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Kerry Allen Livgren (born
September 18, 1949) is an
American musician, best
known as one of the
founding members and
primary songwriters for the American...
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released on
their 1976
studio album, Leftoverture.
Written by
guitarist Kerry Livgren, the song
became the band's
first Top 40 hit,
reaching No. 11 on the US...
- and his
compositions dominate the album, with
Kansas co-founder
Kerry Livgren only
contributing three tracks.
Because the
sound of
Drastic Measures is...
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Kansas as "staples" of
classic rock radio. In 1969, Don
Montre and
Kerry Livgren (guitars, keyboards, synthesizers) were
performing in a band
called the...
- songs; it fell on
Kerry Livgren to fill the void. The new
compositions retained much of the
classically inspired complexity of
Livgren's previous work. As with...
- did not join the rest of the band at
Kerry Livgren's studio. His
contribution were
solely vocals.
Livgren composed all of the album's tracks, and the...
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American progressive rock band
Kansas and
written by band
member Kerry Livgren,
first released on
their 1977
album Point of Know Return. The song peaked...
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After the band's split, Hope
started the
Christian band AD with
Kerry Livgren,
Michael Gleason,
Warren Ham, and
Dennis Holt. AD
released two
albums and...
- sp****
acoustic nature. The
guitar line for the song was
written by
Kerry Livgren as a
finger exercise for
learning fingerpicking. His wife, Vicci, heard...
- both guitarist/keyboard
player Kerry Livgren and b****
player Dave Hope to Christianity, and the
focus that
Livgren placed on his
religion in the band's...
