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Written by Steve Perry, Neal Schon, and Jonathan Cain about holding onto hope.
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10 catalog entries, grouped by year.
About Journey
Journey's rock sound developed around guitarist Neal Schon, whose earlier experience included Santana. Keyboard player and songwriter Jonathan Cain became an important collaborator, contributing piano and synthesizer parts as well as compositions. The album Escape brought together songs such as Open Arms, Who's Crying Now, Stone in Love and Don't Stop Believin'. The band's history also includes later lead singer Arnel Pineda, whose performances with the Zoo drew Schon's attention before he joined Journey for rehearsals and recording.
Artist background sources
Journey - official musician biographies
Read Schon/Cain/Pineda career sections and Escape repertoire. Omit official page's incorrect 1972 founding year, individual awards presented as group honors, sales, ranks and current lineup completeness. | Retrieved 2026-10-19
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-19. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
1981
Researched recording background
Journey included Stone in Love on Escape in 1981. A later remaster preserves the album performance; its mastering date does not replace the recording's original album year.
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A power ballad from the band's "Escape" album.
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Written by Steve Perry, Neal Schon, and Jonathan Cain about holding onto hope.
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Steve Perry and Jonathan Cain wrote this power ballad about unconditional love.
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Written by Jonathan Cain about the challenges of being married while on tour.
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A power ballad that showcased Steve Perry's vocal range.
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Written about the band members' failing marriages and relationships.
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Researched recording background
This Journey studio recording appears in the original Raised on Radio program from 1986. A separately named Live Video Mix on the expanded album is not the selected recording.
Read background and sources1997
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Journey's rock sound developed around guitarist Neal Schon, whose earlier experience included Santana. Keyboard player and songwriter Jonathan Cain became an important collaborator, contributing piano and synthesizer...
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