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34th State of the [[United States of America]]. | 34th State of the [[United States of America]]. | ||
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*[[72/12/01 Wichita KS US Century II]] | *[[72/12/01 Wichita KS US Century II]] | ||
*[[74/03/08 Kansas City KS US Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall]] | *[[74/03/08 Kansas City KS US Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall]] | ||
Revision as of 14:45, 15 August 2026
34th State of the United States of America.
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Frank Zappa concerts in Kansas
- 72/12/01 Wichita KS US Century II
- 74/03/08 Kansas City KS US Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall
- 75/10/14 Kansas City KS US Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall
- 80/04/11 Wichita KS US Henry Levitt Arena, Wichita State University
- 80/04/13 Kansas City KS US Soldiers And Sailors Memorial Hall
References to Kansas in Frank Zappa's work
- It Can't Happen Here includes the lines, "Who could imagine that they would freak out somewhere/in Kansas . . ."
- It's From Kansas
- JCB & Kansas On The Bus 1
- JCB & Kansas On The Bus 2
People born in Kansas
- Nancy Kassebaum was one of the Senators at the PMRC hearings
- Terry Kirkman
- Moondog (born in Marysville)
- Charlie Parker
- Billy Porter's nickname was "Kansas".
- Glen van Vliet
Frank Zappa about Kansas
From Mother In Lore, Zappa's interview in the January 5, 1974 Melody Maker:
"It was roughly the same thing that happened when surfing became a craze. There were people in Kansas that had woody wagons and a surf board and there wasn't even a lake!"
