#phil ehart

[astralbondpro]

Kansas // Dust in the Wind

[the-verb-to-yeet]

Here’s a thing I’ve been wanting to make for a long time with this kind of template.

“Come on guys stop, he’s trying to talk to his mom”: Graham Gouldman, Todd Rundgren, Ray Shulman, Steve Walsh

“*loud fake sex noises*”: Lol Creme, John “Willy” Wilcox, Gary Green

“EVERYONE SHUT THE FUCK UP!”: Eric Stewart, Kasim Sulton, Derek Shulman, Robby Steinhardt

“*is asleep*”: John Weathers, Phil Ehart, Dave Hope

“*gets really close to the phone* Tell her I said hi”: Kevin Godley, Roger Powell, Kerry Minnear, Kerry Livgren, Rich Williams

[longliverockback]

Kansas [30th Anniversary Edition] 2004 Legacy ————————————————— Tracks: 1. Can I Tell You 2. Bringing It Back 3. Lonely Wind 4. Belexes 5. Journey from Mariabronn 6. The Pilgrimage 7. Aperçu 8. Death of Mother Nature Suite 9. Bringing It Back —————————————————

Phil Ehart

Dave Hope

Kerry Livgren

Robby Steinhardt

Steve Walsh

Rich Williams

* Long Live Rock Archive

[mitjalovse]

The 10's somehow changed many veteran musicians thanks to the flurry of the work most of them did during that time as you can notice in our discussions. I mean, some have returned then. To give you an example – Kansas finally released their next album after a lengthy hiatus and nothing seems to have changed. Mind you, this is not a criticism, this is more of an observation, i.e. a lot of musicians tends to solidify after a certain period and they stay there. Is that a bad thing? Depends, but I believe you can still locate some intricacies they could've struggled to reach in their past. Sure, they cannot achieve their heights of their heyday – very few can do that at their stage of their career –, yet they still care.

[eitmonline]

EITM Playlist 2/26/24

Judas Priest - The Serpent And The King | 6:12

Heart - Magic Man | 6:30

Heart - These Dreams | 6:35

Old 97’s - Where The Road Goes | 7:05

THE DRIVER ERA - Get Off My Phone | 7:35

Kansas - Carry On My Wayward Son | 7:51

Dehd - Mood Ring | 7:56

Gossip - Real Power | 8:29

Soren Hansen - Dream That I Die | 9:01

Girl and Girl - Hello | 9:23

Survivor - Eye Of The Tiger | 9:43

Charley Crockett - $10 Cowboy | 9:48

Phosphorescent - Revelator | 10:21

Royale Lynn - Six Feet Deep | 10:42

I DONT KNOW HOW BUT THEY FOUND ME - DOWNSIDE | 10:55

[iron-tv]

'Carry On Wayward Son' de Kansas : Une chanson qui a marqué l'histoire du Rock

Depuis sa sortie en 1976, "Carry On Wayward Son" est devenue une véritable légende du rock, une chanson qui résonne encore aujourd'hui dans le cœur des amateurs de musique. Ce single emblématique du groupe Kansas a marqué une époque et a laissé une empreinte indélébile dans l'histoire de la musique.

"Carry On Wayward Son" a été écrite par le guitariste Kerry Livgren, membre du groupe Kansas. La chanson est issue de l'album "Leftoverture", qui a propulsé Kansas sur la scène musicale internationale. Elle a immédiatement attiré l'attention grâce à ses riffs de guitare puissants, ses harmonies vocales envoûtantes et ses paroles profondes.

La chanson raconte l'histoire d'un voyageur solitaire qui se questionne sur le sens de la vie et cherche à trouver sa place dans le monde. Les paroles introspectives et poétiques évoquent les thèmes universels de la quête de soi, de la lutte contre l'adversité et de la persévérance. "Carry On Wayward Son" est devenue un véritable hymne pour ceux qui cherchent un sens plus profond à leur existence.

Le groupe Kansas, formé en 1970 à Topeka, Kansas, est composé de membres talentueux qui ont réussi à fusionner le rock progressif, le hard rock et le rock symphonique pour créer un son unique. Outre Kerry Livgren, le groupe comprenait le chanteur Steve Walsh, le violoniste et claviériste Robby Steinhardt, le guitariste Rich Williams, le bassiste Dave Hope et le batteur Phil Ehart.

Le succès de Kansas est principalement dû à leur capacité à créer des compositions complexes et mélodiques, mêlant des arrangements orchestraux grandioses à des guitares électriques percutantes. Leurs performances scéniques énergiques et leur son distinctif ont conquis les foules et leur ont valu une place de choix dans l'histoire du rock.

"Carry On Wayward Son" a propulsé le groupe vers de nouveaux sommets de popularité, atteignant le top 20 des classements musicaux et devenant un incontournable des radios. La chanson est depuis lors devenue l'un des plus grands succès de Kansas et est souvent considérée comme leur signature.

Plus de quarante ans après sa sortie, "Carry On Wayward Son" continue de captiver les fans du groupe Kansas et de conquérir de nouveaux auditeurs à travers les générations. Sa mélodie accrocheuse, ses paroles inspirantes et son arrangement musical exceptionnel en font une œuvre intemporelle.

La chanson a également connu une reconnaissance mondiale grâce à son utilisation dans de nombreuses bandes sonores de films, séries télévisées et jeux vidéo.

Légende - Photo Atwngirl, Public domain, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kansas_(band)#/media/File:1976_-_Ag_Hall_Concert_Poster_-_Allentown_Fair_-_Allentown_PA.jpg

Sources

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[agenciaia]

Kansas: la banda de rock sinfónico que conquistó a América

¡Hola amigos de Agencia IA! En este artículo, queremos hablarles sobre una de las bandas más emblemáticas de la música americana: Kansas. Con su estilo musical único, combinando rock, pop y música clásica, esta banda logró crear un sonido único e inolvidable.

Kansas se formó en Topeka, Kansas, en 1970, y desde entonces, ha sido una de las bandas más exitosas y reconocidas de la escena musical. Su estilo se puede clasificar como rock sinfónico, combinando elementos de rock clásico y música clásica, con letras poéticas y emotivas.

Los álbumes más célebres de Kansas son "Leftoverture" y "Point of Know Return", lanzados en 1976 y 1977, respectivamente. Estos álbumes tuvieron un gran impacto en América, y les valieron a la banda una gran cantidad de fanáticos.

En cuanto a la formación de la banda, podemos mencionar a algunos de sus miembros más destacados. Steve Walsh fue el vocalista y teclista de la banda durante muchos años, mientras que Phil Ehart tocaba la batería y Dave Hope el bajo. Kerry Livgren tocaba la guitarra y escribía la mayoría de las canciones.

En resumen, Kansas es una banda única e inolvidable, que ha dejado una marca indeleble en la escena musical de América. Con su estilo sinfónico y sus letras emotivas, esta banda sigue siendo una de las más queridas y respetadas en el mundo del rock.

[jrocksmetalzone]

Happy Birthday Phil Ehart February 4, 1951 Which is your favorite Kansas track? https://www.jrocksmetalzone.com/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CoP88Zhp6ec/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[epacer]

Shared a Memory

Ok here is another unbelievable Motley Rock Story. (not in the book)  I grew up on Kenosha St. in Clairemont. I was the oldest kid on the block in 1962 ish so I was the leader. I organized the days activities from us kids building skateboards out of shoe skates and 2x4's   and flying down the hill ( see video) to making teams for playing baseball in the street. Ralph Kiner the baseball great and E.C. Williams the director of the FBI lived across the street . Their kids were my street crew. Problem was Mr. Williams daughter Charla was my age , becoming a woman , tall as me, and could really hit a baseball and skateboard like a guy. We had a secret crush on each other but I was only 12 so that was just pre mature. She begged me to let her play baseball but I told her "baseball is a guys sport. Girls don't play baseball". But I wanted her to like me so I said ,"Put you hair in a baseball cap so you look like a guy and we will call you George." She complied and we became best friends. She was know as George till the day she died a few years ago. Well long story short. (I'll have to do this in 2 parts) I moved away from Clairemont when I was 15 and George and I lost track of each other.  50 years later she finds me on facebook and says she is lonely, just got divorced again and is moving back to San Diego from Texas and we should get together. For a few months Kim and I had her over for diner a few times and had a great time sharing growing up stories. Her son Mike Grace was now director of entertainment with the Padres so she got us tickets to games and I was blown way Mike and I had worked together with the Pads and I never knew he was her son. Then she just up and passed away one day. I had given her a copy of my book and autographed it to her.

2019 I was preparing to go on a rock and roll cruise "Cruise to the Edge" by the band Yes. Just so happens 4 of my favorite drummers ( Mike Portnoy/Dream Theatre, Alan White/ Yes, Phil Ehart/ Kansas, and Pierre Vanderlinden/ Focus) were going to be performing on the cruise. I wanted to meet them and give them a copy of the "crazy flying drummers" book. Problem was I only had 2 extra books. I go on ebay to find a couple used cheap to give away and purchase 2 more. When they arrived in the mail one was George's autographed copy. I was in tears. Obviously George's personal items wound up on Ebay after she died. What are the odds George would get that book back to me after she died. Twilight Zone stuff. Needless to say I did not give it away. Pierre did not get a copy. But part 2 is even more un believable. stay tuned. Jack Valentine, Class of 1968

[journey-from-mariabronn]

Ha, should've done this a long time ago! 😆 Here's some pictures I took of Kansas when I saw them in December. They aren't the best quality images ever, but they're what I got. It was probably my favorite concert I've seen so far! They played some stuff from their new album, various songs from 12 different albums (Icarus, Song for America, Lonely Wind, and Miracles out of Nowhere were some of my favorites), and the entire Point of Know Return album (my favorite one).

[dadrockconfessions]

[rainingmusic]

Kansas - Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel

[heartodaygrowntomorrow]

1,528.) Sun Feb. 7, 2021

The Song of the Day is: Kansas - “Carry On Wayward Son”(1973) #SongoftheDay #music #parenting #Kansas #classicrock #progrock #KansasCity #SuperBowl #CarryOn #journal #HearTodayGrownTomorrow Support the Blog - Click Below

The Song of the Day is: Kansas – “Carry On Wayward Son” From the album Leftoverture (1976) 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…

[jamieroxx]

Happy Birthday. Today, Feb 4, 1951 – Phil Ehart, American rock drummer and songwriter (Kansas) was born. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Ehart)

[the-verb-to-yeet]

Saw this on a Kansas video. I laughed. I cried. I laughed until I cried.

[thenotoriousostrich]

Life is amusing Though we are losing