Journey in the 70s was good old Arena Rock band (i.e., albums Infinity, Evolution, and Departure). Then Journey replaced Gregg Rollie, the keyboard player, with Jonathan Cain. From there Journey started producing 80s Pop music versus good 'ole R&R. That is when I quit listening to them. Just my opinion, of course.![]()
PT, it could be that your a fellow lefty, but I could not have assessed my feelings on Journey and better than that. Jon Cain took them to the Promised Land of Pop, although many would argue Steve Perry did that with the Infinity album.
I agree with you that Gregg Rolie gave it a sound that rocked, plus his vocals were a nice alternative to Perry’s.
They’ll always hold a special place in my heart because their songs were some of the songs my first band played.



