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Journey has been the mainstay of Neal Schon's career since 1973 but he has also enjoyed collaborating with others. A brace of LPs (Untold Passion and Here to Stay) recorded during the early 1980s with keyboardist Jan Hammer, demonstrated Schon's guitar work in a more progressive context, while his lead vocals lent some of the duo's material a decidedly MTV-friendly sheen.
16 févr. 2006 · BEYOUND THE THUNDEr, mi disco instrumental favorito que contiene joyas como esta canción.NEAl SCHON number one :P
28 févr. 2024 · Schon’s net worth is reflective of his successful career in the music industry, his collaborations with various artists, and his solo projects. Early Life. Neal Schon’s journey into the world of music began on February 27, 1954, in Tinker Air Force Base, Oklahoma.
Neal Schon. Self: Independent Lens. Neal Schon was born in Midwest City, Oklahoma on February 27th, 1954 to Matthew and Barbara Schon. Neal dropped out of school when he was 15 to join Carlos Santana's rock group Santana. Four years later Carlos Santana and his band split up, so Neal and Gregg Rolie formed Journey. Journey released its self-titled debut album in 1975. Journey then released ...
2 mars 2023 · Early in Journey’s 2022 arena tour, lead guitarist Neal Schon became convinced people were out to get him. So he stationed two off-duty police officers outside his dressing room, according to ...
9 juin 2021 · Schon's father Matthew, a jazz musician and big-band arranger, bought Neal his first guitar, a Stella, when he was just 10 years old. It took him three months to learn the instrument, after which his dad bought him a 1963 Gibson ES-335 Sunburst. "That was the first great guitar I owned," Schon says. It was also the first great guitar he had stolen.
28 avr. 2024 · Neal Schon Guitars. Neal Schon, in Journey’s heyday, was a devoted player of the Gibson Les Paul Custom. You can see Schon playing the Les Paul Custom in this video. Schon played a variety of Les Pauls in the 70s and 80s, including a ‘56 Les Paul with P-90 pickups, and one black Les Paul with a bridge humbucker and a neck P-90!
