KANSAS - Carry On Wayward Son REACTION! THIS SONG BRINGS SOME REAL GOOD VIBES! I LOVE THIS SONG!
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This song got a big rebirth thanks to the TV show Super Natural
I think Dean would agree rock and roll never dies.
More like thanks to a commercial
Driver picks the music and passenger shuts his cake hole.. lol
Yeah...guess I gotta watch it now.
There's nothing like the Rock bands of the 70s.........PERIOD
Sammy Beck 1967 - 1976 a decade when pop music mattered.
Best era for music...PERIOD!
The music of Creedence Clearwater Revival, Three Dog Night, Bread and The Who to name a few is hopefully never forgotten.
Metal in the 80s gives it a run for the money.
I expert'd thunderhorse by dethklok, the only song I ever did that with in Guitar Hero
This song has been hijacked by the supernatural fandom as well. Kansas even opened their panel at SDCC a couple years ago.
They still sound this good, btw.
Holly M SpnFamily Forever
The episode where they did a female arrangement is pretty good
Funny that I saw at that convention or whatever, all of the people were singing it. Without the music too.
SPN ❤❤❤❤❤
I was in middle school when this song was out. I hear this song at the end of each TV season of Supernatural. This is a 70's song. I'm a song writer and musician. These men here are extremely talented and understand how to just jam and come up with a song that way. Every band that is out owe a lot to the music makers of the past. They set the path.
And the adults then had the same opinions about this music as you do of the new stuff now.
@@christophermichael6844 Exocet they really were the pioneers these Jew guys aren’t
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@@liamgreen7555 And the adults in the 40’s said the same about music in the 50’s who said it about music in the 60’s and so on and so on.
Do you think if someone were to put a song like this out today my generation would enjoy it and feel it as much as I do ? I’m 16 by the way
Me personally, I go back to the 70s in my mind. Started high school in '79 so this is my era for sure. While it's definitely identifiable with the 70s, you're right in saying it's timeless. Haven't heard a single person say they don't like Kansas or this song specifically.
I listened to this back in the '70s when I was a teen.
And YES we had way better music and musicians back then. Today I heard one guy say that he DIDN'T even like the sound of REAL instruments.
I think if I hear someone saying this near me I'll punch the asshole.
70's music is on another level from music today - musicianship, songwriting, creativity and just raw talent back then was the norm.
Wow 😮 I have never heard anyone say that before!!! But I wouldn’t doubt it! I love the sound of original talent and music
@@BillyYouSoCrazy I grew up in the 80's ( a lot of good music too) but always listened to 70's music. You have got a great journey of discovery ahead of you!
Thanks for your appreciation of the music oldsters listened to! Do some Doobie Brothers or Chicago's 25 or 6 to 4.
I'm 56, if you're keeping track. :) I remember hearing this on the radio back when, but I really got into it while watching the TV show Supernatural. One of the main characters was into hard rock and always played tapes in his car, and the show used a lot of hard rock in its soundtrack. They'd usually do a "Previously on Supernatural" montage right at the top of the episode, cuts from various scenes, no dialogue, just the visuals over rock music. They used various songs, but if you watch the show, you soon figure out that when the "Previously" montage is set to "Carry On My Wayward Son," that episode is going to ROCK. :D
There's this one episode, quite a ways in, set at a girl's school, where the students are doing a play based on the Winchester brothers, the main Supernatural characters. (Yes, they're also "fictional" characters within their own universe. Long story; watch the show. :) ) The whole episode is basically the showrunners making fun of their own fans, which is a dick move. But at the end of the play, the whole cast (of the play -- the students -- not the whole cast of the show) is on stage singing "Carry On My Wayward Son" a capella. It's a very quiet arrangement, and it's really beautiful.
I am a lifelong guitarist and singer. I was playing this song in the early 80's. Kansas was not just a good band, they were a GREAT band. Their music is timeless. It's a travesty that they aren't in the music hall of fame. It's good to see younger people understanding and enjoying truly awesome music. Your enthusiasm is really nice to see.
It's also the "theme" for Supernatural. Love that show
The high school parties my brother used to have in the basement in the late 70's: Black-light posters, tiger print couch, bean bag chairs, lava lamps, bumper pool table, kick ass stereo and turntable playing Zeppelin, Boston, Bad Co, ELO, Foreigner, Pink Floyd, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Jethro Tull, Cheap Trick, crazy ass friends and the awesomely cool chicks with their Farrah Fawcett haircuts, their body hugging t-shirts and blue jeans so tight they had to use a coat hanger to pull up the zipper. He and his buds always let me hang too even though I was three years younger than them. No Facebook, Instagram or Snapchat to fuck up the vibe either. Love you brohan, miss you man.
Mike K I’m feeling you
Mike K Those were the days🎵🎵🎶
Would love to have those days back! The best years ever
Them days...Speaking of FB and all that BS, One day when all of the computers go down, the whole world will be in a fix since everyone is dependent upon them. don't forget Uriah Heep & Humble Pie.lol.
I'm 67, and I remember when hearing stuff like this on the radio was normal. I don't know what the eff is going on with music these days. I love watching guys like you reacting to the old stuff and being in awe... Curiously refreshing!
I remember when all their albums came out. This song is from Leftoverture. The whole album is excellent. Steve Walsh has one of the best voices in rock. 1976 brought us superb albums from the likes of Boston, Peter Frampton, Rush, the Eagles ELO, Doobie Brothers, and Queen. You have a lot of ground to cover. Keep up the good work.
Leftoverture is a masterpiece
I also liked some of Steve Walsh's solo work and with his band Streets after he left Kansas. I also like the John Elefante's work with Kansas.
Good choices except for Peter Frampton not in there league
One of the best bands and songs ever! Love my 70’s music. 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻. Supernatural song. 😁💙💙
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Supernatural the tv show plays this at the end of every season. I love 70s music.
In my 60's...so happy to see younger folk enjoying the same music I did as a kid. Keep passing it on! Thank you, BYSC!!!
I was 10 years old... so thankful I was raised on so much brilliant music!
Yes, some of us are old enough that you would have just been a wink and a smile in your parents' eyes. So glad you like this music!
This brings me back to my first year of high school (1977). Now I'm 61, and still loving it! One of my favourite songs, and bands, of all time! ❤
Heard this so many times on the radio back then and loved it...and in this vid I see so much of the musicianship and creativity of the time...my time (musically). I still think it's awesome :) Peace!
Born in the 70s. My mom brought us up on Motown and 70s Rock. Boston, Journey, Kansas, REO, Foreigner, etc. Thanks Mom!
I'm so glad you reacted to this song!! I partied to this song so many times ! Kansas was one of my favorite groups! Love it..Thank You!
I am 42 so I was born in 1980 so I grew up listening to this kind of music because my parents grew up to this kind of music. I LOVE YOUR REACTIONS BILLY!!!! Never stop!!! 😁😁😁😁😁
My uncle and I were sitting in a 1965 Datsun pickup listening to the radio when I was about five years old when this song rode the airwaves. The vocals, the beat, and the fact this song is full of hooks is why I love it. Forty-one years later I have the old Datsun pickup. Great memories. I know this song seems overrated to some people but I love it. Thanks for including it in the reaction video series.
Where does this take me? High School! I bought the vinyl LP this song was on when it was initially released in the 70's! My kids loved my music, and were so excited to show me a show that this song was on.. "Supernatural". It was a cool bridging of the generations via music. I ended up loving the show they introduced me to.. and they are fans of some epic, classic artists, like Kansas. ❤️😎
I'm 61 and this came out my first year in college 1976- 77. All the memories and all the feels, still listening and rocking in 2019!
This will always take me back to growing up in the 70's. I always thanked mom & dad for me being born on the tail end of the 60's so that my childhood had the best soundtrack EVER!
Kansas drummer one of most under rated drummers in rock
Born in 1962 and grew up on this music. You now have been blessed!
The writer of this song is the guitarist wearing black. He wrote this song in one night and brought it to the band the morning before they recorded it. They didn’t have time to practice if more than a couple times.
A band that evolved over decades! 50 years! Lol. One of my all time favs! Thank you for playing!
I'm a 66yo female who grew up on this great rock back in the 70s... still love it!
I'm almost 36. This song brings me back to the 80's. Being a kid, running around the neighborhood (cause you could do that back then without fear) playing. There was a park across the street from us, and there was some woods that was pretty close. I loved going into the woods. A bunch of us would have a bonfire, and roast marshmallows. An older kid had a boombox that had batteries. He would bring that and take some of his dads tapes for us to listen to. This was one of the tapes he had. Great memories!
Another HUGE song Kansas has is " Dust in the Wind". My suggestion/request would be "War Pigs" by Black Sabbath with Ozzy as the singer.
Mark Brown war pigs is the best sabbath
I was named after that song (My name is Dustin).
Since you asked I am 56. I saw Kansas perform this live the first time in 1979 in the old Boston Garden. What a show! Enjoy them to this day.
It brings me back to high school, back in the '80s. Anything from Kansas does that for me. The song had already been around, but was still popular and played a lot.
This song reminds me of the late 70's early 80's. My dad would play this all the time. I was born in 76.
Another timeless song by Kansas is "Dust In The Wind". You should react to it. It's a true classic.
I'm old. It takes me back to my days in college....what I remember of them, at least
1976....an incredible time in music!! This is truly one of the absolute bests.
Love your enthusiasm for this vintage gold. Warms my ancient heart.
Grew up in the 70s. One of the main factors, I think, in making vintage rock so compelling is that it was pretty much all analog. There's just an organic sound that comes with analog recordings that just sounds more natural and pleasing. Great reaction Billy.
I agree 100% Even the bands that are still together today can't duplicate the same sound as then because of that. Also many people think digital is apple pie but the only thing it is good for is surround sound and RF channel frequency re-usage. Digital has many losses with audio because of converting analog to digital is an auto loss then converting it back is even more loss.
Born 1969, 70s =memories of my childhood vinyl and 45 records, 80s= my teenage years ,cassette tapes ,heavy metal/hair bands,
Kansas is one of the best classic Rock Bands and this song shows their overall talent for sure! Carry on…..
I was 8 years old when this tune hit the radio in 1976. It reminds me of summer and the swimming pool. Great memories.
This song is a NATIONAL ANTHEM! My Daddy, the only love of my life in my almost 31 years, introduced me to the music of his generation and it is still my favorite genre to this day!
This song takes me to 7th grade 1978, I am going steady with a great guy, but he has a motorcycle. My father does not approve. So I sneak out to meet him behind the townhouses we were living in.
What a wonderful memory.
All of my boyfriends were perfect gentlemen. We always stayed good friends when we broke up. What a beautiful time to grow up in.
Ok so here goes..... I enjoy your channel. I am a just turned 50yr. old woman. Eastern WV raised. Born in 1969. The Age of Aquarius, which is the sign I was born undernd. I have diverse influences because I was a small child of the 70's. This is a crazy ride of transion musically through some vastly different and evolving musical sound and genres. From birth to age 10 was 70s decade. So I grew up hearing my parents and other people in my lives music of there generation. 70s rock and roll was ingrained in me during some formative years I completely appreciate the instrumentation of multiple instruments bouncing off each other and blending together long solos of the epic talent of guitar playing. Definitely blues influence. I began to really enjoy singer-songwriters and their vocals backed by the full band. . So also my parents graduated in the early 60s I listened to alot of Motown and 60s music Blended in to the music that I grew up and continue to enjoy. Now the 80s decade the music and the industry was almost like schizophrenic. There was so much advancement and creativity with different sounds and Technical sounds and just a lot of changes. BANDS FIGHTING FOR THE rites to their own material. Epic rise and fall of rock legends. I was a 1987 graduate and sometimes when I was younger I was almost was embarrassed of my generation of music.. I was into every genre metal bands rock bands techno punk alternative then Madonna broke out when I was 15. A cultural change or evolving was evident. So intro into Pop age and rap The intro of MTV. The 80s was ridiculously packed with a tremendous movement forward for all genres of music. I LIVED It all. Except Pop country. BUT that's a whole other discussion. As is the British invasion which IS A party I seemed 2 show up late for . There you have. You asked to know who's listening to your Channel. I could go through Decades of my experience but it seems that my post is rambling.
I love what you're doing and will definitely keep Turning in.
If you have ever watched 'Supernatural', you will recognize Dean's personal anthem.
50s, 60s and 70s kids probably got experience the best of music in modern history. Not just the creation of music in this genre but others as well. We experienced the evolution and synthesis of multiple genres from early 20th thru mid 20th century. Good stuff. Fun review!
So true! The music we boomers experienced has a quality and greatness that transcends time. It's so gratifying, encouraging and heartwarming to see today's younger generations rediscover and appreciate the originality and pure vocal & instrumental talent of these artists/groups! :-D
As I recall, this song was taken as kind of an ode to returning Vietnam Vets. The war ended the year before and there were a LOT of troubled guys coming back. Many had been drafted. 50,000 plus dead. The country even more divided than now. This song really resonated with the times. Listen to it some time with that in mind. Much more gravitas. But, like everything else, forgotten.
Born in 1979!!! I'm vintage. I remember Guns n roses debut, Tupac the birth of grunge, but 70’s rock us like no other.
I'm 26, but I grew up listening to it thanks to my parents, playing it on Guitar Hero and it playing on Supernatural
I'm so glad people are re-discovering the instrumental solos of the 70s and 80s rock classics.
We went through a bit of a dry spell, with all the Britney BackSync Taylor Grande emphasis on singing alone, and not on the virtuoso instrumentalists.
Kansas, Boston, Van Halen, Journey (as well as The Beatles, for understanding their origins) - and even some hair metal! - are all bands I'm making sure my daughters are well familiar with. Keepin' rock alive for the next generation!
I'm a boomer and I grew up with this song. It brings me back to my teenage years.
Grew up listening to Hiphop but as I grew older I switched over to listening classic rocks.. Love this song by Kansas.
Ok, nice channel. I was 16 when this came out in 76, I think. I still listen to 70s kickass RNR daily and I'm still 16.
It keeps you cool, young and happy.. Peace out bro..
Thank you thank you for playing the live video... all you oh so young cool guys should see all the hair that was on display in the 60's 70's 80's !!!
58 here. This takes me back to high school, and FORWARD, to the moment of my funeral, where it will be my eulogy.
Talk about one man doing most of the work lol! Look at the lumberjack guy Robbie Steinhardt clapping his hands while the Singer / Percussionist / keyboard-player Ronnie Platt is doing all the work! Amazing!
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, CA (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"😇😇😇😇😇😇😇😇
49 years old. Love reactions to this good old awesome music. Great job!
I seen them live when I was in my 20s. Am 63 now..great song,,classic rock!!
Recorded at a Kirshner Rock concert, there's a video somewhere on this site, of this video where Steve's vocals were live. Godbless Kerry for writing an anthem.
This song takes me way back to my childhood, I remember watching my mother dance around the house while cleaning to this song.
saw them live while in the military in Heidelberg Germany 1977, one of the best
First time was in 1976 in Kansas
I've seen Kansas in concert & I can tell you they more than earned their label as a rock'n'roll Supergroup. They are incredibly talented & bring down the house! They're still touring & still sound fantastic. It's just such a shame that Kerry Livgren had that stroke in 2009 & hasn't been able to tour with the group ever since.
1977 my first keg in high school and this song is blaring out to 500 people gathered in the mountains of Central Montana.
I'm a 55 year old Michigan transplant in Arizona because fuck snow. Reminds me of the late seventies when they played it on the radio often. This band was the very best the United States could do in the 70s for progressive rock.
70's baby! I was there experiencing the best rock music ever produced...
I was born in 83. First time I heard this song was on Dream Theater's 1995 album "A Change of Seasons" where they play a bunch of tribute songs in one big song called "The Big Medley" (Pink Floyd, Kansas, Queen, Journey, Dixie Dregs, Genesis)
If you love this you have to react to some other amazing 70's bands. React to
1. Fortunate Son by Creedence Clearwater Revival
2. Simple Man by Lynryd Skynyrd
3. Freebird by Lynryd Slynyrd
All soooooo good
Simple Man by Lynyrd Skynyrd
Yeah ... That and of course *Free Bird*
Creedance Clearwater Longas I can see the light
This song takes me back to the 70's... I was a teenager when this was released. Has been a favorite ever since!!
I'm only 20 but I was raised by my grandparents and I've heard this song since I was old enough to remember, pretty much
I listened to this back in the 70's. 70's music rocks!
Bands like Kansas, Boston, Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin and the Eagles define rock for me. I am in my 40's now and grew up listening to vinyl rock albums from the 1960s and 1970s that my two elder brothers owned. Thanks for your reviews and reactions! I enjoy them.
I was in high school when this song dropped in '77 I think. Loved it then and I still do. Your energy is great.
Somewhere between 1974 and 1980. Prog rock was just getting started. When it comes to KANSAS, I was always partial to the song POWER.
I was still pretty young in the late 70's when I started hearing my brother play Kansas (and Pink Floyd, and Black Sabbath, and Nazareth, and....) on his record player 😅 Maybe 6-7 years old.
Check out Heart - Crazy On You
I love that song by heart
And I’m only 23
This brings me back to young childhood so '86-'87 my mother and stepfather partying all the time and friends coming over and drinking all night. I loved that shit and enjoy the same music today. Thanks for the great reaction Billy.
I was born in 1961 and i was a teenager in the 70's so i grew up on classic rock it was such and awesome time growing up then
Kerry Livgren came up with this song in one night. Came in the next day and as they were finishing up an album told them he wanted to know what they thought of it. The other band members were blown away and wondered why he was so low key about coming up with such a mind blowing song.
I'm 60 in 3 weeks...have no ideal what guitar hero is...listened to it blasting out of my car...way before they made it big....the rock and roll generation that made this music..u love this try some SANTANA, Jrthro Tull, Moody Blues, Ten Years after, Yes, THE who, RUSH...
I was 16 when this song was released, and we loved it as much you.
I remember this song on an 8 track in my dad's car. I know I am aging myself, but also why I love classic rock.
Had to watch this reaction since this song holds a special place in my life as a member of the Supernatural fandom. Pure perfection
I was a DJ at top 40 radio station when this came out. Loved everything they did.
AWSOME song! I was stationed in Washington DC at Marine Barracks in ‘76 when this came out.
Thanks for the resurrection!
Semper fi brother
YES, YES, YES!!!!! This is what you call musicianship!!!!
This album, Leftoverture, came out in 1976 my senior year in college. Hearing this song always takes me back to those days.
This song brings me to the 1970s when I bought the Leftoverture album. Songs remained just as complex in the next two decades but in the eighties synthesizers took over. I think music began to be dumbed down and made more simplistic around 2000. Even then, they were more complex than anything produced today.
Back when music was good. Windows down driving down the road. Perfection
I like to think about how they wrote such an iconic song, but then I remember that for them ( like most bands ) had been playing for years before they got some real recognition
I Love my classical rocking roll and you know that song shocked because of your age because they were very well known in the 70 and early 80 but yes there music is still going strong like in movies TV shows just because they don't play anymore.
Yeah I was born in the early 90s def very young lol. But I heard that song a lot in the video game I played growing up
Honestly after the ending to Supernatural this song makes me tear up 🥺😥
I graduated high school and 81 and was a head-banger. I'm not going to describe that for you you should know. So I have always loved this song. For me it's right up there with Bohemian Rhapsody. My other favorite is Manfred Mann Blinded by the Light. Rock music then was all over the place in terms of style. The other great ones is pretty much anything off of Van Halen 1 but particularly eruption and Jamie's Cryin, Cheap Trick The Kids Are Alright in live at Budokan and I'm a huge scorpions man. And this song did get a Resurgence with the CW TV show Supernatural which now in 2020 is ending the series after 15 years. Episode 200 titled fanfiction as a slowed down version of Carry On Wayward Son that is absolutely beautiful. I'm so glad you're enjoying the music I grew up on
I'm 30 and love this song!! I think almost everyone knows this song along with dont stop believin
It legit brings me back to guitar hero 2 when I was 12-ish. We had that star power my dude ;) Also used to listen to this song all the time walking home from high school. One of my favourites of all time.
I loved this song before I ever saw supernatural, but the show is amazing too.
I kinda wanna see him react to the show now.
I saw them on concert in 1982 at college! Rocked in the 70s as a kid.