Kansas - Carry On Wayward Son - School of Rock 2017 AllStars Team 6
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Team 6 of the School of Rock AllStars performing "Carry On Wayward Son" by Kansas.
Vocals: Anais Preller
Guitar: Drew Prentice
Guitar: Jack Quinn
Guitar: Evan Miller
Guitar: Lia Spanos
Keys: Emma Boyd-Ryan
Keys: Brett Regan
Bass: Claire Davis
Drums: Josh Pajak
BGVs: Ava Panza
BGVs: Sophie Rapattoni
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I have been watching alot of theese school of rock videos lately and i must say it is really fun to see theese young girls and boys having so much fun and being really good musicians also.
Good job guys and gals!!
I was sitting in the Hampton coliseum with my bro’s and our bong rocking to Kansas, Rush, Foghat, Triumph, Nugent, Aerosmith, the Dead and so many more awesome bands. I’m 54 now and pay taxes....and finally gave up the hippy lettuce! Then I could buy a house. Lol. Most importantly it’s awesome to see these kids jamming with real instruments and not a freaking Mac book. Keep rocking guys...and gals!
People that takes a lot of guts to get up there when you're inexperienced and you're learning. You know you can sound good but performing is one thing and playing the song right is another these kids knocked it out of the park.
The lead vocalist hung in there despite being nervous. She kept the song together moving the arrangement forward and was able to stay in control of her phrasing and tone allowing her chops to shine. Amazing live performance. Btw Kansas ain't exactly the easiest band to cover on any instrument and sound good. Live. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🕶️👏🏼
Great f••kng job guys. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🕶️
I’ve seen the future of rock. It is in very good hands 👍🏻🎸🎸🎸🎸
THE ROAD SO FAR
One of my favorite School of Rock videos! So many great notable rock music players got to shine here!
Bass player rocks!!!
I have watched a lot of these School of rock videos and all the kids are very talented. But i have to say that this particular lineup has something extra and goes straight into my heart. It would be cool to follow these boys and girls through their musical journey. So please, if reading this, get in touch somehow :)
these kids are amazing
I love to see young kids keeping the Golden Age of music alive!!!
Big Kansas fan here! Not bad at all nice 2 c them playing good tunes! GOOD job guys and girls!!!
A tough cover to do, and they did it. I love when young ones like this are playing stuff that was a hit before they were a twinkle in their daddy's eye. Good job.
He'll their daddy wasn't even a twinkle in his daddy's eye😝
This is the result of good parenting.
its the result of practice
@@nashvillesfinest1718 Which is learned through good parenting.
Nonsense
Completely kicks ass. Awesome job.
The drummer is amazing
I need more cowbell. Great performance 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Круто! Сколько же харизмы у молодых исполнителей! Мегазвёзды отдыхают🙂
Another great performance from SoR - and deserving of the higher number of views - 120,105 as at 6/30/2020 ..... but this should be _miillions,_ not 100k.
Nice job on that song.
Clearly, the bass player has it going on and the drummer is great (and I'M a guitar player!). The song is a little low in the register for the lead but her high parts are great. Lead player is great also. Right tone. A really good version and version is a really good jam. Good to see the kids are rockin'.
I was about to say the same as you in regards to the bass player, the drummer, the lead guitar and the singers, she totally nailed it in the important parts of the song!
This was a great performance. There aren't enough classic rock songs by women so they have to sing men's parts and that's fine with me. regarding Anais Preller's voice, check out videos of her singing Led Zeppelin.
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th-cam.com/video/Ea1zMvxs2l8/w-d-xo.html - got to about 7:05 into this recording, she does a damn good cover of Great Gig in the Sky -- she can sing.
This was amazing
dude that drummer rules. drums with enough powerand his style is almost flawless but he he made an mistake here and there but only becasue he wanted to place an drumstick in another hand position. and such an great performence from the rest too.Never forget the kids always learn from it, for some its to overcome stage fear and for some its the expierence of goin on stage and having an band feel. i hope some of them click well enough and Bands come out from it. the worlds could use some new Rock and metal heroes like Iron Maiden
All of these kids have been in the House Band at their respective School of Rock locations, and have been leading regular season shows, as well as mentoring younger kids and teaching. Sorry I didn't have more shots of the drummer - my GoPro got knocked over at one point, and was fixed by one of the guitarists - which is a wonderful example of how they've learned to watch out for each other, and take responsibility for what's happening on stage. School of Rock graduates are going to be ideal band-mates when they have their own bands.
Love it!
Been playing this song for decades on drums, guitar, bass and backing vocals.
I do not care what anyone says, this is a great performance. And she sings great! Many people don’t even get the real goal of these schools. Get educated before commenting. Greetings to all the musicians on this video.
totally
@@unexplained2112 I agree its is school and they will all move on to better. And some you will see in the future as famous and you can say i saw them in school !!
That‘s it.
What’s the problem?
❤ Kiitos
Wow great job👍
Wow, that was great! How do I enroll in that school?
There are more than 250 locations in the US and other countries. Visit schoolofrock.com.
Philadelphia Spectrum, about 1978, Kansas on stage, my buddy and I had no tickets. But we were rock climbers sooooo.....the construction had gaps in the upright slabs. Up we went, each on our own crack. Right on up to the windows. They were playing this song. Never made it to the end, cops called us down, searched us....we were smart enough to not be holding at the moment...and let us go. Can you imagine the look on people's faces when they noticed two idiots looking in the windows at the top of an arena?
Did the cops say "Carry on, my wayward sons"?
@@MidWestConcertVideo2 Naw...but that would have been cool! They just sent us on our way. it's the 70's, eff'ed kids are all over the place and I suppose since we had nothing on us and were cooperative they just let us go. I can imagine if we climbed up again the cops wouldn't have been quite so easy to deal with.
This is only Team 6?? give me the 5 teams that came ahead of them?! This one ROCKS!!!
It’s just a grouping number, not a competition place.
Well I'm not a gee-tar playing like some commentors but I think these kids sound phaarken great. so glad to see youngins rocking !!!!
great cover ..not easy
Super!
bass player remind me the song addicted to love by robert palmer
Damn it. Thank you. I couldnt put my finger on it.
awesome....gladdens the heart
Drummer absolutely killed it! Great job!
Tough song to cover great job and keep going
That bass player, wow. They were all great! Hopefully, they are all still at it. If you're having fun and still have love and passion for music, then you're already a success.
I like the bass player, she got it and guitar player at the drummer too.
These kids are Tight! and that bass player has got it goin' on.
Awesome, Team 6!
WTG !!!
Rest In Peace Robert E. "Robby" Steinhardt
As a veteran parent of a House Band frontman (15-17 year old teen girl who rocked and still rocks) guitarist/vocalist/bassist at a New Jersey location of SoR, my many experiences lead me to comment:
1. This is an All-Start Team - the best kids make it to the House Band who, if talented/motivated audition for an regional All-Star Team. The best of those kids make it to All-Star status so seen an All-Start Team you know, upfront, this kids are both gifted and hard-working (and, sadly, rich enough to afford the various programs and costs associated with advancement at SoR).
2. These kids on 2017 Team 6 are pretty fucking incredible. If you opt to leave a critical review of musical lapses, keep in mind the following: the amount of time these teens get to rehearse as a group is far too little to present anything remotely unified, rarely do the kids choose the songs (a small percentage speak up but many go along with the program director, if you see an innovative set list it's the owner or program director to thank as many stick with tried and true classic rock, the sound people and sound equipment available varies greatly - not the absolute fall out of the keyboards in the clip above - what a sin for such a keyboard heavy song, drum kits are old and rickety, lighting has one setting and if you get more than one camera - that's a big victory.
3. Bands and personnel switching is stressed by program directors to be as fast as possible (much to the detriment of the players and acknowledging a "thank you" from the audience (a shitty philosophy to save a total of 8 minutes over a 2-hour show). They want these teens to "feel" what it's like to play but they often diminish audience recognition. Watch enough clips and you'll witness the next band "bombing in" on the first band's finale as it's happening. It always pissed me off; still does.
4. If you enjoy this, get on the local/national SoR mailing list and go out and support these young musicians as they play year-round at an establishment near you. Support the bar/restaurant that hosts the kids. Support the kids themselves and applaud the parents who invest in the right things for their children. My daughter had an amazing experience and played nearly 75 shows during her 3 years there.
Very cool, thanks for sharing your experience. I've seen a couple of kids who qualified for AllStars who couldn't afford to go out on the national tour, but I also know families who had multiple kids in the program who only paid for one of them, the others being scholarship students. If the owner and the parents are really devoted to the program, they will do what's necessary to raise money to support somebody from their school going on AllStars.
My wife and I have been fans of this program for more than a decade, and have seen kids go from their very first show to AllStars.
You make a very valid point about the lack of rehearsal time - the kids learned the program of music on their own and then only have two and a half days to practice as a group before going on the road and playing their first show. It shows what amazing pros they are by that time, and a lot of these kids you could throw into any band, anywhere.
The road so far
It’s funny to me that these kids like these songs that are 30 or 40 some years old. Keep rocking
These kids f*n’ rock. Excellent job 🤘🏻
Instantly fell in love with the Bass. Rock On Kids!
can't say i really like her attitude. she plays very well though.
WOW!!!! could not have nailed it any better great job these kids are AMAZING!!! This is not an easy song so much going on JUST AMAZING!!!!
🤘😝🤘
wow just wow -- i turned you guys up to 11 ...
Who is the bassist ? Wow
Nice
Yeah, the song is keyed too low for the singer, and she bottoms out, but hangs in there. These kids learn from the original recordings. Good job.
All Guitar Players in this song definitely sat in the front of the class at school and paid very close attention.
Well-done! You've captured your own personality in a nearly perfect score of Carry On! So glad the younger folks are enjoying some of the iconic and favorite rock tunes since adolescence. Rock on!
Wonderfull, this team is the BEST✌️
Hey didn't anybody notice the one young man with the white guitar young Joe Walsh dont you think rock on hope your still rocking
Very Good job by the band, now if we could get rid of the dudes with the fancy fingers during the solo's that would be sick. People that do that cringe me out.
There’s a lot of talent on this stage. It’s clear everyone knows the song more than they know each other but it came together quite nicely. My only grip is the the organ being too low in the mix, because that girl was getting it done!
Very astute. The AllStars are from more than 250 locations around the globe. They learn their parts on their own, and they only come together as a band two and a half days before they go on tour.
That one guitarist looks like Jeff Spiccoli from Fast Times at Ridgemont High lol
Bass player never misses a note. Never gets out of the pocket. Amazing.
kids rock’n! brings me back to rodeoing shows, low pay, good drugs, free shows!
Are they famous now ?
This was awesome but I've gotta say, to play guitar or bass to this song is very easy.... it's the drums that are a mfer
Anais Preller`s voice is amazing , and Lia is awesome on guitar , good job guys ( all of you)
Jeff Spicoli on guitar! Awesome, totally awesome!
Terrific rendition of a tough song! Really played well together.
I found myself singing along. I liked how the band gave everyone in the band their moments to shine...
They are awesome. Bravo !
I've played this song live before, so believe me when I say, "Very well done!"
I've played too and I agree with you.
Damn! Friggin' jammin'!
Took the singer a bit, but she got the feel.great show
What people that are downing this video dont realize these are kids trying to make it to the next level. If they would read SCHOOL of Rock that speaks for itself.
Don't need a crystal ball to see rock in their future. Great performance.
A bit generic in the beginning but they came alive the last third !!! When the singer lets loose she shines !
These kids were awesome. I used to see past Kansas member, Robby Steinhardt perform with a band in Clearwater, Fl, he would always play this song.
You guys are outstanding!
Again, these kids learn from the original recordings, and the young lady on lead bottoms out. If the song were transposed upwards, it would fix this. When the singer's range matches that of the original (like on the "ABC/I Want You Back" Jackson 5 medley), it's not a problem. Good job.
steelers6titles A fair point. The issue with transposing is that these young musicians are from all over the world, and only get together for three days of rehearsal before the start of the tour - so each learns their part from the original recording, as you noted. The show director assigns parts depending on what they've seen in auditions and communication with the music director at their school.
They do well, for little rehearsal time. The equipment seems top of the line. There are digital recorders which can change the key without altering tempo, etc. I wonder how expensive clearing performance rights is. Probably not cheap. Or do the rights owners donate permission for the program?
steelers6titles The performance rights are covered by the venues ASCAP or BMI fees.
If you can play Kansas's music with even an average level of musical competence, especially in a LIVE setting, you can play just about anything....
There is a reason why so few acts attempt a full-scale cover of their songs.
So true. Kansas had an amazing range
spicoli was awesome on guitar
This song is my Jam
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
Once I rose above the noise and confusion
Just to get a glimpse beyond this illusion
I was soaring ever higher
But I flew too high
Though my eyes could see, I still was a blind man
Though my mind could think, I still was a mad man
I hear the voices when I'm dreaming
I can hear them say
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
Masquerading as a man with a reason
My charade is the event of the season
And if I claim to be a wise man, well
It surely means that I don't know
On a stormy sea of moving emotion
Tossed about, I'm like a ship on the ocean
I set a course for winds of fortune
But I hear the voices say
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, no
Carry on, you will always remember
Carry on, nothing equals the splendor
Now your life's no longer empty
Surely heaven waits for you
Carry on, my wayward son
There'll be peace when you are done
Lay your weary head to rest
Don't you cry, don't you cry no more
No more
I just realized that there are a lot of cameras involved and someone is switching between them to catch the musicians at the right moments. Awesome camera mix job!
Thank you. I bring 8 cameras in a couple of bags, shoot with all of them simultaneously, sync them up afterwards, and cut between them.
@@GPZ611 Thank you.
I already like this 24 seconds into the video
they have some crisp and clean chops for sure...
😀 Wow let's start there first.... this song definitely works with all of you. Clearly everyone see that. Each of you bring talent to the stage and is something you gotta have to keep your audience. Your voice is rocks. Thank you for sharing your passion and energy the world needs talentedyoungsters Like you.
Little Kenny Wayne Shepherd!
It's keyed too low for the lead singer but she still does a great job. Solid overall and enjoyable.
This is great! you have to remember that you are comparing a live version to the original studio version. This guys did amazing.
Kansas live was just as tight
Not bad! Im a big KANSAS FAN and ive heard alot of covers of this song. Hard song 2 do but a pretty GOOD job by these GUYS!!
Awesome job everyone. Great lead guitar especially.
excellent work...vocals, leads, bass', and drums kicked ... all excellent, production was expert as well...ya'll keep rocking and thanks for posting
Thank you. This video is gotten an extraordinary amount of views in the last couple of days. Was it posted some place?
What about that amazing alto???
Check the cover by "Gear Men Dudes" as well, it's 🔥
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I didn't know Spicoli play guitar ?
The young lady in question was the winner of that day's "Dress Like Donald Fagen" contest. Yes, I'm serious, her mom said so in response to one of the videos.
wow that was great! skeptical at first but !
Sounds great love these school of rock all over keeping up great classic music alive talented bravo 👏
I like 5:07, they guy through his hair...
This video and the Pink Floyd Dogs one introduced us to Lia Spanos. The ever shy one with a great talent for playing a guitar.
that was awesome......... to bad the mix was so bad.