• Jonathan Cain Obituary

Zone of the enders artbook pdf to word file. Keyboardist/songwriter Jonathan Cain found success in a series of bands ranging from Journey to the Babys and Bad English. Born in Chicago on February 26, 1950, he first emerged fronting the Jonathan Cain Band, which issued one LP, Windy City Breakdown, on the Bearsville label in 1977. A year later Cain replaced keyboardist Mike Corby in the British band the Babys, which scored the hits 'Isn't It Time' and 'Every Time I Think of You.' When the group disbanded in 1981, Cain joined Journey prior to their breakthrough hit Escape, and remained in the band until they broke up after 1986's Raised on Radio.

Two years later, he and Journey guitarist Neal Schon teamed with ex-Babys frontman John Waite in Bad English, which scored a pair of major hits - 'When I See You Smile' and 'Price of Love' - before calling it quits in 1991. Cain resumed his solo career with 1995's Back to the Innocence and Piano With a View; after rejoining Journey for their 1996 reunion effort, Trial By Fire he returned with the solo Body Language in 1997.

. Read a recent interview with Cain and Parade Magazine. About Jonathan Cain: In 1976 Jonathan Cain released his first solo record, Windy City Breakdown. In 1979 he joined the band, The Babys, and in 1980 joined the rock band, Journey, rounding out the songwriting genius behind the defining album, Escape.

Jonathan Cain Obituary

In 1998 Cain and Neal Schon reformed Journey and continue on today.This publicity photo is taken during the grueling Frontiers Tour in 1983.

NEWS SOURCE: Hoganson MediaSeptember 12, 2016Jonathan Cain, longtime keyboardist and rhythm guitarist in Journey, co-writer of the No. 1 digital catalog song in history, “Don’t Stop Believin’,” as well as writer of “Faithfully” and co-writer of “Who’s Crying Now,” “Open Arms” and many more international hit songs, will release his solo album, What God Wants to Hear, Oct. 21 on Identity Records with The Fuel Music distribution.Cain, who continues to tour the world with Journey, one of the most popular American rock bands of all time, crafted his new solo album from his personal faith-journey that started in Chicago when, at a young age, he wanted to be a priest. His faith was challenged after he survived a horrific fire in third grade at his school, Our Lady of the Angels School, where 92 of his fellow students along with three nuns died that day. Cain found healing and redemption in music, and his long ‘journey’ eventually led him back to the seminal faith of his youth.Weathering professional and personal storms, Cain declares, “Only God can take a mess and turn it into a message, a test into a testimony, a trial into a triumph, a victim into victory.”The first single from his new album available for download with preorder at iTunes beginning Sept.

23, “Deeper than Deep,” like the rest of What God Wants to Hear, was recorded at Addiction Sound, Cain’s state-of-the-art studio in Nashville. The video for the song, which will be released soon, features photographs Cain has taken throughout the years.Cain is also exclusively offering, for a limited time, a free song download of the bonus track, “Remove Every Veil,” along with an introduction to the song from Pastor Paula White, to anyone who signs up for the free gift at.Cain’s return to his faith coincided with discovering love and healing through White, senior Pastor of New Destiny Christian Center in Orlando, who he married in April, 2015. Leading worship at his wife’s annual women’s conference, Cain found a new joy in his music.

“I never heard him sing like this,” White says. “Something had shifted in him.”After encouragement to record music reflecting this newfound joy, Cain asked, “What does God want to hear from me?” Soon afterwards, the songs began to pour out. “I’ve always been seeking out songs since I was young,” he shares. “I never had any idea how rich the Bible was with imagery. I got lost in it.”Reminiscent of when he almost gave up on his musical dreams and his father uttered the now famous line “Don’t stop believing,” Cain now feels he’s just starting to believe again.The full Jonathan Cain, What God Wants to Hear track listing follows:01) “Deeper Than Deep”02) “Bold In Prayer”03) “Rush Into Me”04) “Have Your Way With Us”05) “In Your Waters”06) “What God Wants To Hear”07) “Sanctify Segue”08) “Sanctify”09) “Fall Into You”10) “This House”11) “Can't Take My Eyes Off Of You”12) “Why I Breathe”13) “Because The Blood”. See album teaser below.

About Jonathan Cain:In 1976 Jonathan Cain released his first solo record, Windy City Breakdown. In 1979 he joined the band, The Babys, and in 1980 joined the rock band, Journey, rounding out the songwriting genius behind the defining album, Escape.

Cain's signature piano, synth playing and songwriting contributions with Journey, The Babys and Bad English have earned him many Billboard hits, multiple gold, platinum and Diamond-selling records, a Star on the Hollywood walk of fame, and the best-selling catalog rock song in iTunes’ history (“Don't Stop Believin'”). Journey was named as the fifth best band in rock history in a 2005 USA Today opinion poll, and continues today, selling out arenas worldwide.For more information on Jonathan Cain, go to:, Addiction Sound, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.About The Fuel Music:Established in 2008, The Fuel Music & Management, LLC, is a leading artist management and artist solutions company thatindependently distributes music internationally.

Based in Tennessee, the Fuel team brings nearly 70 years of combined music industry experience in record label operations, major label distribution and marketing, and artist management for artists ranging from upstart bands to GRAMMY Award nominated, multi-platinum artists. More information on the company can be found at www.thefuelmusic.com.