How Gregg Rolie Said Goodbye on Journey's 'Dream, After Dream'
Departure, a triple platinum-selling commercial splash that gave the band its first-ever Top 10 appearance on the Billboard album chart. He appeared on Captured, a 1981 document of the huge tour in support if that album and then disappeared into family life. Or at least that's the way it's popularly understood. Rolie actually played a key role in a little-heard studio recording before Captured arrived, as Journey soundtracked a Japanese fantasy film called Yume, Yume No Ato for director Kenzo Takada. Often left out of the band's official discography, Dream, After Dream served as a final...
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