KANSAS - DUST IN THE WIND REACTION
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all your money won't another minute buy...one of the great lines in all of the songs written in the last 50 years
all the truth that line holds
Amen 🙏💗🕊️
And also 'nothing last forever but the earth and sky'
"All your money, won't another minute buy." Indeed.
When my mother died 9 years ago, this was one of three songs that I had chosen to be played during the funeral.
It was so beautiful
This is my pick as my ashes are thrown into the air 💗🕊️
Mine, too. I had the honor of actually meeting Robbie Steinhart, Kansas’s fiddle player in the 1970’s. He was dating a girl down my street. He was totally chill.
Your comment just made me cry a little. ❤️
Kerry Livgren said this started as a finger exercise he'd do just sitting around the house. His wife kept telling him he needed to turn it into a song til he finally did.
This song is as close to perfection as it gets.The voices, the harmonies ,the strings, the production .Wow.Wish it was much longer.
The shortness of the song only punctuates its message: life is short.
I've loved this song for decades, they can play this at my funeral.
Mine, too
Try "Carry in My Wayward Son" next. Hearing the full thing will blow you away. It's insane.
I said in thE video I heard that song lol but that’s why I can’t listen to it
@@THEJAYYSHOW oh I thought you meant you just heard the main chorus, my bad
Nah it was on guitar hero and its an amazing song
Also try "Miracles Out Of Nowhere"
"HOLD ON" is a great song!
In addition to "Carry On Wayward Son", "Play The Game Tonight", "Point Of Know Return", and "Song For America" are all outstanding. Please check all of those out, you won't be disappointed!
Coming from a metalhead. This is one of my all time favorites.
This song may not be Metal but it certainly is heavy and dark. No distortion required.
This was played at my father's funeral... today would have been his 74th birthday!! R.I.P daddy
This song has a huge memory for me. I lost a good friend the week this came out. Emotional for me. Love ya jay. #godspeed Lucille.
One of the most underrated bands of all time....Pure talent.
The only thing we take with us is the record of how we lived our lives.
Watching you react to music I've listened to for years is almost like me hearing it for the first time again. I think it's that you not only really "hear" the music but you experience it. Thanks for being you, keep the great reactions coming.
From my home town, Topeka, Ks. To think that these lyrics were written when these guys were in their twenties.
My sister in law went to Topeka High with a couple of the guys
@@frankmiles9876 Small world isn't it? I am not really from Topeka but have lived here since 1987. Thanks for the reply Frank! Take care sir!
@@frankmiles9876 I saw them do Leftover tire and Point of No Return
@@frankmiles9876 "Leftoverture" and Point of No Return. One of those days they visited an elementary school here in town and at the assembly, they sang this and the kids and teachers joined in...it was amazing.
@@philipturner6279 occasionally they still do special shows for Topeka
Material things are overrated..Love and family..friends..get back to the basics of life..
The older I get the more those lyrics hit me!
I've heard this song a million times in my life and your reaction made it seem like a brand new song to me!
Kansas was my first concert! 1976 I think. It was awesome. Me and my best friend, 14 years old. Wine in my bag lol. I know every line to this song. Watching you listen to it was fun. Keep up the good work!
Longtime (1975) Kansas fan, a top ten to listen to, Kansas is so much more than Dust In the Wind and Carry On Wayward Son ( their other big radio hit)
The Wall
On The Other Side
Hopelessly Human
Journey From Mariabronn( the live version from the live album "Two For The Show ")
Cheyenne Anthem
Icarus-Borne On Wings of Steel
Mysteries and Mayhem/The Pinnacle ( two songs meant to be one song)
Apercu/Death of Mother Nature Suite( two songs meant to be one song)
Curtain Of Iron
Miracles Out Of Nowhere
So it resonates with your soul on a level that makes you think and for some of us leads us to heaven.
I play this song and their song "Hold On" on my acoustic guitar. picking Dust in the Wind is fun!!
My fav band of all time. All their music is endless
Beautiful song. I love it. Like Styx : Boat on the river.
Very appropriate during the time of Covid. One of my all time fav songs. The 60s and 70s were rock's golden age.
Takes you on a trip , thanks for playing this one.
Music back then took you on a journey, it put you in a trance, we used to spend ours in our room listening to music and staring at the ceiling... calming and mind blowing at the same time.
@@aliciasaracino1233 ...or staring at the Lava Lamp. Or the black light posters. Or Farrah Fawcett and Cheryl Ladd and Daisy Duke! Yummy!
I am 59 years old! I have listened to this song for years! I heard what I thought to be a spiritual meaning when I listened to this! Wow!
Like this group first time hearing them
In the movie, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, the two go back in time where Ted is discussing philosophy with Socrates and impresses him with "All we are is dust in the wind."
Band from Topeka, Kansas. Love this song, love this band.
LOL. My oldest son name is Dustin. When he was in school, everyone used to sing that to him. He is now 47 yrs old. He has never forgiven me for that name
Awww he should enjoy it. I get Kiss song Beth sung to me all the time by random associates/friends
There aren't many songs you can still hear on the radio that pack more of an emotional punch than this.
You know when you grow up in the '60s and '70s and the 80s and even in the 90s, you hear a lot of songs played on the radio. Some of them lots and lots and lots of times and you gets sick of hearing them, you know like Stairway to Heaven, Freebird and stuff like that, but this song, I never get tired of listening to. This song is timeless like Infinity and it came about in the most mundane way. The guitarist was sitting in his kitchen playing finger picking exercises on his guitar and his wife said hey that's really nice song and he goes, no it's just exercises and she said you should turn it into a song. The rest is history.
"all your money won't another minute buy"....great verse. Two facts....the big fella in the middle of the guys is the violinist.....2. the guitarist did this song in matter of 10-15 minutes. Needed one more song and the picking was actually a finger exercise he turned into a song and yes very spiritual 💗🕊️🤴
"You're my boy, Blue!"
I always remember this song. It`s beautiful
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 !! ❤️
What a fine group, great song. Kansas played an outdoor concert in my hometown years ago, they were awesome.
Thank you for your kind reaction. Your taken away from this song is spot on. Every year at Ash Wednesday services, the minister tells me "You came from dust, and to dust you will return." Something I remember whenever I hear this song.
The Wall by Kansas is a great tune. And to think that this song was originally just an exercise or warm up for Kerry Livgren to get his fingers moving on the guitar
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, you are going to come to exactly the same fate as everyone else.
You will die, and you will be forgotten.
You are no different from any other, and should not pretend to be.
I saw Kansas in concert in 2017 and it was one of my favorite concerts I've seen....they are technically perfect to every song they play.....Go and see them live if you can!
I like this song but My favorite Kansas song will always be Carry On Wayward Son...
Some of the best musicians of the time. This hit is much more acoustic than their normal Prog rock sound. Check out Carry On My Wayward Son.
"Nothing lasts forever, but the earth and sky". "All your money, won't another minute buy". Ashes to ashes, dust to dust. That's all we are. Great song.
Check out Tom Petty "Don't come around here no more" "Free fallin' "I won't back down" "Runnin down a dream" "You got lucky" "American girl" "The waiting"
Steve Walsh has one of my all time favorite rock voice. He can get Uber hi, yet never looses that rich resonant tone. Some singers that get hi sound winey, not him.
My goodness...
another great song that got so much radio overplay in the '70s and '80s.
I love this song! It was released when I was 17 years old in the 11th grade in 1977-1978
RIP Robby Steinhardt. The violin player.
I saw them perform this in '77 when this album came out and it was surreal. Burned in my memory.
Now you have to hear original vmalbum version of "the wall". So amazing
A beautiful song and a good place to start out if you're just sticking your toe in for the first time. Believe me when I tell you that there is a LOT more Kansas you need to hear. Keep going, please.
I watched these young men play football on the corner of Washburn College. We were fifteen years old. They went to high school in Topeka West..We went to Topeka High! 🖤💛
I love it when you react with your huge fiddle stick eyes! Puts a smile on my face!
Lead singer Steve Walsh. One of the most remarkable voices in all genres of music. Wanna see his range? Listen to, 'The Wall'.
Classic Beautiful song!!!
Nice reaction. This is a beautiful song with a deep message. Yes you got it - we are just a passing point in the world and will be gone.
cute fact - in Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, when they met Socrates, they tried to impress him with philosophy so they told him "everything is dust in the wind........dude!"
Another band with similar sound: Little River Band. (check out "Have you Heard About the Lonesome Loser" (Great harmony in there).
Other great Kansas songs: Play the Game tonight, Hold On, All I ever wanted, Point of Know Return, Closet Chronicles, Fire With Fire, Portrait, Nobody's Home. Song For America.....All before Auto tune and digital editing, back when you had to be amazing to make it. Great musician, great singing, great lyrics. Amazing showmen.
Perfect choice for the start of the Lenten season. On Ash Wednesday as ashes are smeared on each person's forehead the pastor says, "Remember you are dust, and to dust you shall return". This song is about having humility, and as a Christian, I interpret it as humility before God. Profound lyrics, beautifully played & sung. "Kansas" frequently uses violin in their music. If you enjoy Rock songs with violin, another band you should check out is "Shooting Star" & their song "Flesh & Blood".
Jayy, youre Awesome. Kansas, from Topeka, Ks. A Super Group and grateful to see them 5 times.. Amazing band. Great reaction, thank you Jayy.
Got to see them live in Rhode Island... Awesome! One of my faves
The melody of this song actually started as a finger exercise by the songwriter Kerry Livgren, and the lyric was then inspired by a line from Ecclesiastes. This is actually quite different from most of their other music, but it's also one of their biggest, if not the biggest, hits, along with "Carry On Wayward Son". Their sound could be referred to as, for lack of a better term, American Midwest 70's prog rock. If you're interested, a few other Kansas songs I'd suggest are "Song For America", "It's You", "Miracles Out of Nowhere", "On the Other Side", "Loner", and that's just scratching the surface.
Yes this song you definely want to luecdown to listen to !!!!!
We are all just dust in the wind, buried a friend of 40 years today. He will be missed.
It soothes my soul also. We quiver with the same music.
They have too many great songs to name!!! Let's keep it goin'!!!!!!!
Miracles Out of Nowhere is another fantastic song...I promise!!😘😘♥️♥️
Good video. I've seen Kansas live twice. Very deep song. I also like their hit,"Point of No Return." Keep up the good work.
He was always one of my favorite singers. You should try the wall
1970s Rock recording studios....
'You can't put violins in modern music!'
E.L.O. and Kansas....
'Hold our beer!'
"Song For America". One of their absolute best.
Regardless of your fortune and fame, you will not be able to buy another minute of time. We all will return to the dust of the earth from where we came.
Dust in the Wind is a very humbling song of human reality.
One of my favourite songs, for many years! ☮️❤️🇮🇪
It is the perfect song about life.
I would also recommend their song, "Hold On."
Ok you just played not only one if my favorite songs in the world but also my going home in the sky song 🤴🌬️ to be played as my ashes are thrown into the air 💗🕊️
The beauty of it will make you cry.....
This song has become the hymn of the people of Myanmar protesting against the military government. (With their own words of course).
I recently posted on one of your fellow U-tubers, I so appreciate younger americans listening to songs of the 60's and70's. It would be like me listening to the music of the 40's and 50's, and DAMN, their music was great, too. This song however, has a special significance. It was one of the first songs banned from being played following 911. Listen proudly, it still stands the test of times,
The wall next! You'll love it! And portrait(he knew)! Great lyrics!
I'm from Topeka, Kansas. My dad knew these guys in high school and hung out with them when they just played in a garage. 🙂
This song was written several times But, they nailed it on the first recording!
As per Kerry Livgren's autobiography, " Seeds Of Change "( he has a solo album with the same name), the song began as a guitar exercise, nothing more. Every time he would play this guitar exercise in front of his wife, his wife would tell him: " you should make a song out of that". This happened numerous times. During the recording of the " Point Of Know Return" album, Livgren remembered his wife's advice. He found some lyrics he'd previously written, found it fit the guitar parts. He took it to the band, and the band( in a positive fashion) said( paraphrase): Where has this been?! The kicker here is Livgren didn't think it was a good song, he only did it to appease his wife. Weird
Michael that's how most of the inspirational and time classis songs are....the ones the artist or the label think is a dupe turns into the most memorable song to the audience 💗🕊️
Nice song. The Am/C/F was an arpeggio excersize on guitar, the band liked it, came up with words, and Voila!
This song was used in a very iconic episode of Highlander the series when darius died..
Good music touches the Soul. Glad you found this groove. Love the hair btw....Enjoy Young Lady. :-)
LOTS of great stuff from this band
You are only scratching the surface
The chief songwriter and guitarist (Kerry Livgren) was on a spiritual journey throughout his life (eventually he became a born again Christian)
It is very evident in the lyrics
The singer, Steve Walsh, is one of the most unappreciated vocalists
He shared lead vocal duties with the violinist, Robbie Steinhardt
Great musicians
Great vocals
Great songs
Deep lyrics
You want a few suggestions? (studio versions please)
Lamplight Symphony
Hold On
Crossfire
The Wall
Nobody Home
Lonely Wind
Icarus
Icarus II
Cheyenne Anthem
Miracles out of Nowhere
All on RUclips
You can't go wrong with any of these
Epic tunes. Meaningful lyrics
Keep going down this hole!
You will enjoy the ride
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.
I've seen them since then with the new band members in Reno (Harrah's outdoor venue) Still killin' it.
I still have this LP./Album.
I bought their CD because of this song and found an amazing group.
Great video. Beautiful song
All we are is dust in in the wind, reminds of my momma;s death. I miss her so much.
This band is one of the first bands of it's type that were a religious band and listen to Carry on my wayward son
I just love your red hair Jay. Keep up the reaction to music.
Love this song!😍
Time is your most precious resource. Spend it wisely.
The lead singer Kerry Livgren went on to record Christian music after the group broke up and has won some Dove Awards (Christian equivalent of a Grammy).
A great song by Kansas
The lyrics are deep
I still have my 45 I bought when I first heard this song by Kansas in 1977...I still have all their 45 singles and 78 vinyls..
Thank you, great reaction, try James Blunt Monsters, it's a song he wrote for his father as his dad was dying of a kidney issue, and could not be helped. 👍💞👍
I learn this song when I saw the movie Old School were Will Ferrel sang this song in one of the scene on the film. A great scene contrast from a comedy to a serious moment