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Journey
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Official site | journeymusic.com |
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Listen artist | www.youtube.com |
Origin | San Francisco |
Genres | Arena Rock |
Labels | Columbia |
Also known as | Golden Gate Rhythm Section (1973) |
Members | Steve Perry |
Songs | SongsDon't Stop Believin'Escape · 1981 FaithfullyFrontiers · 1983 Separate WaysFrontiers · 1983 View 25+ more |
List | Don't Stop Believin'Escape · 1981 |
Albums | Journey |
Skos genre | Rock |
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ID | 3220667 |
About Journey
Journey is an American rock band formed in San Francisco in 1973 by former members of Santana, Steve Miller Band, and Frumious Bandersnatch.
Why empty lorries are a problem and how to fix it
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... And, with globally, firms like Zeus are looking for ways to reduce unnecessary Journeys, costs and emissions...
Migrant boats in the Mediterranean: Why are so many people dying?
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... If they go ahead with the Journeys, the two men will join thousands of others who have risked their lives this year on what has been dubbed the world s most dangerous migration route...
George Alagiah: BBC journalist and newsreader dies aged 67
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... If the full stop came now, would my life have been a failure? " And actually, when I look back and I looked at my Journey...
Blackpink make UK festival history with electrifying K-pop set in Hyde Park
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... Mother and daughter Michelle and Yazmin Glackin had a much trickier Journey - their early morning plane from Northern Ireland was cancelled...
India train disaster: Relatives in desperate search for missing loved ones
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... They spent 45,000 rupees (£438) hiring a car to make the Journey - a cost well beyond their means...
Ty Hafan: Unique bond of mums who met at children's hospice
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... " Having that bond with them - and we re all on different parts of our Journey - it s something which you can t get from anybody else so I feel quite honoured that I m part of this group, " she said...
Five key takeaways from the Berlin Film Festival
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... Ingeborg Bachmann - Journey into the Desert by German director Margarethe von Trotta looks at the Austrian poet s tortured love story with Max Frisch, who comes across as a controlling partner and a writer with vampire tendencies...
Beth Matthews' raw honesty saved lives, say mental health experts
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... Beth had written a blog which documented her mental health Journey - including how she had survived and was recovering from a suicide attempt...
George Alagiah: BBC journalist and newsreader dies aged 67
George Alagiah , one of The Bbc 's longest-serving and most respected journalists, has died at 67, nine years after being diagnosed with cancer.
He was a fixture on British TV news for More Than three decades, presenting The Bbc News at Six for The Past 20 years.
Before that, he was an award-winning Foreign Correspondent , reporting from countries ranging from Rwanda to Iraq.
He was diagnosed with stage four bowel cancer in 2014 and revealed in October 2022 that it had spread further.
Alagiah won awards for reports on The Famine and war in Somalia in The early 1990s, and was nominated for a Bafta in 1994 for covering Saddam Hussein 's genocidal campaign against The Kurds of northern Iraq.
He was also named Amnesty International 's journalist of The year in 1994, for reporting on The Civil War in Burundi, and was The First BBC journalist to report on The genocide in Rwanda.
George Maxwell Alagiah was born in Colombo, Sri Lanka before moving to Ghana And Then England in childhood.
His main Childhood Memory of Sri Lanka was leaving it. His parents were Christian Tamils; The country, then called Ceylon, mired in ethnic violence.
His father, Donald, was an engineer specialising in water distribution and irrigation. Feeling unwelcome and unsafe in his own land, he took his Young Family to Africa In Search of a new and better life.
The Family initially prospered there but Alagiah's parents decided to educate their children in England when a coup soured The atmosphere in Ghana. At The Age Of 11, his father dropped him off at Boarding School in Portsmouth; they both had to Hold Back The Tears .
His childhood of change and assimilation helped shape his personality and informed his professional judgement.
There was some racism. He was almost The only boy of colour; there were " Bongo Bongo land" taunts in The Showers . He gave up asking people to say his name correctly (His Family pronounced it, " Uller-hiya" ).
" In Those Days , " he reflected " you were almost apologetic if you had a 'funny name'. " The Alternative was to stick out like an " exotic cactus in a bed of spring meadow plants. "
But, in some ways, his school in England - St John's College - was a closed and unreal society, which sealed him off from The huge social changes going on outside its walls. The anti-immigrant sentiment in many parts of The country was something that largely passed him by.
People would often compare his looks to Omar Sharif . What they really meant, he later wrote, was that he was educated and nicely spoken, albeit with brown skin.
He had become, he believed, The " right sort" of foreigner in a land where " class trumps race every time".
Later, at attended Durham University , where he met and later married, Frances Roberthan.
After graduating, he spent seven years at South Magazine, proud of its editorial line which painted an unequal world as an unstable one.
He joined The Bbc as a Foreign Affairs correspondent in 1989 And Then became Africa correspondent, The Continent of his childhood.
It was often a depressing experience. He interviewed child soldiers in Liberia, victims of mass rape in Uganda and witnessed hunger and disease almost everywhere.
" There is a New Generation in Africa" he wrote, " My Generation , freedom's children, born and educated in those years of euphoria after independence, we have had a chance. We didn't do much with it. "
One of his proudest professional moments came when he broadcast some of The First pictures of The Ethnic Cleansing in Kosovo in 1999, He Said .
Other stories he covered in news reports and documentaries included The Trade In human organs in India, Street Children in Brazil, Civil War in Afghanistan and Human Rights violations in Ethiopia.
He interviewed figures including South African President Nelson Mandela, Archbishop Desmond Tutu , Un Secretary General Kofi Annan and President Robert Mugabe of Zimbabwe.
Moving to news presenting, he fronted The Bbc One O'Clock News, Nine O'Clock News and Bbc Four News, before being made one of The main presenters of The Six O'Clock News in 2003.
He anchored news programmes from Sri Lanka following The December 2004 tsunami, as well as reporting from New Orleans in The Aftermath of Hurricane Katrina , and from Pakistan following The South Asian earthquake in 2005.
He was appointed an OBE for services to journalism in 2008.
After Alagiah's initial cancer diagnosis in 2014, The disease spread to his liver and lymph nodes, which needed chemotherapy and several operations, including one to remove most of his liver.
He Said he was a " richer person" for The Experience upon returning to presenting in 2015, and said working in The Newsroom was " such an important part of keeping energised and motivated".
He had to take several further breaks from work to have treatment, and he thought The cancer would " probably get me in The end" but that he still felt " very lucky".
Speaking on The Desperately Seeking Wisdom podcast in 2022, He Said that when his cancer was first discovered, it took a while for him to understand what he " needed to do".
" I had to stop and say, 'Hang on a minute. If The full stop came now, would My Life have been a failure?'
" And actually, when I look back and I looked at My Journey . . The Family I had, The opportunities My Family had, The Great Good Fortune to bump into [Frances Robathan], who's now been My Wife and lover for all these years, The Kids that we brought up. . it didn't feel like a failure. "
Alagiah had Two Children with Frances.
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