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Phillip W.
Ehart (born
February 4, 1951) is the
drummer in the
progressive rock band Kansas. He and Rich
Williams are the only two
members who have appeared...
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lasted until early 1971 when
Ehart, Hope and some of the
others left to re-form
White Clover.[citation needed]
Ehart was
replaced by Zeke Lowe and later...
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features constant members Rich
Williams (currently as lead guitarist) and Phil
Ehart,
alongside b****ist and
vocalist Billy Greer (since 1985, co-lead vocalist...
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consistent original members of the rock band
Kansas alongside drummer Phil
Ehart. Both have
appeared on
every Kansas album to date.
Williams shared guitar...
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guitarist Rich
Williams on the song's
impact and
enduring appeal Drummer Phil
Ehart recalled that
Livgren mentioned a new song as
Kansas was ****ng up to leave...
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Saratoga included Meredith, Montre, Wright, Livgren, Phil
Ehart and Dave Hope. In 1970,
Livgren and
Ehart decided to form a new
group by
combining the best members...
- Rich
Williams –
electric and
acoustic guitars Dave Hope – b****
guitar Phil
Ehart – drums,
percussion Additional personnel Toye LaRocca,
Cheryl Norman – children's...
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giving a New Year's Eve
concert at the end of
their 1983 tour,
although Ehart, Williams, and
Elefante sta**** to
record the song "Perfect Lover" for The...
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albums thus far. In 1978 he was invited,
along with
Kansas drummer Phil
Ehart, to play on
Steve Hackett's
second solo
album Please Don't Touch. He sang...
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contributions by
Ronnie Platt (2 songs) and
founding member Phil
Ehart (4 songs).
Ehart also came up with the
album title, as well as at
least three of...
