grateful to have lived in the 70’s and 80’s. My generation had the best music performed by artists with real talent. When the greats of that era are gone there is no one to replace them.
STEVE!! Nothing else to be said!!! 🔥🔥🔥
The 80's were... by far... the greatest era in popular music.
I so agree.
Steve perry. The voice!!!!
1st time???? Omg😱
I absolutely love💜 this song & 💜LOVE💜 Steve Perry🔥💯
Oh "that singer" was Steve Perry...the original and best. And yes our music from 60's and 70's was the best...pure talent across the board and timeless
Freddie MERCURY was the BEST!
I'd include a good part of the 80s too.
@@leslieduncan2405 I meant the best in Journey's lead singer spot. 🙂
Steve is Awesome...., but he's just NOT FREDDIE.. HE WAS A ONE TIME GIFT 💋
Steve Perry.....is AMAZING....
But he..in my opinion couldn't beat
The LEDENGLY Freddie MERCURY
Just a Side note: Prince actually contacted Journey to request their blessing in releasing his own song Purple Rain thinking his guitar work especially his ending solo and Schons ending solo in Faithfully sounded very much alike. Class Act.
ohh thats why i can kinda see the similarity
The song..... Mother, Father.... shows his talented range of voice!!
yes, we grew up with the greatest music and took it for granted it would always be there.
Steve Perry I love you, Your songs have brought me through many dark nights of my soul!!!
Thanks Cathy.
Some of the best lyrics in any song:
"Being apart ain't easy on this love affair
Two strangers learn to fall in love again
I get the joy of rediscovering you"
As someone in a long distance relationship, it always hits me hard.
I'll be 79yrs young next month and Journey is one of my favorite bands of all. Love Steve Perry's great voice. Faithfully is one of his best songs, too.
The guy playing the piano wrote this song for his girlfriend trying to let her know he would not cheat on her .
One of my favorite songs ever. Steve Perry is this song. It’s the 80s. It was so huge. My sister loved them. I did too.
The Lead Guitarist "Neil" was on stage with Santana when he was 14. He is that good.
Steve Perry-sang faithfully, don't stop believing and many more. A voice never imitated.Perfect.
You're so right. I was born in the early 60. And the music was so rich back then in the 60, 70 and 80. There's a whole lot of music that will never die.
I’m 68 born at the right time in the golden renaissance age of music that can never be replicated and will be listened to for hundreds of years it was a golden age what time I’ll never forget!
Steve Perry's voice is GOLD!
Keyboardist Johnathan Cain wrote this beautiful song.
Beautiful song.
"I get the joy of rediscovering you"
My spouse and I were in the military when we met. After 38 years we're still together. And how many times did we get to rediscover each other after a deployment... This song means so much.
Yes, we grew up with the best music!
Journey is an amazing band. Goats 🐐..🥰🥰🥰
Journey is a great American rock band formed in 1973 by former members of Santana, Steve Miller Band & Frumious Bandersnatch. Journey had their biggest commercial success between 78-87, when Steve Perry was lead vocalist. They had so many hits including "Don't Stop Believin'", "Open Arms", "Who's Crying Now", "Still They Ride", "Wheel In The Sky", "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)", "Send Her My Love", "After The Fall" etc.
Forgot about Still They Ride
I’m 62 we had great!! music ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ we never stop listening to it
This level of quality is found only in the past. Nothing and no one now comes close to this.
One of the greatest EVER!! Steve Perry and Journey are amazing.
He reduces me to tears all the time
Neil Schon's fingers flying so beautifully over those strings, Steve Smith is a beast on drums, Ross Vallory is great on bass, Jonathan Cain is awesome on keyboards, and the best of all is Steve "The Voice" Perry singing. Best vocals/ frontman EVER!!! ❤ Journey WITH Steve Perry!
Oh honey I was born in 1957 me and my generation are rock and roll babies and Still rocking love watching you guys listen to songs we know
Yes!❤
Your listening to the greatest singer out there......he puts so much emotion in his singing and his voice is just great....we had the best music in the 70s and 80s and journey was one of the best because of Steve Perrys voice....please keep doing journey with Steve perry reactions
That man voice is just pure magnificent.
Jeez, Steve Perry is incredible.
"That guy" is one of the finest voices in music history,..Steve Perry.
The song was written by keyboardist Jonathan Cain.
That's Steve Perry the one and only!! ❤🎼
I grew up through this time with Journey helping me. Perry is THE VOICE. And thank you for not stopping and talking thru it. It was nice to enjoy it then listen to you after. And I will say I feel very lucky to have grown up thru the 80’s. Even rap was based on talent like Beastie Boys. No auto tune there. Lol.
You would have loved the 70’s and the 80’s!! Miss those years.
Steve Perry is a music legend.
JOURNEY is the #1 band of all time in my mind. Everything they wrote is filled with passion and meaning
This is just one of the greatest love songs, that helped to bring in the 90's babies.
Absolutely love Steve Perry. His voice is the best. He’s in his 70s now but he still sounds great.
Steve Perry has one of the best and most distinctive rock voices ever! Journey’s catalog of music is extensive. Not a bad song. I recommend Mother - Father.
I can't believe you don't know who Steve Perry is. Gosh, you are really missing out but youre so lucky to get to experience his voice for the first time. Amazing! No one better.
Freddie Mercury
@@leslieduncan2405 🤣🤣🤣🤣 We will just agree to disagree... I don't think Freddie Mercury is even close.
Check out the Steve Perry vs. Freddie Mercury video.@@leslieduncan2405
Exceptional band...I'm so happy I've been here for all the great music of the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's!!! 🎶🎼🎵🎸🥁🎹🎙🎧🤘🤘🤘
I was born in ‘73. All genres of the ‘80s were AMAZING!! Rock, hip hop, house, pop even Broadway was on fire then!
U can tell this is straight 80's...because of the quality of the music.
Concert footage done when everyone brought lighters. Not a cell phone in the place.
I did grow up during that period. Born in the ‘50’s, grew up in the ‘60’s and ‘70’s. Experienced some heartbreaking times in the ‘80’s. Great times! And am so blessed to know life still. Wonderful memories and wonderful to breathe each breath each moment!
It screams a band who loves their music! Steve Perry rocks the voice
This was one of my favorites back in the 80s. Steve Perry’s voice and range were just so unique.
There is only one Steve Perry. Never be another with a voice like that.
How did you not react to one of the most romantic lines in music history??? "I get the joy of rediscovering you". Come on man!!! 😂 That line is beautiful!!! You might as well check out their other beloved ballad "Open Arms". Great song as well. You just can't beat Steve Perrys vocal delivery in anything he sings.
The 80’zzzz were awesome bro 🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽🤘🏽
You’re young, you’ll learn, no one ever sang like Steve Perry. Listen to more Journey.
You are so right, this decade in music produced some of the best musical talent, that sadly we will never hear again.
Give the song 'Lights' a listen. Steve Perry's voice is SO good and powerful.
Yes! Lights is one of my faves!!!
Don't forget Lovin, touchin, squeezin 😍💯
Heartwarming to hear these lyrics, especially in these times when we are all so "connected" and also so disconnected and lonely.
Steve Perry no doubt is one of the greatest singers in music history. It's an iconic group, iconic singer all good for me. Steve took a long hiatus from singing he has a video explaining why Thankfully he's back and doing Christmas songs. Hopefully he will do more. His superb voice along with Ann Wilson of Heart is badly needed on today's music radio.
steve's voice always gives ya chills !!
I LOVE how you appreciate the music we had back then! I feel so lucky to have lived in the 80s especially! Steve Perry was indeed 'the Voice'. Thanks again for another great video! ❤
Steve Perry .. is one of those singers that sounds better live than on albums... you should really check out one of their Sleepers.. --- "Stone In Love" total banger of a song
80’s is the best music!!
their new singer actually done well with all these songs...
Neal Schon was a guitarist for Santana. He and Greg Rolie quit Santana. They founded Journey. Santana, Journey and I were born in San Francisco. I grew up listening to both bands.
40 years.🎂 Faithfully was released in 1983. Written by Jonathan Cain. He is on piano and synth.
Steve Perry was the lead singer. The lead singer now is Arnel Pineda. Neal Schon discovered AP on the Internet!
The late Prince called Jonathan Cain to have him listen to Purple Rain because he thought it sounded like Faithfully and didn’t want to step on any toes. JC said Purple Rain was inspired by Faithfully but not copied. JC gave a big thumbs up! 👍
RIP Prince.
Drums by Steve Smith. 🥁
Same year, 1983. Faithfully song sounds like Heaven. Written by Bryan Adams and Jim Vallance. BA needed a drummer to record Heaven. His drummer Mickey Curry was not available because he was required by a prior contract to play with another musician. Steve Smith happened to be in town, New York. Thus, Heaven sounds like Faithfully.
Suggested videos: 1 Steve Perry sings Foolish Heart 2 Bryan Adams sings Heaven.
@@WineSippingCowboy - I’m a San Francisco native, too. There were so many great bands playing in The City in the 60’s and 70’s. It’s incredible how many fantastic bands played at the old Fillmore on Geary St. in those days. The Avalon Ballroom, too. That’s where I saw Jimi Hendrix burn the house down in 1967.
This takes me back to junior high and high school dances. Love Journey!
One of my favorite live shows. WOW
Little background on this song. The keyboard/piano player wrote this song for his girlfriend. Hoping that she would stay with even if he is on the road a lot. But she left him anyway. Look at the video again and you will notice that just about every line sung they actually show it.
Journey..... Forever!!!
Hello Teresa,
how're you doing?
Your comments caught my attention
and that is why I am reaching out to you.
Your fan love for me warms my heart, Thank you!
It's nice meeting you here.
Saw them live a few times and they were even better on stage than on record. Steves' voice is one of the best I ever heard live and I saw most of them. Enjoyed the reaction.
Yup, I grew up in the 60s With The Bee Gees and Journey these 2 being my favorite. Thanks for such a great response to pure talent!! I’m 70 and still listen to these two groups!
Michael, You want a vocal experience listen to the Houston 1981 version of “Open Arms” dude it will make your mind melt.. Steve is amazing
The whole album! It was a made for MTV performance and they killed it!
The piano player wrote this song for his wife but unfortunately the marriage did not last. The call Steve The Voice. I follow approx 20 reactors and they all have said the same thing about todays music.
One of the best voices in rock Steve Perry; however one of the great guitarist of all time Neal Schon: A quick learner, he joined Santana at age 17, in 1971.Schon has said he was asked by Eric Clapton to join Derek and the Dominos, but that he joined Santana instead, performing on the albums Santana III and Caravanserai. AT 17!
If you've never seen it before, watch Wolfman jack, midnight special, with journey 1978 - "feeling that way"& "anytime".
They first performed this song in 1983 in Japan. Completed in 1982 written by keyboardist (Jonathan Cain) on a paper napkin on a bus ride to New York City dedicated to his wife, since he was always touring, but they all paid the price of losing their love because of the road life they lived.
La mejor voz prodigiosa de los 80s y la mejor voz de todos los tiempos 😢❤❤
I agree too!
There are 2 songs that are beautiful for me one is separate ways and open arms. This Last make me remember my lovely dauther.
Back in the Day when You Lighted YOR LIGHTER!!!!!! REAL MUSIC 🎶🎵
out of all reaction videos that I seen on this song, a lot of them mind blowing emotional, you hit a point that is what I always think when I see peoples reaction to the song, ... there is really nothing now, like it was in the late 70s through the 80s , specially the 80s , I think that there was romantic man back then and as it was pointed out, he wish that he was born or live through it, I personally think it was pretty unique, I live through it and it was nothing like it, I even feel sorry for people who looking at it on old videos, and live now and in much more superficial era....In regards to Steve Perry, well, what can it be said, there was the Lionel Ritchies, Michael Jacksons, the Peter Cetera (chicago) there was Reo Speedwagon band, the super female voices Withney, Tina , Mariah, Donna S I mean the list goes on and on, is literally endless, put them all tighter and then on top was this man...no disrespect to anyone else.
I really love that you said 60's 70's and 80's music is great I grew up listening to Journey with Steve Perry and Def leppard, 38 Special still listening to them now.
Saw them live in 79 and 82, just phenomenal. Steve is renowned for his countertenor vocal range and the same live as recorded, just phenomenal...Dubbed "The Voice" In the Top “100 Greatest Singers of All Time”...Thanx for great reaction, Peace
❤❤❤❤❤ AHHHHHH, STEVE PERRY. ❤❤❤❤❤
In my opinion Steve Perry is Journey! He has an amazing pitch perfect voice.
Yes this was smack in the middle of the 80s
Back in the day bands were Bands. They all worked together and in concert they were better than what you heard on the radio.
Steve Perry's nickname is The Voice, amazing vocalist, Try "Open Arms"