Journey band

Journey band

Rumors are circulating that Steve Perry from the famous Journey band may make an appearance on the show. Indeed, when this episode of Glee at minute 20 played Steve Perry's famous "nah nah nah nah" chorus on the Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' song during a scene where a Glee character discovers his singing voice as a young boy -- from a man who leaves the boy's mother for a blonde girl at the Pick and Save -- searches from young viewers ensued, asking Google "Who sings that song?"

Steve Perry of Journey, Please Come to Glee

Fans of the highly-recognizable, top-favorite voice that grew to a crescendo in the '80s, enhanced by heartfelt lyrics like "He took the midnight train going anywhere..." really miss the original Steve Perry of Journey.

The Steve Perry online website reports that Perry is "happily enjoying his retirement" and gives links to the latest news about the magnificent vocal maestro, including Perry's comments about Michael Jackson's untimely death. And yet. Fans are still waiting with open arms for the voice that can never be replicated by Journey tribute bands.

Sharon Fogaren Santos

Sharon Fogaren Santos

Sharon Fogaren Santos host of FUN 107 is dead. Sharon Fogaren host of WFHN FUN 107.1 FM radio has died. FUN 107 has posted the following message to its listeners: We here at FUN 107 have lost one of our family members. Sharon Fogaren, who has been a part of FUN 107 listener’s morning routine off and on for the past 14 years has passed away due to complications of a heart attack she suffered two weeks ago.

We thank everyone for their continued support, prayers, and we would like to continue her memory here on FUN 107.com and we send our condolences to Sharon’s family and close friends. …. We will miss Sharon. Thank you for the memories. Santos was co host of the hugely popular “J.R. and Sharon” morning radio. On August 31, JR had alerted listeners that her condition was critical. News of her passing was announced by JR at 5:30 am on air today. Funeral arrangements have not been announced. Sharon Fogaren Santos will be greatly missed.

The station posted a message on their website: “We thank everyone for their continued support, prayers, and we would like to continue her memory here on FUN107.com and we send our condolences to Sharon’s family and close friends.” Fogaren had been associated with the station and show on and off for the past 14 years, rejoining J.R. in 2002.