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“A soft-rock masterpiece and a deeply personal statement”: 1984 was a golden year for melodic rock, but Steve Perry topped it all with Street Talk

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“A soft-rock masterpiece and a deeply personal statement”: 1984 was a golden year for melodic rock, but Steve Perry topped it all with Street Talk

Moonlighting from his day job, Perry delivered one of the greatest AOR albums of all time and ended up changing Journey forever

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