Steve Walsh - "Carry on Wayward Son" @ Seminole Casino Hotel, Immokalee, FL February 20, 2016
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- Band consists of John Payne, Ryo Okumoto, Jimmy Keegan, Jeffrey Kollman, and Moni Scaria. The billing was Asia featuring John Payne with Steve coming out late in the set to do POKR, Dust, and COWS.
I love Kansas. He totally looks like Henry Winkler there on stage!
Steve in his prime was a monster rocker, masterful musician and handstands in the midst of organ solos - no one else was like him.
getting old SUCKS its TORTURE folks.
You got that right! Doing hand stands on his keyboard board at full speed!
The most underrated singer in music. Such a smooth silky voice. A great performer in concert. One of the GREATEST singers of the 70's and 80's.
Steve Walsh best Rock voice of this century
Steve Walsh was always critical of Native American Casinos because the money rarely went to the tribes, but cool to see him here. Still sounds good, it's not always easy especially when you get older.
Steve should have retired long ago. At one time, he was certainly one of the most talented vocalists to have ever graced a stage. He was also quite an accomplished keyboard player. I was fortunate enough to have seen Kansas on at least 10 occasions. Steve was always very active on stage, but near the end of days for the original Kansas, he was especially crazy on stage, do all kinds of acrobatics, handstands on the keyboards, running in place, etc. I was always amazed how he could be jumping around, while at the same time doing a great job of both singing and playing. I certainly miss Steve in Kansas, but his retirement was truly for the best. Thanks for all the entertainment over the years, Steve.
"Kansas" has been a cover band since he left
He still sounds good
Deadly_Pikachu ::::: No he doesn't and he knew it.
He had to do what he had to do..
Still one of the best underrated vocals.
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I think, after so many years and at his age, he is OK!
He is and will always be one of my top ten singers and front men of all time. Kansas was way more than just another rock band!
Singers aged and we have no control of that, Steve was one of the best rock singers of all time in my opinion just like other singers such as Robert Plant, Steve Perry, Lou Gramm and many others , in Kansas song Dust in the wind , nothing last forever but the earth and sky....
🔥 Steve Walsh was one of my all time favorite singers!
One of THE greatest ever, giving it his all as if it were 40 years prior. Even if the timbre changes, the heart doesn't. True soul knows no age, ability or capacity. Thank you, Steve. RESPECT.
Retiring was the best decision Steve made. Years of constant touring, age and drug abuse really took a toll on one of the best voices of all time. I'm very surprised that he survived as long as he did after they laid down Somewhere to Elsewhere. His vocals were starting to go right around that time.
Even before that, but Somewhere To Elsewhere was still a DAMN fine album! Imagine it being made right after Pieces Of Eight? Perfecto!
Have you heard his new CD?
No one was touching Steve Walsh in his prime. No one.
Steve Walsh is the real deal all others need not apply
Saw them a few months ago, it was the 6th time, they were awesome as usual Steve still has the pipes!🤩
Steve Walsh will always be my favorite vocalist, I have all the Kansas albums and his solo...he looks great after all these years.
Steve is in control of his life now. He deserves all the BEST. As far as I am concerned he still has the voice. Not the range but he tries.
Steve, thank you for the years of wonderful music and performances
One of the best front man ever
Kansas Fan from the very beginning...clearly not the same Steve, but I still think he was one of the best lead singers of all time in his prime!!!
Sam Bates even n this he sounds better then Kansas lead singer now
I was front row for this, had seen Kansas twice before Christmas with new cast, and got to meet the band, so I jumped at the chance to catch Steve on stage, as I had not seen him since 74 or 75. Still amazes me, his Kansas career days he was an incredible vocalist, andstill hard for me to reconcile that powerhouse voice with the man. Of course time tkes it's toll, he bowed out gracefully to do his own thing, would never judge him for his decisions...i was only disappopinted that he was nearly and hour late for the meet and greet, and it was a total rush job when it did occur, snap a photo and out, the photos were terrible low rez. many ticket holders had left by time the music started, probably back to the casino floor, but my ticket was meet and greet and front row, so i stayed, and it was a great show. he was late for his set as well, and it just made me appreciate the new kansas guys, Ronnie Platt, lead vocal and keyboard,, and David Manion on the keyboards. they have huge shoes to fill and have done quite a job. Kansas has new energy, they are cutting new records with new material, and touring their asses off. i saw them 40 time in the next 19 months, all over the country, and i am pleased every time. that music is worthy of symphony status, and these guys love to play live.ve was damn, and his voice still gives me shivers, but i would recommend taking a listen to Kansas 2018, for the 40th anniversary Point of know return tour, i think you'll be pleasantly entertained.
Carry on
The band really laid it down. Great cover and Steve, bless his heart, sang the soul out of it!
Wow ... His timing and vibrato 💫
He still delivers when it comes to range, in my opinion. Wow.
Same
Scandinavia?
@@michelelaraia7358 yep :)
John Payne knows great voices. Steve Walsh, and lately Lou Gramm.
if he never sang another note,he was at one time in the top 5 in the world,i'm glad he retired
For the most part I'd say he did ok, you can tell his voice has aged a lot, but he gave it his all.
snare drum sounds excellent...kill for a live snare sound that has this tone. this is pretty tight,,,guitar played it straight up, nailed his parts,,,well done
I've always liked Kansas. Like anyone Steve could be nice and other times, well, let's just say that I once ran into him at a grocery store, I asked him if his name was Steve as a courtesy but he strongly denied it - I just apologized, "sorry man, had you confused with someone else" and walked away. No big deal, he might have been tired of people asking him questions. This was shortly before he left Kansas. The first time I met him was In the late 70s - he complimented me on the Cheap Trick shirt I was wearing and was happy to talk about the new car he was driving. He was also a big Paul Rogers fan. He would also show up at some rock clubs in Atlanta (MacGruders), Robbie would show up at CW Shaws and play the then new "asteroids" video game. In the early 80s I met Rich Williams in a liquor store on Stewart Avenue in South Atlanta - just saw him shopping for some gin and said, "Rich Williams". He was genuinely pleased that he had been recognized - had a really big grin on his face. He went on to tell me they were recording and rehearsing at the then under-utilized Atlanta Fair grounds (which is now heavily used for movie productions). Didn't meet the other guys but always loved the band. My favorite Kansas song has always been Icarus. Check out the version here on RUclips from their Don Kirshner set.
i was there in the 70s. thanks, steve.
Didn't know he still toured, without a doubt he is my favorite vocalist. Just saw Kansas in Milwaukee last July one of the best performances of theirs, unfortunately there was an obnoxious drunk couple behind me and they were louder than Kansas. The new singer for Kansas is so far the closest to Steve Walsh, but no one will ever replace him.
legend
Gold top Les Paul guitarist nailed it!
my vote al he of all time...lost a lot of range....can still bet it out....so sad to see him lose or refuse to demonstrate even some of that stage presence that made him a real treasure.....can't blame age....love ya Steve
Everyone at certain age lost the voice range, is normal(see Geddy Lee), but he still has a really good voice. We have to remember he is 66yr old.
Glad to see Steve settled down after playing ‘Personal Trainer’ for a time there. When he did the handstand on top of the keyboards it was time to review his behavior!
Wrong
Remember those headstands on the keyboard!
That's the DUDE!!!
My grandpa went to school with Steve. My grandpa’s brothers were in a band with him before Steve decided he wanted to go big. The brothers just did it for fun, that’s why they didn’t want to go big
Walsh should have played the organ solo!
Frigging legend baby. In his heyday, what a freaking singer and to be honest, still great right here.
Such an amazing vocalist back in the 70 and 80's . Touring Drugs drinking and smoking destroyed his voice .
Nope
Pretty badass for a 70 something yr old! Glad to see him out there. Yeah, not the dude in knee high 70's sweat socks and his butt hugger shorts, but still pretty awesome
Like Ian Anderson, he's lost his vocal power, but Steve is one of my favorite singers ever!
It is written: “’As surely as I live,’ says the Lord, ‘every knee will bow before me; every tongue will acknowledge God.’” - Romans 14:11
It's not the same without Steve Walsh.
Or Kerry Livgren and Robbie Steinhardt for that matter...
"Kansas" is a cover band now, just like this
I think someone needs to take his microphone away. It hurts to see his voice struggle on such a wonderful song!
Racing in A
Do you have any clips from the rest of the show?
+Rational Design Studio This is it from me. I do one a show. You may find clips from others on RUclips though.
KEVIN DEMERS HERTE GREAT TO SEE MY ROCKPACK CONCERTS LIVE ON U TUBE ..I PUT THAT CONCERT TOGETHER ...I GET NO CREDIT ..HMMMMMMM
It that Fonzie singing?
In the pocket
Oops! Steve forgot how his own song went 1:26
Fuck you!
Maan he is old ... fuck You :( And He Was Still In Time ... What is the problem ? ;-;
Language, Chaz! Language!
Ridiculous with him not dripping with sweat and jumping around like a madman behind the keyboards & playing congas
Darn, I hate to almost say it, but that was a bit painful to watch. I mean, after seeing Steve play his Hammond like no other, jumping around the stage like a madman and doing handstands on his keyboards, I just can't imagine what's going through his head. Yes, it was nice seeing him sing like that and if others enjoyed watching him, so be it. It was worth it. But, I loved him in his prime as he was incredible!!!!
Oh well...
What is with all the vibrato in his voice lately?
Probably as you get older it’s hard to hold a straight tone so they add vibrato. I mean it’s hard for me to hold a straight tone anyway and I’m under 20
"Asia featuring John Payne." What a crock. Payne needs to give it a rest. I saw Asia in April of this year and he wasn't anywhere near the stage. Payne is a wanna-be.
All he is here is a Karaoke singer.