My father brought me to the Lord at a young age. But do you feel those words were also a Christian message? Melissa Parker ( Smashing Interviews Magazine): “Don’t Stop Believin’” was something your dad told you to instill faith in yourself.
But you see those gifts in your children and encourage them. I think it’s time dads take some authority back and stand up for the family because you want to know what I think? You could be an actor, so I think you should go to acting school. Also maybe to fire up the dads around the world who read this book to encourage their children to see a unique gift, to recognize it and keep that vision going the way my father did for all of us kids. If you can dream it, anything is possible.
Jonathan Cain: I want to inspire and encourage anybody that has a dream. What do you want the readers to take away from your memoir Don’t Stop Believin’? Melissa Parker ( Smashing Interviews Magazine): Sounds good. We had an idea for a music conference group where we take on the challenges of the music business down there, sort of a three-day seminar in songwriting, producing, social media, publishing, legal, all of the challenges of the business that we have to face today. I’m in Birmingham, and I know you’ve spent some time in the Florence-Muscle Shoals area over the years. Melissa Parker ( Smashing Interviews Magazine): Jonathan, thanks for taking the time. With the hits and the great songs that they have, it’ll be a celebration of pretty cool songs. We represent almost 200 million albums sold. "I’m looking forward to some great nights with Def Leppard. In April 2015, he married minister Paula White, and he recently released his memoir Don’t Stop Believin’: The Man, the Band, and the Song that Inspired Generations. Other members of Journey include Neal Schon, Ross Valory, Steve Smith and vocalist Arnel Pineda.Ĭain was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of Journey on April 7, 2017. Longtime keyboardist and rhythm guitarist in the rock band Journey, Jonathan Cain is known for writing or co-writing such hits as “Don’t Stop Believin',” “Faithfully,” “Open Arms,” “Separate Ways (Worlds Apart)” and “When You Love a Woman.” In 1979, he joined British rock group the Babys but left in 1980 to replace keyboardist Gregg Rolie in Journey.
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