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Song Uno, Part III

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Down THE ROAD - Kansas, Song for America


If I'm lucky they'll play that one for me *tonight*. I'm going their concert in Philly and the best part is my 11 year old son is just as excited to see them as I am! :hyper:


Sorry, if you haven't been able to tell from my posts I'm a HUGE kansas fan. I miss Dave Hope a lot but he's doing important work he believes in so I can't fault him for following another path. Besides, Billy Greer is a damn fine player too and he does a great job on vocals.
 
"Ease On Down The Road"- Original Cast, The Wiz
(or Diana Ross/Michael Jackson, The Wiz movie soundtrack. Maybe with Anthony Jackson on bass?).

"Sorry, if you haven't been able to tell from my posts I'm a HUGE kansas fan".
Dave-
...I have maybe 5000 albums & have never bought anything by Kansas, Weird, huh?
(But I have bought me some Bread!!!).
;)
 
I can proudly say I never spent my bread on Bread! :D However, I've spent quite a lot first on Kansas albums and then again on Kansas CDs over the years. I'll probably spend more tonight!

ROADhouse Blues - The Doors, Morrison Hotel
 
Dave, anyone who quotes a song from Kansas' Vinyl Confessions has to be a big fan (I've done it). Yeah, I'm a big fan too. Have fun at the show! That's cool that your son is into them as well.

OH MAN, this is too creepy. I'm getting ready to post this song, and it comes on the radio. Wild.
"She Sells Sanctuary" - The Cult
 
At the End of the DAY - Spock's Beard, V

Steve, it was a great show, they DID play Down the Road (see one of my posts above), and I *did* get a new CD. Actually, it's an autographed copy of the CD/DVD combo Works in Progress but unfortunately I didn't have them autograph it personally. That's how they were selling them.

The opening band, Higher Ground, was really good too and they got a great response from the crowd. There was a very obvious Kansas influence to their sound, but you could also hear a lot of ELP and some Yes in there too. They didn't have their CD's out yet when I went back to the lobby but I'll have to find them online.
 
Very cool, Dave. How'd your son like it?

I'd like to see Kansas again. I saw them with Styx (last tour w/ DeYoung) in OKC in 1994. Awesome show.

"These Are Days" - 10,000 Maniacs
 
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