October 2014 mix : Stripped down to just piano and vocals, with an orchestral break in the bridge, Chamber Mix definitely has a different feel to the original released version of This Is Your Life from the 2012 CD "Every Little Thing." Much closer to my original vision for the song, featuring more prominent gospel background vocals and Eric Ragno's expressive piano performance.

This Is Your Life [Chamber Mix]

Frontiers, the Journey tribute performing "Still They Ride" at Amos' Southend, Charlotte NC, March 2007.

Personnel: Jeremey Hunsicker (Vocals), Chad Campbell (Keys), Jim Gober (Guitar), Barry Young (Guitar), Mike Morrison (Drums), Greg Eanes (Bass Guitar)

Still They Ride | Frontiers A Tribute To Journey March 2007

Frontiers performs "I'll Be Alright Without You/Cupid" at Andrews Upstairs in Atlanta, GA August 2007.

Personnel: Jeremey Hunsicker (Vocals), Chad Campbell (Keys), Jim Gober (Guitar), Barry Young (Guitar), Mike Morrison (Drums), Greg Eanes (Bass)

I'll Be Alright Without You/Cupid Medley | Frontiers A Tribute To Journey

"Edge of the Blade" as performed by Frontiers, the Journey tribute in December of 2007 in Atlanta GA.

Personnel: Jeremey Hunsicker (Vocals); Chad Campbell (Keys); Jim Gober (Guitar); Mike Morrison (Drums); Barry Young (Guitar); Greg Eanes (Bass Guitar)

Edge Of The Blade | Frontiers A Tribute To Journey

Suzanne with extended opening segue recorded in October 2008 at Greystone Tavern in Salem, VA with Frontiers.

Personnel: Jeremey Hunsicker (Vocals); Kenny Seay (Guitar); Isaiah Osborne (Keyboards); Russ Whitman (Drums); Greg Eanes (Bass Guitar)

Suzanne (Extended Intro) | Frontiers A Tribute To Journey

Journey's After The Fall, performed by Frontiers in October 2008 at Greystone Tavern in Salem VA.

Personnel: Jeremey Hunsicker (Vocals); Greg Eanes (Bass Guitar); Kenny Seay (Guitar); Isaiah Osborne (Keyboards); Russ Whitman (Drums)

After The Fall | Frontiers A Tribute To Journey

Isolated background vocals for chorus of "Stay."

Stay (A Capella Chorus Mix)

"I Believe" is from a collaboration between myself (Jeremey) and Juhani Nahkala of Sweden. We wrote about 10 songs in 2003-2004 but they were never released. We've recently reconnected and are discussing some ideas to make our music available to the public.

Elemental | I Believe

I thought this recording was gone forever until a few weeks ago when I discovered an old hard drive on a shelf in my basement. This is the recording I made of "How Great Thou Art" that was performed at my grandmother's funeral in 2003.

How Great Thou Art

Many people have wondered what Journey would sound like today if I didn't hang up on Jonathan Cain that afternoon so many years ago. Well, here you go.

Rolling Away The Stone | Elemental

I came across the original writing demo of "Can't You See He's Gone" tonight on my hard drive...I forgot I had this and thought it'd be funny to share the original vision of the song and contrast it with how it came out. As is evident from the demo, I originally envisioned the song to be much more "country" sounding than it did...This was the first track I wrote of just the chorus hook and the verses. Later I would send it to Stephen Chesney to flesh out the intro, bridge, and guitar solo...While I love how the song ended up on "Every Little Thing" I still believe there's a little country tune buried underneath all that reverb and guitars :)

Jeremey Frederick

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