Mr. Brian May is a member of the generation which was unfortunately the last one! He is the clever, intelligent, skilled, tallented and positive person. He is a member of dying species. And these are eople who represent the values of the European culture and civilisation.
It's the perfect song for Brian May because his PhD thesis was about interplanetary dust! As of this writing, Dr. Brian May is 74 years old, and he's the kindest and most soft spoken person I have ever seen and heard among the vast sea of well-known celebrities. What an amazing person!
Could not agree more. A celebrated guitarist from one of the UK's (many) great rock bands, then just adds on a physics PhD, and uni chancellorship for good measure. That's versatile.
I kind of felt like this, for Brian, would be like playing a basic, boring bit.. but he respected the original melody and only put a bit of "lace" on it toward the end.. just love him so much..
Brian is a superlative guitarist, and Queen is one of the most versatile, prolific bands of all time with an incredible body of work. It's icing on the cake that Brian is such a genius (and obviously a hard worker), yet remains a humble gentleman.
Of course it makes sense to play this song because the song Another One Bites The Dust has the same word. The Queen song with Dust is Angel Dust, which is getting high on drugs especially the drug Angel Dust and there is even a backmasking subliminal message I wanna smoke marijuana, not about gangsters, guns, or a boxer being knocked out. The song Dust In The Wind also about getting high on drugs especially Angel Dust. So it makes sense for Brian May to play this song.
I've had the pleasure of meeting Brian so many times, especially in the 70s when I fanatically followed Queen around. All four were kind and charming with us; but Brian was exceptionally so. Lovely, lovely man. Miss those fun days - please build me a time machine! This song is absolutely and utterly beautiful too!
Brian May and Queen love Kansas.....they toured with them in the late 70's and 80's and were blown away by their live stage craft......in Brian's words, "they sound just like their albums".
Brian's playing a that age prooves it's not the money. He don't need more monay at all. He so happy playing and singing and taking us the gift of music!!!
Beautiful arrangement of a magnificent song. May was a huge Kansas fan, and I encourage anyone who doesn't know much about Kansas to really dig into their discography. Their body of work is phenomenal and their musicianship is so underrated and undervalued by mainstream record critics, it is a crying shame, they never got the respect they deserved. And as someone who has seen them 18 times in concert, I can vouch for those as honest words. You will not be disappointed.
I discovered Kansas just over 4 decades ago when I was in my mid-teens. Hardly anyone had heard of them here in England (my school friends never really got them at all) and Kansas rarely toured here, so they are one of the few great rock bands that I never got to see play live. All of those 1970s Kansas albums have stood the test of time really well.
I play guitar and have studied physics as well - But I never reached his level - He *is* a valid successor of Isaac ! But the chair was occupied by Genius Hawkins
@@christopherhunter3415 that is correct. I saw Kansas at the Paramount in Seattle in the summer of 1974. Queen was the backup band. Killer Queen, Queen’s first hit song in the U.S., had just become popular. Queen was practically unknown at that time.
It was the night you lost your innocence. Only 20 years young, never kissed with tongue, now came this handsome boy. Unforgettable. The notes of Kansas boomed from the speakers, something down there did, for lunch there was turkey. That was such a good time. Unforgettable.
Brian may's guitar technique level is much higher then Jimmy's - all the notes a clear and performed perfectly in tempo. Also he do a classic violin vibratto - it's a sign of the professional guitarist. All the live performances by Jimmy Page are too dirty and not synced perfectly with the drums - I can't stand led zeppelin live, it's too much pain for my ears. However Page is a one of the greatest in terms of arrangement and composition.
Here's the crazy part about this whole thing. That guitar? Most people would see this and think it's a Martin due to the headstock shape & color. It's not. It's actually an old Tokai Humming Bird worth maybe $3-400 in anyone else's hands. That's Brian's #1 acoustic guitar and has been for a long time from what I understand.
I heard Dust in the Wind by Kansas, written by Kerry Livgren when it came out in 1978. It touched my soul then & does every time I hear it still. It’s on my funeral playlist. I love the way Brian plays the violin part with guitar. Beautiful..❤
This song has a VERY SPECIAL meaning to me....I went on a trip to Italy in the 1970's and this was 1 of the songs that was played on the flight over.....I remember really listening to this and thinking how SOOOOOO VERY TRUE THE LYRICS ARE.....WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RENDITION....THANK YOU BRIAN AND KERRI❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
BTW there is no greater compliment than a great guitarist or singer taking on your song with love and admiration for the song itself. May and this pretty lady show their love for the band Kansas and this wonderful song.
Брайан Мэй - классный старик. Не в смысле - старик, а в смысле - классный! Brian May is a cool old man. Not in the sense of an old man, but in the sense of cool!
Truly a wonderful collaboration between two real pro's, beautiful guitar work, and flawless vocals right pitch, right emphasis, right dynamics, tempo and the result is euphonious!
@@lotte5173 Her career with Bri kicked off once he noticed Kerry watching a musical and then they worked on 'WWRY' musical, singles, 'No-One But You' given to her by Bri, 'Anthems' studio album, 'Anthems' live gigs (playing the entire album) and many more followed. As you see the co-op lasts for over 20 years now. Cheers.
I am pleased to listen this song, Sir Brian May, it brings me to the truth of us, we are only dust in universe. Some particles more talent than others, but all so important. Without all of us there could`t be earth as we know now.
A little story about this song. Kerry Livgren use to play this progression to practice his finger picking. One day he was practicing this at home, and his wife said it was pretty and that he should make a song out of it. The rest is history!
Remember exactly when and were I was when that song came out over the radio, riding in my automobile in 1978. Though true, we are made from the dust of the Earth, we are more than dust, we are also spirit, soul, which is the part that lives on, after the dust (so to speak) has settled back to Earth!
Que Hermoso canta esta Chica!!! Su voz es perfecta!!! La impecabilidad de Brian May, decora la Canción que también es Perfecta y ese pianista, con un gusto y cadencia digno de estar ahí, hacen del momento musical un Ensueño.
Brian May is such a true gentlemen .. what a a joy to hear him play this legendary tune with two excellent fellow musicians. A great singer, by the way. And how does Brian May manage to always sound like himself through an array of vox amps, even when playing acoustic? Mysterious... ;-)
If it was just the guitar and vocals, it would be like hearing very talented friends playing this in your livingroom. Simple can be so immensly satisfying.
The way he almost understates the guitar is wonderful. When i try to play this I find it is typical to really emphasize the beat. That is also the kindest comparison I can make of myself to a guitar god. Brian May is superb.
My favorite song to play on the guitar no doubt. I know exactly what you mean with emphasizing the beat, but it sounds better just emphasizing the chord changes tbh
@@gospeltruthtv Wow! Would love to meet any member of Kansas, past or present! My two favourite bands, Queen then Kansas! I’m a major collector of Kansas’ music, and probably one of the biggest ‘Wheathead’ in the UK!
@@martinkulkarni3569 That’s cool! When Kansas hit it big with Leftoverture & Point, they did a UK tour as a headlining act. When they played Birmingham, the members of Queen booked a pub & threw them a private party. Funny story from the Kansas/Queen tour…Queen liked Kansas so much, they let them do an encore, something that was uncommon for an opening act. Of course, Kansas knew the set Queen was playing. Just for fun, they worked up Queen’s opening song & performed it as an encore. They did have quite a sense of humor!
@@gospeltruthtv - A lot of people don’t realize how silly the guys in Kansas were (and in Rich’s case, still is)! Their music was deep and serious, but they loved to mess around, pull pranks and have fun! I love those guys!!
@@crusheverything4449 So true! I’ve only been around Rich a few times in the past. If he gave up guitar, he has a future in stand up comedy! Hopefully it doesn’t come to that…🤣
Fico muito feliz em ver/ouvir Brian May, de cabelos brancos... Quando ouvi o Queen pela primeira vez, tinha 12 anos de idade... Fiquei impressionado com aquelas músicas tão únicas para mim. Hoje tenho 55 anos. E Brian ainda na ativa. Que coisa maravilhosa!!! (Petrolina-PE, Brasil).
I just picked it up just now. I'm a queen fan but that has nothing to do with my assessment of this rendering which I found utterly wonderful. Great guitarist, of course and a beautiful singer with a great voice. Just wonderful!
So true Janice. It's so spiritual because it's true. Makes me cry when I see people unable to appreciate just being here. Go through life asleep then wake up when it's already too late.
There is so very much to admire, respect and love about Dr. May. More than anything, he wants to be remembered for his advocacy for our fellow animals. His membership in one of history's best bands, earning a PhD in a very rigorous subject, or having a star named after him, mean less to him. All animals lovers are my kind of humans.
I had the pleasure of working with Brian back in the 1980's when he wrote a soundtrack for a production of Macbeth I was in. A truly deep thinking, kind, compassionate and brilliant human being.
when i was at Ft.Hood,Tx. i saw Kansas in 1976 playing in a bar with just a couple people there. They started playing Dust In The Wind,,i yelled Where's Toto? and walked out. I often think,,that was stupid.
Totally love this song.. Played it at my wedding 42 years ago. Still my favorite song as I turn 70 this year
The man is a complete and total virtuoso musician. Thank you, Mr. May, for decades of musical pleasure! Thank you a thousand times!
he is also one of the best astrophysicist on the planet..
Anything that Brian May touches musically turns to gold
Mr. Brian May is a member of the generation which was unfortunately the last one!
He is the clever, intelligent, skilled, tallented and positive person. He is a member of dying species. And these are eople who represent the values of the European culture and civilisation.
It's the perfect song for Brian May because his PhD thesis was about interplanetary dust! As of this writing, Dr. Brian May is 74 years old, and he's the kindest and most soft spoken person I have ever seen and heard among the vast sea of well-known celebrities. What an amazing person!
Could not agree more. A celebrated guitarist from one of the UK's (many) great rock bands, then just adds on a physics PhD, and uni chancellorship for good measure. That's versatile.
My dad and I met him on a train from Glasgow to London. My dad, also a musician, talked Brian's ear off. Two like minds, enjoying a natter...
I kind of felt like this, for Brian, would be like playing a basic, boring bit.. but he respected the original melody and only put a bit of "lace" on it toward the end.. just love him so much..
Brian is a superlative guitarist, and Queen is one of the most versatile, prolific bands of all time with an incredible body of work. It's icing on the cake that Brian is such a genius (and obviously a hard worker), yet remains a humble gentleman.
Of course it makes sense to play this song because the song Another One Bites The Dust has the same word. The Queen song with Dust is Angel Dust, which is getting high on drugs especially the drug Angel Dust and there is even a backmasking subliminal message I wanna smoke marijuana, not about gangsters, guns, or a boxer being knocked out. The song Dust In The Wind also about getting high on drugs especially Angel Dust. So it makes sense for Brian May to play this song.
I've had the pleasure of meeting Brian so many times, especially in the 70s when I fanatically followed Queen around. All four were kind and charming with us; but Brian was exceptionally so. Lovely, lovely man. Miss those fun days - please build me a time machine!
This song is absolutely and utterly beautiful too!
And have you met Fredie?
@@probro1608 Yes - again many times. The whole band are very kind, but you'd see less of Freddie and John around than the other two. Great times.
Retired professional drummer from L.A. here, HUGE Kansas fan, very big Queen fan, Brian is amazing, and I give this two thumbs up.....👍👍
Only two? Could have used your big toes and made it four....
My dear late husband used to listen to this song often…❤️ so many memories flooding back. Beautiful voice and super chords played Brian May.
Brian May and Queen love Kansas.....they toured with them in the late 70's and 80's and were blown away by their live stage craft......in Brian's words, "they sound just like their albums".
One of the best songs ever written.
Agree
Certainly, up there in the list..
Kansas were poets.
A rather hackneyed saying. There are thousands of "best songs ever written", and the very best is the one you are just listening to.
I can't agree. A very depressing song. Why bother doing anything good with your life if you are nothing?
Brian's playing a that age prooves it's not the money. He don't need more monay at all. He so happy playing and singing and taking us the gift of music!!!
Beutifully done. Hard to believe this song is over 40 years old. As relevant today as ever.
Beautiful arrangement of a magnificent song. May was a huge Kansas fan, and I encourage anyone who doesn't know much about Kansas to really dig into their discography. Their body of work is phenomenal and their musicianship is so underrated and undervalued by mainstream record critics, it is a crying shame, they never got the respect they deserved. And as someone who has seen them 18 times in concert, I can vouch for those as honest words. You will not be disappointed.
They got a lot of fame and fortune, as well as respect.
I second this. Too many people sleep on Kansas. No reason to. Just check them out.
Never saw them live, but Kansas is special.
I discovered Kansas just over 4 decades ago when I was in my mid-teens. Hardly anyone had heard of them here in England (my school friends never really got them at all) and Kansas rarely toured here, so they are one of the few great rock bands that I never got to see play live. All of those 1970s Kansas albums have stood the test of time really well.
They got the respect, believe it.
Kerry Ellis has a beautiful voice and performs this song superbly. Complemented exquisitely by Brian's tasteful guitar work, love it!
Kerry Ellis
Interestingly enough, she’s singing a song written by Kerry Livgren…🤔
Thank you for letting us all know who “the Singer” is. She hasn’t been credited. Kerry Ellis - beautiful!
Thanks for the name i was looking who song
too many comments here and you are the first one to ever mention the name of the singer. thanks
He can keep on aging, I never get an impression of the passage of time with Brian May. Only his outside ages. The rest of him is timeless.
"For dust you are and to dust you will return" - The Bible
Brian looks more and more like Isaac Newton all the time... :)
Ding !
Hilarious
I just found out he has a Phd in astrophysics. So building a guitar was probably no big deal.
I play guitar and have studied physics as well - But I never reached his level - He *is* a valid successor of Isaac ! But the chair was occupied by Genius Hawkins
You all right 😁
Kansas was one of Brian's favorite bands. They opened for Queen in the early days and Brian thought they were amazing.
Didn't know that, but glad to hear it. I've always been a huge Queen fan and a Kansas fan, too. Have seen both in concert.
Actually, in the earliest days, it was the other way 'round - Queen opened for Kansas!
@@christopherhunter3415 No, Kansas opened for Queen in 1975. Kansas stood in for Queen in 1974 when Queen was supposed to open for Mott the Hoople.
At 4:22 we get a bit of Greg Lake’s “C’est la vie”. Nice!
@@christopherhunter3415 that is correct. I saw Kansas at the Paramount in Seattle in the summer of 1974. Queen was the backup band. Killer Queen, Queen’s first hit song in the U.S., had just become popular. Queen was practically unknown at that time.
Many, many years ago I saw Queen, with Kansas as the first act, when they toured Canada. Great show, one I’ll never forget.
Wow, you saw Freddie. I never had a chance.
You are always a handsome boy from teenage till now .GOD BLESS YOU 🙏 BROTHER BRIAN.
I was about 20 years old when I first heard this song. Since than, I love Kansas... Thanks to Brian for performing this song so well
I'm still playing.. This and dancebarefoot of Patty ..
It was the night you lost your innocence. Only 20 years young, never kissed with tongue, now came this handsome boy.
Unforgettable. The notes of Kansas boomed from the speakers, something down there did, for lunch there was turkey.
That was such a good time. Unforgettable.
@@maurice.halimasch same bro
Love this. Brian's guitar work is as tender as Jimmy's with "Stairway to Heaven." Thank you, universe, for our rock gods.
Thank you God
Брайн мэй .зе бест.однозначно серега из раша.
@@user-bd1sx7rr4j Это из Крокуса видео
Brian may's guitar technique level is much higher then Jimmy's - all the notes a clear and performed perfectly in tempo. Also he do a classic violin vibratto - it's a sign of the professional guitarist. All the live performances by Jimmy Page are too dirty and not synced perfectly with the drums - I can't stand led zeppelin live, it's too much pain for my ears. However Page is a one of the greatest in terms of arrangement and composition.
Here's the crazy part about this whole thing. That guitar? Most people would see this and think it's a Martin due to the headstock shape & color. It's not. It's actually an old Tokai Humming Bird worth maybe $3-400 in anyone else's hands. That's Brian's #1 acoustic guitar and has been for a long time from what I understand.
I heard Dust in the Wind by Kansas, written by Kerry Livgren when it came out in 1978. It touched my soul then & does every time I hear it still. It’s on my funeral playlist. I love the way Brian plays the violin part with guitar. Beautiful..❤
Outstanding cover of Kansas’s Dust In The Wind. Mr. May, and your lady vocalist knocked this on out of the park. Thank youforsharing
I am so moved by Brians tears from fan appreciations but mostly by the performance in all. I bow down to Brian and his comrades.
A most beautiful reinditon of the Kansas classic
The mark of a great song is that it can be interpreted by various artists through multiple arrangements and they all sound wonderful.
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Except this one.
Kansas had so many other amazing albums and songs, so underrated today
Mostly due to Kerry Livgren.
No they were not
My favorite song is Magnum Opus
This song has a VERY SPECIAL meaning to me....I went on a trip to Italy in the 1970's and this was 1 of the songs that was played on the flight over.....I remember really listening to this and thinking how SOOOOOO VERY TRUE THE LYRICS ARE.....WHAT A BEAUTIFUL RENDITION....THANK YOU BRIAN AND KERRI❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹❤️🌹
This has to be followed by Joni Mitchell's "We Are Stardust, we are golden, and we've got to get ourselves back to the garden."
And the garden is?
Beutiful song, beautiful voice, always will have a place in the nest of my heart ♥
How fortunate we are to share the age of rock. I see those who have come after us live in the void.
BTW there is no greater compliment than a great guitarist or singer taking on your song with love and admiration for the song itself. May and this pretty lady show their love for the band Kansas and this wonderful song.
Ahhh, simply beautiful!
Брайан Мэй - классный старик. Не в смысле - старик, а в смысле - классный!
Brian May is a cool old man. Not in the sense of an old man, but in the sense of cool!
Bravo! I was just listening to Kansas the other day. Seen them a couple times in the 70's!
Brian May (Queen) is unbelievable such a talented person and extremely intelligent, he seems sweet. Great singing and keyboard.
Truly a wonderful collaboration between two real pro's, beautiful guitar work, and flawless vocals right pitch, right emphasis, right dynamics, tempo and the result is euphonious!
Nicely said.
This has been a very favorite song of mine since the 70’s
One OF MY MOST FAVORITE SONGS....PROVOKES MEMORIES OF my trip to Europe.....Love this.....Thank you Dr. May❤️❤️🎸❤️🎸❤️ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL
@StevenTyler887 Thr USA. ..East Coast.... Mid Atlantic Region
Absolutely brilliant 👍🌻♥️
I just saw Kansas this year... 2 original members and absolutely fantastic! they would love this incredible cover!
It's my understanding that the two bands were pretty good friends.
@@mickpalmer9922as far as I'm aware, they toured together back in the days
My son was named after this guy but Brian is timeless. and his LOVE for music will always be remembered
Your boy's lookin' at a whole world of pain when he first enters school with a name like 'May'. Hope it goes well.
@@timapple6586 he is now 40 and has never had a problem with his name
Wow. What an angelic voice!! Goosebumps
Old and tired
The woman has a beautiful voice!
Completely agree
Kerry Ellis is her name, just in case you're interested. Agree, lovely voice.
@@cyclingmrc
Thanks, Martin.
@@lotte5173 Her career with Bri kicked off once he noticed Kerry watching a musical and then they worked on 'WWRY' musical, singles, 'No-One But You' given to her by Bri, 'Anthems' studio album, 'Anthems' live gigs (playing the entire album) and many more followed. As you see the co-op lasts for over 20 years now. Cheers.
@@adamadamczyk8296
Seems friends for life.....awesome!
Thanks for the info, Adam.
Really enjoyed this - love Brian, love Kansas, but the original from Kansas will never be overshadowed.
this overshadows the original
It may do. Rog. P s records.
@garylongden Lolololol!
I am pleased to listen this song, Sir Brian May, it brings me to the truth of us, we are only dust in universe. Some particles more talent than others, but all so important. Without all of us there could`t be earth as we know now.
Stunningly beautiful
Played this song at my sweet Brother’s Memorial last year 🥲He played guitar and was playing it the week before he passed ♥️
Sorry for your loss
This TH-cam thing should have a "many thumbs up" icon... This is too good for just one.
A little story about this song. Kerry Livgren use to play this progression to practice his finger picking. One day he was practicing this at home, and his wife said it was pretty and that he should make a song out of it. The rest is history!
Very nicely done!! Blessings from the great state of Kansas!! Central USA. We have always been proud of the band Kansas.
Hello there, this song is in my playlist FOR DECADES. First on cassette, then on cd and now ON my iPhone. What will be next?
As you should be
✊
As you should be. Those guys are genius songwriters and musicians.
👍🏿
Brian has actually been a HUGE Kansas fan since the mid-70's - his interview in Miracles Out Of Nowhere is actually quite fascinating.
Greetings from Brazil! One of the most beautiful existing songs! What a memorable moment this show! if I was there I certainly would cry!
My favourite rendition of that classic song. Perfect👍
Brian May is such a wonderful person. Great singing!
Superb vocalist; Dr. May a fantastic rendition of a great Kansas hit song. Good job.
Beautiful voice.
Reliably keeps bringing tears to my eyes.
Thank U so much Mr Brian❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
Brian May ..endless classic...beautiful
Beautiful. And a very Brian May solo as a bonus!
So I didn't even hear her sing, I was watching and listening to Brian play. Fantastic interpretation of a great song.
Remember exactly when and were I was when that song came out over the radio, riding in my automobile in 1978. Though true, we are made from the dust of the Earth, we are more than dust, we are also spirit, soul, which is the part that lives on, after the dust (so to speak) has settled back to Earth!
What a beautiful arrangement. Her voice suited this perfectly. Loved this.
Que Hermoso canta esta Chica!!!
Su voz es perfecta!!!
La impecabilidad de Brian May, decora la Canción que también es Perfecta y ese pianista, con un gusto y cadencia digno de estar ahí, hacen del momento musical un Ensueño.
This song was a classic from day one
Brian May is such a true gentlemen .. what a a joy to hear him play this legendary tune with two excellent fellow musicians. A great singer, by the way. And how does Brian May manage to always sound like himself through an array of vox amps, even when playing acoustic? Mysterious... ;-)
Beautiful guitar work by a very sincere person. Great song by Kansas.
If it was just the guitar and vocals, it would be like hearing very talented friends playing this in your livingroom. Simple can be so immensly satisfying.
I love how Brian treats the gifts of flowers with respect and lays them gently on the floor.
The way he almost understates the guitar is wonderful. When i try to play this I find it is typical to really emphasize the beat. That is also the kindest comparison I can make of myself to a guitar god. Brian May is superb.
Kerry ellis is the singer ?
👏👍great voice !!
My favorite song to play on the guitar no doubt. I know exactly what you mean with emphasizing the beat, but it sounds better just emphasizing the chord changes tbh
Dr May was and still is a huge Kansas fan, as am I, second only to Queen actually. He loved it when they supported Queen in the US!
I’m close friends with a former member of Kansas, he has told me many memories of touring with Queen.
@@gospeltruthtv Wow! Would love to meet any member of Kansas, past or present! My two favourite bands, Queen then Kansas! I’m a major collector of Kansas’ music, and probably one of the biggest ‘Wheathead’ in the UK!
@@martinkulkarni3569 That’s cool! When Kansas hit it big with Leftoverture & Point, they did a UK tour as a headlining act. When they played Birmingham, the members of Queen booked a pub & threw them a private party. Funny story from the Kansas/Queen tour…Queen liked Kansas so much, they let them do an encore, something that was uncommon for an opening act. Of course, Kansas knew the set Queen was playing. Just for fun, they worked up Queen’s opening song & performed it as an encore. They did have quite a sense of humor!
@@gospeltruthtv - A lot of people don’t realize how silly the guys in Kansas were (and in Rich’s case, still is)! Their music was deep and serious, but they loved to mess around, pull pranks and have fun! I love those guys!!
@@crusheverything4449 So true! I’ve only been around Rich a few times in the past. If he gave up guitar, he has a future in stand up comedy! Hopefully it doesn’t come to that…🤣
K you so very much for this incredibly beautiful version of this song. Deeply moving.
Absolutely *BEAUTIFUL*!!
am fan number one of brian, this performance shake my soul. Bravo!
Fico muito feliz em ver/ouvir Brian May, de cabelos brancos... Quando ouvi o Queen pela primeira vez, tinha 12 anos de idade... Fiquei impressionado com aquelas músicas tão únicas para mim. Hoje tenho 55 anos. E Brian ainda na ativa. Que coisa maravilhosa!!! (Petrolina-PE, Brasil).
I just picked it up just now.
I'm a queen fan but that has nothing to do with my assessment of this rendering which I found utterly wonderful. Great guitarist, of course and a beautiful singer with a great voice.
Just wonderful!
The writer of one iconic Highlander Theme, Cover the other. BEAUTIFUL
Such a beautiful song🙏🏻❤️🌹✝️
So true Janice. It's so spiritual because it's true. Makes me cry when I see people unable to appreciate just being here. Go through life asleep then wake up when it's already too late.
haven't heard this one in a while, nicely done, very moving.
Pure Magic!
There is so very much to admire, respect and love about Dr. May. More than anything, he wants to be remembered for his advocacy for our fellow animals. His membership in one of history's best bands, earning a PhD in a very rigorous subject, or having a star named after him, mean less to him. All animals lovers are my kind of humans.
Wow, that is just beautiful.
Great performance! Thanks.❤️
Beautiful lead interlude
Such a beautiful song done justice by Dr. May and the beautiful singer. ❤️
Beautiful song. Beautiful voice. Beautiful music. Thanks for being there.
A really fine version of one of the best song ever….
I had the pleasure of working with Brian back in the 1980's when he wrote a soundtrack for a production of Macbeth I was in. A truly deep thinking, kind, compassionate and brilliant human being.
What was your job?
We love you Brian, great work with beautiful singer..
Great for Brian! That song is a masterpiece!
Great playing by Dr Brian May !
Just a beautiful voice and really nice guitar ❤️
Lifeless and boring
Incredible voice and great giutarist
I taught myself on guitar how to pick this song back in 70s. I usually just strummed. Many wonderful memories songing this with college friends.
OMG! This is magnificent! Kansas and Queen: My two favorite bands, and I have been fortunate to see them in concert. Thanks so much for posting this!
Thanks they did a great job. ✌🏻👊
when i was at Ft.Hood,Tx. i saw Kansas in 1976 playing in a bar with just a couple people there. They started playing Dust In The Wind,,i yelled Where's Toto? and walked out. I often think,,that was stupid.
he is one of the greatest guitar players of the world , k
createt much no.1 song´s with freddy and queen ! a legend !