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Track List
01) Silhouettes in Disguise
01) Gax
02) Power
02) Kontact Me
03) All I Wanted
03) Starter
04) Secret Service
04) Jeffer
05) We're Not Alone Anymore
05) Transmission
06) Musicatto
06) Nerve
07) Taking in the View
07) Trooper
08) Three Pretenders
08) Drummer
09) Tomb 19
09) Sweet Light
10) Can't Cry Anymore
10) Rozz Box
11) Nott
12) Heart Attack
01) Silhouettes in Disguise
01) Gax
02) Power
02) Kontact Me
03) All I Wanted
03) Starter
04) Secret Service
04) Jeffer
05) We're Not Alone Anymore
05) Transmission
06) Musicatto
06) Nerve
07) Taking in the View
07) Trooper
08) Three Pretenders
08) Drummer
09) Tomb 19
09) Sweet Light
10) Can't Cry Anymore
10) Rozz Box
11) Nott
12) Heart Attack
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4:37
4:26
4:23
3:21
3:43
4:41
3:47
4:16
6:12
3:32
5:06
2:57
5:42
3:55
5:17
3:50
5:16
3:59
6:00
5:16
4:32
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First Released
1986
Progressive Rock
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Rock/Pop
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Power is the tenth studio album by American rock band Kansas, released in 1986.
A year and a half after Kansas disbanded at the end of the Drastic Measures tour, former lead singer Steve Walsh returned to revive Kansas along with original band members Phil Ehart and Rich Williams. Guitarist Steve Morse, who joined at Ehart's invitation after the two met at a concert in Atlanta, became significant in the new lineup. Bass guitarist and vocalist Billy Greer (who had worked with Walsh in the short-lived band Streets after he left Kansas in 1981) completed the lineup, which began rehearsing in July 1985 while Walsh was finishing up a tour as sideman for Cheap Trick. They released Power the following year.
The bouncy single "All I Wanted", although out of character for Kansas, fit in well with the mid-'80s pop music scene and sparked a comeback for the band fueled by the song's promotional video receiving heavy rotation on cable music video channels. The video featured clips of a variety of women walking and smiling but only Walsh and Morse from the band appear in the video. Specially mixed by producer Humberto Gatica, the song was a major top 40 and adult contemporary hit that can still be heard on soft rock radio stations, yet the band has not played the song in concert for many years.
The follow-up singles "Power" and "Can't Cry Anymore" failed to receive significant airplay, though the former is the last Kansas single to date to hit the Billboard Top 100 pop charts. A video featuring comedian Richard Belzer was produced for "Can't Cry Anymore" but was never widely released. Both songs were edited and remixed by Gatica for release as singles.
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Power is the tenth studio album by American rock band Kansas, released in 1986.
A year and a half after Kansas disbanded at the end of the Drastic Measures tour, former lead singer Steve Walsh returned to revive Kansas along with original band members Phil Ehart and Rich Williams. Guitarist Steve Morse, who joined at Ehart's invitation after the two met at a concert in Atlanta, became significant in the new lineup. Bass guitarist and vocalist Billy Greer (who had worked with Walsh in the short-lived band Streets after he left Kansas in 1981) completed the lineup, which began rehearsing in July 1985 while Walsh was finishing up a tour as sideman for Cheap Trick. They released Power the following year.
The bouncy single "All I Wanted", although out of character for Kansas, fit in well with the mid-'80s pop music scene and sparked a comeback for the band fueled by the song's promotional video receiving heavy rotation on cable music video channels. The video featured clips of a variety of women walking and smiling but only Walsh and Morse from the band appear in the video. Specially mixed by producer Humberto Gatica, the song was a major top 40 and adult contemporary hit that can still be heard on soft rock radio stations, yet the band has not played the song in concert for many years.
The follow-up singles "Power" and "Can't Cry Anymore" failed to receive significant airplay, though the former is the last Kansas single to date to hit the Billboard Top 100 pop charts. A video featuring comedian Richard Belzer was produced for "Can't Cry Anymore" but was never widely released. Both songs were edited and remixed by Gatica for release as singles.
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