This performance is steamy! Kansas's "Carry On Wayward Son" gets my vocal analysis!
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- Yes, I am familiar with "Carry On Wayward Son", but I've never analyzed it before nor have I ever seen a live performance of Kansas. Thank you Patrons for bringing me this gem, and showing me that Rambo truly can sing his heart out!
Join professional opera singer Elizabeth Zharoff, as she analyzes Kansas for the first time, performing "Carry On Wayward Son” live at Canada Jam.
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Elizabeth Zharoff is an international opera singer and voice coach, with 3 degrees in voice, opera, and music production. She's performed in 18 languages throughout major venues in Europe, America, and Asia. Currently based somewhere between Los Angeles and Tucson, Arizona, Elizabeth spends her days researching voice, singing, teaching, writing music, and recording TONS. She also plays Diablo and Dungeons & Dragons.
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I did the shopping cart thing once, in a Home Depot. Forgot it really should have things in it to weigh it down. The thing flipped, hit me in the head, and I ended up on the floor, trapped inside a shopping cart cage, for all to see. Never tried it again.
As far as the shopping cart 🛒 I'm in my 50s and I ride my cart out to the car pushing the cart and then put my feet on the bottom rack of the cart and steer it by moving my body left to right on the back ,P.S. IT'S SO MUCH FUN WHEN THE PARKING LOT IS ON A DOWNWARD SLOPE! LOL
seems like you started late in the song. it does start off Carry on my wayward son, there will be peace when you are done
@@ToniMcGinty Same, but I did it at a Walmart and ended up face planting with the cart on end.
Kansas is AMAZING in concert!
I have seen Steve Walsh doing handstands on his keyboard while clicking his heals heels together above his head on alternating sides in time to the music!!! 😂🎉😂
Supernatural family incoming 😂
Came here to say this. Lol
I saw this and thought the same thing after I did a happy dance in my head
Sammyyyy
@@francocurimas7451 Deann🤣
Hell yeah 🤘
Robbie Steinhardt retired to the small town I live in. Before his passing he used to sit in with the local classic rock cover band and play Kansas songs. He grew up, thinking he had to choose between being a world-class violinist or a rock ‘n’ roll star, he made them both work. What a talent. Other Kansas songs have him on the violin and he’s just a genius. I got to see him sit in three times, what an honor.
He was talking with a keyboard player friend of mine about doing something, but sadly he passed before they did anything
What annoyed me was Tampa Bay media hardly even mentioned it when Robbie died, or that he even lived in the area for years, but there are periodically stories about Robin Zander from Cheap Trick being a local resident. Nothing against Cheap Trick, but I would equate Kansas as being at least as popular.
The '70s! When shorts were short and socks were tall.
It was a look
Yep, that plus a t-shirt was the gym class outfit in the 70s. Shorts that short nowadays would be.....less than masculine.
Hell yeah brother, if you don't have a ball fall out every now and then, them ain't shorts
😊😊😊😊
And don't forget the terrible 70's shirt button shortage. All those poor guys who couldn't button up their shirts...
Elizabeth, this is KANSAS in its prime!!!! Steve shirtless playing congas with all that power in his amazing voice, Robby alternating the violin with tambourine, Rich wearing a tuxedo, Kerry with long hair….everything while keeping amazing tempo, melodies and harmonies….Unfortunately, other things were happening behind doors, and some members of Kansas were struggling with aspects of their lives during this very time….But, this is the picture of Kansas we want to keep in our head!!!!
and they all still have two eyes.
When I saw Kansas live, they never stopped, segueing one song into the next, maintaining nonstop energy. Oh, and I'm 71, have a replaced knee and a bad back, and I definitely still hop on my grocery cart.
It definitely seems like they weren't taking breaks. So much so that the quality of the music suffers. It's painfully obvious that they're just pushing through the song like it's some sort of marathon or like they don't want to be there
@@jacobsampsonis7782Thanks for your comment. I remember that I loved their shows but always felt like they were rushing way too much…for mostly just the studio versions of their hits.
It's called "live music" guys. Road versions are rarely exactly the same as studio versions, and artists will change things up from one night to the next, just to keep things fresh for them. Who wants to play the same songs night after night the exact same way every time? That's boring. Trust me, if they didn't want to be there... they wouldn't, period. Nobody's rushing to get through a song, just to get it over with. If you've ever performed live music you'd know that it's like a drug that you just can't live without.
You ability to hop on a shopping cart is a key fitness goal doctors don’t acknowledge :-)😊
I love how Steve Walsh is in track shorts and tube socks, while Richard Williams is in a tuxedo.
I think I heard where he had a deal with Adidas is the reason for the shorts and socks on stage.
I saw him in farmers overalls and straw hat along with an eyepatch playing most all guitar parts after Kerry Livgren left…
Many members had their own certain looks that they repeated in every show. While others just wore regular clothes.
@@bluesbred3 Rich lost an eye young. He wore a glass eye for years but had problems with it so took to the eye patch.
Steve Walsh is doing his Kerry von Erich impression.
"Carry on my wayward son, there'll be peace when you are done. Lay your weary head to rest, don't you cry no more." This was the ring tone and my wish for my son. I lost him in 2019 to a distracted driver. He was 29. I pray he is at rest and never has to cry any more. I miss you and love you Jos.
So sorry for your loss!
My deepest condolence on your loss. I always say that we should never outlive our kids.
I'm so sorry for your loss
So sad. Stay strong…
❤
You are one of the most pleasurable people I have found on You tube. I have breast cancer at 60 years old and have been through the chemo and radiation and have watched every you tube video and you have been a pleasure. thank you for your super duper analysis
I went to see Heart and Kansas together in the same tour. What a fantastic show back in the '80's.
thats like my dream concert
Even better in the 70s and Heart another 70s band ROCK ON 70s
I saw them at Berkeley with Pablo Cruz, after they band split still put on a great show !
1982….my FIRST concert!!!
Very jealous
The big "viking" guy, with the massive mane of hair, is the violinist. He really comes out on "Dust in the Wind" but this particular song doesn't have so much violin so he's sticking with playing the tambourine and focusing on back-up vocals.
He was first chair ever since he was a little guy.
Such power and precision. Controlled chaos. We were so blessed to grow up listening to classics like this every day.
I just love that if you look at them on stage, they all look like they turned up for different events: Walsh going to the gym, Steinhardt going to smoke some weed, Dave Hope going to a wedding, and Kerry Livgren in just a T-Shirt and Jeans like an average man on the street. But they work so well together.
Never grow up Elizabeth! Stay young at heart forever. 🌹🌹
Steve Walsh was incredible to watch in concert. A man in constant motion, he ran all over the place and never stopped. He absolutely gave his all during a show!!
Same thing with his short lived band Streets who I saw in a club 1983
He looks like he’s on coke, with all that energy. It was an 80’s thing to do.
@@nitro_001newman2 cocaine is a helluva drug...
No tracks, no auto-tune. These 70's bands were just swinging for the fence 24-7!🤘🏼
I will never forget Steve Walsh's on stage performance. Some of the best singing and his handstands on the keyboard while playing keyboards. Saw Kansas on 1/5/1978.
I’m already giving Elizabeth a thumbs up because i love her analysis of the songs and she’s always peppy and bubbly making the day much more tolerable. She looks like she has genuine fun doing this.
Good quality live footage of Kansas in their prime is rare. This video is a true gem!
This is what any of their concerts were really like too! This brought back clear memories of mom dropping me and a few friends off with our $8 tickets for a concert in a mid sized city in a hall that could hold 8000 max. I think The Babies opened up. Kansas always put on an absolutely spectacular show! In storage somewhere is my Phil Ehart drumstick from my first show.
@@LaBlueStateGirl This video however, is not from a concert, its the infamous performance produced by Kirsner..
the weird part is, the band indeed played this song live, however, there were no one in the audience, the end is a gimmick shot
@@LegoGBlok This performance is from the Canada Jam from Mosport, Ontario, Canada in August of 1978 and the end is not a gimmick shot. I was there with my late brother, cousin and 2 of our best friends. We had slept in a Chevy Blazer the night before just outside the concert site. The concert started at 10am with the Ozark Mountain Daredevils opening. We left at almost 5am the next morning after watching Triumph close the show. Both CBC and CTV filmed it, their cameras were pointed at the stage. There were between 175,000/200,000 people.
@@LaBlueStateGirl I also have one of Phil's drumsticks from a show they did in Luxemburg in 2014, one of Steve Walsh's very last shows overseas. It's one of my most treasured possessions!
Steve Walsh is/are the most energetic three members of that band!
Yes Elizabeth, I'm 63 and when I'm returning a grocery cart to the coral, I do that same thing. kicking my feet up in the air. glad you enjoyed this episode of Kansas.
I grew up south of ATL in the 80s. There was a rumor that Steve Walsh was looking to buy property in our small neighborhood. One day me and my father were raking leaves in the front yard by the street and a man by himself pulled up and asked about the neighborhood. He got out with his long hair and my father asked him inside for a glass of tea. I knew immediately who he was. He mentioned soon after that he was a musician and thinking about buying one of the lots in our subdivision. They talked for just a few minutes and that was it. But to my surprise just a few months later at age 15 my father said he ran into him again and he gave him 2 tickets for their concert at the Fox theater in Atlanta. My dad took me and it was my first rock concert. I only recoginzed two of their songs but each song was so amazing they sounded so good live. I was throuroly entertained. And it was the first time I smelled reefer burning! lol This was 1984
Ps. curiously, they did not play Carry On Wayward Son that night for some reason but I still loved the show tremendously.
People who have only heard "Dust in the Wind" and "Carry On Wayward Son" often don't know just how progressive Kansas is. Check out "Song For America" if you want more of their prog side.
Song For America is one of my favorites.
A good one, but "Masque" still is my personal favorite after all these years.
The first 3 albums, Kansas, Song For America, and Masque, are really prog.
Song for America, Icarus, The Wall all amazing songs!
There are about 20 better songs what those 2 hit songs. - Kansas has insane good songs in their catalog!
solidarity, sister! i’m 74 years old, love Kansas, and I’m still jumping and giving the shopping cart a hi kick in the parking lot. And I don’t care who’s looking. ❤
I waas gonna say "I'm 38 and I do it" but you win! I hope I get to be 74 and shopping carts are still around so I can keep doing it.
@@eluadyl Keep doing it and you’ll have no problem enjoying yourself, and the looks people give you, when you’re 74.
Just remember to hang on to the cart and be on the lookout for potholes. 😁
Heck at 62 I still do it *in* the store. 😂
@@toodlescae hang in there, Sister! 😁👍
Elizabeth, though I am 57, I'm every bit a child at heart, and yes still do those stunts with a shopping cart.
I had the great privilege to see Kansas live three times. They never disappointed . Fantastic showmanship and phenomenal sound. They have been and will remain one of my all time favorite bands
I saw Kansas on this tour in 1980. The short gym shorts and knee socks were the style back then. They put on a really great live show!
If you notice when he swats the mic right before that he hit his head on it.
I heard that Steve was sponsored by Adidas at the time is one of the reasons for the shorts and socks during the shows
First saw them in 1974! Last saw them in 2023, on their 50th anniversary tour. New members, same tradition. The music will live forever! RIP Robby Steinhardt !
I grew up listening to Kansas and they have many amazing albums, I have never heard a bad song - not even close. Kansas and Boston will alway be my favorites!
I am consistently amazed at the explanation of both the description of the singing and of the explanation of the music.
It is way beyond my comprehension of music.
Thank you Elizabeth!
YES!!👏👏👏👏👍♥️ You're awesome!!❤❤
I saw them live in 1992 in Tulsa OK, at a bar called The Ocean Club. The building was round with the stage in the center, the inside of the exterior walls was a salt water aquarium with all kinds of salt water life swimming around.
My most memorable concert in my 62 years and close to 500 shows under my belt.
According to Music Choice; this is currently the most requested and played song on Rock Radio from the 1970's! Steve Walsh really put Kansas on the map with his range of vocals. You also can't go wrong with a fiddle player in the band! 😀Hopefully, Elizabeth will go down the rabbit hole with other songs by Kansas. I appreciate your tremendous job on all of the analysis you put into your work. That is why I and all of the other Charismatics keep coming back!
"Supernatural"--the TV show--fans listened to it for 15 years, I reckon they'd want to hear it again to take a trip down memory lane.
Violin
I tell my wife, at my funeral I want Dust in the Wind played first, then Carry on My wayward Son second!!! I wanna blast my way into heaven!!!🤟🤟🤟🤟🇨🇦
my brother- in law had " Dust in the Wind" played at his funeral . My husband wanted it played at his. Now its gonna bee " Icarus " followed by " Carry On "
D.I.T.W. is also part of my 6-7 hour funeral soundtrack
My dad says The Wall
Carry on my Wayward Son is first on my Playlist, Dust in the Wind is last with 8 other death related songs in between
@@chadfalardeau5396May I see your playlist? 😅
Kansas is great! Thank you for reacting to this great video! I've seen them once in a club in Hamburg Germany back in the 80's and they really blew my mind.
Please give "Portrait (he knew)" a listen.
Favorite band, favorite singer. I was fortunate enough to see them many times starting in the 70’s.
Glad to see Kansas finally get on the list. now i hope that some in the future you react to are "song for America", "Miracles out of nowhere" "point of know return" and "journey from mariabronn". I love carry on wayward son and dust in the wind but so many people only know those two songs and this band is so much more than their hits.
Hope you enjoy
Fire With Fire is great for getting pumped up.
Also Aperçu, Icarus-Borne on Wings of Steel, Mysteries and Mayhem/The Pinnacle.
I think you'll like my stand alone comment. Good to see fellow Wheatheads here :).
@@ericmathewallen All great songs.
@@CantankerousDave I always start working out with this one on my playlist ❤ 💪🏻
I do the shopping cart thing too, pushing forward then hanging on the handle. It's good to nurture the inner child!
I’m a 50 years old father of three girls and I still float down the aisle on the shopping cart. 😂
Its fun too, if you have a vehicle with an actual bumper, you can abruptly stop, just as you barely hit the cart in the middle of the lot, and it will careen across the lot at like 30 mph! Then park, casually get out like nothing happened, and walk into the store:) (I got that from one of the "Naked Gun" movies) Very mature!
The Winchesters sent their crew. Guaranteed views!
Kerry Livgren, the guitarist, is a modern day Mozart. He came in to the studio with the entire song playing in his head. Every note, every instrument, including vocal melody and harmonies. they worked to get the song the way he was hearing it in his head.
Yes!!! Finally my man Steve gets his due!
All coked up 😂
‘roids be a beast. Don’t get me wrong. I love him. He’s THE Kansas singer. But he’s admitted to bad times.
People should check out his other band "Streets" with the great Mike Slamer on guitar.
AAAAmen!
Not many people know that the guitarist from Kansas kerry livgren, is a devoted Christian. His solo album Decade had Ronnie James dio sing on this album, mask of the great deceiver and live for the king. Kerry is a great guitarist and song writer.
That totally makes sense when I hear their beautiful, inspirational lyrics.
I always wondered if their were any Christians in this band.
Thank you.
I saw Kansas in 1979 in Indianapolis. So, so good. I was 15 and mesmerized by all the activity on the stage.
Thank You so much for this Elizabeth and Patrons. I am a newer subscriber and was a bit bummed when I did not see any Kansas songs had been analyzed looking through all of them. HUGE fan so again Big Thank You. Another great one is Play The Game Tonight. Amazing talent in this band. Keep up the great work! Pushing 60 but will still jump on the shopping cart. 😁
Next Kansas song you do, recommend Dust in the Wind.
Another great Kansas song
I totally didn't know that was Kansas!!!
@TheCharismaticVoice Yup that ballad is Kansas.
@@TheCharismaticVoice Yep, it was a guitar fingerpicking exercise that Kerry Livgren came up with for practice and thank god his wife told him that he needed to make it into a song. He doubted the rest of the band would like it, but brought it in and the rest is history.
@@TheCharismaticVoiceshould get into Smashing pumpkins, 1979, tonight, tonight, bullet with butterfly wings, cherub rock. They told Billy Corgan he would never make it in music cause his nasal singing. Back in the early 90s and he's still putting out music
Tube socks…relic of the 70s/80s… always appreciate your analysis!
I'm old enough to remember when we dressed like that 😂 Oh I would go back to those days too. Best musical Era ever. Imho.
All he was missing was a matching terrycloth headband for the ensemble.
YA but this was the 70s
I still only wear tube socks. Can’t wear the other types of socks.
Thank you 😘 your enthusiasm is contagious! Have you listened to Chrissie Hynde? Her vocals will surprise you. This morning I listened to My City Was Gone. Fabulous 🥰
Seeing it live makes me love this song more . The keyboard dancing, plus the light yellow shorts 🩳 singer has swagger forsure Wowzers
Steve Walsh is from my home town of St. Joseph, Mo. Born in St. Louis spent most of his time in St. Joe. Met him a long time ago, at a local music store, when the band was White Clover before they merged into Kansas.
Good grief. I'm 64. How did I grow up outside of Camden Point, just 20 miles down I-29 from St. Joe and never knew he was from there until I read your comment? We probably listened to them at the same time on KY102.
@@appliedclinicalvr2359 he went to St. James church in St. Joe.
Kansas in my opinion, is one of the best, if not the best American progressive rock band. Their musicianship and catalog of music is amazing.
Yay...I found the other person who recognizes that. (In my opinion, its not even all that close..)
@@renegadetenor There are at least three of us!
4 of us, absolutely American (U.S. as they'd have stiff competition from Rush) One of the better ones in the world IMO.@@michaelmartin5550
@@michaelmartin5550 Four. Now we can play pinochle! 😛
Heck yes, ELIZABETH, I've seen KANSAS , easily 20 times here, around, Ive seen him do basically a handstand at his organ! They're an amazing band!!
My wife and I were lucky enough to run into Robby and his wife maybe a year before he died. He was such a gentle, kind guy. We were at an event that had nothing to do with music. The four of us sat around for an hour or so talking about nothing but our pets. The more we talked, the more relaxed Robby and his wife got. Afterwards, I was thinking how funny it was to talk to a member of Kansa and not talk about music at all. Good people.
He was always like that playing the organ. I saw him basically doing hand stands on the organ while still playing in a fall 1980 show in Nashville.
I was there. It was a great show!
I was so happy to see you finally do a reaction to Kansas! This was one of the greatest prog rock groups ever and Steve Walsh, in his prime, was one of the greatest singers and musicians in the music industry. I hope to see more Kansas reactions in the future!
"I love being able to see his whole breath apparatus." Yeah, us, too, Elizabeth.
💯. ❤️
Kansas is more progressive than they will *ever* be given credit for.Thank you for sharing this live performance and reaction with us.
The Winchester boys sent me. “Awesome.” 😆
The boys and Leo Moracchioli (Leap Frog Studios).
I knew this song long before the brothers, but I can no longer hear it without thinking of evil women in leather, cool cars, and great music.
@@armadillotoe Same. Might be time to rewatch the series again.
@@the-dave-house-project I bought the complete bluray set just so I could watch it again. It was great watching the 15 seasons in a row.
@@armadillotoe Watching Supernatural will do that to you. ;)
Dickey Betts died today. He was a founding member of hugely influential The Allman Brothers Band. If you are interested or were influenced by them I recommend listening to Ramblin’ Man or Whipping Post by them.
Sad news indeed. I hadn't realized he was 80. Please analyze Blue Sky for us Elizabeth.
Absolutely, ABB is a must
Dickey was overshadowed (unfairly) by Dwayne but was phenomenal in his own right. I'd recommend "One Way Out live at the Fillmore" Dueling guitars and Greg voice is awesome too.
Sad news. Love Allman Brothers music. May he RIP. I got to see them years ago, it was a great show.
Whipping Post stands alone as a vocal performance, IMHO! RIP
So glad that you analyzed this song, one of my all time favorites! They are a great and underrated band.
You really get a sense of a bands talent when you can see them utilizing their full range of instruments, mics, movement, stage presence, showmanship, etc. It's one thing to make a studio album, but this takes it to the stratosphere
I’m so glad you decided to analyze Kansas, my favorite band, and Steve Walsh, who has such an amazing voice. I’ve been waiting on this one. Please consider next my favorite song., “Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel”.
I was just thinking that 'Icarus' would be a great song to study Steve Walsh's voice.
I second
Thank you. This is my favorite Kansas song as well. I'm one of the likes on your comment. Maybe we can get Elizabeth to do this song.
I think Hold On is a great example of their harmonies and beautiful melodies. I especially love the last note!
@@brianruyack7632 hold on would be a great one to see on the channel
I saw them live in 02 or something like that, they had the original lineup back and they blew me away. They were touring with Yes and they just killed it. That’s when Yes was touring with the classic line up too.
This video is one of favorites to show people... just sooo much to see!
Grocery cart rider here, 5+ decades and still can't resist that urge.
"Portrait (He Knew)" is a great Kansas song!👍👍
Agreed. Probably my favorite.
@@joe999 Everyone needs to hear it!
Your views are always interesting and informative. I love what you do.
So much to explore with Kansas. I have seen them live more than 20 times over the years and they always deliver. One of my favorite bands of all time.
Thank you for your great reaction, Elizabeth. I am a native Kansan who has been listening to Kansas since the 1970's when I was in college. Their concerts are an actual physical event. Please consider reacting to their other classic song Dust in the Wind. I think you will enjoy it.
That was awesome! One of my favorite songs of all time! Thanks for the great reaction! 💙✌🤘♥️♥️♥️
I saw Kansas during their Audio Visions tour at The Paladium, NY, in 1980. I remember my amazement at such a small intimate venue for a concert and then Steve Walsh's wild keyboard handstands!
Hey Elizabeth, I'll be 73 in less than a month and I still "jump the cart!" I'm sure it raises eyebrows in our small, rural, NorCal town but I don't care.
As the Brandi Carlile Band sings:
"You gotta keep your heart young
Don't go growin' old before your time has come
You can't take back what you have done
You gotta keep your heart young"
I love hearing you break these things down!
My first concert was Kansas and Molly Hatchet at the Boston Garden in the 70s. The singer is amazing live. He was doing handstands on the keyboards. He was all over the place. Great first concert experience.
Future suggestions:
Styx - "Blue Collar Man", "Renegade" (you haven't done a Tommy Shaw vocal yet I don't think)
Journey - "Lights", "Anyway You Want It"
Kansas - "Point of Know Return", "Portrait (He Knew)"
Boston - "I Man I'll Never Be", "Don't Look Back", "Let Me Take You Home Tonight"
The Cars - "All Mixed Up", "Moving In Stereo", "Bye Bye Love", "Let's Go" (all with Ben Orr on lead vocals)
If you haven't checked out Tommy Shaw and the Contemporary Youth Orchestra, do yourself a favor. Start with Angry Young Man/ Foolin' Yourself. What a treat ❤ You will be glad you did. 😊
@@metalmamasue3680 I was going to suggest this!
@drbnewberry I've listened to it dozens of times, it's just wonderful. 😊
For Journey vocals, I'd suggest Girl Can't Help It with the harmonies at the end, Good Morning Girl and Happy To Give for soaring Perry melodies, and Mother, Father for a beautiful, powerful song.
I agree with the Tommy Shaw suggestion. He has such a beautiful voice and I would love to hear Elizabeth analyze Tommy's vocals. The Contemporary Youth Orchestra would be a fantastic choice.
Hi Elizabeth, I have been following you for a long time, but only commented occasionally. I love that you are discovering with such joy and admiration, the bands that I grew up with in the 60's and 70's as well as some contemporary bands, especially those in the symphonic metal genre which have, along with your enthusiasm, reignited my love for music.
I love the comment of: I like to see his breath apparatus!! lol Kansas was such a powerhouse back in the '70's! Enjoyed your reaction!
Hah! At 3:05 when Elizabeth says "using their entire body" I had to laugh out loud, pause the video and make this comment. I've seen the video and know the energy and full body use (kicks and all) that is coming later. Now, back to the reaction.
And, yes, at 60 I ride the grocery cart through the parking lot.
hey lil’ lady Elizabeth,
Steve… and actually the whole band, were ANIMALS!
each gives their all, in their performances. they were one of the best of their era. there was no need for explosions of fire, or fireworks, in their shows; they brought their own, packaged in their performances!
great show, lil’ lady @Elizabeth!!
They were cutting edge in laser shows though!
THANK YOU for choosing this song, and in particular this live version. Steve Walsh is simply amazing - and this has to be one of the BEST LIVE performance by any band, ever. Just unreal - the amount of energy, passion, and skill that went into this live version. Your analysis and reaction was spot on, as usual, and I am thankful for this video,
❤ I feel blessed to have come up to some of the best music EVER! Case in point!
Steve Walsh is one of my absolute favorite singers. Amazing voice, both tone and skill.
“Dust in the Wind” from the same concert is amazing …
Can we talk about the outfits, Hawaiian shirt on a Viking, a 3 piece suit, a polo and FRICKIN TARZAN🤣🤣
My grandfather ran the concessions at a small ski mtn in central Mass back in the 70's to early 80s. I remember my father had a Tshirt from when Kansas played a show there. I used to play their albums on my dads record player growing up. Couldn't believe they had actually played a show at the tiny ski mtn. we lived near.
One of your best yet! You provide so much professional commentary, yet you mix in your sense of humor & joy! I love watching these videos with you, Elizabeth! Thank you! 😊
Love the combination of reactions with musical analysis and performance commentary.
Thanks for this great live version analysis! Kansas has been my favorite band for over 20 years now, since I was a teenager. I just got to hear them live for the first time last month, and even though they are on their 50th anniversary tour they’ve still GOT IT! It was an amazing concert and I highly recommend catching them live if you’re able. Please do more Kansas reactions!
Awesome jam . Enjoy Elizabeth and crew . Hello Kirk and hope all is well with everyone . Rock on 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️
I'm so glad you were sent this video. Steve Walsh's stamina and precision is frankly preposterous. To go from a freaking conga solo into one of the most searing organ solos in classic rock history?? ridiculous.
I saw them live , in I want to say 1979. Steve Walsh came out in a Tux which must have had Velcro, because in the middle of the set he just ripped it off and then he was in gym shorts.
His keyboard was also on a pedestal and he would spin it around.
Yeah, one of the best shows I ever saw.
Hands down one of my all time fave classics. I am ashamed that I’ve never seen this live version. I’m not worthy…
I do love a bit of Kansas! I only found them late 1980's so I was late to the party, but I listened to their albums every day for the best part of 10 years! There are so many layers to be uncovered through multiple listenings though. I will recommend some fantastic longer format tracks though in the form of "The Pinnacle", "Song For America", "Cheyenne Anthem" and "Journey From Mariabronn"
Thank You! For asking for those Great tracks from the Kansas catalogue that many don't know about :).
. . . except for the "Wheatheads".
As a bald dude since his 20's, I'm oh oh so jealous of that wild curly red mane and beard.
Some dudes can grow the fur and some can not
My son's 30 and inherited his dad's baldness. 😂 He used to have the best hair too, long, almost sparkly dirty blonde. I wish I had hair like his was. Oh well, it would definitely be worse to be a woman and have not enough hair. I still have a full head of long hair at 60.
As a 50 year old who has lived with a red afro and beard most of my life- you didn't miss anything special bud. It's an unbelievable pain in the ass to keep up and more ppl make fun of it than compliment it- trust me.
It was so awesome to see Kansas get some love from you. One of my all time favorite bands. And I feel.. overlooked and underrated. I saw them on their Audio Visions tour. Steve Walsh would flip all the way over the keyboards and run back around and do it again. I enjoyed your reaction immensely.❤️
Loved your commentary on this, Steve is one of the greatest voices in R&R. Some other Kansas songs I recommend for your listening pleasure prog wise, Song For America, Lamplight Symphony, Icarus- Bourn on Wings of Steel, The Pinnacle, Magnum Opus, Closet Chronicles, all from different albums. Personally I think you should explore their whole catalog of music, there's A LOT of great music to hear.
Honestly about two months ago now I did have to go to the far end of the store down in empty meat aisle. So I did put one foot on the bottom rung of the cart and use the other to push myself like when I was a kid to get there faster than I could normally walk. It's fun to be a kid every now and again when you know you can be safe doing it.
Kansas is an epic band. Thanks for reacting to their live version of “Carry On Wayward Son” and analyze it🙂
Dust in the wind
Another great Kansas song
Thank you so much for your honest reaction. I remember when the first Kansas album came out in 1974. It was so fresh with great lyrics and such a sound. It is a band that still resonates today. The other band from that era that I equally like is Wishbone Ash. Thanks again.
I watched them live back in the day and their sound was IMPECABLE!
This wasn't just for the camera! This is how I remember them from my high school days!
Still is. Seen 'em 8 or 9 times in the last 15 years or so and they utterly nail it every single show.
The attire that Steve was sporting in this video was what all us cool cats wore in the late 70s and early 80s, consisting of Striped Tubesocks and Tight Fitting Gym Shorts, I assure you that it was the style at the time. And if you want to see someone impressively move about the stage, check out Ronnie Milsap who was born blind, but before each show comes out and memorizes the entire stage and setup.
I always think of this wardrobe as the prelude to his tenure in the band Streets.
And we all pulled our socks up to our knees! 😂
@@matthbva Until the elastic wore out after a few washes.
Not sure if it’s true or not but I heard he had a deal with Adidas so that’s the reason for his wardrobe on stage with the shorts and socks.
it was the look i went for. i idolized steve. i did all that shit on stage- keys/lead vox. not easy. then i saw roth on the 1978 halen tour with sabbath, so i threw some of that in too. cocaine is a helluva drug. trust me. but don't ever do it. it's awful, for real...😎
Oooohh... Love-Love-Love. Saw them live at least 4 times back in this era. Spectacular band live and in the studio. Yes, please more Kansas! Song for America, Lamplight Symphony would be amazing.
I saw Kansas in 1991 in San Diego (no Livgren , Steinardt, or Hope) but Steve Walsh was still singing and doing all keyboards. The man is not tall (5’3”) but was yoked/jacked! When they played Mysteries in Mayhem, Walsh was singing, but during the guitar solo, and playing organ, he flipped up and did a headstand on top of his keyboard by grabbing the sides, and then started doing headstand pushups - like four of them and then flipped down and started doing his solo. It was in a small club and my seats were right there - not 12 feet from his position. He also was sweating from head to toe but boy could he play…