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Neal Schon, ‘Journey Through Time': Album Review

There's no question Journey fans still love the band. Just look at attendances for shows this past year as proof that they still connect a quarter century after parting ways with Steve Perry . It's the songs, not the singer, that make the music move along in this case. But there are a lot of Journey songs that have been left behind over time, especially in concert, which is the reason to be excited about guitarist Neal Schon 's Journey Through Time .

An ad-hoc quintet was put together to play a 2018 benefit in San Francisco for North Bay Fire Relief, with Schon recruiting former Santana bandmate and fellow Journey originator Gregg Rolie and then former drummer Deen Castronovo , along with bassist Marco Mendoza and second keyboardist John Varn. The group played live dates during 2019 as well, but Journey Through Time comes from that first show, which has an agreeably rough-and-tumble quality and a looseness that hasn't been part of the Journey universe since the band's earliest days. Everybody onstage here is in good shape and a player, allowing the group to extend and vamp like a jam band in the grand Bay Area tradition. That's not meant to slight the more polished act Journey has become, but it's nice to hear the music treated with a more expansive touch.

And there's a lot of it. Journey Through Time offers up the whole show - nearly two hours and 45 minutes - and digs generously into the catalog, all the way back to the ferocious "Of a Lifetime," the first song from the first album, and the instrumental "Kohutek," hard-hitters such as "I'm Gonna Leave You" and "Mystery Mountain," and a late-show triumvirate of "You're On Your Own," "Hustler" and "Nickel and Dime."

With Schon on board, and in fine form, the quintet also resurrects a healthy portion of post-Perry deep digs such as the "Feelin' That Way"/"Anytime" diptych from Infinity , "Line of Fire," "Lady Luck," "Lovin' You is Easy," "People and Places" and "Just the Same Way." "Daydream" is extended with a bass solo by Mendoza and a quick quote from the Beatles ' "Norwegian Wood," while "La Do Da" ends with Mendoza and Castronovo bouncing on each other. And "Walks Like a Lady" becomes a psychedelic blues opus with Schon tearing through a muscular intro. You can find a guitar moment just about anywhere on the album, but the real standout here is Castronovo, and not only as a drummer.

As he's demonstrated throughout his two tenures in Journey, Castronovo is a strong singer with a convincing similarity to Perry, which is deployed to good effect throughout Journey Through Time  - up to and including the big hits such as "Don't Stop Believin'," "Separate Ways," "Lights" and "Lovin' Touchin' Squeezin'." He's a not-so-secret weapon whose skills help Journey Through Time broaden its reach. The show and album finish going back to Santana with renditions of "Black Magic Woman" and "Oye Como Va." Journey Through Time may not be for the Escape and Frontiers crowd, but it's a pleasing blast back to a past that hasn't been overplayed and is more than appropriate to resurrect for Journey's 50th anniversary in 2023.

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Neal Schon: Journey Through Time The Independent In San Francisco 2018 (Blu-ray) 2023 Release Date: 5/19/2023 CD/DVD Also Avail

Live concert recorded on February 9, 2018 at The Independent In San Francisco, CA. Neal Schon, founding member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducted band Journey along with former Journey and Santana bandmate, Gregg Rolie, current Journey member Deen Castronovo on vocals and drums, Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake) on bass, and John Varn on keyboards and vocals. 

• 1  I'm Gonna Leave You
• 2  Look Into the Future
• 3  Kohoutek
• 4  Daydream
• 5  La Do la
• 6  Line of Fire
• 7  Walks Like a Lady
• 8  Feelin' That Way
• 11  Still They Ride
• 12  Separate Ways
• 13  Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
• 14  Wheel in the Sky
• 15  Patiently (Medley)
• 16  Trial By Fire (Medley)
• 17  Stay Awhile (Medley)
• 18  Mystery Mountain
• 19  Of a Lifetime
• 20  Just the Same Way
• 21  Lovin' You Is Easy
• 22  Lady Luck
• 23  You're on Your Own
• 24  Hustler
• 25  Nickel and Dime
• 27  Mother Father
• 28  Any Way You Want It
• 29  Don't Stop Believin'
• 30  Black Magic Woman
• 31  Oye Como Va 
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Neal Schon's live celebration of Journey: supremely musicianly and surprisingly rough-and-ready

A live recording from the journey alumni show to raise money for victims of the fires that ravaged the north bay area of san francisco in 2017.

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All hail the return of The Fabulous Baker Boys (AOR division): Neal Scone and Bread Rolie, otherwise known as Neal Schon and Gregg Rolie, founding members of Journey way back in 1973. 

This epic three-CD set immortalises a February 2018 benefit show that raised funds for the city’s North Bay area that had been ravaged by wildfires. Guitarist Schon assembled a one-off troupe of Journey alumni for the show (including keyboard player/vocalist Rolie, natch), and the results are both supremely musicianly and surprisingly rough-and-ready. 

With Schon in full-on guitar-hero mode and an eclectic setlist (including Kohoutek , an instrumental throwback to Journey’s jazz-rock roots), this is about as glossy as a piece of scuffed carpet – and all the better for it.

No Jonathan Cain, who was down the cake shop at the time.

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NEAL SCHON – Journey Through Time (Album Review)

So color me skeptical. That’s what I thought when I first heard about the Neal Schon album. I mean, face it: a gathering of current and former Journey -men, playing a big set of that band’s songs, from each and every era. And it is in a 3 CD/DVD digi-pack package.

To me, it screamed “money grab.” I was wrong. “Journey Through Time” is great, no question about it. The performances are outstanding. The music selections are wonderful and provide several surprises. I’ve listened to this over and over, and it sounds better with each hearing. Schon has certainly put out something that people SHOULD want to buy. It’s that good.

The first four cuts are from early Journey , the pre- Perry period. “ Kohoutek” is a great example of the early sound.  There are flashes that remind one of Santana (more on that later), but the spacey prog-jazz flourishes are signature, early Journey . This was a very interesting band, one popular with the college crowd of the time (including me). Schon and Rolie get a chance to shine on this one, and they do so with flair. But the truth of the matter is this: only a few fans got this at the time it came out. As a result, their record company (which shall not be named) almost dropped them. But it gave them one more chance, demanding that Journey go more commercial and hire a second lead singer (which led to the membership of Steve Perry ). 

“ Kohoutek” blends into “Daydream,” one of the first songs featuring the aforementioned Mr. Perry .  It’s a bridge from the past into the next phase of Journey , the one that leads them to becoming the top arena rock ensemble of the late ‘70s and early ‘80s. Of course, Perry is not on this album. But Deen Castronovo — not just a superb drummer — takes over the lead vocals. The resemblance is uncanny, including the signature “whoa whoas” that Perry threw into so many songs. This version of “Daydream,” also has a wonderful bass solo from Marco Mendoza . 

One of the shockers of this album — or any that might try it — is that Schon and company wait until the 8th cut to enter the realm of greatest hits. “Feelin’ That Way” allows Rolie a chance to power-ballad a bit, and then that segues into “Anytime” (with Castronovo assuming lead vocals). On the studio album, this was the song pairing that really started Journey on the road to the big-time. And this is where the Schon group could fall short — say, playing a little slower or in a different key to accommodate aging vocalists, or just failing to energize the proceedings. None of that is noticeable here. The songs are vibrant and alive, powerful, and melodic — just as they were 45 years ago on the album “ Infinity” . You’ll want sing along; I did (and do).

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And that’s true of all the hits performed on “Journey Through Time” , including “ Lights”, “Separate Ways”, “Lovin’ Touchin’ Squeezin’” , et al — and wrapping up with the biggest of the big, “ Don’t Stop Believin’” . 

But here’s another surprise.  Sprinkled throughout the rest of the music: deep cuts from the past (“Mother Father” ), returns to those first three prog-jazz albums (songs like “Nickel and Dime”, “Hustler”, etc.), and nods to the latter-day band, the one that stopped having hits but continued to record and perform ( “Trial By Fire” ) . If you’re a dedicated fan and have all the albums, you’ll probably recognize all of these. If not, the breadth of your Journey knowledge and appreciation is about to increase by several hundred percent.

What links all these songs, all these eras, is the great musicianship and songwriting skills. Those things never really flagged, through feast and famine. Journey was a band that had chops and showed them. And that point is reinforced in “Journey Through Time.”

But if this album is full of surprises, the last two cuts take it up a notch or three. Schon and Gregg Rolie go back to a time before Journey , to their roots in the early Santana . The great “Black Magic Woman” retains its initial slinkiness before firing into the fast and heavy instrumental section. No, Schon wasn’t on the original recording (or at Woodstock), but he shows flashes of Carlos Santana himself in laying down a blazing guitar. And Rolie ’s voice and keyboards are still smooth and spectacular in painting the tale. That then gives way to “Oye Como Va”, a toe-tapping concert fave that allows for audience sing-along (even if they’re not sure what the words mean). 

I found myself a bit breathless after all the proceedings, and I can only imagine that the live audiences on this tour were in the same condition when all was said and done.

“Journey Through Time” is called a Neal Schon album, and that’s all well and good. He still plays a superb guitar, more than 50 years on. But this is an outstanding journey through Journey ’s impressive catalog. If you have doubts, like I did, prepare to make a 180-degree turn. This is a fantastic release. And I won’t stop believin’ it.

Released By: Frontier Records Release Date: May 19th, 2023 Genre:  AOR Rock / Prog-Rock

  Band Members:

• Neal Schon / Guitar
• Greg Rolie / Keyboards, Vocals
• Marco Mendoza / Bass
• Deen Castronovo / Drums, Vocals
• John Varn / Keyboards, Vocals

“Journey Through Time” track listing:

1. I’m Gonna Leave You 2. Look Into The Future 3. Kohoutek 4. Daydream 5. La Do La 6. Line Of Fire 7. Walk’s Like A Lady 8. Feelin’ That Way 9. Anytime 10. Lights 11. Still They Ride 12. Separate Ways 13. Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ 14. Wheel In The Sky 15. Patiently (Medley) 16. Trial By Fire (Medley) 17. Stay Awhile (Medley) 18. Mystery Mountain 19. Of A Lifetime 20. Just The Same Way 21. Lovin’ You Is Easy 22. Lady Luck 23. You’re On Your Own 24. Hustler 25. Nickle And Dime 26. People 27. Mother Father 28. Any Way You Want It 29. Don’t Stop Believin’ 30. Black Magic Woman 31. Oye Como Va

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Neal Schon and former members of Journey take a journey through time, covering the band’s catalog with verve and enthusiasm — and variety — that put a lot of younger bands to shame. This one will surprise a lot of people who have placed Journey over the hill

• Songwriting 9
• Musicianship 9.5
• Originality 8.5
• Production 9

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Review: Neal Schon ‘Journey Through Time’

By Mike O’Cull

Founding member of Journey and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Neal Schon takes us back to one incredible night of live music in 2018 on his new live album Journey Through Time .

Set to drop May 19th, 2023 on the Frontiers Music s.r.l. imprint, the new record documents a live show that happened February 9, 2018 at The Independent in San Francisco, California. It was a benefit concert for fire victims in the Bay Area and was also the debut of Schon and fellow Journey founder Greg Rolie’s Journey Through Time project. JTT is a heavily-muscled band that includes Schon on guitar, Rolie on keyboards and vocals, current Journey member Deen Castronovo on drums and vocals, Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake) on bass, and John Varn on keyboards and vocals that focuses on Journey’s 1970s material, including its often overlooked pre-Steve Perry albums.

The 2018 benefit gig did exactly that. Schon and company put on a blasting two-and-a-half-hour show largely focused on Journey’s ’70s body of work, including the band’s first three albums Journey, Look Into The Future, and Next . Journey’s Steve Perry days were well-represented that night, as well, and the long setlist was balanced, rocking, and fun.

Journey began in 1973 in San Francisco and went on to become one of the defining and most-successful rock bands of the 70s and 80s. The group started life as a Prog/jam outfit but shifted gears with the addition of lead singer Steve Perry, a move that made Journey one of the most colossal rock radio bands of their era. Journey has earned 25 gold and platinum albums, in addition to their 15-time platinum, RIAA Diamond Certified Greatest Hits set. They’ve sold better than 48 million albums in the USA, alone, and over 100 million around the world.

The three-CD set of Journey Through Time kicks off with three early Journey gems in succession. The opening track “I’m Gonna Leave You” is a raging, early 70s-style blues/Prog gem that might surprise fans only used to the band’s later material. Schon and Rollie both turn in cool riffs, intense solos, and the wide-open sense of freedom that was part of the social climate of Journey’s launching-pad days. “Look Into The Future” and “Kohoutek” follow and demonstrate the vision and range that set Journey into motion. Hearing Greg Rolie’s smooth, baritone vocals again is also a long-overdue pleasure.

Drummer and present-day Journey-man Deen Castronovo absolutely owns the high-range, Steve Perry lead vocal parts and does so while putting down world-class beats on the drum kit. Drumming and singing like this at the same time shouldn’t be humanly possible but Deen makes it look like a snap. He captures both the notes and high-flying spirit of Steve Perry’s legendary vocal parts and truly ices the cake of these familiar tunes. Castronovo grabs hold of Journey classics like “La Do Da,” “Walks Like A Lady,” “Feelin’ That Way,” “Lights,” and “Wheel In The Sky” and honors Perry and the band’s legacy with his exceptional talents. Hearing him and Rolie sharing vocals on “Just The Same Way” and “Feelin’ That Way” will make you believe all over again.

Neal Schon’s instantly-identifiable guitar work saturates these songs from front to back and his playing and presence is beyond reproach. He still wails with melody and authority and also displays his underrated rhythm guitar skills in the live environment. Every note he plays is tasty and he never seems to run out of gas.

Since Schon and Rolie are former members of Santana, another of the Bay Area’s musical giants, it only makes sense that they close the night with a couple of their songs. “Black Magic Woman” is deep and meditative, its pulse ebbing and flowing from section to section. Schon rips on it in all sections and the band follows close behind. He even quotes Jimi’s “Third Stone From The Sun” in his solo, which adds more 60s cool to his jamming.

Santana’s “Oye Como Va” closes the show with a joyful feeling that will linger with you for days. This eternal Tito Puente tune always makes people happy and the version on Journey Through Time does nothing to interfere with its magic. The whole record is filled with peak experiences and comes off like a summation of Neal Schon’s musical life. No matter which part of his career is your favorite, you’ll find it here. Go listen to the record!

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Neal Schon – Guitar Greg Rolie – Keyboards, Vocals Marco Mendoza – Bass Deen Castronovo – Drums, Vocals John Varn – Keyboards, Vocals

01. I’m Gonna Leave You 02. Look Into The Future 03. Kohoutek 04. Daydream 05. La Do La 06. Line Of Fire 07. Walk’s Like A Lady 08. Feelin’ That Way 09. Anytime 10. Lights 11. Still They Ride 12. Separate Ways 13. Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ 14. Wheel In The Sky 15. Patiently (Medley) 16. Trial By Fire (Medley) 17. Stay Awhile (Medley) 18. Mystery Mountain 19. Of A Lifetime 20. Just The Same Way 21. Lovin’ You Is Easy 22. Lady Luck 23. You’re On Your Own 24. Hustler 25. Nickel And Dime 26. People 27. Mother Father 28. Any Way You Want It 29. Don’t Stop Believin’ 30. Black Magic Woman 31. Oye Como Va

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Frontiers Music Srl is thrilled to announce the upcoming release of Neal Schon's Journey Through Time, a live concert recorded on February 9, 2018 at The Independent In San Francisco, CA. This is the show where Neal Schon, founding member of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inducted band Journey, first debuted Journey Through Time along with two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee and former Journey and Santana bandmate, Gregg Rolie. Joining Schon and Rolie were current Journey member Deen Castronovo on vocals and drums, Marco Mendoza (Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake) on bass, and John Varn on keyboards and vocals. Performing to a sold out crowd for a benefit show to raise money for victims of the fires that had ravaged the North Bay area of the San Francisco region in October 2017, the band played songs spanning Journey’s entire catalog, largely focusing on the band’s '70s repertoire, including the band's first three albums, "Journey", "Look Into The Future", and “Next”. 

Multi-Grammy nominated Schon founded Journey in 1972 and remains the sole consistent member, having participated in every album and tour to date. Before founding Journey, Schon was also a member of Santana and has performed with a variety of other acts including Bad English, Hardline, and HSAS and with Jan Hammer and Paul Rodgers (Bad Company, Free). He has released 10 solo albums over the course of his career as well, with his guitar style being described as soulful and melodic and admired by such fellow legends as Eric Clapton and Prince.Journey’s worldwide sales have reached over 100 million records, making them one of the world’s best-selling bands of all time. Chart-topping hits such as “Don’t Stop Believin­’,” “Open Arms,” “Lights,” “Faithfully,” and “When You Love a Woman” are regarded as some of the defining songs of the rock n' roll musical canon.

Tracklist: 1. I’m Gonna Leave You 2. Look Into The Future 3. Kohoutek 4. Daydream 5. La Do La 6. Line Of Fire 7. Walk’s Like A Lady 8. Feelin’ That Way 9. Anytime 10. Lights 11. Still They Ride 12. Separate Ways 13. Lovin’, Touchin’, Squeezin’ 14. Wheel In The Sky 15. Patiently (Medley) 16. Trial By Fire (Medley) 17. Stay Awhile (Medley) 18. Mystery Mountain 19. Of A Lifetime 20. Just The Same Way 21. Lovin’ You Is Easy 22. Lady Luck 23. You’re On Your Own 24. Hustler 25. Nickel And Dime 26. People 27. Mother Father 28. Any Way You Want It 29. Don’t Stop Believin’ 30. Black Magic Woman 31. Oye Como Va

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