Journey
see also: Etymology of Journey
Journey is a group of American Hard-rock founded in 1973 with San Francisco around Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie, former musicians of Santana. Their music initially close to the Jazz-rock'n'roll and the progressive Rock'n'roll, is directed towards a rock'n'roll plus FM with the wire of the albums and with the arrival of Steve Perry with the song in 1978 then the departure of Gregg Rolie to the profit of Jonathan Cain to the keyboards in 1980. After a long setting outstanding following Raised One Radio operator , the group reformed oneself in the Nineties.
Current members of the group
- Neal Schon (guitarist solo)
- Ross Valory (bass player)
- Jonathan Cain (keyboards)
- Deen Castronovo (battery)
Former members of the goupe
- Jeff Scott Soto (song)
- Gregg Rolie (keyboards)
- Steve Perry (song)
- Steve Smith (battery)
- Steve Augeri (song)
- Aynsley Dunbar (battery)
- George Tickner (rhythmic guitarist)
- Meadow Prince (battery)
- Robert Fleischman (song)
- Randy Jackson (bass player)
- Mike Baird (battery)
- Larrie Londin (battery)
Discography (albums)
- Journey (1975)
- Look Into The Future (1976)
- Next (1977)
- Infinity (1978)
- Evolution (1979)
- In the Beginning (1980) (compilation)
- Departure (1980)
- Dream After Dream (1980) (Japanese film music, carried out by Kenzo)
External bonds
- Official site of the group Journey
Simple: Journey (band)
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