Steve Walsh - lead vocals/ keyboards & percussion, Robby Steinhardt (big hair) -lead vocals/ violin , Phil Ehart - drums , Dave Hope -bass , Rick Williams -guitar and Kerry Livgren (blond hair) guitar/ keys. A talented band.
Kansas was a great band from the 70's. Their musical style is a fusion of hard rock, southern rock & progressive rock. "Carry On Wayward Son" & "Dust In The Wind" are their 2 biggest hits. But they had other good songs such as "Point Of Know Return", "Hold On", "People Of The South Wind", "Play The Game Tonight", "Fight Fire With Fire", "All I Wanted" etc.
I saw them do their anniversary tour for Point of Know Return a couple years ago. Small venue, but sold out, amazing concert, Their energy is so off the charts.
Back in the day when this was hot for some reason Kansas NEVER played in Nebraska. I lived there so a buddy and I had to go to Red Rocks Colorado(God's Cathedral). Very well worth the trip and a nice ride on a couple of Harleys with our girls. 300 miles each way with roughly $1 a gallon for gas on bikes. Hell yeah.😎😎 I've seen them since then with the new band members in Reno (Harrah's former outdoor venue) Still killin' it. I still have this LP./Album. "Point of Know Return" and "Dust in the Wind" are two other awesome songs from that era 45 years ago. They're still played on classic rock radio. "Surely Heaven waits for you"😇😇😇😇😇😇😇 The best thing about watching these reviews is how people react when it keeps getting better and better.🤩🤩🤩🤩
I saw these guys live in '81. Unfortunately many of the great talents that I saw in concert are gone now. RIP Robbie Steinhardt (the big hair and beard)
Kerry Livgren the Guitar player wrote most of the bands best songs. Carry On and Dust in the wind for example. He left the band to play Christian Rock and his band AD was amazing check out "We are the Men". He did an album called Seeds of Change with Ronnie James Dio as a guest singer on a song called Mask of the Great Deceiver.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. The big Red Haired singer is Robbie Steinhardt (RIP) and he sang lead on some of the songs but he was the violinist on most songs and always sang harmonies with the other lead singer and organ player and composer Steve Walsh who also played bongo drums on this song. Kansas has tons of amazing music. Dust in the Wind will allow you to see Robbie play the violin and is a much softer song. 'The Wall'' is another great song. 'What's on my Mind' 'Curtain of Iron' 'Hold On' 'Point of Know Return' these are all amazing songs. 'Closet Chronicles' 'Lightnings Hand' so many, so many great songs. Enjoy watching. This song was also the unofficial theme song for the TV show 'Supernatural' and Kansas played this song for the cast at Comic Con in San Diego. Chris
We call him the Chewbacca of rock n roll 😏(Im just goofing around) Robby Steinhardt certainly stands out in regards to "rock artists". Another song i know of,purely thanks to my ex-hippie uncles and my mom 😁That chorus just gets you instantly,the same goes for that synced guitar riff!
Several hits in early rock had medieval themes, most likely coming from folk and classical influences. This is one of them. Great song! Be sure to cover their other hits, "Dust in the Wind" and "Point of Know Return."
It's not too late to see them live.. They are on their 50th anniversary tour. I've seen them 6 times , twice in the front row .They are my favorite band🤗 Although they only have 2 original members, the drummer and the guitarist in the tuxedo.. They have a great line up of Musicians And still Sound great👍 I already have my tickets to their show 🤗 They have so much great music.You should check out more🎶🎙🎸🎹🎻🥁🎶
Great reaction as always, ladies. This came out when I was in junior high and it was such a new sound at the time, and there were so many great bands just dominating the charts and the airwaves, and Kansas was one of them. It's interesting because they were some what older than me, but they lived or most of them rather came from about 30 minutes away from where my hometown is. In fact, by the time I got to college, when I was a freshman, my roommate was from Topeka Kansas, because he was already 3 years older than me and he was in the music scene there, and had some of their hand-me-down band equipment incorporated into his massive audiophile stereo system. We pretty much won all of the stereo wars, lol. Robby steinhardt is the name of the guy with the huge hair and beard, and here you see him doing backing vocals and tambourine, but he is also capable of doing lead vocals, really they have multiple lead vocalists in the band and they're all great at backing vocals, but he was a signature part of the Kansas sound with his violin. His song from a slightly Later album which also became a huge hit, and really they had tons of hits, is called Dust in the Wind and I'd be surprised if you have not heard it somewhere. But that is Robbie's song and he does play a lot of violin on it and sings it. And it's beautiful and haunting and humble. Another huge hit of theirs is called Point of No Return, from their iconic album Point of Know Return, and it also tells a story, just like this song, and it's really amazing. Always fun watching you guys.❤
Oh! I recommend the Kansas song from this same album “The Wall”. Its production and the musicianship and lyrics…as well as its message is completely and totally beautiful! I think you gals will love it!
Kansas' Steve Walsh, had a couple albums with Mike Slamer (studio guitarist on Warrant's albums) in the band STREETS, their 1985 release "Crimes in Mind" Gotta listen to it over a few times. Dont Look back, The nightmare begins, Broken glass, Crimes in mind and I cant wait, all good songs!
This song is awesome 👌 I didn't expect it to make me so emotional, such a beautiful piece of music with great riffs and grooves and the keyboard parts are cool as well 😛
My friends and I had a band in the 80's and opened up for Kerry Livgren (blond lead guitarist )and AD, a band he and bassist Dave Hope (upturned mustache)had post Kansas. Kerry tried to buy my friends '65 Fender Mustang guitar, but, being born in '65, he wouldn't sell it
There is another video of them playing this live that is a lot more intense. Steve Walsh, the singer playing the organ is drenched in sweat and basically climbing the organ.
The morning after I finished watching the finale of Supernatural, I got a notification on RUclips that the a capella group, Voiceplay, had just released their cover of this song. And it did not disappoint! I highly recommend checking it out.
Kansas were closing recording sessions of their album Leftoverture, when Kerry Livgren (lead guitarist) introduced this idea of his to the band...and it became this song, which was their first breakthrough hit and their career skyrocketed immediately. Great song! Greetings from Finland!
They were ready to pack up and leave - final day in the studio and not expecting any more recording - when Livgren walked in and said he had one more song he wrote the night before that they should consider. The were blown away, laid it down that day, and history was made. Their Record Company president (Don Kirshner) couldn't believe what he was hearing when he heard it. All the money he provided them was finally paying off. So this was the hit that almost wasn't.
Kansas is one of my favorite bands. Saw them twice in concert. First time I wasn't impressed. Maybe they were near the end of that tour and just worn out. But the second time was in a much smaller venue. The first one was like 20,000 seat arena. This time it was maybe 1500- 2000. They killed! Some groups are just better in small,inclusive venues.
LOL Lulu drooling over the hair-But hey, in the 70's all the rock stars let it flow--Part of the image. But give props to the guitarist with the white Tux...Sharrrp looking dude--Sportin' the afro hair and switched from acoustic to electric in a 4-count! Donna's right--they had a very high-quality and creative sound.. A great example of what Progressive Rock was.
You can still attend a Kansas concert. They just completed the first leg of their 50th Anniversary Tour and will resume it in January. The lineup has changed (as all 70’s groups have) but they continue to create wonderful music and they replace amazing musicians with other top notch musicians and the music is always stellar!
Other Kansas sings: "Point of Know Return, Nobodies Home, Closet Chronicles, Play the Game Tonight, Hold On, Fight Fire With Fire, All I wanted, Portrait (He Knew). Saw them perform their anniversary tour for Point of Know Return (where they played the whole album, in order, before they started doing all their other hits). They were just as good (this was like 2 years ago, I think. Same energy. Small but classy Venue, Sold out. Perhaps the best concert I have ever seen, and I have seen some great ones (Being a DJ at a college radio station got us a LOT of free or reduced cost tickets.)
Two years after the release of this song all of the band except one became Christian. I can see the searching in this song. "There'll be peace when you are done".
Isn't it interesting that many of these bands that came out at around the same time were either named after a state or a city: Chicago; Boston; Kansas. Imagine at some remote dive in Deleware an anouncer gets on stage: ".... only three of you here, and I can see you all now, will know of this band, but with no further ado....DOVER. Let's hit it", ha. Anyway, great reaction guys, to a great band!
Sigh... you guys' accents remind me so much of my family, though my grandparents were from South Carolina, not Texas. My mom had much less of an accent, and my brother and I have none, because we grew up in the Midwest. Anyway, hearing you guys was very sweet, especially reviewing one of my favourite songs of all time! Keep up the great work! ❤
This studio track made the perfect ending/ending credits for the 1977 movie "Heroes". Sadly, due to licensing issues (legal/money) most versions/edit/reeleases of that film don't use this song. But it HAS to be this song in that movie.
Oddly enough, I met Steve Walsh (the original lead singer) back in 1984 or ‘85 when I was about 10 or 11years old. Lived my whole life in Fayetteville or Peachtree City GA. At the time he was (still is as far as I know) living in Peachtree City. The younger of my two older sisters had a best friend there and her family were neighbors. She invited us to visit. I knew of Kansas. Even though the height of their success was the mid 70s with this song and “Dust in the Wind”, I was familiar. At that time I imagined it was ‘weird’ that someone like that would be living just a few miles away in GA. Heheh. He was incredibly cordial and showed us around the house but mostly his home studio. I was a bit star-struck but not really. I only became so when I later became a huge fan of the band as a teen when I really got into classic rock. Haha! I met his son, Blu, in the early’00s at a pool hall in Fayetteville when his friend ‘outed’ who’s son he was. He seemed a lil embarrassed. Heheh. I told him how’d I’d met his dad as a kid. He was amused. (Of course, as a kid, I was unaware Walsh was only recently no longer in the band.) Big mama! You’re absolutely right! Those talented musicians always make everything look easy! I say that as someone who’s played bass (and does computer-based music for a couple of decades), since I was 15 in 1989. Also, lil Momma (I’m just makin up names here lol)…let that gal have some huge, furious 1970’s hair! 😂 And….dont let hair be your guide! I had long hair all the ladies adored in high school. Now it’s mostly gone and the rest is closely shaved….thankfully there are ladies that dig that too! Haha! Ooo! Yes! Dr. Pepper! Yes! She’s makin a lotta sense! Heh Wow. Rambling. Thank you, ladies! Ya’ll all stay lovely! Love and light to you and yours! ❤🙂
A classic! If you want something really 'epic' by them (like "Xanadu" by Rush--something that takes you on a journey and has amazing musicianship) I'd recommend "Journey from Mariabronn" (which is based on a novel, "Narcissus and Goldmund"--the song actually made me go back and re-read the novel, which I hadn't read in decades :D) or "Song for America" (which has a good theme about ecology/conservation). If you want something that just rocks out in a breathtaking Southern rock style, I'd go with "Down the Road" (which features Robby singing lead). There's also a beautiful 'anthem ballad' song called "All the World" which features both Robby and Steve sharing lead vocals.
They haven't retired yet. They are currently doing their 50th anniversary tour, which might be their last but they still have dates scheduled in the summer.
Usually on your channel to watch The Warning reactions, saw you were reacting to some great classic rock and decided to mosey on over to listen in with you all.
One of the great 70's band. They are still touring, but not with original members. Unfortunately, Bobby Steinhardt is no longer with us. He was the guy that Lulu loves cause of his long big hair,
I was a volunteer at a Kansas concert taking people who seemed a bit Overdosed to safety. We found a frisbee that was puked on and cleaned it up. After the concert we were playing catch with that frisbee and right when the violin player was walking out of the dressing room the guy I threw it to missed a catch and the frisbee hit the violin player in the butt.
A couple of reaction suggestions. Triumph (band) , Lay it on the Line from the 1983 US Festival . Another , REO Speedwagon, Roll With the Changes from the Midnight Special .
Steve Walsh - lead vocals/ keyboards & percussion, Robby Steinhardt (big hair) -lead vocals/ violin , Phil Ehart - drums , Dave Hope -bass , Rick Williams -guitar and Kerry Livgren (blond hair) guitar/ keys. A talented band.
"Kerry Livgren guitar/ keys." it hurts! dude wrote kansas, made em who they are.
Kansas was a great band from the 70's. Their musical style is a fusion of hard rock, southern rock & progressive rock. "Carry On Wayward Son" & "Dust In The Wind" are their 2 biggest hits. But they had other good songs such as "Point Of Know Return", "Hold On", "People Of The South Wind", "Play The Game Tonight", "Fight Fire With Fire", "All I Wanted" etc.
I was gonna mention that "my" isn't in this title.
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@@stevedahlberg8680 Wow
You cannot leave out “The Wall” from their best-of!! Some of the best singing ever 😊
In my not-so-humble opinion, the single-greatest song ever recorded.
"Dust in the Wind" - Kansas
I remember back when I was a kid this was all over the radio, glad to see people still listening to this timeless awesome music.
This generation of music will never be repeated true music and instruments and no auto tuning. 😊
Supernatural made me love this song ❤
Supernatural gave me nostalgia vibes for long roads trips with great rock music blaring. 😎
The greatest song ever written.🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴
Now you know - how the masters did.
Kansas was legendary Live back in the late 70s early 80's they sold out concerts all across America
I saw them do their anniversary tour for Point of Know Return a couple years ago. Small venue, but sold out, amazing concert, Their energy is so off the charts.
Back in the day when this was hot for some reason Kansas NEVER played in Nebraska. I lived there so a buddy and I had to go to Red Rocks Colorado(God's Cathedral). Very well worth the trip and a nice ride on a couple of Harleys with our girls. 300 miles each way with roughly $1 a gallon for gas on bikes. Hell yeah.😎😎
I've seen them since then with the new band members in Reno (Harrah's former outdoor venue) Still killin' it.
I still have this LP./Album.
"Point of Know Return" and "Dust in the Wind" are two other awesome songs from that era 45 years ago.
They're still played on classic rock radio.
"Surely Heaven waits for you"😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
The best thing about watching these reviews is how people react when it keeps getting better and better.🤩🤩🤩🤩
A lot of folks don't know this, but after the success of this album they bought their own recording studio in Los Angeles.
I saw these guys live in '81. Unfortunately many of the great talents that I saw in concert are gone now. RIP Robbie Steinhardt (the big hair and beard)
Kerry Livgren the Guitar player wrote most of the bands best songs. Carry On and Dust in the wind for example. He left the band to play Christian Rock and his band AD was amazing check out "We are the Men". He did an album called Seeds of Change with Ronnie James Dio as a guest singer on a song called Mask of the Great Deceiver.
Great reaction and thanks for sharing. The big Red Haired singer is Robbie Steinhardt (RIP) and he sang lead on some of the songs but he was the violinist on most songs and always sang harmonies with the other lead singer and organ player and composer Steve Walsh who also played bongo drums on this song. Kansas has tons of amazing music. Dust in the Wind will allow you to see Robbie play the violin and is a much softer song. 'The Wall'' is another great song. 'What's on my Mind' 'Curtain of Iron' 'Hold On' 'Point of Know Return' these are all amazing songs. 'Closet Chronicles' 'Lightnings Hand' so many, so many great songs. Enjoy watching. This song was also the unofficial theme song for the TV show 'Supernatural' and Kansas played this song for the cast at Comic Con in San Diego. Chris
Cool
We call him the Chewbacca of rock n roll 😏(Im just goofing around) Robby Steinhardt certainly stands out in regards to "rock artists". Another song i know of,purely thanks to my ex-hippie uncles and my mom 😁That chorus just gets you instantly,the same goes for that synced guitar riff!
Several hits in early rock had medieval themes, most likely coming from folk and classical influences. This is one of them. Great song!
Be sure to cover their other hits, "Dust in the Wind" and "Point of Know Return."
I graduated high school in 79' and I think it is so awesome that y'all are exposing Lulu to the music that I grew up on. Great parenting!
Thanks
It's not too late to see them live.. They are on their 50th anniversary tour. I've seen them 6 times , twice in the front row .They are my favorite band🤗 Although they only have 2 original members, the drummer and the guitarist in the tuxedo.. They have a great line up of Musicians And still Sound great👍 I already have my tickets to their show 🤗 They have so much great music.You should check out more🎶🎙🎸🎹🎻🥁🎶
Thanks for the info!
Cant wait to see Lulu's reaction to Nicolette Larson doing "Lotta Love" sometime Nicolette's hair is extremely long and absolutely beautiful
And don't forget Crystal Gayle singing "Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue".
Kudos to LULU for knowing the full quote!
Nice reference to Supernatural. Sad to see it go. All the members of Kansas are incredibly talented and this is their best.
Great reaction as always, ladies. This came out when I was in junior high and it was such a new sound at the time, and there were so many great bands just dominating the charts and the airwaves, and Kansas was one of them.
It's interesting because they were some what older than me, but they lived or most of them rather came from about 30 minutes away from where my hometown is. In fact, by the time I got to college, when I was a freshman, my roommate was from Topeka Kansas, because he was already 3 years older than me and he was in the music scene there, and had some of their hand-me-down band equipment incorporated into his massive audiophile stereo system. We pretty much won all of the stereo wars, lol.
Robby steinhardt is the name of the guy with the huge hair and beard, and here you see him doing backing vocals and tambourine, but he is also capable of doing lead vocals, really they have multiple lead vocalists in the band and they're all great at backing vocals, but he was a signature part of the Kansas sound with his violin.
His song from a slightly Later album which also became a huge hit, and really they had tons of hits, is called Dust in the Wind and I'd be surprised if you have not heard it somewhere. But that is Robbie's song and he does play a lot of violin on it and sings it. And it's beautiful and haunting and humble.
Another huge hit of theirs is called Point of No Return, from their iconic album Point of Know Return, and it also tells a story, just like this song, and it's really amazing.
Always fun watching you guys.❤
Thank you for the information.
Oh! I recommend the Kansas song from this same album “The Wall”. Its production and the musicianship and lyrics…as well as its message is completely and totally beautiful! I think you gals will love it!
Kansas' Steve Walsh, had a couple albums with Mike Slamer (studio guitarist on Warrant's albums) in the band STREETS, their 1985 release "Crimes in Mind"
Gotta listen to it over a few times. Dont Look back, The nightmare begins, Broken glass, Crimes in mind and I cant wait, all good songs!
This song is awesome 👌 I didn't expect it to make me so emotional, such a beautiful piece of music with great riffs and grooves and the keyboard parts are cool as well 😛
My friends and I had a band in the 80's and opened up for Kerry Livgren (blond lead guitarist )and AD, a band he and bassist Dave Hope (upturned mustache)had post Kansas. Kerry tried to buy my friends '65 Fender Mustang guitar, but, being born in '65, he wouldn't sell it
Guitar player with mustaches is the leader of the band.
There is another video of them playing this live that is a lot more intense. Steve Walsh, the singer playing the organ is drenched in sweat and basically climbing the organ.
When they played live he used to do handstands on the keyboards.
Here obsessing with hair is hilarious 😂also nice band!
Dust In The Wind is worth a listen.
The morning after I finished watching the finale of Supernatural, I got a notification on RUclips that the a capella group, Voiceplay, had just released their cover of this song. And it did not disappoint! I highly recommend checking it out.
Kansas - The Wall. (You might shed a tear...or two)
Song for America is also awe-inspiring!
Kansas were closing recording sessions of their album Leftoverture, when Kerry Livgren (lead guitarist) introduced this idea of his to the band...and it became this song, which was their first breakthrough hit and their career skyrocketed immediately. Great song! Greetings from Finland!
They were ready to pack up and leave - final day in the studio and not expecting any more recording - when Livgren walked in and said he had one more song he wrote the night before that they should consider. The were blown away, laid it down that day, and history was made. Their Record Company president (Don Kirshner) couldn't believe what he was hearing when he heard it. All the money he provided them was finally paying off.
So this was the hit that almost wasn't.
Lulu should have lived in the 70's; it was the time of HAIR. Don't forget Dust in the Wind; they're still touring by the way!!
Oh wow
A rocking chair is a perfect chair for listening to music!
I know girls with red hair get stick, but it is perfect, beautiful
Kansas is still doing concerts I saw them in Jacksonville Fl in January
When I saw the thumbnail I said Lulu's gonna love the hair. 😅
The two bands with the deepest lyrics on the planet PINK FLOYD AND KANSAS.
I've still got that kind of hair... But I've had it since the 70s, so it's white now!
Helloween -Eagle Fly Free(studio version) will change your lives.
This is my favorite song by them it's definitely a jam
Kansas.."He knew", you ladies might dig this song:))
Kansas is one of my favorite bands. Saw them twice in concert. First time I wasn't impressed. Maybe they were near the end of that tour and just worn out.
But the second time was in a much smaller venue. The first one was like 20,000 seat arena. This time it was maybe 1500- 2000. They killed! Some groups are just better in small,inclusive venues.
LOL Lulu drooling over the hair-But hey, in the 70's all the rock stars let it flow--Part of the image. But give props to the guitarist with the white Tux...Sharrrp looking dude--Sportin' the afro hair and switched from acoustic to electric in a 4-count! Donna's right--they had a very high-quality and creative sound.. A great example of what Progressive Rock was.
This is back when musicians were allowed to make music.
I saw this as a child (maybe 1976??) and it became my favourite song. That guy is probably also the reason I have hair down to my butt :D
Lol
Great song, love Kansas!
Hi All, Great group & song from 1976, back when I had longer hair and in a Band
Thanks for listening
Kansas was actually named after Jonathan Kansas, the man who is credited with inventing the banana split.
You have absolutelly the best listener and requester. For sure!!!!!
Wow, thank you!
I knew lulu would love the hair😅 another great reaction
Yes! Thank you!
You can still attend a Kansas concert. They just completed the first leg of their 50th Anniversary Tour and will resume it in January. The lineup has changed (as all 70’s groups have) but they continue to create wonderful music and they replace amazing musicians with other top notch musicians and the music is always stellar!
Other Kansas sings: "Point of Know Return, Nobodies Home, Closet Chronicles, Play the Game Tonight, Hold On, Fight Fire With Fire, All I wanted, Portrait (He Knew). Saw them perform their anniversary tour for Point of Know Return (where they played the whole album, in order, before they started doing all their other hits). They were just as good (this was like 2 years ago, I think. Same energy. Small but classy Venue, Sold out. Perhaps the best concert I have ever seen, and I have seen some great ones (Being a DJ at a college radio station got us a LOT of free or reduced cost tickets.)
For those wondering: The venue was the Rialto theater, Joliet, IL.
Love Kanas brings me back to my 20tys.
Two years after the release of this song all of the band except one became Christian. I can see the searching in this song. "There'll be peace when you are done".
Kansas in Dallas Texas 1984 !
Fantastic!!!
I bet it was.
Isn't it interesting that many of these bands that came out at around the same time were either named after a state or a city: Chicago; Boston; Kansas.
Imagine at some remote dive in Deleware an anouncer gets on stage: ".... only three of you here, and I can see you all now, will know of this band, but with no further ado....DOVER. Let's hit it", ha.
Anyway, great reaction guys, to a great band!
Thanks
George Thorogood and the Delaware Destroyers came out at that time too.
Sigh... you guys' accents remind me so much of my family, though my grandparents were from South Carolina, not Texas. My mom had much less of an accent, and my brother and I have none, because we grew up in the Midwest. Anyway, hearing you guys was very sweet, especially reviewing one of my favourite songs of all time! Keep up the great work! ❤
Thanks
Ditto. Dust in the Wind
The music choise is incredible!!!!!!!!!!
This studio track made the perfect ending/ending credits for the 1977 movie "Heroes". Sadly, due to licensing issues (legal/money) most versions/edit/reeleases of that film don't use this song. But it HAS to be this song in that movie.
Oddly enough, I met Steve Walsh (the original lead singer) back in 1984 or ‘85 when I was about 10 or 11years old. Lived my whole life in Fayetteville or Peachtree City GA. At the time he was (still is as far as I know) living in Peachtree City. The younger of my two older sisters had a best friend there and her family were neighbors. She invited us to visit.
I knew of Kansas. Even though the height of their success was the mid 70s with this song and “Dust in the Wind”, I was familiar.
At that time I imagined it was ‘weird’ that someone like that would be living just a few miles away in GA. Heheh.
He was incredibly cordial and showed us around the house but mostly his home studio. I was a bit star-struck but not really.
I only became so when I later became a huge fan of the band as a teen when I really got into classic rock. Haha!
I met his son, Blu, in the early’00s at a pool hall in Fayetteville when his friend ‘outed’ who’s son he was. He seemed a lil embarrassed. Heheh. I told him how’d I’d met his dad as a kid. He was amused.
(Of course, as a kid, I was unaware Walsh was only recently no longer in the band.)
Big mama! You’re absolutely right! Those talented musicians always make everything look easy!
I say that as someone who’s played bass (and does computer-based music for a couple of decades), since I was 15 in 1989.
Also, lil Momma (I’m just makin up names here lol)…let that gal have some huge, furious 1970’s hair! 😂
And….dont let hair be your guide! I had long hair all the ladies adored in high school. Now it’s mostly gone and the rest is closely shaved….thankfully there are ladies that dig that too! Haha!
Ooo! Yes! Dr. Pepper! Yes! She’s makin a lotta sense! Heh
Wow. Rambling. Thank you, ladies!
Ya’ll all stay lovely!
Love and light to you and yours! ❤🙂
Thank you so much for watchinh.
Great review ladies!!
Thanks
A classic! If you want something really 'epic' by them (like "Xanadu" by Rush--something that takes you on a journey and has amazing musicianship) I'd recommend "Journey from Mariabronn" (which is based on a novel, "Narcissus and Goldmund"--the song actually made me go back and re-read the novel, which I hadn't read in decades :D) or "Song for America" (which has a good theme about ecology/conservation). If you want something that just rocks out in a breathtaking Southern rock style, I'd go with "Down the Road" (which features Robby singing lead). There's also a beautiful 'anthem ballad' song called "All the World" which features both Robby and Steve sharing lead vocals.
Kansas just retired after fifty years.gonna miss them
They haven't retired yet. They are currently doing their 50th anniversary tour, which might be their last but they still have dates scheduled in the summer.
I like the metal hair bands of 80's, but thanks Kathy for your support of those folically challenged!😅
No problem 😊
Charming. You guys are awesome.
Thanks
Lulu has an amazing sense of high level musical talent, like a Juliard educated musician.
Thank you
Progressive Rock is the best Rock.
So many great songs. The lesser known, "Hold On" has always been my favorite.
❤❤Supernatural brought this to a whole new generation. Love it!!! ❤❤
Great song and reaction
Geology, technically, is the study of time and pressure. lol
Great song!!!!!!!
Oh my God I can't get rid of this song growing up the '70s this is all I heard was this song but I like it good video
Now y’all need to check out their other mega hits……
Dust In The Wind and Point Of Know Return. Dust In The Wind is a mellow vibe.
KANSAS is still touring. My friends saw them in Los Angeles a couple of months ago.
Usually on your channel to watch The Warning reactions, saw you were reacting to some great classic rock and decided to mosey on over to listen in with you all.
Cool, thanks!
One of the great 70's band. They are still touring, but not with original members. Unfortunately, Bobby Steinhardt is no longer with us. He was the guy that Lulu loves cause of his long big hair,
Another song that when it comes on you crack it up
Great family reaction guys😊
Thank you so much 😁
A good early 80s song is Ratt-round and round.
I was a volunteer at a Kansas concert taking people who seemed a bit Overdosed to safety. We found a frisbee that was puked on and cleaned it up. After the concert we were playing catch with that frisbee and right when the violin player was walking out of the dressing room the guy I threw it to missed a catch and the frisbee hit the violin player in the butt.
Great story
@@KathyLuluandDonna Thanks.
Great memories from BITD! You may be a bit younger than me Grandma but I'm sure you have memories from the past too! Great job!
Thanks so much
You got to listen to kansas do" dust in the wind".it's a Beautiful song.
Great reaction team . . Lulu in the official "rocking" out chair . . . . Have fun take care . Hi from New Zealand . . . Im off to shave my head 😉😉
Lol
What song I Love Chicago great band. Baby what a Big Surprise, Hard to say I'm Sorry. Saturday in the Park & many more
SUPERNATURAL 😁
You gals are adorable
Thanks
Get ahold of Supertramp's album "Breakfast In America" and give it a listen.. if you like this, you'll like them as well.. the british version.
Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel
Mysteries & Mayhem
The Pinnacle
Three of Kansas hits
Robby's hair wasn't as red as it appeared here. The lights on the stage were red.
A couple of reaction suggestions. Triumph (band) , Lay it on the Line from the 1983 US Festival . Another , REO Speedwagon, Roll With the Changes from the Midnight Special .
Nice reaction great classic. Reaction to some Chicago too,another great band
Just a quick reminder. If you remove the hair between your ears and speakers in the headphones it might even sound good.
This was one of the first bands I saw at Madison Square Garden in N.Y. fantastic show please check out Bourne on wings of steel by Kansas
Great Song, and a Great Reaction Ladies!!!
Dust In The Wind is their other top song.
You should listen to the Whole Album!!!
Great reaction, y'all ❤
Thank you!! 😁