Elton John’s longtime writing partner, Bernie Taupin, wrote this song for Stevie Nicks. Stevie passed. Heart picked it up. This was Heart’s first #1 and very rare - Nancy on vocals.
This song hit Number One and was played often on MTV. It has Nancy singing lead while her sister Ann is often considered the greatest female rock vocalist with Nancy on backing vocals and guitars. You just added the most legendary sisters in rock history to your excellent Playlist. Thanks.
The backup singer in this video is the lead singer, the singer in this song is mainly backup vocals and a helluva guitar player. Apparently she had a cold when singing the song, which is why it was raspy lol
The lyrics are smooth, two of the best voices ever, but these times back then were different. Commercial music really took a change. Heart, you will only a rock band to me 💖
@@glassontherocksHave you ever really seen her play? Nothing easy about a lot of her beautiful guitar work. I get what you're saying; she did not often play lead electric guitar but she's still a fabulous guitarist.
Been a Heart fan since childhood. Unfortunately, reactors focus on Ann’s greatness and Nancy gets pushed to the side. Even this video production is misleading …. These Dreams is a must see live.
This really isn't a good representation of Heart's music. First off this is not sung by their lead singer, and second it's a soft ballad. The actual lead singer, Ann Wilson, is widely regarded as the greatest female hard rock singer of all time, whereas Nancy has a nice but unremarkable voice. Barracuda or one of their hard rockers is a much better example of their work.
Elton John’s longtime writing partner, Bernie Taupin, wrote this song for Stevie Nicks. Stevie passed. Heart picked it up.
This was Heart’s first #1 and very rare - Nancy on vocals.
One of my favorite songs from heart ❤️
This song hit Number One and was played often on MTV. It has Nancy singing lead while her sister Ann is often considered the greatest female rock vocalist with Nancy on backing vocals and guitars. You just added the most legendary sisters in rock history to your excellent Playlist. Thanks.
Beautiful song, great reaction have a great day ❤❤
This video was video of the decade in the 80’s. Written by several people including Bernie Taupin who wrote all the lyrics for Elton John.
I’d forgotten how entertaining the video was.
They hooked us… in the Heart.
The backup singer in this video is the lead singer, the singer in this song is mainly backup vocals and a helluva guitar player. Apparently she had a cold when singing the song, which is why it was raspy lol
The lyrics are smooth, two of the best voices ever, but these times back then were different. Commercial music really took a change. Heart, you will only a rock band to me 💖
Ann Wilson, the brunette has the best female voice in Rock and roll history.
That was beautiful ❤️❤️ ☮️
Nancy has a voice like Ann. and she plays a mean guitar.
She played the easy stuff the Guys burned down the guitars.
@@glassontherocksHave you ever really seen her play? Nothing easy about a lot of her beautiful guitar work. I get what you're saying; she did not often play lead electric guitar but she's still a fabulous guitarist.
Check out a song called "bed of roses" by a band called bon Jovi. It won't disappoint. Wish u health and happiness happiness happiness happiness
Been a Heart fan since childhood. Unfortunately, reactors focus on Ann’s greatness and Nancy gets pushed to the side.
Even this video production is misleading …. These Dreams is a must see live.
I didn’t know who was singing the song until I saw a stage version of it.
No hope in the terrible US with Biden! Hope you guys get him and the Dems out for good!!
This really isn't a good representation of Heart's music. First off this is not sung by their lead singer, and second it's a soft ballad. The actual lead singer, Ann Wilson, is widely regarded as the greatest female hard rock singer of all time, whereas Nancy has a nice but unremarkable voice. Barracuda or one of their hard rockers is a much better example of their work.
Maybe not to you,WJF, but it sure is a convincing display of the breadth of their musical & emotional range.