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It's a bloody shame these guys aren't in the R&R Hall of Fame. Extremely talented muscians.

"Dust in the Wind" is a must by Kansas

These guys aren’t amateurs they are classically trained professionals and very good at their trade. No Garage band here. Very Very Underrated band

Love when young reactors are shocked when these classic bands sing & play instruments phenomenally!😂💞Real raw talent & no auto tune!!

"Dust In the Wind" is another classic of theirs. You must hear it.

Leftoverture and Point Of Know Return are the two Kansas albums that everyone should have. A band at the very top of their game, short, snappy and yet progressive, not a wasted second on either.

Kansas is an American progressive rock band from the great state of Kansas (started in 1973) that is still cranking out new music today. You are seeing lead singer Steve Walsh and singer/violinist Robbie Steinhart (R.I.P.). One of my all-time favorite classic rock bands!!

The guy you thought was the lead singer plays the violin. Do you see or hear a violin in this song? Nope! But I assure you he's a BEAST on the violin, and a BEAST whenever he's singing lead instead on the piano/bongo player. Together, thier harmonies are pure heaven. Nothing like them. Ever.

I saw them twice, and these guys could switch instruments between songs, and you'd never know the difference...amazing!

Great reaction Bisscute! Kansas was one of the great progressive rock bands of the 70's. The band was started by Kerry Livgren who was the blond hair lead guitarist. The music can be straight forward rock and can include intricate time signature changes and style changes such as this song. One of the signature sounds of Kansas which wasn't included in this video is the use of a violin. Another signature sound of Kansas is the lead vocalist, Steve Walsh, who you were amazed with. Even when Steve left the band they still found singers who sounded like him. They are still making music today and it is still great. Carry on My Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind are two of their most famous songs along with Point of Know Return .

Steve Walsh is a phenomenal vocalist. My home state, Kansas. Great reaction

I'm from Kansas, so I was lucky enough to see them live on the cheap at county fairs and local festivals in 1993 and 1999. They were actually my first concert when I was only ten years old lol. Great prog rock band. I HIGHLY suggest their other big hit, Dust in the Wind. personal other favorites are Song for America (amazing composition), Point of No Return, Fight Fire with Fire, and Play the Game Tonight.

Classic rock song. Saw them live back in their prime. The keyboardist/vocalist was nuts on stage.

Robby Steinhardt (the fellow with the huge mane of ginger hair) in addition to providing vocals is actually the VIOLINIST for the group - it just so happens that there was no violin part on this particular track. Yes, a rock band featuring a violinist. You should definitely check out more of their stuff - Point of Know Return and Dust in the Wind are two of their biggest hits (after Carry On).

One of the best songs of all time. Kansas is a amazing band. I join everyone else in recommending Dust in the Wind but also I really like Point of Know Return a lot. Also Voiceplay does a amazing cover of this song. Great reaction as always Biss!! ❤️🎸

Bisscute, I love you for loving Steve Walsh, one of the best singers in rock history. There are not many male singers, who give me chills just by their voice - Steve Walsh does. Carry on wayward son of 1976 was on their 4th album Leftoverture and I can promise, this is from the good old times, when albums had 8 songs and all were great. I would really like to see your reaction to songs like Miracles out of nowhere or Magnum Opus of the same album. But if you want to hear the sweatest violin in rock music (yes Kansas has lots of songs with violin and the guy you thought first he's the lead singer, Robby Steinhardt, plays it), you should listen to the song Angels have fallen of their 6th album Monolith. I saw Kansas live in 1980 with these guys, the original line up, and it's a memory I'll never forget, not now 42 years later 🤘

Hello from Kansas! One of my favorite bands from that era. Those guys literally lived about 20 minutes from where I live. My roommate in college in the very early 1980s knew them directly, although they were slightly older than us, and he actually had some of their older band equipment (with "KANSAS" stenciled in white spray paint on them) incorporated into his massive stereo system, laugh. Along with other bands like Rush and Boston and Pink Floyd and so forth, Kansas was the favorite music of a lot of pot smokers.

Kansas is so underrated. The album Monolith is one of my favorite albums. Amazing musicians and vocals. Oh and Wayward Son is basically the theme song for the TV series Supernatural, which is also underrated and fun as hell :-)

This reaction makes me feel like I am hearing and enjoying this song again for the first time. Bisscute, your enjoyment of this music is in itself entertaining and fun. I love watching you react to great songs. I like it when you dance a little and when you get excited. It’s so cool to see all of your emotions come out when the music video affects you. There was this evil, dark-hearted woman who I wish I could forget. She worked at a job where my late father and I had been employed a long time ago. My father reported to me how she had confided in him that she saw me as the “wayward son” in this song - which I took as a compliment. She had meant it as a scathing insult but to this day I take it as a compliment. Even then, my father has taught me that it was me who should care what I think. First thing in the morning, I respect who I see in the mirror and I have no trouble sleeping at night either. Haters will hate; that’s alright because they play an important part in the adventure of existence. She had also tailgated me so close that I couldn’t even see her headlights. And I was speeding! Jeez, lady - we’re both going to the same place; just chill. I like you, Biss because you are cute - and your KZfaq personality is way cool as well. You react to really great songs.

This band has multiple lead singers, Steve Walsh (who also plays keyboards/organ) on this and most of their songs, Robby Steinhart (the guy with the bushy hair and beard, who also plays violin), and on later albums, John Elephante

Kansas as a group dealt in elemental ideas. "Dust in the Wind" deals with mortality and the temporary nature of all of our strivings. They often seemingly slap the listener around to demand their attention. They are an excellent group. Thanks for reacting to them. They are a bunch of home boys that started their careers just down the road from me at Lawrence, Kansas. Another progressive group from about the same time that you should treat yourself to is called "Yes". They are out of London and I'm sure you would like their song "Roundabout" They are excellent also.

First time I seen Kansas a flyer Free Beer didn't get any Free Beer but witnessed the birth of a awesome rock bands rise to a American Icon

The Kansas song Dust in the Wind should be your next song! You will love the vocals! Awesome Reaction!

Great song from 1976 by a great band. This song also became the unofficial/official theme for the tv show SUPERNATURAL.

I saw Kansas open up for Foghat 1975 …great show in a small theater Tickets $6.50 …still have my stub 🤘🎸 Bisscute love the review ✌️❤️

They are from Kansas, USA. Steve Walsh, your guy, currently dealing with some health concerns. Band still touring. Just saw them a few months ago. Various line up changes. Song was a big part of the TV show Supernatural

If you watched Supernatural, you would know this song!

Love your reactions ! 70’s music was so good. They were such talented musicians.

That smile on your face and the look in your eyes when they started playing was magical :)

The guy you love here, his name is Steve Walsh and on the same album this song comes from is another one called The Wall which I think is his best work ever. Really an emotional roller coaster.

Great reaction and thanks for sharing. 'Dust in the Wind' features the ginger playing violin and the lead singer Steve on a haunting song about life and death. 'The Wall' another great song. 'Point of Know Return' a real rocker. 'Closet Chronicles' a strange tale. 'Hold On' a rocker. 'Song for America' iconic. 'People of the Southwind' a song about the natives of America. Chris

Great band!! Great reaction!! ❤🎶🇺🇸🎶❤

Bisscute wearing a Kansas shirt (sunflowers) listening to Kansas is the coolest thing I have ever seen

Imagine cruising down the road with nothing but am/fm radio and listening to this great music, we didn't need cd player, sxm, etc back then lol! It was literally all good..

When rock bands were truly talented. The sheer number of instruments used on this album is amazing. My favorite Kansas song is 'Closet Chronicles'.

Kansas is an American progressive rock band. I would recommend "Dust in the Wind" for your next reaction...it has some nice surprises for you to enjoy. Official video version is probably best. God bless!!

I am, 57 yrs old and this is one of my favorite songs of all time to this day. Every time you think the song is ending, Bamm another guitar solo. haha

They did this song at the first concert I ever went to. December of 1976. My ears were ringing for a couple of days after. It was great!

I had the great fortune many years ago, to spend some time with Kerry Livgren the lead guitar player and song writer for Kansas. A great guy and excellent musician. The band was originally from Topeka Kansas. They have at least 12-13 platinum albums and toured all over the world back in the 1970’s and 80’s. They are in my top 5 all time bands.

Yes, the great music I grew up with...Kiss,AC/DC, Boston, Kansas, Styx, Blue Öyster Cult, Queen etc etc. Not many band today can produce such great Rock music. Greets from Germany, stay safe!

It's really inspiring that the younger generation is learning about the great music of the 70s. I grew up with Kansas. I know most of their songs by heart.

Thank you for watching the video, It means a lot to me . I will leave this pinned message here to REMIND everyone that i do not have TELEGRAM and there is no GIVEAWAY. Those you see are bot scams . Keep yourself safe and know that I would not ask for your info. ❤ ❤

Absolute musical masterpiece! 🎼

I have been a Kansas fan since I heard their first album Masque when it came out. If I had to recommend two Kansas favorites, they would be "Miracles out of Nowhere" and "Icarus, borne on wings of steel" Loved your reaction to one of the greatest prog rock bands in history. You cant go wrong with either song I mentioned.

One of the greatest bands of my lifetime, and also one of the most underrated, in my opinion

RIP Dean & Sam.

Theme song to Supernatural

Welcome to what once was REAL MUSIC. 70s style.

Growing up back then, it was bodacious, audacious, bombastic, and yet still timeless music. I made sure that my now grown children were exposed to it, and they continue to appreciate it over autotune.

If you like this one, check out Dust in the Wind and Point of no return. I love seeing the younger generations appreciating older bands like Kansas.

You have no idea how fitting it is that you are wearing sunflowers on your clothes while reacting to Kansas. Don't know if you did it on purpose or if it was the most amazing coincidence of all time. As a native of the state of Kansas I love this. By the way if it was not intentional, the sunflower is the state flower of Kansas. Fantastic!!!

You are adorable!! Absolutely love your reaction, one the best reactions I've seen!! Kansas is incredible band, amazing song! This song became very popular when they used this song in a little show called "Supernatural" ( really not a little show it was a huge tv show) one of my favorite shows ever!! Thank you for sharing this awesome video 😊💓🤘✌️

In the 1970s, Kansas played at my high school. The story of this song was as the band was packing up their gear to head to a recording studio, Kerry Livgren came into the rehearsal hall, telling them he came up with a new song overnight. It was "Carry on Wayward Son," and it was Kansas' first big hit! Before long, Kansas was opening for Queen, which at the time was the biggest band in the world, and that exposed Kansas to a world-wide audience. Eventually, Kansas would be selling out major stadiums throughout the world. In this song, Kerry played guitar and piano (he also played synthesizer on other songs as well,) while Steve Walsh played organ and percussion. Steve Walsh and Robbie Steinhardt (RIP!) shared vocals on the earlier albums, but by this album, Steve became more of a lead singer. Robbie was an amazing violinist, and it was his classical playing, along with the incredible genius of Kerry Livgren, that made Kansas a world-wide sensation in the 1980s and 90s. Kansas is still touring, with dates staring this March, with original members Phil Earhart on drums and Richard Williams on guitar. For Prog fans, former Yes keyboardist Tom Brislin has been a member of Kansas for several years.

This is a song to try and record from the radio when it was played...one of my favorites!!

Their entire “Point of Know Return” album is amazing! Not a bad song in the bunch- and it features lots of work by their violinist, Robby Steinhardt. These guys were just a creative wellspring back in the day. You found a great band here! 🤘🏾

They are part Progressive part Southern Rock part Funk and experimental and very lyric driven as well as complex instrumentation. They had it all. Another great song for Meaningful lyrics is the same side as this song it is called THE WALL. The entire second side is one massive Trilogy or song or whatever you want to call it... it is a journey.

I think Kansas has a new fan. Now get this, you heard how rockin this song was. The ginger haired guy with the beard Robby Steinhardt also plays the violin in the band. Got to check out "Dust in the Wind" my favorite Kansas song and a strong message.

Kansas was a Midwest USA progressive rock band from Topeka Kansas. The band had an overall symphonic and very textured deep layers of sound in their music. The violinist, Robbie Steinhartdt died in 2021. This song is from the band’s 4th studio album “Leftoverture” released in 1976. The song was the bands first big radio hit reaching #11 on USA Billboard Hot 100 in 1977. Carry on my wayward son is a FM radio classic, a staple timeless song still playing on FM and internet radio worldwide today. Also this song was the last song added to the Leftoverture album, and the band finished the arrangement and recording of this song in one day reportedly.

Supernatural ♥️♥️

Awesome band !! You should check their song "The Wall", some of the greatest vocal melodies.

My high school and college years (72 - 78) had some of the best music by incredibly talented artists! The music never gets old.

I had this album at age 16 when it came out, my girlfriend Marllyn had it too. I sang "On a crystal morning, I can see the dewdrops falling, down from gleaming heaven, I can hear the voices call When you comin' home now, son, the World is not for you Tell me what's you point of view." She was singing it too.

1977 when this came out - I was in High School rocking to this at max volume - Dad came in, "Turn that down!" Welcome to the great music of the 70s rock bands.

'Magnum Opus' is another great song by Kansas! 👍

If you enjoyed that song, please continue your journey through the Kansas library... such a talented band!!

Welcome to the 70's baby !!!!! We were completely spoiled with great bands and music in the 70's and even though we loved it to no end, I don't think we knew how good we had it during that era of music. The Rock bands of the 70's were phenomenal and then you up the ante with all the other music genres during the 70's and the result is just hard to fathom.

Kansas is a state in the U.S. where they are from! They play a style of music called progressive rock(lots of time changes, very complicated to play) All musicians in this band are phenomenally talented! The guy you like is Steve Walsh-lead vocals, keyboards, congos. The band you see in this video are the originals: Steve Walsh, Robbie Steinhardt-violin/vocals, Kerry Livgren-guitars/keyboards(main song writer), Dave Hope- bass, Phil Ehart-drums, and Rich Williams-guitars! They have a ton of hits: Can I Tell You, Song For America, The entire Leftoverture album, The entire Point Of Know Return album, Play The Game Tonight, Fight Fire With Fire, and many more! Kansas is still touring today albeit with 2 original members Rich Williams and Phil Ehart! I would love to see more reactions of Kansas! Thank you!

Seeing a young women who wasn't even thought of yet... (No disrespect) enjoy music from when I was young is more than satisfying ... Cheers to you 🙂👏

They are progressive rock with a touch of funk and blues. I would recommend "Portrait (He Knew). It's my favorite one by them!✌

This band's music is a deep rabbit hole to go down, as their catalog spans nearly 50 years. I recommend their songs, "Song for America", "The Wall", "Icarus (Borne on Wings of Steel)", "Child of Innocence", and "Relentless".

Glad you enjoyed Kansas. You remind me of myself when I first heard Kansas back in the 70s. They are a phenomenal band who has sold millions of records and have toured probably thousands of shows by now, over the last 50 years. Their albums "Leftoverture" and "Point Of No Return" are 2 of classic rock's greatest albums!

Kansas was a fantastic progressive rock group just like Rush, Jethro Tull, Yes, and others. The song you just listened to has been an inspiration for a lot of budding young guitarists over the years, and has been featured in games like Guitar Hero, and has appeared in many movies and TV shows. The album this was featured on, 'Leftoverture', is a fantastic album. There are no bad songs on it.

Great reaction Bisscute! I lived in Kansas from 72 to 75, and was able to see them live during two tours. The first one they opened for Aerosmith and the second tour Aerosmith opened for Kansas!

Kansas is one of the greatest American rock bands of all time. Their song, "Dust in the Wind" is pretty well known.

I truly envy anyone hearing KANSAS for the first time. Carry on.

Yeeaaaaaaah... I love Kansas... I love you Bisscute hahahaha

The audio is the studio version of the song with live video footage synced up. This was before it was common to make a music video for every single release. What you're hearing with the layered vocals is a blend of those two guys' voices during the chorus and on the verses, it's the lead singer's voice doubled. In fact, during the chorus, there is probably at least two tracks of each one's voice. When it's all mixed together it sounds glorious. This song is an excellent example of what you could do with vocal layering utilizing multi-track recording in the late 70's. The band Queen was the best at it.

Singer Steve Walsh is one of the greatest frontman for a band I've ever seen. In my youth, from the 70s-90s, I saw Kansas 7 or 8 times. Steve Walsh used to do mini handstands on his piano, while playing it! The guy had so much energy onstage he'd jog in place while playing piano and singing. Never saw anyone with that much energy onstage, beside Mick Jagger and Phil Collins.

Well known for one of the few Rock Bands with a Violinist. Other good song are Point Of No Return, Portrait, etc.. Here in the Mid-West U.S. it is "70's Classic Rock" we grew up listening too.

I am enjoying your reaction. Other great songs that others aren’t suggesting are: Song For America, The Wall, Journey From Mariabronne. Dust in the wind is probably their most famous song.

I was in band through middle school and high school, and I bought sheet music to rock songs. I was impressed with the keyboard music for another of their songs, The Point of No Return. There is a good bit going on that is not obvious. They were all talented musicians.

Kansas are musical geniuses beloved worldwide they filled stadiums all over the world, Steve Walsh one of the best rock voices in history 💯😍

Kansas was 2 bands that came together, 2 lead singers. Hard to believe this peaked at #11, what the hell music fans in 1977!!

The entire Leftoverture album is just phenomenal and one of the best rock (maybe closer to progressive rock?) albums ever made.

Every time I hear this magnificent song 15 seasons of the most awesome show ever, Supernatural, start replaying in my head.🤘 Talented AF. Awesome band. Do more Kansas! Awesome reaction Biss! You clearly got your mind blown.🤣

Styx - LIVE "Come Sail Away" will tickle all your strings! From around the same time as this, and the other gems that we in our mid-60s have had in our our heads for 40+ years!

This is a supergroup that came from a small town in Kansas from a small community called Topeka. What are the chances that six world class musicians comes from the same place in the middle of nowhere. Still Kansas is the proof that it is possible. I recommend those that wants to know more about the band see the documentary called “ Miracles out of nowhere “.

This song is a masterpiece

Kansas in a great band and very underrated by the way. I love their music especially their 1970's albums. Also their 1980's era with Steve Morse on guitar are very good. Leftoverture (1976) and Point of Know Return (1977) are Rock music masterpieces.

Another of their great songs is People Of The South Wind.

No auto tune either! Just raw talent right there

Supernatural fans represent!

While this is probably their best known song the whole album (Point of Know Return) is very much worth a listen. Especially Dust in the Wind.

Kansas had two lead vocalists: Steve Walsh (keyboardist) and Robbie Steinhardt (violinist). I was too young to see them in their prime, but I got to see them a few times in the '90s and again in 2000 when they briefly reunited the original lineup. Classic progressive rock - America's response to the British prog movement of the '70s.

The epitome of Analog recording technology! Amazing musicianship!

"Carry on wayward son" is one of the most played songs on american rock radio stations. Now you know why 😉 Try "Dust in the wind", "The Wall" or "All I wanted"

Back when Kansas was really popular we saw them in concert. The warmup band was Styx. Styx was so incredible and blew Kansas away. A lot of people left half way thru Kansas set.

I am now 68 and this is still one of my favorite songs from my youth. So glad you have the opportunity to experience one of the greats.

Kansas was my first concert. It was 1978 or 1979 and I was 13 or 14. Kansas, Boston and Styx were my vibes. Just another suburban kid living in the golden age of rock.