For me it's "Nothing last forever but the earth and sky". But seriously this song is so beautiful and full of so many good lines as well as some really profound ideas. It's honestly my favorite song of theirs. With "Carry On Wayward Son" coming at a close second, so yeah, he definitely needs to listen to that next!
Amazing little fact about this song was that it was written in one night by the lead guitarist, Kerry Livgren. They were recording and weren’t sure if they had “that” song on the album. Kerry went home, wrote the song and came back to the studio the next day and pitched it to the band. The rest is rock and roll history.
Excellent song! I've always liked Kansas, especially this song.🎶💓🤗 The violinist & lead singer is the late Robby Steinhardt. Beautiful voice! 💝 Kansas put on a fantastic concert! 💯🔥You should check out Toto - Hold the line & Africa.
The music back in the 70s, when I was growing up, had meaning. You really need to listen to the words of the songs that we recommend to you. You’re going to hear some deep stuff!!!!!!
My grandson Izaak would of been 20 yesterday, he passed away on Valentine's Day 2022. We had this song played at his celebration of life!! This is one of the most beautiful songs ever !! ❤️
If you are a *Supernatural* TV show fan, Kansas is the band that sings "Carry On My Wayward Son" that's always played at the beginning of the final episode of each season (except the first season... there it show up in episode 21). Carry on my Wayward son They'll be peace when you are done Lay your weary head to rest Don't you cry no more
One of my favorites!!!! Robert Eugene Steinhardt was an American rock violinist and singer best known for his work with the group Kansas, for which he was co-lead singer/"frontman" and MC along with keyboardist Steve Walsh, from 1973 to 1982 and from 1997 to 2006. He and Steve Walsh were the only original members of the band not from Topeka.
I saw Kansas when I was in my early 20s living in California. Many years ago. This to me is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. The violinist passed away not too long ago.
@ I am so grateful for the beautiful music that Kansas brought to us. When I saw Kansas in California those many years ago Robby came out and played the electric violin. I was completely mesmerized. My date was unhappy with me but I was a music lover and loved Kansas in particular.
Kansas are musical geniuses beloved worldwide, they filled stadiums all over the world . Thank you for doing this! Steve Walsh ruffled shirt lead singer keyboards, amazing 😍
"Sparks of the Tempest" is a song by Kansas that is not as well known as some, but is truly prophetic. Listen to it (from 1977) and compare it to the world today.
This started out as just a finger picking exercise. The guitarist was practicing at home when his wife walked by and told his he should make it into a song. It turned into such a big hit that people got sick of hearing it on the radio. You couldn't' get away from it.
I was going to make the same comment, but I figured I should scroll through the comments to make sure someone hadn't beat me to it. Thanks for keeping us honest!
Kansas was the first band I ever saw in concert. With .38 Special, which would be another great band for you to check out! I enjoyed every moment of your video, again lol.
Keep going with the bands from the 70's man...the BEST era in Rock music. You had the groups and artists from the 60's at their best and in their prime and then all these new groups like Kansas, Steely Dan, Supertramp, Journey and on and on............
The lead singer in this video is Steve Walsh, one of the greatest voices ever. The man playing violin and singing harmony is Robbie Steinhardt, also one of the greatest voices ever. Put them together, and this is one of the greatest tunes ever conceived. Kansas has many more spectacular tunes for you to delve into, if you dare...
I love to watch the joy on your face as you discover old music that many of us grew up on. Music soothes the soul and helps us find common threads that unite us. Rock on.
I’m 63 and have never stopped listening to new music and loving more of it than I thought I would. THIS song makes me feel sad but peaceful and though I’m not religious, it helps me face my end without worry. It’s a beautiful song I’ve enjoyed since it was released. 🥰
I've been a Kansas fan since the first album in 1973. They were sent here from the future to teach and spread the word of the future.. you should check out 'NOBODY'S HOME" from the same album.. and then listen to they're whole history...
Kansas is one of my top ten all time favorite bands, right up there with Jethro Tull. I've had the privilege of seeing them twice in concert, back in the day. I love their complex, symphonic rock, full of variety, time signature changes, and gorgeous vocals and instrumentation. I haven't looked for it yet, and I know this is a year old video now, but I hope you got a chance to listen to their song, Carry On Wayward Son. It's just one of those rock anthems that ages like fine wine. In fact, the tv series, Supernatural, played the song in the last episode of nearly every season for their 15 season run, and it gave me chills EVERY TIME. Thanks for sharing your reactions with us. It's a joy to watch. 💜
Kansas is one of the greatest bands of all time. Before long you'll have glow lights up in your room and you'll want to just vibe out in the dark to Kansas.
Hi bro, I love that your on this music journey…… All these bands,singers, musicians have been playing sweet music for us for so long , welcome to the club 😎….. love your reactions & seeing the joy 🤩 in you…… Play on ….. Love ❤️ Kansas ….. enjoy bro !Thank you too
Kerry Livgren - Keyboards & Guitar Steve Walsh - Keyboards & Vocals Robby Steinhart - Violin, Viola & Vocals Phil Ehart - Drums, Percussion Dave Hope - Bass Rich Williams - Guitar The only ones that are shown on the video are Steve, Kerry, Robby, and Rich. The song started out as a fingering exercise. Kerry's wife herd him practicing and told him that would make a good song. They have so much great music. Check out Lamplight Symphony, All The World, Bringing It Back, Lonely Street, and many others.
This song is a reminder to be humble. Because no matter who you are, how famous you are, what you do, what you make, how much money you have, how much nice stuff you have, none of that matters really because you are going to come to exactly the same fate as everyone else. You will die, and you will be forgotten. It is a sad truth but it is an unchanging one. You are no different from any other, and should not pretend to be.
Need to check out Magnum Opus. You'll see how talented this band really was with Steve Walsh as the lead singer,Kerry Livgren on guitar,Richard Williams (guitar) Phil Ehart (drums) Robbie Steinhardt (violin). One of the most versatile bands of all time!!!! I was 15 when Leftoverture came out and it was an incredible album from start to finish.
Kansas is pure talent. Side note they were music teachers that got together and formed a band. “Carry on Wayward Son” is a banger. Official music video if you decide to check it out. Thank you for the reaction. Peace out. ✌️😎🎵
ADogg I saw this band at an ampitheater in Atlanta. I had always love this song best of all they did. I think it so beautiful I sing it everytime can't help myself it's so calming. And btw they sounded even 10 xs better in real life💯🧡🧡🧡
Hey Adogg. I stayed to the end. One of my favorite songs. Saw Kansas in concert in Atlanta about a year before Covid hit. When they played this song, they had a couple of dancers from the Atlanta Ballet dancing on stage during this song. That was so beautiful and special. Great reaction!
Hey it's me again Janice I just wanted to let you know that I have listened to your reaction to Dust in the Wind.I have listened to it many times the song is great.Your inaction is so true and I in enjoy watching you enjoy great music. I'm sorry but in the 70's. 80's and 90's. We had very good music I think.Some of the best and now others younger like you are discovering the talent and bands.It just makes me feel good to see your face and hear your reaction. Thank you.
Ther rest of the Point of No Return album, and all of Left Overture, and others. I think Dust in the Wind is their true classic, that will live forever like the Ode To Joy.
If you want Mad Vocals, Please React to: Point of no Return!! And live performances will blow you away. The musicianship of Kansas is perfection at its best.
I think you were just born too late but your catching up and I’m so glad to see a great young person appreciate my music I’m 72 and still listen to all of it Thank you for putting it out there. 👏👍💯
Who ever gave you a thumbs down needs a ass kicking lol, you're a great person and a Kansas is a great band! Enjoy your experience and remember don't just hear the music, feel it!
We had all kinds of things in music show up in the 70’s ….violin in this band. There’s a band with a flute too- Jethro Tull, rock band. This song is so beautifully written,the harmony is yummy. Classic Rock is full of talent….we didn’t have a lot of tech- you had to be good live,facts. ❤️🎼🤘😎🎶🎶🎶Carry on my wayward son- definitely next. Wondering if you’ve gotten to Pink Floyd yet…..definitely should ….gotta make sure you hear all the talented people 😊
I was a young military wife in the late 80's and had a toddler. These were great lullabies for him. I have always loved them too. He is grown and prefers rap but knows the lyrics to every song I used to play with him on those long trips.
I love all kinds of music, but I love the musical time period of the mid-sixties to the late 70's the best. I grew up with this music and hung out with fellow musicians and singer-songwriters. It seemed like everyone from this era could play at least one instrument, could sing and harmonize, wrote profound story songs, kick-ass dance music and had wonderful jam sessions. So much incredible talent out there then, before auto-tune, big explosions, and electronic wizards. Just pure talent. It's wonderful to see your reactions and see you not only expanding your musical education but helping to keep great music alive. Thank you so much!
Just subbed you dude, thanks, a good reaction. Ive seen this band several times and Wow, they amaze me every time. RIP to Robby, the violin player and singer, this year. we'll miss you my guy..
I Love your reactions, I Love that you are young and listening to music from the 70's and appreciate and love all kinds of music. We lived FOR our music. So it's great you watch you. Very Cooll.
This is one of my all time favorite songs. This is probably their most low key song. Carry On My Wayward Son is a must hear. Have you listened to any songs by the group Styx. Another one of my favorites.
"You Got Another Thing Coming" by Judas Priest And if you like strings....this will pop your mind: "The Good, The Bad And The Ugly" (movie theme) by the Danish National Orchestra
For a harder sounding Kansas song from later listen to the song "Play the Game Tonight". Nothing like "Dust In the Wind" and not as well known as it came out in the 1980's. Enjoy your appreciation for new music.
One of the Battle of the Bands great! (In Orlando, for years, they held The Superbowl of Rock, which was three bands a day for four days, nine dollars a day) Kansas, Journey and Pat Travers were on a Saturday and my heavens, the battle between Kansas and Journey was brutal! (Journey won...Steve Perry has the vocals!)
Their Carry On Wayward Son is their other masterpiece. Steve Walsh the lead singer here is also the lead in Carry On as well as playing two instruments; jumping back and forth from one to another. That song tells yet another story of a man looking for purpose. You are doing a really good job, and so happy you are enjoying what a lot of us either grew up with or enjoyed as younger adults.👍👍
This is honestly my favorite song by this group (and one of my favorite songs of all time.) They definitely have some other good ones too though! You should check out "Carry On Wayward Son" when you get the chance.
Great reaction!! I just had 2 of my boys subscribe to your channel. You have to listen to “Carry On My Wayward Son” by Kansas. One of the greatest rock songs of all time!!
The guy with the long blond hair, Kerry Livgren, is the writer for all their songs. He had a stroke a few years back, though, and his ability to play a guitar had pretty much gone away.
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@Johanna E. thanks and I’m glad to have you here
Listen to Carry On Wayward Son by Kansas. It is total opposite of this song. Voices are amazing in it as well.
Carry on Wayward Son is thE song by Kansas
Spread diversity of music around!
Instrumentals only, check out MIRAMAR COLLECTION, 1 & 2, 10 change your life.
Loved Kansas in the late 70s. Also Carry on my wayward son is another song from them.
Carry On My Wayward Son is a must!!
Hey my friend, love your reactions! CARRY ON WAYWARD SON is outstanding!
“Carry on my wayward son” and then “point of no return”!
I took my nephew 14yr old to see them for his first concert! Late 70's! Really good to see live!!👏💜
Carry On Our Wayward Son hopefully next!
Your appreciation for all music makes you a reactor that stands out from the rest. Thank you for another fire reaction!
thanks joe
@@darealadogg I'm glad to see you are ok with the hurricane pounding the south.
“All your money won’t another minute buy” is my favorite lyric in that song. Definitely do “Carry On My Wayward Son” next. It will blow your mind.
For me it's "Nothing last forever but the earth and sky". But seriously this song is so beautiful and full of so many good lines as well as some really profound ideas. It's honestly my favorite song of theirs. With "Carry On Wayward Son" coming at a close second, so yeah, he definitely needs to listen to that next!
Amazing little fact about this song was that it was written in one night by the lead guitarist, Kerry Livgren. They were recording and weren’t sure if they had “that” song on the album. Kerry went home, wrote the song and came back to the studio the next day and pitched it to the band. The rest is rock and roll history.
Excellent song! I've always liked Kansas, especially this song.🎶💓🤗 The violinist & lead singer is the late Robby Steinhardt. Beautiful voice! 💝 Kansas put on a fantastic concert! 💯🔥You should check out Toto - Hold the line & Africa.
The music back in the 70s, when I was growing up, had meaning. You really need to listen to the words of the songs that we recommend to you. You’re going to hear some deep stuff!!!!!!
My grandson Izaak would of been 20 yesterday, he passed away on Valentine's Day 2022. We had this song played at his celebration of life!! This is one of the most beautiful songs ever !! ❤️
When this song came out back in 1978 I was 17 years old. It was one of my favorite songs.
‘It slips away and all your money won’t another minute buy’. Word. 🔥
One of my Favorite songs of all time!!! You went this long without hearing this song??? This, is a true work of art brother!!!
If you are a *Supernatural* TV show fan, Kansas is the band that sings "Carry On My Wayward Son" that's always played at the beginning of the final episode of each season (except the first season... there it show up in episode 21).
Carry on my Wayward son
They'll be peace when you are done
Lay your weary head to rest
Don't you cry no more
A very criminally underrated band. Kansas is so good! The 🎻 in this is insane!
One of my favorites!!!!
Robert Eugene Steinhardt was an American rock violinist and singer best known for his work with the group Kansas, for which he was co-lead singer/"frontman" and MC along with keyboardist Steve Walsh, from 1973 to 1982 and from 1997 to 2006. He and Steve Walsh were the only original members of the band not from Topeka.
Robby sadly passed away in July
I saw Kansas when I was in my early 20s living in California. Many years ago. This to me is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard. The violinist passed away not too long ago.
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It is so sad that Robby passed away. Wonderfully gifted man.
@@robinspencer3505 yes, he was
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I am so grateful for the beautiful music that Kansas brought to us. When I saw Kansas in California those many years ago Robby came out and played the electric violin. I was completely mesmerized. My date was unhappy with me but I was a music lover and loved Kansas in particular.
Sitting back and “Waiting For It”!
So fun watching you discover our great music from our past.
Basically saying, After we pass. We're just dust in the wind.
The music is beautiful, BUT..... the power of the message is just awe inspiring an amazing.
Kansas are musical geniuses beloved worldwide, they filled stadiums all over the world . Thank you for doing this! Steve Walsh ruffled shirt lead singer keyboards, amazing 😍
"Sparks of the Tempest" is a song by Kansas that is not as well known as some, but is truly prophetic. Listen to it (from 1977) and compare it to the world today.
This started out as just a finger picking exercise. The guitarist was practicing at home when his wife walked by and told his he should make it into a song. It turned into such a big hit that people got sick of hearing it on the radio. You couldn't' get away from it.
I was going to make the same comment, but I figured I should scroll through the comments to make sure someone hadn't beat me to it. Thanks for keeping us honest!
Kansas was the first band I ever saw in concert. With .38 Special, which would be another great band for you to check out! I enjoyed every moment of your video, again lol.
Kerry, the quitar player with long blond hair wrote this song the last day of recording this album.
Keep going with the bands from the 70's man...the BEST era in Rock music. You had the groups and artists from the 60's at their best and in their prime and then all these new groups like Kansas, Steely Dan, Supertramp, Journey and on and on............
The lead singer in this video is Steve Walsh, one of the greatest voices ever. The man playing violin and singing harmony is Robbie Steinhardt, also one of the greatest voices ever. Put them together, and this is one of the greatest tunes ever conceived. Kansas has many more spectacular tunes for you to delve into, if you dare...
"Miracles Out of Nowhere" is a fantastic Kansas song!!!!
You are so right...this is a most beautiful song
I love to watch the joy on your face as you discover old music that many of us grew up on. Music soothes the soul and helps us find common threads that unite us. Rock on.
Its your show start it over go ahead everyone who loves Kansas will watch it over again with you. Great reaction
If you like smooth, try Seals & Croft, "Summer Breeze"
Type O Negative does a good cover of Summer Breeze
I’m 63 and have never stopped listening to new music and loving more of it than I thought I would. THIS song makes me feel sad but peaceful and though I’m not religious, it helps me face my end without worry. It’s a beautiful song I’ve enjoyed since it was released. 🥰
Steve Walsh is lead singer....Robby Steinhardt ( the violinist ) passed away this past July, he was 71...raised in Lawrence Kansas..
I've been a Kansas fan since the first album in 1973. They were sent here from the future to teach and spread the word of the future.. you should check out 'NOBODY'S HOME" from the same album.. and then listen to they're whole history...
Kansas is one of my top ten all time favorite bands, right up there with Jethro Tull. I've had the privilege of seeing them twice in concert, back in the day. I love their complex, symphonic rock, full of variety, time signature changes, and gorgeous vocals and instrumentation. I haven't looked for it yet, and I know this is a year old video now, but I hope you got a chance to listen to their song, Carry On Wayward Son. It's just one of those rock anthems that ages like fine wine. In fact, the tv series, Supernatural, played the song in the last episode of nearly every season for their 15 season run, and it gave me chills EVERY TIME. Thanks for sharing your reactions with us. It's a joy to watch. 💜
Mine and my wife's song since we were married in 1979, She is the best part of my entire life.
Like others have said, try "Carry on my Wayword Son" and "Point of no Return" by Kansas. Also check out The Outlaws, "Green Grass and High Tides"
I remember how unusual their sound was with a violin back in the day of rock... heavy lyrics also.
Kansas is one of the greatest bands of all time. Before long you'll have glow lights up in your room and you'll want to just vibe out in the dark to Kansas.
You will also love "More Than Words" by Extreme. It has a lot in common, musically, with this one.
Steve Walsh is the lead singer here, "Wayward son", and most of the others, the guy on the violin is Robby Steinhardt, he also sings.
Taking me way back😌Bringing tears to my eyes😭
I love that you want to go right back and listen to the song again. that's when you know it's hit you.
Hi bro, I love that your on this music journey…… All these bands,singers, musicians have been playing sweet music for us for so long , welcome to the club 😎….. love your reactions & seeing the joy 🤩 in you…… Play on …..
Love ❤️ Kansas ….. enjoy bro !Thank you too
Kerry Livgren - Keyboards & Guitar
Steve Walsh - Keyboards & Vocals
Robby Steinhart - Violin, Viola & Vocals
Phil Ehart - Drums, Percussion
Dave Hope - Bass
Rich Williams - Guitar
The only ones that are shown on the video are Steve, Kerry, Robby, and Rich.
The song started out as a fingering exercise. Kerry's wife herd him practicing and told him that would make a good song.
They have so much great music. Check out Lamplight Symphony, All The World, Bringing It Back, Lonely Street, and many others.
Personal opinion bands from the 70,s were really special..brings tears remembering
I believe 60s and 70s were the golden age of rock and roll. Today's music pales in comparison.
WOWW!! WHAT CAN I SAY TO THIS! AMAZING GROUP!! I HAD THE HONOR OF SEEING THEM LIVE 2X AND IT WAS AWESOME!!
Our eta played music with meaning
This song is so beautiful - it makes me cry. So glad ur listening to this. Appreciate u man!
Yep. One of my earlier concerts. Hundreds to follow.
This song is a reminder to be humble.
Because no matter who you are, how famous you are, what you do, what you make, how much money you have, how much nice stuff you have, none of that matters really because you are going to come to exactly the same fate as everyone else.
You will die, and you will be forgotten.
It is a sad truth but it is an unchanging one.
You are no different from any other, and should not pretend to be.
Their music is great. The 70s was a great decade for music.
Need to check out Magnum Opus. You'll see how talented this band really was with Steve Walsh as the lead singer,Kerry Livgren on guitar,Richard Williams (guitar) Phil Ehart (drums) Robbie Steinhardt (violin). One of the most versatile bands of all time!!!! I was 15 when Leftoverture came out and it was an incredible album from start to finish.
Great video, Kansas is one of the best multitalented bands ever. Way before bands were set into one Genre or another. Thank you again.
Can you imagine being a teenager and all this music was on. Every. Day.
the 1970's had the best music. music of my teenage years glad you are exploring it.
Kansas is pure talent. Side note they were music teachers that got together and formed a band. “Carry on Wayward Son” is a banger. Official music video if you decide to check it out. Thank you for the reaction. Peace out. ✌️😎🎵
ADogg I saw this band at an ampitheater in Atlanta. I had always love this song best of all they did. I think it so beautiful I sing it everytime can't help myself it's so calming. And btw they sounded even 10 xs better in real life💯🧡🧡🧡
Hey Adogg. I stayed to the end. One of my favorite songs. Saw Kansas in concert in Atlanta about a year before Covid hit. When they played this song, they had a couple of dancers from the Atlanta Ballet dancing on stage during this song. That was so beautiful and special. Great reaction!
Also check out:
"Hold On" "Fight Fire With Fire"
"Play The Game Tonight"
ADog I was a teen growing up in the 60sand 70s music it can't be replaced the best music ever
Hey it's me again Janice I just wanted to let you know that I have listened to your reaction to Dust in the Wind.I have listened to it many times the song is great.Your inaction is so true and I in enjoy watching you enjoy great music. I'm sorry but in the 70's. 80's and 90's. We had very good music I think.Some of the best and now others younger like you are discovering the talent and bands.It just makes me feel good to see your face and hear your reaction. Thank you.
Ther rest of the Point of No Return album, and all of Left Overture, and others. I think Dust in the Wind is their true classic, that will live forever like the Ode To Joy.
Other Kansas songs: PLay the Game Tonight, Carry On Wayward Son, Hold On, Fire With Fire, Closet Chronicles, Point of Know Return, Nobodies Home
If you want Mad Vocals, Please React to: Point of no Return!!
And live performances will blow you away. The musicianship of Kansas is perfection at its best.
I think you were just born too late but your catching up and I’m so glad to see a great young person appreciate my music I’m 72 and still listen to all of it Thank you for putting it out there. 👏👍💯
Who ever gave you a thumbs down needs a ass kicking lol, you're a great person and a Kansas is a great band! Enjoy your experience and remember don't just hear the music, feel it!
We had all kinds of things in music show up in the 70’s ….violin in this band. There’s a band with a flute too- Jethro Tull, rock band. This song is so beautifully written,the harmony is yummy. Classic Rock is full of talent….we didn’t have a lot of tech- you had to be good live,facts.
❤️🎼🤘😎🎶🎶🎶Carry on my wayward son- definitely next. Wondering if you’ve gotten to Pink Floyd yet…..definitely should ….gotta make sure you hear all the talented people 😊
I was a young military wife in the late 80's and had a toddler. These were great lullabies for him. I have always loved them too. He is grown and prefers rap but knows the lyrics to every song I used to play with him on those long trips.
I love all kinds of music, but I love the musical time period of the mid-sixties to the late 70's the best. I grew up with this music and hung out with fellow musicians and singer-songwriters. It seemed like everyone from this era could play at least one instrument, could sing and harmonize, wrote profound story songs, kick-ass dance music and had wonderful jam sessions. So much incredible talent out there then, before auto-tune, big explosions, and electronic wizards. Just pure talent. It's wonderful to see your reactions and see you not only expanding your musical education but helping to keep great music alive. Thank you so much!
I felt the same way about this song, as a little kid, in the 70s
Just subbed you dude, thanks, a good reaction. Ive seen this band several times and Wow, they amaze me every time. RIP to Robby, the violin player and singer, this year. we'll miss you my guy..
Anyone else out there Wanna yell “you’re my boy Blue!” right in the middle of the song???
So very beautiful. Many memories if these times. So much talent.
I'm sharing with a friend.
"Carry On Wayward Son" is a must listen. Totally different vibe from this one, but you have to hear it.
I Love your reactions, I Love that you are young and listening to music from the 70's and appreciate and love all kinds of music. We lived FOR our music. So it's great you watch you. Very Cooll.
Watching your enjoyment of a new song is infectious 😊
This is one of my all time favorite songs. This is probably their most low key song. Carry On My Wayward Son is a must hear.
Have you listened to any songs by the group Styx. Another one of my favorites.
These guys have good voices, i love the vibes of this song. So nice and smooth sounding.🎶🎶🎶🎶thanks guy .😘
Damn good music! 🎶🎶
Popular music cycles, and we are long overdue to get back to strings and wind.
"You Got Another Thing Coming" by Judas Priest
And if you like strings....this will pop your mind:
"The Good, The Bad And The Ugly" (movie theme) by the Danish National Orchestra
JOURNEY WITH STEVE PERRY.....OMG, THE BEST. Listen to all their songs, you will love them!👍🎤❤ 🎵
For a harder sounding Kansas song from later listen to the song "Play the Game Tonight". Nothing like "Dust In the Wind" and not as well known as it came out in the 1980's. Enjoy your appreciation for new music.
Actually find a song listing or actual copy of The Best of Kansas. One of my favorite albums/CDs. Yes old school.
Love this… a great 70s group and song!
If you ever listen to their other song, 'Carry On My Wayward Son', you won't believe it's the same band.
One of the Battle of the Bands great!
(In Orlando, for years, they held The Superbowl of Rock, which was three bands a day for four days, nine dollars a day)
Kansas, Journey and Pat Travers were on a Saturday and my heavens, the battle between Kansas and Journey was brutal!
(Journey won...Steve Perry has the vocals!)
Their Carry On Wayward Son is their other masterpiece. Steve Walsh the lead singer here is also the lead in Carry On as well as playing two instruments; jumping back and forth from one to another. That song tells yet another story of a man looking for purpose. You are doing a really good job, and so happy you are enjoying what a lot of us either grew up with or enjoyed as younger adults.👍👍
Another vote for Carry On My Wayward Son by Kansas!
I've been watching you man, but I haven't commented until now. You are genuine and real. Thanks so much for the great reactions. Big fan of yours.
The drummer Phil Ehart and bass player Dave Hope sat this one out. Please listen to "Carry On Wayward Son". Thank you Adogg
Hope u are holding up ok with the weather in ur neck of the woods.
Thanks for playing this song
Lamplight Symphony is another number one hit from 1975...
This is honestly my favorite song by this group (and one of my favorite songs of all time.) They definitely have some other good ones too though! You should check out "Carry On Wayward Son" when you get the chance.
My favorite Kansas song!!! I’m so glad you reacted to this!!!! ❤️
🎼Masterpiece🎼
Great reaction!! I just had 2 of my boys subscribe to your channel. You have to listen to “Carry On My Wayward Son” by Kansas. One of the greatest rock songs of all time!!
My high school women's chorus sang this at our last school concert. :) Pretty song.
The guy with the long blond hair, Kerry Livgren, is the writer for all their songs. He had a stroke a few years back, though, and his ability to play a guitar had pretty much gone away.