Even with so many questions about his voice, Steve sending a C5 at the beginning of the song. He is very visceral in the interpretations even with the vocal in the 90s phase not being very good! 1:17 - 1:22. 3:32 that C♯5

ジェフベック その男はまるで狂おしく身をよじるように ギターをひくという

Magnifica rola que no se porque demonios las estaciones de radio la nombraban "Cabaña de queso" cuando su nombre seria simplemente queso cottage...

PRIVATE PUBLIC BEACH MISQUAMICUT BEA CH RHODE ISLAND FEMALE ORGAN PLAYER I N THE CUT MOVIE 15 MINUTES MOVIE I LOSE

A great record along with devil's answer Patrick

The Absolute Best

This is most ❤jeff guitar song melody 🎵……

Kick ass rock!!!

Why does everyone assume this song was written by Kerry? The Wall was a co-write, Kerry and Steve. The obvious conclusion is Kerry wrote The Wall, but lifted this segment from Love is a Dream, written by Steve.

Where is the video?...

9:38 - 9:52 Even vocal legends semitone. In that show, Steve didn't make C6. And yes B5 from 9:38 to 9:52 😳

Band: Crow Song: Evil Woman Black Sabbath covered this song on their self titled debut album.

Creedence pero con más calidad

Dave went to school with my brother Buck DeGroat..and Crow would rehearse in our garage and I was totally in love with Melanie!!! My mom would come home from work and they would get quiet...and help her carry groceries...so shenwould.let them play long into 10 pm...

Savoy Brown and Uriah Heap concert Vancouver in 70's

❤🎉😊

The Pinnacle is my favorite Kansas.

I can’t express how much I love this

Nice video, Rick! Good choice of photos! Does anybody know if the Opera House is still standing? If so, too bad they didn't play there again after they got back together. I'd love to have a video titled "Live at the Ellingwood Opera House". I wonder if Enrico Caruso every played there? :)

Listen to this album skipping school in friends cellar rock and roll

So far ahead of their time, it’s a shame the kids today will NEVER see a band like this today. This is 48 years old

I am 111 .....just figured out this stuff

It's a track with a brilliantly written melody, and of course masterfully plaid by Jan Ackerman. This track I remember well and in 71 I was just 18 - that guitar flowed through me along with Hendrix, Santana and a few more I could name. It remains stuck in time - clearly recorded pretty loud on that lead guitar, and played with incredible passion. This track is really what guitar is all about - feeling, emotion, passion its all there... and reading some of the comments I can see exactly why it was played by @andrewhartley5546 family at their mothers funeral. Just incredible stuff that will last forwever.

Кайф! 71-й год. В то время это была очень тяжёлая музыка.

I can't say enough about the JBG. They never released a bad song and that's hard to do on a major label. One dude I wish I had the honor to meet personally. RIP Mr. Beck.

How great were these dudes???What a tremendous band

I prefer Ozzy Osbourne s Version

I like the harmony in the chorus so much. Steve easily making the highest harmony!

Whoa! Pre-Permanent Waves! I can really hear Neil's personality at the end of the song.

Sounds ELP

The first time I heard this song I remember thinking what part of the south they were from. Apparently south England

Live in 1974 at Sheridan Hall on Fort Hays it was spellbinding

I’m 77 white bread from TX pretty much, living in CA. This still makes me dance in the kitchen 😉🎶Happy Holidays, Merry Christmas y’all☮️💟

I remember seeing ANGEL in 1975 at the Palladium In NYC when I was 14 Barry Brandt Was one of my favorite drummers being a drummer myself, they put on a great show..

I saw them in 1975 when I was 14 at the Palladium in NYC, the place shook like an earthquake, the Palladium has an old chandelier up in the middle of the theater and I thought it was going to fall, they put on an awesome show.The God's opened for them as well as Leg's Diamond.I have to thank my brother in law for my first concert.

Amo, os Scorpions de coração ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

Its been so long since i heard this.huge fan.

I saw Kansas play at the S.F. Cow Palace exactly 44 years ago, Dec 18, 1980. The only time they played the CP from what I can find on the internet. Great show! Would be cool if this recording is from that night!

I was lucky enough to see him in concert few months before he passed. One of my all time favorites.

Would've been NICE to have mentioned, that this was an AUDIO TRACK of a Live performance !!

His vocal is VERY GOOD! The voice a little rough, But he did not lose his ease in high notes, highly exquisite head voice.

Excellent tune great memories

Saw them 3 times in their prime. Awesome every time. Still love their music today

When someone asks me my favorite song, first I ask if they mean non-Kansas song, because my entire top 50 are all Kansas songs. That said, favorite Kansas song and song altogether, is this one.

Just came to my mind out of the past. Still have the 45.😂

I could imagine on a bill with Bloodrock

It was only 25 when he died in five years look how many different genres of music he crossed over into from reggae to jazz to hard rock. What a talented guy…. It’s too bad that drugs took him out so many people fall victim to that I hate that I really do.

This is Bad Ass!

This is SO great to hear.

the pie