Rockline Radio interview with Kansas band members Phil Ehart, Steve Walsh and Steve Morse, 1986

[@lynnledbetter960]

My name is Lynn Ledbetter, I was so fortunate to meet Phil Ehart father Howard, He was a patient at Balboa Hospital in San Diego that I had the honor of working on. I noticed his last name right off. I ask him if he was related to Phil HE said Oh you know my son. I told him no but I have followed his music since the beginning. He was really proud of Phil but I didn't think he realized just how unreal this band was. What a super guy He got me tickets and back stage passes. Phil if you read this let me say this your father was a class A man you should be so proud. It's 2017 I hope he's still alive.

[@beekay5914]

Saw them in the late 70's on the Monolith Tour. Amazing show.

[@krisscanlon4051]

Boy this takes you back to Monday nights in the 80s...miss it

[@steveneverling5942]

Sure does!

[@VIDEOHEREBOB]

They are such a class act, solid, down-to-earth guys.

[@michaelsouthard5822]

I bought this cd when it first came out. Had just turned 16 years old and was recently blown away by Leftoverture and Point of Know Return for first time as well. Top of all that, had just finished reading a book called No one here gets out alive. I started trying to write song lyrics. I like them, they were pretty terrible with no real life experiences. I wrote nearly every single day for 3 years. This still continues today in huge creative bursts at times. Might have 750 short lyrical stories now and haven’t shared much of it with anyone. Thing is Kansas was and still is a massive influence. I saw them February 1989. Steve Walsh doing hand stands on his key board while playing is an incredible memory. I used to listen to Rockline on 96 Rock in Atlanta and probably heard this but I don’t remember doing so. Thank you very much to all involved here.

[@bartmckrell6139]

These guys are so incredibly talented! They are my favorite Band! Steve Walsh is my idol! Steve Morse is one of the top 5 Rock n Roll Guitarist of all time! Phil Ehart ...I just cant say enough except he epiomizes this group humble outtake and says non of us are clssically trained , we just fake the classical sound well!

[@alanhembra2565]

I remember taping this off the radio back when this aired.

[@garyberuck5636]

Very down 2 earth guys , I love kansas they put me in a sentimental haze always , hearing them talk just captures my mood

[@faithaloneinchristalone5824]

what a fantastic interview

[@johnmullin7536]

The songs played on the show are: 1."All I Wanted"[POWER album] 2."Point of Know Return" 3."Power"[POWER album] 4."Dust in the Wind" 5."Silhouettes in Disguise"[POWER album] 6."Carry on My Wayward Son" 7."We're Not Alone Anymore"[POWER album] 8."Can't Cry...[POWER album]

[@todddale7041]

Greatest band of all time! 😊

[@davidcastagna752]

Funny thing is Ragsdale was already sending tapes to Phil for the vln post...it took Phil awhile to say yes..

[@promedia4726]

Anyone familiar with the Power Demos? Fantastic stuff❤

[@carlburger5635]

RIP Bob Coburn!!!

[@robertbuxton8503]

The actual date of that Rockline broadcast is November 3, 1986.

[@MarijeEssink]

Thanks!

[@krisscanlon4051]

I was 17 and a senior in high school sigh 😂

[@johnmullin7536]

The last song played was 8."Can't Cry Anymore"[POWER album]

[@jerryvivanco4898]

Originally written, recorded, and performed by The Producers from Atlanta GA. on the album "Run For Your Life" released in 1985.

[@edbernardmusic3599]

I listened live back n the day. It was a big deal for me.

[@healthVIDEOS4U]

NICE

[@michaelrhodes9294]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@eileenmaryomalley740]

Forget Keith Moon and Ringo the best drummer ever is Phil Ehart 👏❤️🙏 Kansas USO tour would have made a great documentary .

[@cristiangastonbenitez4821]

00:00 to 00:50 title of song ?

[@crusheverything4449]

All I Wanted from the Power album.