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"After All These Years"
Single by Journey
from the album Revelation
Released| April 25, 2008
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Recorded| 2008; The Plant Recording Studios (Sausalito, California)
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Genre| Hard rock
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Length| 4:10
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Label| Nomota
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Songwriter(s)| Jonathan Cain
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Producer(s)| Kevin Shirley
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Journey singles chronology
"The Place in Your Heart"
(2005)
| "After All These Years"
(2008)
| "Never Walk Away"
(2008)
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"After All These Years" is a power ballad by the band Journey, the first single from their 2008 album Revelation. It peaked at No. 9 on the
Billboard Adult Contemporary chart on September 20, 2008,[1] giving the band their first top-ten
hit in twelve years. It stayed on the chart for over 23 weeks. This is the first single from Journey to feature lead vocalist Arnel Pineda.
References[edit]
- ^ Billboard. "Artist Chart History". Billboard.com.
Archived from the original on 27 August 2008. Retrieved
2008-08-27.
Journey
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- Neal Schon
- Jonathan Cain
- Deen Castronovo
- Arnel Pineda
- Jason Derlatka
- Todd
Jensen
- Gregg Rolie
- George Tickner
- Prairie Prince
- Ross Valory
- Aynsley Dunbar
- Robert Fleischman
- Steve Perry
- Steve
Smith
- Steve Augeri
- Jeff Scott Soto
- Narada Michael Walden
- Randy
Jackson
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Studio albums- Journey
- Look into the Future
- Next
- Infinity
- Evolution
- Departure
- Escape
- Frontiers
- Raised on Radio
- Trial by Fire
- Arrival
- Generations
- Revelation
- Eclipse
- Freedom
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EPs|
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Live albums- Captured
- Greatest Hits Live
- Live in Houston 1981: The Escape Tour
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Soundtrack albums|
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Compilation albums- In the Beginning
- Greatest Hits
- The
Ballade
- Time3
- The Essential Journey
- Greatest Hits 2
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Singles- "To Play Some Music"
- "Wheel in the Sky"
- "Lights"
- "Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'"
- "Any Way You Want It"
- "Who's Crying Now"
- "Don't Stop Believin'"
- "Open Arms"
- "Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)"
- "Faithfully"
- "After the Fall"
- "Send Her My Love"
- "Only the Young"
- "Be Good to Yourself"
- "Girl Can't Help It"
- "I'll Be Alright Without You"
- "When You Love a Woman"
- "After All These Years"
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Videos- Journey 2001
- Greatest Hits 1978–1997
- Live in
Houston 1981: The Escape Tour
- Revelation
- Live in Manila
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Documentaries- Don't Stop Believin': Everyman's Journey
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Tours- Infinity Tour
- Evolution Tour
- Escape Tour
- Raised on Radio Tour
- Eclipse Tour
- Def Leppard & Journey 2018 Tour
- Freedom Tour
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Video games|
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Related- Discography
- Members
- Santana
- Frumious Bandersnatch
- Bad English
- The Storm
- Vital
Information
- Hardline
- Abraxas Pool
- Planet Us
- Soul SirkUS
- Revolution Saints
- Walter "Herbie" Herbert
- Irving Azoff
- Kevin Chalfant
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Who played the sax solo on Still crazy after all these years?
The saxophone, played by Michael Brecker, emphasizes the jazz character of the song. Music theorist Peter Kaminsky analyzed how the key progression of the introduction to "Still Crazy After All These Years" anticipates the key progressions throughout the album.
Where was still crazy after all these years recorded?
These guys owned a recording studio in Alabama where Simon recorded "Kodachrome" and "Take Me To The Mardi Gras" with them, but for "Still Crazy After All These Years," he flew the guys to New York.
Why did Steve Perry leave Journey?
Perry was diagnosed with a degenerative bone condition and a hip replacement was required, and as he was reluctant to rush into the surgery, Perry wanted to postpone the tour. The remaining members waited until 1998, nearly 17 months after Perry's injury, before making a decision on Journey's future.
What was the last album Steve Perry recorded with Journey?
The last Journey album to feature Steve Perry on lead vocals was released in 1996. The album entitled Trial By Fire was Steve Perry's final recording with Journey. Up to that point in time Steve Perry had recorded six other albums with Journey.