JOURNEY – Standing By The Light [Live New York ’78] (2025) *HQ*

Shortly after the release of their fourth album, 1978’s ‘Infinity’, which ended up going platinum, JOURNEY took the stage at the Palladium in New York. Boasting a new, vivacious singer named Steve Perry, Journey was well on their way to stardom as they rock a polished, radio-ready sound and commercially viable singles.
Jumpstarting their 40-minute show with “Feeling That Way,” the band cruises through a seven-song set (plus an Aynsley Dunbar drum solo) that includes the sorts of flashy keyboard, drum, and guitar solos that the following decade would became representative of.
The show, professionally recorded for a King Biscuit Flower Hour broadcast, is being released with the title “Standing By The Light [Live New York ’78]“, with a very good audio quality.
A telling peek into the direction that Journey was going to head over the next few years, this show demonstrates how tight the ensemble was and hints at a bright future for the band. Highlights include “Anytime,” “You’re On Your Own,” and of course, the Journey favorite at the time, “Wheel in the Sky.”

01 – Feeling That Way (Live)
02 – Anytime (Live)
03 – Lă Do Dā (Live)
04 – Next (Live)
05 – Wheel in the Sky (Live)
06 – Drum Solo (Live)
07 – You’re on Your Own (Live)
08 – She Makes Me (Feel Alright) (Live)

Steve Perry – lead singer
Gregg Rolie – vocals, keyboards
Neal Schon – guitars, vocals
Ross Valory – bass, vocals
Aynsley Dunbar – drums

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