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Journey's Jonathan Cain 1982 Interview on Freeze Frame

Published December 1, 2023

Views 3.73K  |  Likes 132  |  Comments 14
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This video has 3.73K views and 132 likes, ranking #1,831,035 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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3,737

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132

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14

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Freeze Frame! This is a very rare interview with Jonathan Cain from 1982. It was on a TV show called "Freeze Frame", hosted by Doug Pringle. Jonathan talks about his time in the band as well as how he became a Journey member in 1981. He goes to to talk about what it was like to write new songs with Steve Perry as well …

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December 1, 2023
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