Journey : Escape (Expanded Edition)

JUST A SMALL TOWN GIRL

LIVIN' IN A LONELY WORLD

SHOOK THE MIDNIGHT TRAIN

GOING ANYWHERE...

Journey : Greatest Hits (Expanded Edition)

Stephen Ray Perry

 (Born January 22, 1949)

 is an

 American 

singer and songwriter. 

He was the

 lead singer 

and frontman

 of the rock band

 Journey

 during their most 

successful years from 

1977 to 1987, 

and again from

 1995 to 1998. 

He wrote/co-wrote several

 Journey hit songs,

 including

 "Any Way You Want It",

 "Don't Stop Believin'",

 "Open Arms", 

"Who's Crying Now" 

and 

"Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)". 

Perry had a 

successful solo career 

between the

 mid-1980s and mid-1990s, 

made sporadic appearances

 in the 2000s, 

and returned to 

music full-time

 in 2018.

Perry's singing voice 

has garnered acclaim

 from prominent 

musical peers 

and publications; 

he has been dubbed

 The Voice,

 a moniker 

originally coined by

Jon Bon Jovi

Perry made the Billboard list 

of the 

50 greatest rock

 lead singers of all time, 

coming in at number 30. 

At the same time, 

Billboard readers chose

 Perry as their 

favorite rock singer 

of all time, 

with 67 percent

 of the overall votes

Greatest Hits

 is a compilation album

 by the American

 rock band

 Journey,

 originally released 

in 1988

 by Columbia Records.

 It is the band's

 best-selling career disc, 

spending 893 weeks

 on the 

Billboard 200

 albums chart

more than any other 

compilation album,

 except for 

Bob Marley and the Wailers'

 Legend,

 in history

.Additionally, 

as of 

January 2026,

 it has logged

 1,520 weeks on

 Billboard's

 Catalog Albums chart.

NEW LINK

Steve Perry : Greatest Hits + Five Unreleased

I NEED A LOVE 

THAT GROWS

I DON'T WANT IT

UNLESS I KNOW

THAT EACH PASSING HOUR

SOMEONE SOMEHOW

WILL BE THERE

READY TO SHARE

Journey : Generations (Japan Edition)

SHE FLIES ALONE

HIGH INTO 

THE GREAT UNKNOWN

AND NO ONE THERE

TO TELL HER WHERE TO GO

SO SHE FLIES

SWEET BUTTERFLY

Steve Perry : For the Love of Strange Medicine (Expanded Edition)

SHE WAS "17"

BEAUTY QUEEN

I MET HER IN A MAGAZINE

Bad English : Bad English / Backlash

 Bad English

 was an 

American/British

 Hard Rock Supergroup

 formed in 1987.

 It reunited 

Journey

 keyboardist

 Jonathan Cain 

with singer

 John Waite 

and bassist 

Ricky Phillips,

 his former

 bandmates in

 The Babys, 

along with

 Journey

 guitarist

 Neal Schon

 and 

drummer

 Deen Castronovo. 

The band is

 known for their

 hit single

 "When I See You Smile", 

which peaked at

 number 1 

on the Billboard 

Hot 100 in

 November 1989.

History

The members decided

 on a name for the band 

while playing pool. 

John Waite

 missed a shot 

and

 Jonathan Cain

 made a comment on

 how bad his

 "English" was 

referring to the spin 

a player puts 

on the cue ball, 

and the band decided 

to use the phrase.

Jonathan Cain

 and guitarist

 Neal Schon, 

members of the

 successful rock band

 Journey,

 formed

 Bad English 

with 

Waite 

after 

Journey disbanded.

 They were joined

 by Ricky Phillips, 

who had played bass

 for

 the Babys 

on two albums 

with

 Waite and Cain, 

and drummer 

Deen Castronovo.