Other famous musicians to record Leiber and Stoller’s song include Willie Nelson, James Brown, and Sammie Davis Jr.įrank Zappa performed the “Kansas City Shuffle.” Van Morrison had “The Eternal Kansas City”: “Dig your Charlie Parker / Basie and Young.” Yusuf (Cat Stevens) sang “18th Avenue (Kansas City Nightmare).” Clearly, and sadly, he did not have a pleasant stay. The Beatles sang of Kansas City beginning in 1961 with “Kansas City / Hey-Hey-Hey-Hey,” which they took from Little Richard’s work of the late 1950s, itself a version of the 1952 classic “Kansas City” by Leiber and Stoller (“I’m going to Kansas City / Kansas City here I come…”). There’s much to hear, from the gems of local talent (“Get Out – The KC Streetcar Song,” Kemet the Phantom) to the fantastic artists from afar (“Train From Kansas City,” Neko Case) to the biggest names in music history:

You can check out the full interview with Tech N9ne including all his comments on the Chiefs and Patrick Mahomes in the video at the top of the page.One’s city pride quickly swells upon perusing Spotify for songs about Kansas City. He said that maybe he’d do a track called,”MaHomie” and then jokingly sang what could be a chorus to the song. They also asked if he had any songs in the pipeline that could be inspired by the Chiefs’ star quarterback. He thinks they’ve got the fight and the firepower to get a win with a second chance. He seems to be under the impression that if the Chiefs and Rams do get a rematch in the Super Bowl that the Chiefs will be able to come out on top.

TMZ Sports caught up with Tech N9ne and asked him about Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs-Rams game. On his 2017 album titled Dominion, Tech N9ne had a track called Wheels Like Hill that was inspired by none other than the Chiefs receiver Tyreek Hill. His work has already been inspired by the Chiefs in the past. Kansas City native Tech N9ne is a known Chiefs fan and longtime supporter of the team.

It’s not uncommon for musicians and rap artists to put some of their favorite athletes into their songs.

Tech n9ne songs about kansas city