Since you love her so much, for your own edification listen to this song from the Cal Jam 2 concert. She hits a note in that concert that is still traveling the universe. Unbelievable.
Heart was one of my favorite bands back in the 80s! I saw them in concert several times and they never disappointed! Thank you for the commentary and reaction!
I'm a pre 1982 Heart fan. Saw them many times in concert. No in ear monitors, no pitch correction, often outdoor venues...amazing, accurate vocals from Ann as well as the rest of the band. After attending zillion concerts over the years, Heart was top-shelf. Your commentary is spot on.
When Ann Wilson sings, she makes it look so effortless. No matter how impressive her vocals come out, you can always tell she has plenty more in the tank.
This is the Heart I remember so fondly. Though the band is from Seattle, they called my Vancouver, Canada, home for their earliest years. Before the fame, they played at one of my high school dances, they played at local roller skating rinks, they played free concerts in the city parks, anywhere they could. After they blew me away at my high school, I went to as many of their shows as I could. I was there often enough they began to recognise me, though we never spoke. Just nods and smiles of recognition. Beth, you're exactly right on about the Folk sound in Ann's voice. Heart's early sound was a blend of Rock, R&B, Gypsy/Folk, with a heavy does of Led Zeppelin. Ann also played flute in those early years. I've a story about the last time I saw them on a beautiful August night under the stars, but I've said it so often in reactions to the band. As the closing act of a full day of bands and singers, they were the closing act and even managed to top the Little River Band and their gorgeous harmonies. The Wilson sisters had bigger hits during the 1980s but, for me, nothing can match the beauty of the original band and how incredibly good they really were. ♥
I still remember when they came back home to the Seattle area, from playing the bars & small venues in Vancouver, Canada. They'd been there because Ann's BF, Michael Fisher (brother of Guitarist Roger) was avoiding the Vietnam Draft. Ann & Nancy's Father, a hero in WW2, intervened with the corrupt local Draft Board to keep him out of Vietnam. Subsequently they were playing small venues around Seattle. We were too young to get into bars, but had heard the buzz around town for quite awhile about "these two Chicks from Bellevue (Seattle suburb) that sound just like Led Zeppelin." We camped out half the night in he parking lot of a nightclub in N. Seattle, trying to get the Bouncer/Doorman to keep it open so we could hear. Not long after that, they finally broke out in the U.S. I've seen them several times in the last 45 years, and they've never disappointed. I'd go so far as riding my bicycle 30 miles round trip to see a concert! Ann's voice is/was the best ever in Rock, hands down. The blood harmony with Sister Nancy is special. Nancy's acoustic guitar ability is amazing, too. Now, even @ 73, Ann still sounds great. Sure, you can tell a difference but age has taken very little. Listen to the song "Mistral Wind," the power ballad to end all power ballads. For a truly fantastic experience showing how NOBODY can cover Led Zep like them, listen to "The Battle of Evermore" from "Live in Seattle" 2002. Absolutely stunning, do I daresay it's BETTER than the original?!!
I saw them in concert many years ago. She is someone you have to see in person. Your speakers no matter how good cannot pick up the range that she can do in the life performance
Thanks Beth as always for your great reaction to HEART..Ann Wilson is my favorite female singer when I first heard her inthe 1970's..As you know she has done amazing covers of Led Zeppelin..One of my other favorite songs of hers is "Dog And Butterfly" I think she can sing about anything..And let's not forget Nancy not only a great guitar player and back up vocals but also a very good singer too..
Ann still sounds so amazing, she just released an album with her new band, that sound fantastic. Her voice is a bit grittier but I really enjoy it, it's more mature, like one would expect half a century later.
The legend says that Roger Fisher heard about Van Halen (by that time Eddie Van Halen was famous because he turned his back so no one could see what he was doing with his guitar), and Roger took it to another level, he tuned up his guitar with the next setting (E - A - D - G - D - G) so everybody could see him but no one sounded like him because of his tuning. That's why he sound so exotic even though he seems to play pentatonic scales Sorry for the awful english hahaha Greetings from Mexico :)
First saw Heart in Spring of 1976 at UCSB Campus Stadium. Great show under the California along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and Jefferson Starship. Best show ever!
The guitarist you notice playing the lead is the underappreciated Roger Fisher. He was responsible for a lot of their early rock sound. Howard Leese is the other guitarist, who played keys as well as guitar. And Nancy, as she did on many songs early in Heart's career, is playing acoustic guitar here - probably her strongest instrument - and singing harmony vocals.
No disrespect to Nancy who knows the number of guitar styles but she is 3rd best guitarist on that stage that's why she's playing rhythm and that was true in many of the early songs
Thank you so much for this video! Its such a joy to listen to your reactions and comments that make me appreciate the mastery of my favorite artists! Beth, you not only roar, you rock!
Hi Beth This song is about her then boyfriend the brother to Roger. Ann just released a album the end of last month. At 73 she still Rocks and still Beautiful
In my yoot, Anne Wilson and Linda Ronstadt were the premiere female voices of rock, with power, clarity, and dead-on pitch control. Today, we have very few in their league. Floor Jansen, obviously, and maybe Simone Simmons and Amy Lee. They seem to have gravitated to metal bands.
Magic Man... Inspired by Ann's real life phone calls with her mother about her relationship with the draft dodging band manager in Canada. The Wilson Sisters are from Seattle and their father served in the Marine Corp. Complicated to say the least. .
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When I was a kid 13 or 14, I didn't dislike Heart but ignored them for other stuff. I got the chance to see them live when I was 15 and boy did that change in a big way real fast. That was 40 years ago and it might still be one of the best live shows I've seen and not to brag, that's saying something. They were amazing throughout but their encore covers of Zeppelin were mind bogglingly good. The first one was Rock`n`Roll and I had no idea they even did Zeppelin covers at that time. I seem to recall needing both hands to pick my jaw up off the floor. 😏
Heart was the first concert my mom ever took me to....they were opening for Nelson...a sin I know but even as a like, 6 year old boy the Wilson sisters absolutely blew my mind.
on top of all this brilliance .. and those sisters lived in my town and were pretty kick ass as people.. but a long with the vocals and the guitars.. the hair .. the hair ruled! thanks for doing Heart .. always my favs
Magic Man is a good song and their first hit that was huge but they have many great ones other than that song alone Dog and Butterfly Barracuda Mistrial Wind ,chek them out
First heard Heart at the Cotten Bowl, July 4th, 1975, i think, Willy Nelson played after them, but i left after heart played because it was had to be 140° on the field. I was 14, drove there from 3 hours away. Times were very different. And yes Heart blew my mind they were so good. All of them. Also, at 8:52, you are hearing both Nancy and her sister in the harmony, not sure who sings what.
You should really listen to "don't tell me" off of disturbed's last album Divisive that came out in 2022 he did a duo with Ann Wilson it's an amazing Duo
I will give you my personal experience with early Heart! In the seventies before they moved to Vancouver and started releasing their own music, they played bars in the Seattle area as a Led Zeppelin cover band, and you can see that influence in their music!
Fantastic analysis and breakdown, Beth. Heart live was the greatest rock concert experience (imo) in the 70s. I think two of Ann's over top live vocals performances were on: "Unchained Melody" and "I've Got the Music in Me".
Disculpa mi ignorancia quien es lu ky❓ bueno solo quiero decirte que en tu reacción estás. Muy hermosa me recuerda algo del pasado no se a la mejor estoy delirando pero en fin el punto es que eres muy talentosa en lo que haces y te felicito mucho 💙
You couldn't have picked a better example of a female powerhouse from the 70's-80's. Heart exploded in 1976 with Dreamboat Annie...becoming the first hard rock band fronted by women. (my view). We saw her this summer in Wisconsin. She remains a solid sopranic voice tho her breath holding power has diminished... ..she's 73 and often sits down because of weakness. But when she sang Heart classics...all you heard was astounding applause. Aside: she appeared near Milwaukee the same weekend of Harley Davidson's 120th Anniversary...whose main performers were Green Day and Foo Fighters. She held her own.. giving a great performance 20 miles away. In the arena of classic rock...she is still a masterful jewel. Thanks for covering this most talented woman. 👏 😊
Human limitations don’t really apply to Ann ❤ She- like all the best vocalists- understand dynamics. Aretha, Celine, etc don’t blow up every verse or phrase just because they can. Great reaction
Loved this Beth! Heart really was it back then. Struggling with a heart (the inside the chest one) condition can be a struggle. I unfortunately know first hand, still here. I hope one day again you’ll touch on Karen and her ability to sing like and angel and play the drums. That combination is so rare and name other females who did it, even rarer. The Carpenters appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1970 at Walter Reed Hospital in a live performance is maybe an exceptional example. I think it would make for an excellent analysis. I hope you agree. Trying to keep her spirit with us and you can provide the venue. Be well and Roar!
Interesting that you mentioned Joni Mitchell because now I can't unhear that here. Joni had entered her jazz-pop era around this time with Court and Spark, but acoustic Joni wasn't too far back in time here.
I really can't believe you haven't gone down the Moriah Formica rabbit hole yet. She is this generation's Ann Wilson and has one of the best voices in rock music today. Her band PLUSH is going to be opening for Disturbed and Falling in Reverse this Winter, and she is also a featured singer in Trans Siberian Orchestra. She literally sounds like a young Ann Wilson when singing any Heart song. Her versions of Barracuda and Crazy on You are sewn into TH-cam history as being the best. She was also a 4 chair turn on The Voice at 16 singing Crazy on You. You really need to check her out - you won't be disappointed!!!!
Hope you've heard the studio version by now. This live one is fun - but the original album version is a tour de force. Not just Ann Wilson, but the whole band is on fire. Early/mid 70s Heart rules.
I did not know that Anne Wilson was multilingual. I'm a high school graduate, Army Veteran who without any formal education (I have in the past employed tudors)speaks Spanish, German, French, and Japanese, as well as a passing English. I'd rate myself as a good distance from fluent in Japanese. I'll make a fair number of grammatical errors if I don't speak very slowly. Of the other languages German is by far my strongest. I've had a couple Germans who were surprised to learn that I wasn't German
This is an unusual rendition of the song, with a lot more of the Joni Mitchell type folksy sound. Some other recordings have her broadening out to her full sound on every chorus.
Que reação incrível, gosto como vc é tão técnica, gostaria de saber se vc poderia reagir a um cantor brasileiro, Gabriel Henrique, ele recentemente foi ao programa AGT e ganhou o golden buzzer, ele acabou de fazer um cover do Michael Jackson com a música Earth Song e ficou realmente insano, inexplicavelmente perfeito, ficou maravilhoso, se vc pudesse reagir, vc realmente atrairia a legião de fã que o segue, e reagem a todos vídeos dele são reagidos.
Just came across your channel recently and love your reviews that i have watched so far. I have a couple suggestions for you to check out. A cover band called First to Eleven, just released their version of "Someone Like You" by Adele and they have over 400 videos on you tube to pick from. Also three of the members of First to Eleven are in a band called Concrete Castles which does original music. They just recently released a second album called "Brand New Me" whic has some really good songs. Check out the song "Smile from that album, her haunting vocals were amazing. Audra Miller is the vocalist in both bands.
Ya, that is Fisher not Nancy. It's not popular with modern audiences but the backing band came up with many of the progressions and compositions, both guitar and singing, we love today. Oh no!
@devildog5354 Yes! I was hoping someone would say that....Although I have been (jokingly) saying that about this particular song for years...."Ann wrote this song about me, even though I was only 10 years old when the song came out." lol
Ann in her prime was untouchable on vocals. Still to this day one of the best female rock vocalist 🤘🏼
“Crazy on You” really showcases Ann’s amazing vocal range and skills 😳😍
Since you love her so much, for your own edification listen to this song from the Cal Jam 2 concert. She hits a note in that concert that is still traveling the universe. Unbelievable.
As for traveling, Freddy Mercurys’ voice seeks out blackholes and subsequently Freddy shall be our Ambassador of Music to the Delta Quadrant…
Roger Fisher and Howard Leese don't get enough credit for the guitar work they put in
DeRosier and Fossen don't get enough credit for their rhythm section either.
Howard was always trying to get all the credit, Roger Fisher was and is the man
As a guitar player, the studio into is hands down the most fascinating electric guitar into in history!
When Roger left the sound was gone.....
it's one thing to have a great voice, it's another thing to know how to use it. SHE knows!
Heart was one of my favorite bands back in the 80s! I saw them in concert several times and they never disappointed! Thank you for the commentary and reaction!
The Wilson sisters are a force to be reckoned with.
I'm a pre 1982 Heart fan. Saw them many times in concert. No in ear monitors, no pitch correction, often outdoor venues...amazing, accurate vocals from Ann as well as the rest of the band.
After attending zillion concerts over the years, Heart was top-shelf.
Your commentary is spot on.
Ann is a force of nature. Could not think of anything else. Sister chisled from some fine rock.
When Ann Wilson sings, she makes it look so effortless. No matter how impressive her vocals come out, you can always tell she has plenty more in the tank.
Heart is amazing. Your music is great Beth. Thanks!
Thank you so much!
73 and still going strong. I saw her play with Heart in like 2014ish and it was incredible. She is a gift. They all are.
This is the Heart I remember so fondly. Though the band is from Seattle, they called my Vancouver, Canada, home for their earliest years. Before the fame, they played at one of my high school dances, they played at local roller skating rinks, they played free concerts in the city parks, anywhere they could. After they blew me away at my high school, I went to as many of their shows as I could. I was there often enough they began to recognise me, though we never spoke. Just nods and smiles of recognition.
Beth, you're exactly right on about the Folk sound in Ann's voice. Heart's early sound was a blend of Rock, R&B, Gypsy/Folk, with a heavy does of Led Zeppelin. Ann also played flute in those early years. I've a story about the last time I saw them on a beautiful August night under the stars, but I've said it so often in reactions to the band. As the closing act of a full day of bands and singers, they were the closing act and even managed to top the Little River Band and their gorgeous harmonies.
The Wilson sisters had bigger hits during the 1980s but, for me, nothing can match the beauty of the original band and how incredibly good they really were. ♥
@Unit_104 I do, yeah. 🙂
I still remember when they came back home to the Seattle area, from playing the bars & small venues in Vancouver, Canada. They'd been there because Ann's BF, Michael Fisher (brother of Guitarist Roger) was avoiding the Vietnam Draft. Ann & Nancy's Father, a hero in WW2, intervened with the corrupt local Draft Board to keep him out of Vietnam. Subsequently they were playing small venues around Seattle. We were too young to get into bars, but had heard the buzz around town for quite awhile about "these two Chicks from Bellevue (Seattle suburb) that sound just like Led Zeppelin." We camped out half the night in he parking lot of a nightclub in N. Seattle, trying to get the Bouncer/Doorman to keep it open so we could hear. Not long after that, they finally broke out in the U.S. I've seen them several times in the last 45 years, and they've never disappointed. I'd go so far as riding my bicycle 30 miles round trip to see a concert! Ann's voice is/was the best ever in Rock, hands down. The blood harmony with Sister Nancy is special. Nancy's acoustic guitar ability is amazing, too. Now, even @ 73, Ann still sounds great. Sure, you can tell a difference but age has taken very little. Listen to the song "Mistral Wind," the power ballad to end all power ballads. For a truly fantastic experience showing how NOBODY can cover Led Zep like them, listen to "The Battle of Evermore" from "Live in Seattle" 2002. Absolutely stunning, do I daresay it's BETTER than the original?!!
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I saw them in concert many years ago. She is someone you have to see in person. Your speakers no matter how good cannot pick up the range that she can do in the life performance
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Thanks Beth as always for your great reaction to HEART..Ann Wilson is my favorite female singer when I first heard her inthe 1970's..As you know she has done amazing covers of Led Zeppelin..One of my other favorite songs of hers is "Dog And Butterfly" I think she can sing about anything..And let's not forget Nancy not only a great guitar player and back up vocals but also a very good singer too..
Ann still sounds so amazing, she just released an album with her new band, that sound fantastic. Her voice is a bit grittier but I really enjoy it, it's more mature, like one would expect half a century later.
Nancy on piano and guitar Ann on vocals
The legend says that Roger Fisher heard about Van Halen (by that time Eddie Van Halen was famous because he turned his back so no one could see what he was doing with his guitar), and Roger took it to another level, he tuned up his guitar with the next setting (E - A - D - G - D - G) so everybody could see him but no one sounded like him because of his tuning.
That's why he sound so exotic even though he seems to play pentatonic scales
Sorry for the awful english hahaha
Greetings from Mexico :)
She'll still blow you away.
Love your reaction.
Heart remains a powerhouse, saw them in concert several years ago and they still perform at an incredibly high level.
Nice reaction. Thanks
Love it. I still have this vision in my head that they go home for Christmas dinner after making it big. Guess what two gals are doing the dishes?
What a great performance. The original line up of Heart was fantastic.
First saw Heart in Spring of 1976 at UCSB Campus Stadium. Great show under the California along with Lynyrd Skynyrd and Jefferson Starship. Best show ever!
The guitarist you notice playing the lead is the underappreciated Roger Fisher. He was responsible for a lot of their early rock sound. Howard Leese is the other guitarist, who played keys as well as guitar. And Nancy, as she did on many songs early in Heart's career, is playing acoustic guitar here - probably her strongest instrument - and singing harmony vocals.
I always thought it odd Nancy plays rhythm guitar in her own band. Band founders usually play lead.
No disrespect to Nancy who knows the number of guitar styles but she is 3rd best guitarist on that stage that's why she's playing rhythm and that was true in many of the early songs
@@headlibrarian1996 Technically neither Ann or Nancy are founders. Ann joined a year before Nancy.
Yeah, Heart was a band, not a duet. Not to take away from the sisters, they are truly amazing but there other amazing people playing with them.
One of the best bands to ever do it.
I was 16 in 1976, and Heart was one of the super groups of that time. Totally loved them and still do.
Thank you so much for this video! Its such a joy to listen to your reactions and comments that make me appreciate the mastery of my favorite artists! Beth, you not only roar, you rock!
Hi Beth This song is about her then boyfriend the brother to Roger. Ann just released a album the end of last month. At 73 she still Rocks and still Beautiful
Exelente canción, mejor análisis. Felicidades.!!!!!
In my yoot, Anne Wilson and Linda Ronstadt were the premiere female voices of rock, with power, clarity, and dead-on pitch control. Today, we have very few in their league. Floor Jansen, obviously, and maybe Simone Simmons and Amy Lee. They seem to have gravitated to metal bands.
Another great song reaction to Heart. For a bit of change of pace check out "Dream Boat Annie".
Saw them around this time, mid to late seventies.
Ann Wilson is a bona fide Rock 'n Roll goddess!
Magic Man... Inspired by Ann's real life phone calls with her mother about her relationship with the draft dodging band manager in Canada. The Wilson Sisters are from Seattle and their father served in the Marine Corp. Complicated to say the least. .
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Great reaction as usual but how come you miss Cem Adrian - Summertime.. Hope u d find some time ❤
Hi Beth! IMHO Ann Wilson is one of the top 5 rock singers EVER. Her voice is like a chainsaw wrapped in velvet when she really lets go.
Good analogy!
When I was a kid 13 or 14, I didn't dislike Heart but ignored them for other stuff. I got the chance to see them live when I was 15 and boy did that change in a big way real fast. That was 40 years ago and it might still be one of the best live shows I've seen and not to brag, that's saying something. They were amazing throughout but their encore covers of Zeppelin were mind bogglingly good. The first one was Rock`n`Roll and I had no idea they even did Zeppelin covers at that time. I seem to recall needing both hands to pick my jaw up off the floor. 😏
Heart was the first concert my mom ever took me to....they were opening for Nelson...a sin I know but even as a like, 6 year old boy the Wilson sisters absolutely blew my mind.
What a first concert!!
That guitar playing is insane.
1:15 I got up and ran down to my door to see who was knocking 🤣🤣🤣
on top of all this brilliance .. and those sisters lived in my town and were pretty kick ass as people.. but a long with the vocals and the guitars.. the hair .. the hair ruled! thanks for doing Heart .. always my favs
Magic Man is a good song and their first hit that was huge but they have many great ones other than that song alone Dog and Butterfly Barracuda Mistrial Wind ,chek them out
Music from the HEART always produces MAGIC!!!:):):)
heart was my first ever concert, 1977
I really enjoy your reactions! Keep it up!
congrats on your album! I love the cover.
Thanks so much!
First heard Heart at the Cotten Bowl, July 4th, 1975, i think, Willy Nelson played after them, but i left after heart played because it was had to be 140° on the field. I was 14, drove there from 3 hours away. Times were very different. And yes Heart blew my mind they were so good. All of them. Also, at 8:52, you are hearing both Nancy and her sister in the harmony, not sure who sings what.
You should really listen to "don't tell me" off of disturbed's last album Divisive that came out in 2022 he did a duo with Ann Wilson it's an amazing Duo
She's right up on the SM-57 mic. I think I still have a suitcase of those mikes, untouched since the 80s
Great stuff. It's neat to hear how your favourite singers get their sounds. I usually just yell and hope for the best.
I will give you my personal experience with early Heart! In the seventies before they moved to Vancouver and started releasing their own music, they played bars in the Seattle area as a Led Zeppelin cover band, and you can see that influence in their music!
You just don’t hear such highly melodic tunes like these now in the mainstream.
It's because songs today aren't being written with a blues influence.
For 1976, that was really good recording quality - because Heart had the money to get the best!
Fantastic analysis and breakdown, Beth. Heart live was the greatest rock concert experience (imo) in the 70s. I think two of Ann's over top live vocals performances were on: "Unchained Melody" and "I've Got the Music in Me".
Had such a crush on these girls!
Cantante con mucho poder y la música facinante en la canción encontré todo y en el vídeo también y la coach Mmmm mmmmmm 🇲🇽👏👏🍀🍀
Disculpa mi ignorancia quien es lu ky❓ bueno solo quiero decirte que en tu reacción estás. Muy hermosa me recuerda algo del pasado no se a la mejor estoy delirando pero en fin el punto es que eres muy talentosa en lo que haces y te felicito mucho 💙
You couldn't have picked a better example of a female powerhouse from the 70's-80's. Heart exploded in 1976 with Dreamboat Annie...becoming the first hard rock band fronted by women. (my view). We saw her this summer in Wisconsin. She remains a solid sopranic voice tho her breath holding power has diminished... ..she's 73 and often sits down because of weakness. But when she sang Heart classics...all you heard was astounding applause. Aside: she appeared near Milwaukee the same weekend of Harley Davidson's 120th Anniversary...whose main performers were Green Day and Foo Fighters. She held her own.. giving a great performance 20 miles away. In the arena of classic rock...she is still a masterful jewel. Thanks for covering this most talented woman. 👏 😊
Their best song
Human limitations don’t really apply to Ann ❤ She- like all the best vocalists- understand dynamics. Aretha, Celine, etc don’t blow up every verse or phrase just because they can. Great reaction
Good band very underrated
It may be an extreme stance but, for my money, Ann is the best female vocalist (perhaps just the best vocalist) that I've ever heard.
Loved this Beth! Heart really was it back then. Struggling with a heart (the inside the chest one) condition can be a struggle. I unfortunately know first hand, still here. I hope one day again you’ll touch on Karen and her ability to sing like and angel and play the drums. That combination is so rare and name other females who did it, even rarer. The Carpenters appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show in 1970 at Walter Reed Hospital in a live performance is maybe an exceptional example. I think it would make for an excellent analysis. I hope you agree. Trying to keep her spirit with us and you can provide the venue. Be well and Roar!
Beth love
You should check out their live version of " Devils delight"
Amazingly powerful vocal range ! 👍👍
You need to do "Crazy On You"!
Magic Man shows off Ann's vocal agility for sure. So does Alone, if you want to check out another one 😊
Magic Man is based on the relationship with Hearts manager Mike Fisher and Ann Wilson
Learning from Ann is a great way to improve your own singing. btw, you got a little something on your face on that album cover, yw!
Ann Wilson IS a Magic Woman!
Interesting that you mentioned Joni Mitchell because now I can't unhear that here. Joni had entered her jazz-pop era around this time with Court and Spark, but acoustic Joni wasn't too far back in time here.
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I really can't believe you haven't gone down the Moriah Formica rabbit hole yet. She is this generation's Ann Wilson and has one of the best voices in rock music today. Her band PLUSH is going to be opening for Disturbed and Falling in Reverse this Winter, and she is also a featured singer in Trans Siberian Orchestra. She literally sounds like a young Ann Wilson when singing any Heart song. Her versions of Barracuda and Crazy on You are sewn into TH-cam history as being the best. She was also a 4 chair turn on The Voice at 16 singing Crazy on You. You really need to check her out - you won't be disappointed!!!!
No autotune in sight
Hope you've heard the studio version by now. This live one is fun - but the original album version is a tour de force. Not just Ann Wilson, but the whole band is on fire. Early/mid 70s Heart rules.
One of the songs they did that inspired fever dreams in a generation of teenaged boys.
Ann and Nancy two Seattle born girls scripted their own way and were they good at it. Yeahh. 1976, remember it we
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I still think Ann Wilson is one of the greatest female rock vocalists. Try the song "Straight On" where her and Nancy have amazing harmonies.
They are the Bob Ross of music.
Linda
Ann Wilson has the ultimate 'rock chick' voice.
Ann can sing your employee health benefits manual and it will sound brilliant.
For epic Ann vocals check out Black On Black.
I did not know that Anne Wilson was multilingual. I'm a high school graduate, Army Veteran who without any formal education (I have in the past employed tudors)speaks Spanish, German, French, and Japanese, as well as a passing English. I'd rate myself as a good distance from fluent in Japanese. I'll make a fair number of grammatical errors if I don't speak very slowly. Of the other languages German is by far my strongest. I've had a couple Germans who were surprised to learn that I wasn't German
Congrats on the language learning!
Not often a singer is using a Sure SM57.
This is an unusual rendition of the song, with a lot more of the Joni Mitchell type folksy sound. Some other recordings have her broadening out to her full sound on every chorus.
I noticed that too. I kept expecting her to bring the power, but she didn't.
Que reação incrível, gosto como vc é tão técnica, gostaria de saber se vc poderia reagir a um cantor brasileiro, Gabriel Henrique, ele recentemente foi ao programa AGT e ganhou o golden buzzer, ele acabou de fazer um cover do Michael Jackson com a música Earth Song e ficou realmente insano, inexplicavelmente perfeito, ficou maravilhoso, se vc pudesse reagir, vc realmente atrairia a legião de fã que o segue, e reagem a todos vídeos dele são reagidos.
The magic man was her boyfriend Mike Fisher who was the band manager.
Nice, Wonder what she meant by "He's a magic man" aww yeah
He got the magic hands"
Just came across your channel recently and love your reviews that i have watched so far. I have a couple suggestions for you to check out. A cover band called First to Eleven, just released their version of "Someone Like You" by Adele and they have over 400 videos on you tube to pick from. Also three of the members of First to Eleven are in a band called Concrete Castles which does original music. They just recently released a second album called "Brand New Me" whic has some really good songs. Check out the song "Smile from that album, her haunting vocals were amazing. Audra Miller is the vocalist in both bands.
Ya, that is Fisher not Nancy. It's not popular with modern audiences but the backing band came up with many of the progressions and compositions, both guitar and singing, we love today. Oh no!
Ann & Nancy are perhaps getting back together for a new album/tour I heard? (Hope it's true!)
This song is about me.
@devildog5354 Yes! I was hoping someone would say that....Although I have been (jokingly) saying that about this particular song for years...."Ann wrote this song about me, even though I was only 10 years old when the song came out." lol
Can you react to Camila mientes
That no no no part is her love of Robert Plant
Would love to get your thoughts on Yoasobi - Idol or ADO - Tot Musica (or any ADO song).
Hey Beth @bethroars...crazy question: May I know your birthday? Mine's March 17, and for some reason I think yours is nearby.
March 13th :)
@@BethRoars aha! I was somewhat correct! Thanks for satisfying a funny notion...so swiftly!! 😁 You rock! I appreciate your channel!