FIRST TIME HEARING KANSAS "CARRY ON WAYWARD SON" REACTION | Asia and BJ
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"if i claim to be a wise man it surely means that i don't know" one of the most under appreciated lyrics in music...
Socratic paradox . . .
It's Legendary
Underappreciated by whom? I’m sick of pretentious wankers thinking they can speak for everybody.
We aren't wise. We were all born sinners. The powers that be are unknown.
Preach! So true.
Kansas was something all their own. Loved them. I just love that your generation is listening and giving the music my generation listened to a chance. There are so many groups from then, unique and great I hope you enjoy and find more out there you like. So far I like what you have been reacting to, and your reactions are so genuine. Love your smiling faces and reactions to all the older music.
The 1970s AM and FM radio airwaves were a veritable cornucopia of musical styles and genres delivered by so many talented artists and groups!
We were spoiled. 👍
Was my fathers generation but I wish I had that, they all got to drive my dream cars and hangout before social media......I remember house phones and cruisin for the party. You hate music if you cant vibe to some of the 70's music
@@damion4301
My granddaughter says she wishes she'd grown up then. She always talks with me about the 60's-70's. I think she's an old soul and maybe lived back then.
Late 60's to early 80s it just does not get any better and I doubt it ever will.
Listening to the very same radio station you might hear this Kansas song and then Alice Cooper the next and then the Carpenters, The Beatles, AC DC, Molly Hatchet.
It was just a never-ending mix of different creative genres most of which were outstanding!
I think of all the music from that era that is almost lost to time from this generation like Atlanta Rhythm Section, Rare Earth, The Outlaws, Brownsville Station, Pure Prairie League, Ozark Mountain Daredevils, the older J geils Band. The list just goes on and on of bands that are almost forgotten.
THIS WAS 1977 THE 70s BABY
The song is a Kansas Masterpiece. Everything sound easy but is so complex. Even the drumming, which is my preferred instument..You would not think it is difficult but he has so many different changes that you almost need a map just to place yourself as to what comes next.
I had to sing co lead while playing bass! This song is damn near impossible ❤😢
The parts within the song are so different and yet so obviously follows each others so somehow albeit it sounds difficult, it is easy to follow. Miraculous. And outstanding.
The absolute best music from the 70’s. Rock was pure, raw talent. No auto tune … just multi talented humans loving what they do. 🤘🏻🤘🏻❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I saw them in concert about 1979 and they had the audience take a pledge we would never let Rock die during our lifetimes. You are responsible for helping bring it back! Thank You Asia and BJ! Your both really cool!
Rock On my friend. ✌🏻
As you are finding out, the 1970’s and 80’s were full of brilliant, talented, creative, unique rock bands. Compared to the boring music of today, I almost can’t believe there were so many at the same time.
RUSH then Kansas. Ya'll are on a roll. Time to hit YES doing Roundabout.
This - th-cam.com/video/NGwZ_BSibBw/w-d-xo.html
Roundabout 😍
Absolutely!
Yes!! Bring on the prog. rock!
The guy with all the hair, singing the harmonies, is Robbie Steinhardt (R.I.P) who was also a classically-trained violinist. Check out his violin skills on "Dust in the Wind". "Kansas" is a very deep rabbit hole. I also recommend these songs, "Song for America", "Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel)", "The Wall", "Point of Know Return", and "Child of Innocence".
Magnum opus, too
"Portrait He Knew"
Add to those "Miracles out of Nowhere"
It is also the unofficial theme song of the tv show "Supernatural".
When my boys were little they heard this song and thought they were singing Carry on my Waitword son (our last name). I can’t un-hear it now. This is also the unofficial theme song to the show Supernatural.
Kansas was an American prog rock band that alluded to biblical scripture in many of their songs. "Carry On..." being one example. They were huge, hit-makers from the mid-'70s through early/mid- '80s. Great observation, reaction, and commentary.
Great reaction. As someone else commented, those of us who grew up in the 70's and 80's were spoiled by all of the great music and bands. Love to see the younger generation experience the music we grew up with.
I saw this group a little over a decade ago at an ampitheater in Georgia. I love their music. Dust in the wind is one of my all time favs of theirs🧡 man I've been so blessed to have grown up on some of the best music ever made🤘🌝🧡🧡🧡💯🤜🏼💥🤛🏼
BTW when I saw them in Atlanta man they didn't miss a harmony or beat they sounded just as fire as day 1 y'all without the studio frfr🧡🧡
1976
Here's all you need to know about Kansas.... When they first started out, they were holding a lot of free shows. They heard through the grape vine that a record executive was coming to a show to scout them. They pooled their $$$ and supplied the crowd at that show with free beer to make sure the crowd was loud and rowdy. They were signed based on that show!!!
Because a record executive would have to be fooled to recognize talent like this. ; )
I was at one of those free shows in Ellinwood Kansas and they did give away free beer and they were also known as white clover then
Free beer is my kinda beer.
Though wonder what the brand was? Anybody there know? Or were you too sloshed to remember?
I want to say it was Geffen that signed them (correct me if I'm wrong) & he took a chance on them because they were great, but he had a love for the fiddle player. He thought he just made the band better.
Just another band from the 70’s....so many great bands from the seventies Kansas was just another great band among many great bands from the 70’s
Let me get this straight.....they were from the 70's right?
The 1970s AM and FM radio airwaves spoiled us!
@@andrewpetik2034 , yep...now as a older fella when I hear songs from these great bands I’m 18 again...in my mind😄
Just another? They didn’t have to steal their music like Zeppelin
Amazes me when people won't leave the music they grew up on because finding new genres and hearing stories of life, love, death, sorrow, struggle in different musical mediums can be life changing.
Kansas, one of the greatest bands of the 20th century. Their music is going to be cherished and celebrated many, many years to come.
Great song!!!!
I'm a drummer in a classic rock band (70's-80's) and we start the night off with this song, and set the tone for the night... 😎
Hey, since you're a drummer are you hip to Aron Mellergård with Dirty Loops? If not, he's absolutely top notch! He has a 2 1/2 min fire drum solo in Work Shit Out. The whole trio is awesome and they're managed by Quincy Jones! Cheers
@@brewswillis9783 yeah, I dig a lot of what he does. Seen almost every dirty loops video. Thomas Lang, Chris Coleman, Luke Holland, Mike Portnoy .... 😎
Kansas-"Dust in the Wind" another very nice cool song you can try. You gotta do Hall & Oates-"Sara Smile" !! You started the Hall & Oates ride & skipped by Sara Smile...you must hear Sara Smile. Soooooo nice. It`s called Blue Eyed Soul!! :)
I love your Queen comparison, they're like a Midwestern Queen in a lot of ways. Very rock opera style, but with those midwestern jazz and blues flourishes.
My first album I ever purchased, I was 12 and used my paper route money. Kansas Left Overchure (their fourth) with this song as the big hit single.
Have to tell you: "Leftoveture" was about their 4th album...
@@michaelmills5972 thanks for correcting me I'll edit
All I can say, especially being a drummer, is I was BLESSED to have been born in '66; I got to grow up listening to & playing along with this stuff.
LOL The way you say "It's your girl Asia" and really draw it out is hilarious and beautiful.
One of my Favorite Bands and an Iconic Rock Song.🔥💯
One of the best lines ever. Now your life is no longer empty , surely heaven waits for you .
Dust In the Wind is one of the most beautiful rock ballads ever by them !😊
He was playing Congas.
That is what you call musicianship!!! Excellent Reaction you guys!!! 🤘
One thing I've noticed about this girl listening to rock bands, SHE LIGHTS UP LIKE A ROMAN CANDLE WHEN THE GUITARS DO THEIR THING!! FANTASTIC SMILE!!!!
1976! Love this song so much ❤ and love Dean & Sam playing it on Supernatural! Loved watching this with ya'll and love how ya'll appreciate the music we grew up with every day on the radio in Jr high & high school. Man, those memories ❤❤ Thank youuuu!! 😘😘
I also love Kansas’ “The Wall.” RIP to Robbie. These guys were my childhood...
one of the TV series "The Supernatural" music
This is one of my favorite Kansas tune!
The 70's produced some amazing musicians! You don't see that level of creativity in today's world.
After they split up, I heard some of the members formed Christian bands. You could sorta tell several were Christians by their lyrics - think of Dust in the Wind. Love them, love the harmony.
This group was all from small towns in Kansas. Their story is unique in a strange way that sky rocketed them to fame . You should read their amazing story . . thanks for sharing
Agreed. This song will always remind me of Supernatural.
I loved Kansas! I swear the 70's and 80's had the best ever music!
Song was used in ending of Supernatural
Season 15
Oh yeah...several other people mentioned "Dust in the Wind" by these guys as well. YES!!! You will LOVE that song too!!
Kansas Electric Violin Player and Front-Man Robbie Steinhardt passed away recently in Tampa, Fla.. R.I.P..
There are a lot of great Kansas songs. Point of no Return, Dust in the Wind, Miracles out of Nowhere, Portrait (He Knew), The Wall, On The Other Side, People of the Southwind, Reason to Be
All of the band members were music majors at the University of Kansas where they met. Most, if not all, got there masters. Awesome time, era, for music. Check out Spyro Gyra, Steely Dan, Music is spiritual. Done right , it touches the deep part of your heart and soul.
I feel like Kenny Omega and the Bucks of youth revitalized this song just a bit when they started using it as their ring entrance. #elite
One of the best songs of the 70s, Kansas was one of my favourites
Another flashback to Highschool!!! I love good music!!!👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Hands down my favorite part of the tv show Supernatural was for the season finale, they would give a recap and this song would play (mostly) every season when they did. Epic song for epic end to a season each time.
How cool was the 70's? This went to #1. This was played heavily on rock stations on the radio and also pop stations. Same with Dust in the Wind.
Kansas always wanted their own sound. One of their main influences was Crimson Clover, a British progressive rock band. Kansas was definitely classified as progressive rock. You should check out "All The World" and "Lamplight Symphony."
Yes, you can hear a little bit of Queen with the change of tempo and heavy to light then the great harmony.
I had the opportunity to see Kansas on a Friday night at Little John in Clemson and Saturday night in Charlotte. Both concerts were just like the album, incredible!
Love this song. It’s definitely on my playlist
SO THAT WAS A MUSICAL VIDEO YOU WERE DOING, IT'S EXACTLYYY AS THE STUDIO VERSION AND FROM THEIR 76 EPIC ALBUM ( LEFTOVERTURE ) 😊 IT'S CALLED SOME OF THE VERYYYYY BEST IN PROG ROCK MUSIC YOU GUYS! 😊ALL THOSE TEMPO CHANGES AND TRANSITIONS, JUST BEAUTIFULLLLL!
Kansas was one of my favorite bands since 1974
The freaking arrangements of this song are Awesome! This is one tight band.
This was my band back in the late 70's early 80's saw them many times in concert! Love this band and this song!
Saw them live in Rhode Island.....amazing! Check out The Wall from them.....my favorite. They were very underrated
I Heard of the song but i've never actually heard it until a few weeks ago and they were jamming
You guys just grew up and found some real music!! Good on you!!
All the musicians in Kansas were prodigies- For instance,, Robbie Steinhart (RIP) not only provided back up vocals to Steve Walsh but was also a classically trained violinist. Most bands who were headliners back then did not want Kansas to open for them because of the sheer level that they performed at. One band in particular (I won't mention here -I'll leave that to someone else) went to the extent in cutting the sound cables to stop Kansas from performing. Freddie Mercury /Queen once commented that the quality level of their performance sounded like it was right out of the studio. (No auto tune or pitch correction existed back then) Prog in itself is not easy to pull off yet there were so many talented bands from that era that did just that! bands like Genesis, ELP King Crimson & Yes to name a few.
My favorite Kansas song is Point of no return!
Listen, this is one of the greatest songs of all time
Pure Rock, fantastic lyrics
Song used in 'Supernatural' the series.
Gotta remember kids, we didn't have Digital Interface for another 15 years when this album was released
Y'all just make my day better. I look forward to hangin out with you guys every day. ✌❤
THEY ARE CONGAS!! THIS SONG CAME OUT MID 70S!! SAW THEM IN 1979 ALSO!!
Carry on ... now your life's no longer empty, surely heaven waits for you...❤
Being from Kansas the band is awesome I've seen them live 10 or so times. Back in the day , laser light shows great music. They are one of a kind
Point of No Return and Dust In The Wind are great listens by Kansas also.
This is the jammy jam! Love Carry on my wayward son!
Kerry Livgren was channeling our creator in his songs I believe... No person could create those lyrics and song without divine inspiration. Just like The Wall and Carry On My Wayward Son, our true GOD is awesome inspiration and allows us to provide true inspiration to the believers and non... For your spiritual expansion
Pure timeless classic!!!!!
Ain't nothing like a dose of 70s Classic Rock.
Y’all are great! You have such an open mind & really seem to appreciate all the great rock songs you’ve heard! Keep on rockin! ✨👏🏼😎✨
The drums the singer was playing , after the organ, was the conga drums☺
This song was released in 1976, BTW. A truly epic classic! Always great to see y'all react to stuff like this to remind us old farts how great this music really was.
yeah you guys are the best! Long live forever, and all dreams come true!
It's 1979 - I'm going round and round the skating rink with this song BLARING over the speakers. Great times.
Listen to John Elafante, "This is How the Story Goes." He was the lead on this song and continues to record.
They sound like no other. If you want to know what the 70s-80s rock "sound" should sound like, then this is it!
Loved your reaction.glad you appreciated the voices instruments etc.
This song is used in supernatural to remind us of what happened in previous season so now when I hear it I get excited cause I think supernaturals on 😅.
Yo where my supernatural posse at 🤣
Every segment of the piece is its own "hook". Quite rare in music today.
The songs that you listen to by Kansas are the popular ones.. they are so much more than that.. Please listen to all the world by Kansas.. Also one you must check out that is very great is lamplight symphony It is about a man that's wife has passed and he's so lonely but she comes to visit him in spirit and comforts him It's amazing makes me cry just about every time
Aside from this song, some of their other great hits include, but not limited to:
"Hold On" "Fight Fire With Fire"
"Play The Game Tonight"
Must hear the powerful vocals of: Point of No Return!
This song and Dust in the wind were on the radio so a lot of people have heard them, but their best songs most people haven't heard. Songs like, miracles out of nowhere, the wall, song for America, icarus born on wings of steel, etc. Outstanding musicians
Classic rock from classic Kansas.
This masterpiece was the perfect choice for one of the best tv show ever. ❤️
Classic 70's rock and roll...what this old man grew up with. Kansas, from Kansas...
Great music all day long.
Love the syncopation, in theninterlude...
Here are really good Kansas songs :
1973 Album (KANSAS) Belexes, Journey From Mariabronn, Apercu, Death Of Mother Nature Suite
1974 Album (Song For America) Song For America, Lamplight Symphony, The Devil Game, Incomudro - Hymn To The Atman
1975 Album (Masque) Icarus - Born On Wings Of Steel, Child Of Innocence, Mysteries And Mayhem - The Pinnacle
1976 Album (Leftoverture) Carry On Wayward Son, The Wall, Miracles Out Of Nowhere, Cheyenne Anthem, Magnum Opus
1977 Album (Point Of No Return) Point Of No Return, Portrait (He Knew), Closet Chronicles, Lightnings Hand, Dust In The Wind
Progressive rock, goes rockabilly to pushed time signature sped up to near-drop/skip a note, to emphasize time's end and baton's pass. Necessarily rushed. False end is actually baton passed's underway.
This song was used in a movie about Vietnam, and that's what I always think of when I hear it. About the suffering and confusion Vietnam vets have gone through since returning...
The band of my youth and young adulthood.
I get great joy out if watching people who
Never saw when i was 15
They just bad ass all the way one of my top 25 favorite songs ohhh yeah I have a list lol
And some Jethro Tull too! See the greatest front man ever, IAN ANDERSON! Watch him play flute, your mind will be blown! 😵💫
im not really a Kansas fan but this is a great song there great live to singer play piano to amazing talent band and the lights make his hair color like look more red
Kerry Livgren had a writers block until one night when he believes God touched him and he wrote most of this album. It's a great album. I understand why he feels that way.
You should hear what VoicePlay did with this song. Mindblowing!!!