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Kansas were the Mozart's of their day. Their songs are so incredibly complex musically it boggles the mind
Written by the guitar player with the dark glasses and bushy moustache his name is Kerry Livgren and he is the most talented musician and songwriter to walk the earth. Seriously gifted band
My sister used to lighting for him in the early '89s.
Agreed 💯! Plus a gem of a human being too.
Sadly that isn't Livgren - you should listen to to the the original, while the current line up is good, they really aren't what they were in the early eighties before Livgren and elefante left and formed the band AD
Kerry became a Christian @ 1980.......beautiful songwriter!
Get facts straight please
I saw this concert. I remember thinking, WOW. This is more than thirty years after we jammed to this album in the mid 70's. They still got it!
Seen them Jan 05, 1978, Point of No Return concert at the Salt Palace, Salt Lake City Utah. Great concert.
I saw them in a bar in N Seattle back in the 76 great great band this is awesome haven’t lost one thing they even I think sound better.
They are touring again this year!
@@ajruther67 Thanks for the heads up.
@Roh Echt You're welcome. I only knew about it because a friend of mine is going. Something about a 50th anniversary tour.
One of the all time great rock songs. So glad I grew up with this great music on the radio.
I absolutely loved your reaction - truly the best I've ever seen. Instead of interrupting the song, you jammed out and let it feed your soul. The greatest compliment you could make to a band, is getting lost in their music.
Our former 12 string guitarist and a fine guitar teacher in Indiana was the guitar tech for Kansas...... ,Harold "Hoop" Hooper. R.I.P Brother. Read how Kansas rose to overnight fame, it is quite a story folks.
The studio version from the 70's ended up becoming the "unofficial Official" theme song for the SUPERNATURAL tv show. AND fit the role perfectly.
This song was released when I was a senior in high school (1977) . I loved it then. I still love it now all these years later. ✌️❤️
I’m with you Lee. Same age and story 🎸🎸🎸
@@beachem1 - makes 3 of us !
Class of '75 here. Literally ran down to the record store for that album. Still in my stack with Zepp, Yes, Floyd, Aerosmith and the like.
Raising my hand and joining this group! Senior high, and falling into the brilliance of this song.
1977 - i was 10 years old and 3 years later a Metalhead - 2023 today 55 years old with still long hair
The bass player, Billy Greer, grew up about 20 miles from me and I saw him play in a local band about 35 yrs ago. Friend of mine who played in bands back them had a demo tape of song he they wrote together and appeared on one of the bands albums.
Kansas was my youngest daughter's first concert. She was 6 at the time and absolutely loves this band to this day (she is 25 now).
Awesome choice and reaction! Somehow you always find the best live performances. Thanks Beks
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
There's a fantastic documentary about Kansas, "Miracles Out Of Nowhere." In it, they tell about the early history of this band, and they tell of how this song came about. As they were getting ready to head to the recording studio, packing up their gear, Kerry Livegren came back that morning, saying that "last night I came up with a new song." He spent the day showing the other band members how to play it, and that was "Carry On Wayward Son." It just came to him out of nowhere, and it was Kansas' first really big hit. Kerry is a musical genius, though he's no longer a part of the band. Kansas is currently on 50th anniverary tour with the only 2 original band members, Phil Earhart (drums) and Richard Williams (the guitarist with the eye patch.) Unfortunately, original violinist Robbie Steinhardt died just last year, though he hadn't been a part of the band for some time. Kansas played at my high school when I was in middle school, and it was an amazing concert. I saw them play later, as an opening act for Queen, and then as the headliner, several times.
Yep... Kansas has been one of the best prog rock bands in the world since the early 1970's. These guys are all in their 60's at the time of this concert. Each player is brilliant. You should try to find some of the footage from Kansas' "Two for the Show" live concert back around 1980, I think. They were so good live that it brought tears to my eyes. One of the 5 best live bands I've ever seen (3 times).
Brothers and sisters no getting over it "we are just old" But music like this dragged us kicking and screaming through our lives and i wouldn't have wanted it in any other way. Kick Ass Rebeka Rock chic.
Can y'all believe Kansas is not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame ?
I do not know if anyone has suggested "Dust In The Wind by Kansas". This is another iconic songs from the band and I think you will love this one to. But, Carry on.... is a song that is my go to song to represent this time period. Kansas is my favorite classic rock band.
Not only is "Dust in the Wind" their biggest hit, it came out of a finger-picking exercise that Kerry Livgren was doing, and when his wife heard it, she told him that they needed to record it. No bass or drums, just Kerry and Richard on guitars, Robbie on Violin and vocals by Steve Walsh. To this day, it's Kansas' most recognizable song, from what I feel is their best album, "Point of Know Return."
I had this album, or 8-track, back in the day. Had the chance to see them way back in 1977 when I was in the Marine Corps going to school in North Carolina.
On the way there we found out the show was canceled.
Don't know how many of these guys are from the original line up, the lead singer is, they sound just like they did in 1976.
Point of No Return, Dust in the Wind are a couple others that are great.
Glad to see you're getting better.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
In 1977 I was in junior high, and this song is still one of my favorites off anybody. I have the studio version on my playlist and listen t it every night at work. Love all those cymbals crashing Haha. Every time you think the song is about to finish. Bam another guitar solo. lol Great reaction and glad you are feeling better beautiful.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Wow that is bizarre to see them this old. I had no idea they were even still playing. What a trip. There is actually a live recording of them from back in the day, I've seen a lot of people react to it. But definitely you should check out the studio version. You will absolutely love it.
Based on the fact that you like this song, they have a lot of great stuff, but for some reason and it was also a huge radio hit, I think you would really really really like Point Of Know Return. It's absolutely brilliant and the story is great and great musicianship as always.
Get well!
Isn’t it Point of Know Return?
Just being picky, I’ll see myself out now.
@@craigbigbee6395 Argh, stupid autocorrect. Oh wait, that is redundant. Oh well, thanks for the heads up and I think I will go at it it just to avoid creating confusion and people that don't know much about the band.
We all get old! May have been 1978 But it seems like yesterday we watched them perform.
Autocorrect is a booger. But dictating is a must for those of us with arthritis.
@@Ozarkprepper643 and I use it because I'm just so slow at texting compared to a desktop keyboard. But it makes so many damn mistakes.
Kerry Livgren just died last year and they were touring all the way to the end
Great, baby girl. I was one who voted for this tune to make the song reaction. We all knew you`d never be dissapointed any way. The vocal harmonies, among the instruments performances are one of the singature features of this unique band, just like you noticed in your personal comment. And by the way, it did impress me the very first time listening to it, the same way as you, as well. Keep on rocking, Rebeka!!.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Kansas is one of the bands which best exemplifies the Progressive Rock sound of the 1970s. They do indeed blend country, orchestra and rock sounds, with amazing results. "Dust in the Wind" is another of their hits, and a must listen in my book.
You're just gotta love it when I want a miracle comes to you just promote a nowhere
Sickness can't keep those "air drums" from coming out. ;) Check out Dust in the Wind by Kansas as well, if you haven't yet.
Kansas was a "Prog Rock" band. The 70's was the decade for what was known as progressive or "prog" rock. Prog rock was characterized by change ups in rhythms/tempo and melody lines instead of the typical one steady beat / melody the whole song. Other top prog rock bands were Moody Blues, Emerson Lake & Palmer, Pink Floyd, and Yes. A great example of what I would call Prog rock on steroids is Roundabout by Yes. The musicianship in this is stellar!
In my top 10 picks for greatest rock compositions ever composed. Ever. I keep trying to imagine a reason why it is not hands down number 1, but I can't.
-77'ish i was 13 and back then we waited til Friday and the radioshow that played new music, this Friday was no exception, the cassette recorder was loaded waiting to catch some music and that day i first got hit by Heart - Barracuda and then i got knocked out completely by a song called Carry on my wayward son by Kansas.... not so into Kansas in general, but still 45!?! years later this song make me freak out and stands as a contender
for best song ever (ye ye ok, i have a hundred or two with songs from that explosive box..)
We went to see them in 1978. And were treated with a surprise guest as well. Rick Wakeman stood in for a few songs. There he was in his cape playing multiple keyboards at once while the Kansas keyboard player was as always dancing non-stop (in hot pants) lol and playing multiple keyboards at the same time also. The concert was an absolute treat.
Who would have thunk a handful of farm boys from Kansas?
This is the first track on the Leftoverture album. And this one is rocker from the start. One of my favorite Kansas albums. Not a bad track on it.
Love this beautiful classic. 🙏✝🇺🇸✝🙏
Being from the state of Kansas, where this band formed, I'm lucky in that I got to see them play live a couple times when I was a kid, because they would play local fairs and festivals for cheap. They put on a mind blowing show that was very high energy. Hope you feel better soon!
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Me too. Watched them as a bar band. :D
So very sorry to hear you're not felling well, praying for a speedy and complete recovery sweetheart. Love your reaction as much as I love the band. First saw Kansas in concert in Germany in the early 1980's. I know how old that sounds but it's proof positive that quality endures.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Hi Rebeka, this was the track that first got me into Kansas back in the 70's, so glad you enjoyed it & plenty more greatness for you to react to! You need to listen to the studio version to hear Steve Walsh at his best. Some other tracks I was going to suggest have already been mentioned so i will give you Lonely Street & Portrait He Knew. Keep on rockin' & get well soon beautiful!!
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
I was a passive Kansas listener, like most people that grew with classic rock radio. My friend and I randomly decided to see them, we were blown away. Very progressive at times, which is my wheelhouse. My favorite song is Song for America.
The tempo and time signature changes are a hallmark of progressive rock.
Loved this song back in the day.💛
An iconic song by Kansas. Just heard it yesterday on the radio. Such a great Kansas song. Happy you enjoyed it so much. Next song Id recommend is Point of No Return. Get well and keep rockin' Rebeka 🤘
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Seen them 17 times. 1st time I was 15. Trooper, Kansas, and Bachman-Turner Overdrive in Louisville Ky. 💙💙
Sadly, you can’t unhear this version because it was better in a video when they were much younger and had the original violin player and co-vocalist (Robbie Stien/Stienhart??) big giant guy with big bushy red semi-Afro. Brian May of Queen referred to them as "poly-phonic" and Queen loved them. They went to see Kansas when Kansas was in London touring. There are backstage pix out there somewhere. Kansas remains truly unique on the music world. True originals. And Kerri Livgren is a damn genius. 👍🏻💪🏻. You can never go wrong with a Kansas tune, especially of the first r albums.
Funny story, I was 12 when I first saw them. My sister was at UW LaCrosse, and they had a concert there. We were visiting, and so got to see the show. First time smelling pot, lol. But again, I was 12...am 54 now. Shows how amazing and talented they are to have still been doing this that much later.
Great reaction. Amazing that this song originally came out in the 70s and this appears to be mostly, if not all of the original band members doing a great job on it. If you like country rock fusion, check out Steve Earl, Copperhead Road.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Oh yeah, I forgot to say that they grew up about 25 minutes from where I live in Kansas. My first roommate in college in the early 80s was from Topeka Kansas where they are from, and he knew a couple of the guys. He even had some of their hand-me-down band equipment Incorporated into his massive audiophile stereo system in our room, laugh. He said that every single one of them were really nice guys.
Yeah, Steve , I'm from Overland Park. It is interesting that there was a Kansas 1 then this other Kansas 2. It all morphed into greatness .Steve Walsh was from St. Joe and Robbie Steinhardt from Lawrence but rest from Topeka. It's too bad Steve kind of got messed up on cocaine. He lasted a while but got replaced by a guy from Shooting Star, a band from my neighborhood and Shawnee Mission South. Ronnie Piatt the new singer's name..I saw them in 2014 here in Tucson .He does extremely well .
@@markdraine3571 Hey man, I'm in Lawrence. Yeah, I had no idea that they had kind of reformed but that really was a good performance I must say. Still, I can't imagine my first introduction to Kansas being that.
Shooting Star played at my high school in the gymnasium for some event. I also saw them a few years later in college somewhere, either in Lawrence or somewhere in Kansas City maybe.
@@stevedahlberg8680 Cool. I just talked earlier today to my buddy that lives in Eudora. He's going into Lawrence for Chiefs watch party tomorrow. It was to bad that Shooting Star guitarist ,Van McClain, died of West Nile Virus about 6 years ago.Glad that Kansas is still touring. At least they got two original members .
@@markdraine3571 Sweet! And, damn, I didn't know about that but that's too bad. But I can't wait for the mighty Chiefs Kingdom to emerge victorious tomorrow. 😀
Una maravilla de banda… muy bueno el vídeo.
Holy blow hole, Batman !
This live performance of the band's own song blew me away .
I have not heard many live versions of songs by the original band that doesn't disappoint, but this was very impressive.
How many band members here are from the band that originally released this song?
Gonna have to look into that.
The singer was incredible. As was the entire band.
This song was a giant hit upon it's initial release.
As was another one from Kansas -- Point Of Know Return .
Glad to hear you are feeling better. Love the channel.
The only people not original....bass player and guitarist/violinist on stage left. As you're looking at the video, to your right,
@@josecastellanos5187 Thanks, man. Appreciate it.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
A lot of the early video was destroyed in a fire at the record label. Took out the vault with a number of bands.
Kerry Livgren had a bad stroke on September 1, 2009. He left the band in 1988 though he would set in with the band on a few occasions. It’s nice that he was able to do this show before his stroke.
Song takes me back to junior high. One the truly great songs of the 70’s. Glad you enjoyed it.
Wonderful reaction! This is a song that I would sing at the top of my lungs. I’d play it over and over. I saw them once live and what a show! Hey if you like harmonies try Pentatonix, or for a little more country flavor, Home Free.
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
this is one of the most complicated songs to play since their are so many sections to the piece, this is one of my all time favourites, a musicians band but appreciated by all
I think the pinnacle of they work is The Pinnacle.
The Pinnacle is a fantastic song, another Kerry Livgren masterpiece
Yeah, I think everybody's heard it somewhere at some point. The song was pretty huge after it came out. Off of their Leftoverture album, which doesn't have a bad song on it. Kansas, for me, is like Rush or Steely Dan. They never really did anything that was bad.
🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 My favorite Kansas tune. Heard in final episode of each season of Supernatural.
hard to believe that song came out when i was in High School.... Im 60 now.. lol and yeah, we rocked it!! )))
This song was just a teaser for the rest of that album - it was absolutely brilliant.
Kansas ROCKS❗❗❗
this song is the soundtrak of the series Supernatural.. i love this performanse live.. is.. espectacular .. wouwww 👏👏👏😎✌
Glad you enjoyed one of my favorite bands. They have a really varied portfolio, but many times will always have a change up. Maybe "Miracles Out Of Nowhere" next.
I reconnected with this song through
you, Rebeka. It had been a number
of years since I heard it and I am
afraid that I did not appreciate it
enough when it first came out.
Now to find that these guys still
sound the same in 2009 as they
did so long ago is nothing less
than an initiation experience Isn't it amazing
how our connection with music
brings us back together where we
belong and cuts through any
obstacles that we have placed in
front of us ? Thank you !
Saw them in concert in 1980 Monolith Tour, fantastic!
Check out Steve's vocals on their first CD. In particular, the song "Journey From Mariabronn."
Spot on identical reaction that I had when I first heard this 46 years ago.
Tremendous band, and this song is #1 for me
I am glad to see you again Rebeka. You are fantastic. We love you and me too!
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
The song has been used as the theme for the tv series Supernatural for all ten years of its run on the WB.
The verse with it's acoustic guitar arpeggios is very much rooted in folk music, the roots of country music (along with rhythm and blues, the roots both rock and hip hop both). I think what people often find appealing about country music is often the elements that come from folk and the blues. The time changes and melding of such different sections reflects what a big influence progressive rock was in the late seventies.
A great song by a great band,thanks for doing this reaction under the weather,Becks get well soon😘🤗
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Have you ever seen/heard Edgar and Johnny Winter Tobacco Road live version, legally blind brothers from Texas couldn't play sports, so they learned music.... Thank God they did!
I guarantee you a whole new musical experience, in my 66 years I've heard a lot of people sing, but nothing like his instrument, but then again he doesn't just "sing" the song, he "sang" the song
Just to fill in if anyone doesn't already know, they were full albinos, and had practically no pigmentation in their eyes. So the retinas had no protection from bright light roasting them and eyesight became gradually more impaired. In later life, Johnny had to be led onto the stage. So their world became more and more the world of sound.
Back in their prime they were incredible live, saw them back in "77 and Todd Rundgren opened for them, great show, Robby was still with them, he played violin and other instruements caught this show at Alpine Valley in Wisc. Saw them again in the 80's in Rockford, Ill. at the Metro Centerthink they opened for the Doobie Bros. anyway another great show!!
Wow! I rocked out to this album (Leftoverture) back in the late 70's. This concert looks fairly recent and it seems they've still got it!!🔥😄👍
Classical Hard Rock ! Great Music and play in all Rock Radio 📻 Stadion on this Planet
Steve sounds amazing
And they're getting up there in age in this video. You can see the lead singer Steve Walsh struggling to keep it together which he did a good job of (he's 58 in this video). But if you really want to hear something, watch the live videos from when he was 30 years old. Getting old sucks.
They got a little self indulgent at the end there... lol... I saw them in the 80s at a Day on the Green in Oakland CA..... I think... This is music from my teen years. I like how you listen through and don't interupt every 20 seconds. Good job young lady! Thanks for keeping my gen alive. Keep in mind that these guys are in their 70s/80s... Rock on!
It is such a treat to watch you grooving to the music I grew up with as it happened!!! Wish you could have been there too!!
Kansas was truly fantastic !! Sadly, two of the founding members have passed away. I hven" t heard if they will reconstitute and continuem I hope they will!
If you notice this songs has 3 hooks in it ,most songs have 1 maybe 2, this song was made from the gutair player finger exercises he did at home,his wife herd him and said that's catchy and made it on the album, at that time they still had no top 10 hits this song put them on the map and yes came from Kansas
The finger exercise thing was Dust in the Wind, not Carry on Wayward Son :)
From The Music I Heard at Lunch in the High School Cafeteria selection... Graduated 1981.
I saw Kansas and Thin Lizzy together they both put on a hell of a show. You should do the cowboy song by Thin Lizzy live.
A superband, you have to listen their album made in 2020. Other master piece.
These guys been playing together for a long time. 👍
I think you should react to Kansas’ song The Pinnacle. It was voted Kansas fans’ favorite song by the band. There’s a live video version from Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert available, I believe. Incidentally, their hardcore fans, of which I am one, are known as “Wheatheads”. In Wheat We Stand! Great video!! Feel better. 🤘🏼
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
Me too !
Thank you Rebeka, you're doing great job! Great reaction! 🙂👍❤️ I hope you'll get well as soon as possible!! 🙏👍💪
“Point of Know Return”
“Play the Game Tonight”
I went wow at the same time you did when th singer hit that first high note.
They still sound great!!!
I’m glad you’re feeling better…I saw Kansas for the first time in Battle Creek Michigan in the early 70’s when they were touring clubs and colleges…I knew they were special then…Brilliance…
Thank you!🙏🏼😊
This is when they are older. Still sounding great. But watch one of there earlier live shows. 83.
First time seeing you. Love your reaction and couldn’t have been a better song. I was fortunate to have seen them twice back in the day.
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Hello Miss Rebeka !!! Good to see you Are Well on your way to Recovery , I Hope 2023 is very productive & your channel continues to Grow like button has been Illuminated 😁👍🌞🦄
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A once in a lifetime song…
Still sing pretty good for a bunch of golden agers. They ware excellent in the 70s and still pretty good. Thanks for reacting to them. If you haven't, try their song "Dust in the Wind". It was great then and even more meaningful to me now.
Glad you are back from the dead.Missed your animations.My favorite reaction persona.Good work.
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Get the vinyl!! Their old stuff is incredible!!
In 1978 my highschools graduation song was, dust in the wind, by Kansas, not exactly optimistic I guess.
song for america is one of their best songs
Just ran across your channel, great analysis of a CLASSIC song! You gained a sub. I can't wait to hear your reactions to other great songs from my generation
I loved your reaction, Kansas is a great band. Dust In the Wind is another of their songs I think you would love.
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You are seeing these guys 30 years past their prime, in a live performance, not their ideal studio version performance. Can you imagine how good they really were? Check out, also, Dust in the Wind, which is decidedly different than Carry On Wayward Son.
So cool it was never released in the the southern or northern hemisphere! 😎
great reaction girl. love
Great review.
Get well soon beautiful lady
Looking gorgeous. Thanks for reacting to a great song even though you aren't feeling your best.
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after this hit song -- the original singer stayed for a little while then left ... years later he returned as the original singer ...
btw -- the singer on this video -- he is the original singer ....
Yes you've heard this song somewhere. On the radio. About 10,000 times lol