Kansas
Fall for Greenville Festival
Greenville, SC
October 13, 2007
CBG 21st Century Master Video Series Vol. 29 (DVD)
video: (CBG) Sony HDR-HC1 HD camcorder; NTSC, 16:9 PAR, 29.97 fps; 1440x1080 HD master tape; video transferred to harddrive via a firewire using a Sony HDR-HC1 HD camcorder; video capture, editing, and 2-pass VBR encoding done with Sony Vegas Pro 13 by downconverting to standard defition 720x480 video at 7.8K max, 4.7K avg, 1K min; authored to DVD in Sony DVD Architect Pro 6.
audio: (CBG) AIWA CM-30A mic > Sony WM-D6C > LPCM 1536 bit (audio re-mastering by DigitalDan)
All video editing, audio synching and DVD authoring by Silver Stallion
running time: 92 mins (full show)
1. Desperate Times
2. Belexes
3. Sparks Of The Tempest
4. Paradox
5. Miracles Out Of Nowhere
6. Icarus II
7. Icarus - Borne on Wings of Steel
8. Eleanor Rigby
9. Ghosts
10. Musicatto
11. Hold On
12. Song For America
13. Point Of Know Return
14. Portrait (He Knew)
15. Dust In The Wind
16. Carry On Wayward Son
Phil Ehart - drums
Billy Greer - bass
David Ragsdale - violin / guitar
Steve Walsh - vocals / keys
Richard Williams - guitar
I only have one request, that you don't take these files and post them on other torrent sites. I have many shows to upload. I will upload, let them get seeded by others and after a majority have downloaded the files completely, remove my files so I can seed something new. I prefer to manage my own shows on DIME and The Traders Den. I will upload to other sites when I wish to for select shows. Thanks for honoring my wishes in advance.
This is ìCBG 21st Century Master Video Series Vol. 29î.
Kansas was a band that came out with their most classic album while I was in high school. This album along with several other bands albums at the time didnít make us think that it was going to go down in rock history as a classic rock album, we just knew it was great music. In the end, Leftoverture did go down in history with Carry On My Wayward Son being the definitive song from this band. It was played on the radio all the time back then. It kicked into high gear immediately. It was very unique. Everyone at my high school knew of this band.
Then they followed up 1976ís Leftoverture with the album Point of Know Return in 1977. That had the title track on the radio all the time and a very different song, also on the radio as a single was Dust in the Wind. Back then, I never saw the band live and donít really remember them coming to any arena around me.
I did see them once in Atlanta in the 2000ís but when they came to the local Fall for Greenville street festival in 2007, I had to go try to film them. They were on a small makeshift stage at the end of a street that was closed off. They played a decent length set and really rocked. Of course, all three of those biggest hits were played. This was probably the biggest band that ever played this festival. In the past and ever since it was just local bands. Well, I guess Kansas was a semi-local band since their present home is Atlanta, GA. But this was the only previously big time signed band to ever play in this festival.
I even ran audio on the WM-D6C with the intent of having an audio I can listen to in my car. The Sony D7 DAT deck I used to have was broken, so I dusted off the Sony WM-D6C and ran separate audio the old school way on cassette tapes! DigitalDan remastered the tapes and with modern technology, Guitard was able to align the analog tapes and synch it to the video as an alternate audio. So, Carry On with Kansas in downtown Greenville! CBG5150 Posted to DIME 2016-10-04.
