Journey (album)
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| Studio album by Journey | ||
| Released | April 1975 | |
| Recorded | CBS Studios in San Francisco, California, 1974 | |
| Genre | Progressive rock | |
| Length | 38:40 | |
| Label | Columbia Records | |
| Producer(s) | Roy Halee | |
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| Journey chronology | ||
| Journey (1975) |
Look into the Future (1976) |
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Journey's self-titled debut album, Journey, was released in 1975 on the Columbia Records label. Unlike their later recordings, the debut release is a progressive rock album, in the jazz-fusion vein. It is the only album to include guitarist George Tickner among their personnel.
This lineup of Journey showcased their considerable talent as musicians on jazz-flavored mix, progressive rock epics like "Of a Lifetime", "Kohoutek", "Mystery Mountain", and "Topaz".
Highest chart position: #138
[edit] Track listing
- "Of A Lifetime"
- "In The Morning Day"
- "Kohoutek"
- "To Play Some Music"
- "Topaz"
- "In My Lonely Feeling" / "Conversations"
- "Mystery Mountain"
[edit] Personnel
- Gregg Rolie - vocals, keyboards
- Neal Schon - guitar
- George Tickner - guitar
- Ross Valory - bass
- Aynsley Dunbar - drums
| Journey |
| Jeff Scott Soto | Neal Schon | Jonathan Cain | Ross Valory | Deen Castronovo |
| Steve Augeri | Steve Perry | Steve Smith | Gregg Rolie | Aynsley Dunbar | George Tickner | Robert Fleischman | Prairie Prince | Randy Jackson | Larrie Londin | Bob Glaub | Mike Baird |
| Discography |
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| Studio albums: Journey | Look into the Future | Next | Infinity | Evolution | Departure | Dream After Dream | Escape | Frontiers | Raised on Radio | Trial by Fire | Arrival | Red 13 | Generations |
| Live albums: Captured | Greatest Hits Live |
| Compilations: In the Beginning | Greatest Hits | The Ballade | Time 3 | The Essential Journey | Open Arms~Greatest Hits |
