Kansas (180 Gram Tra 012/13/2004 A1 Elvis Presley In The

A1 Elvis Presley In The Ghetto   A2 Scott McKenzie San Francisco (Be Sure To Wear Flowers In Your Hair)   A3 The Drifters Save The Last Dance For Me   A4 Roy Orbison Goodnight   A5 Doris Day Move Over Darling   A6 Harry Nilsson Everybody's Talkin'   A7 Bobby Vinton Roses Are Red   A8 Roger Whittaker If I Were A Rich Man   A9 Johnny Cash A Boy Named Sue   A10 Buzz Clifford Baby Sittin' Boogie   B1 Zager & Evans In The Year 2525 (Exordium & Terminus)   B2 Nina Simone Ain't Got No - I Got Life   B3 Box Tops The Letter   B4 Gary Puckett & The Union Gap Young Girl   B5 Georgie Fame The Ballad Of Bonnie And Cycle   B6 Paul Anka Love Me Warm And Tender   B7 The Shuffles Cha-La-La

Full Length Vinyl 1 Side A 01 Choice of Colors - By Gladys Knight 02 It's All Right

" Despite Mudhoney's gripe that the whole early-'90s Seattle scene was "Overblown

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Kansas (180 Gram Tra 012/13/2004 A1 Elvis Presley In TheKansas: Steve Walsh (vocals, keyboards); Kerry Livgren (guitar, vocals); Rich Williams (guitar); Robbie Steinhardt (violin, keyboards, vocals); Dave Hope (bass); Phil Ehart (drums). Like their contemporaries Styx and (early) Journey, Kansas combined the influence of British prog bands Yes and King Crimson with a more straightforward pop rock sensibility. Those seemingly disparate elements were never more sharply juxtaposed for Kansas than on their