Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 9月30日 22時05分

"'Other than Robert Plant, there’s no singer in rock that even came close to #StevePerry,’ says ‘American Idol’ judge Randy Jackson, who played bass with Perry in #Journey. ‘The power, the range, the tone – he created his own style. He mixed a little Motown, a little Everly Brothers, a little Zeppelin.’ When he was 10 years old, Perry had Sam Cooke’s ‘Cupid’ on his mom’s car radio, and decided he had to be a singer. After singing in a college choir, he joined Journey at the age of 28, quickly revealing a penchant for quavering, reverb-soaked melodrama that appealed to millions of fans – but few rock critics. Yet his technical skills (those high notes!), pure tone and passionate sincerity now seem undeniable. ‘He lives for it and loves it,’ says Jackson. ‘I just saw him not long ago, and he still has the golden voice.’” From the November 27th, 2008 issue of Rolling Stone Photograph by Michael Putland

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