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The third verse lasts from 2:31–2:57, and the third chorus fades out from 2:58–3:38. "People of the South Wind" takes a greater pop approach than other Kansas songs to appeal to a larger audience. The single brought Kansas modest success, as it peaked at twenty-three on the Billboard Hot 100.
[4] "It Takes a Woman's Love" was written specifically to appease record label owner Don Kirshner's demands for the band to produce a song with the potential to be a hit single. [4] The sessions were produced by longtime Kansas associate Jeff Glixman (Masque was the first Kansas album produced solely by him) and held at Studio in the Country.
Playlist: The Very Best of Kansas. Release date: April 29, 2008; Label: Sony Legacy — — 2015 Miracles Out of Nowhere. Release date: March 2015; Label: Epic, Legacy Recordings; 68 — 2022 Another Fork In The Road - 50 Years Of Kansas. Release date: December 9, 2022; Label: InsideOut Music — — "—" denotes releases that did not chart
The performance was released on CD, DVD, and Blu-ray as There's Know Place Like Home that October and the DVD hit No. 5 on the Billboard Music Video Chart the week after its release. In July 2010, Kansas completed a 30-day "United We Rock" tour with fellow classic rock acts Styx and Foreigner. Kansas then began a collegiate tour in September 2010.
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Sunflower State delegates cheered to “Carry on Wayward Son” by the band Kansas. Founded in Topeka in 1973, the band has become a classic rock staple. The 39 delegates, decked out in Chiefs ...
Topeka native and now-retired Col. Brett Criqui appears on stage with the band Kansas in 2017 as it plays an instrumental dedicated to those buried in Arlington National Cemetery's Section 60 ...
The Best of Kansas is the first compilation by American progressive rock band Kansas. Originally released in 1984, it featured the new "Perfect Lover," written by then-lead vocalist John Elefante and his brother Dino Elefante. The compilation was rereleased in 1999 in a version supervised by the original band members.