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Uploaded by cooldudebailey on Jun 24, 2011
The 2nd song off the 1975 album, Song For America-I DO NOT OWN KANSAS
Steve Walsh~keys and vocals
Kerry Livgren~guitars, keys, and vocals
Dave Hope~bass and vocals
Phil Ehart~drums and vocals
Robby Steinhardt~violin and vocals
Rich Williams~guitars and vocals
100 videosYouTube Mix for Kansas- 12:18
Kansas - Incomudro-Hymn To The Atmanby cooldudebailey1,296 views
- 3:41
Kansas - Fight Fire with Fireby cooldudebailey2,962 views
- 7:18
Kansas - Hopelessly Humanby cooldudebailey1,124 views
- 5:47
Kansas - How My Soul Cries Out For Youby cooldudebailey5,743 views
- 3:22
Kansas - Got To Rock Onby cooldudebailey3,700 views
- 3:01
Kansas - No Room for a Strangerby cooldudebailey2,372 views
- 6:38
Kansas - A Glimpse of Homeby cooldudebailey2,543 views
- 2:32
Kansas - Lonerby cooldudebailey5,951 views
- 9:37
Kansas - Apercuby panosc222,245 views
- 3:42
Kansas - People of the South Windby cooldudebailey3,028 views
- 5:51
When The World Was Young - Kansasby OnlykellSs1,947 views
- 5:43
Kansas - Lonely Streetby cooldudebailey591 views
- 6:27
Kansas - On the Other Sideby cooldudebailey5,183 views
- 6:40
Kansas - Angels Have Fallenby cooldudebailey5,955 views
- 4:38
Kansas - Portrait(He Knew)by cooldudebailey441 views
- 3:09
Kansas - Two Cents Worthby panosc216,861 views
- 10:21
Kansas - Live - 1974 - Song For America(New York City)by rickyon63,915 views
- 8:25
Kansas - Lamplight Symphonyby panosc222,299 views
- 5:19
Kansas - Portrait(He Knew)-(Live~Two For The Show)by cooldudebailey1,383 views
A "Rock Anthem", nothing else truly describes this masterpiece. The amazing thing is it never got the attention it richly deserved when it was first released. Kansas is top shelf, unique, and nobody else quite like them. They possess every atttribute of class in the music industry are are truly timeless.
jim102353 1 month ago
Kansas was true American progressive rock. The motifs, the themes, the melodies and harmonies all communicate American exploration, adventure and sensibilities. American idealism and misadventure. A land of grand contradictions. Hats off to Kansas. I was in Junior High when this came out. Yes, drummer Phil Ehart was always solidly there for the music. He easily navigated the rhythms but never strove for a stand out voice. His signature is in the nature of his support.
rembeadgc 1 month ago
@throwsand2 ahah, no he doesn't but i can definately see what you mean!
petermccoll 2 months ago
Is it me or does their drummer only know one fill
throwsand2 3 months ago
Amazing song...I could (and have) listened to this for hours! Thanks!
Zauskycop 5 months ago