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Kansas – Song for America

December 3, 2012December 2, 2012 TW 0 Comments dave hope, kerry livgren, king crimson, Phil Ehart, Robby Steinhardt, steve walsh

Kansas – Song For America I finally did it! Thirty-some years after I’d begun, I’ve now completed my collection

10 Underrated Rock Drummers

November 5, 2009December 1, 2009 TW 4 Comments Allan Holdsworth, Barriemore Barlow, billy cobham, black crowes, brian downey, brian robertson, Bruce Crump, Chicago, Colosseum, danny seraphine, Genesis, Ian Anderson, jethro tull, John Bonham, John Densmore, Jon Hiseman, led zeppelin, Levon Helm, Molly Hatchet, neil peart, phil collins, Phil Ehart, phil lynott, progressive rock, rock music, Rod D'Eath, Rory Gallagher, rush, scott gorham, Steve Gorman, Tempest, The Band, The Doors, thin lizzy, Tom Sawyer

Drums and drummers are the backbone of rock music, heavy metal, jazz, blues, big band and many other music genres.

Kansas – Two For The Show review

August 19, 2008January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments best songs, carry on wayward son, dave hope, dust in the wind, journey from mariabronn, kerry livgren, lonely street, lonely wind, magnum opus, Phil Ehart, Robby Steinhardt, steve walsh

A band at its peak – that’s what you’ll hear on Kansas’ Two For The Show, a now two-CD document