REACTION TO Heart - Magic Man | LIVE (1976)
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Ann Wilson is one of the best rock vocalists in history. For 50 years, she's been kicking ass and taking names.
I think really good musicians always sound better live. Her voice - perfection.
As fantastic as the studio recording is, Anne having fun with her voice, changing its shape with each return to the "Magic Man" motif, just raises this performance to another level for me. The musicianship of the band in this performance is fantastic, of course, but that vocal performance showcases that she's not just a powerful voice with wide range, that she's also a singer of nuance and playful subtlety, as well.
Totally agree she sings with pure emotion of young love. The way she uses her voice to as riffing off the guitar with Roger. Awesome ❤❤❤
This song kills me every time, even after all this time. Heart at its best.
I love Heart and Ann and Nancy are the best female vocalists of their time! I saw them so many times and it was FIRE! Everytime!! They were our band in Seattle for years!!
Listen to Ann Wilson of heart the lead singer of heart is doing her own tour right now.She’s 70 and still kicking ass.
Ann has one of those voices that doesn't change. She might be a bit raspier now but it's timeless. Also live vs studio.... pretty damn impressive
Um............her voice isn't even close to what it was.
@@JCrook1028 She's lost a bit on her upper range the past few years but the rest of it, especially her low range, is stronger and more soulful than ever. I would agree it's not what it was 10 years ago but I wouldn't say it "isn't even close".
I saw them Live in July '76 at the Electric Rodeo in Wyoming, Mich. with Rush, R.E.O.Speedwagon, Renaissance, Johnny AND Edgar Winter. Huge crowd.
Heart is one of those few bands that I have always found to be better live. That’s so rare and really demonstrates how incredible these musicians are. And for Ann to confidently try these different things with her voice… it’s what music was meant to be.
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ill keep saying it - that is the greatest guitar "solo" (both guitarists trading off) ever.
early Heart is some of my very favourite guitar riffs/solos.
@@zzz7zzz9 Fisher and Leese, Baby!
I saw them on August 16th 1977 at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, NJ.
They sound better live than on the album.
You really ought to react to the one that popped up at the end. "Crazy on You". That one has a little behind the scenes before they go on stage.
Yes, that particular video of Nancy's acoustic intro to "Crazy on You" is worthy of rock goddess status. It's also a great tribute to poor Roger Fisher. That tour was great. We didn't know that it was the end of the line for that version of Heart.
Yes! That’s a great performance! Definitely worth reviewing. ❤️
Wow! I know you definitely remember the day Elvis died. Bet that was a great show!
@@mickeykmiller the arena is a small 2,000 seat one. I had center balcony seats with an unobstructed view of the stage.
Heart did Zeppelin's "Rock n Roll" as the last song of the encore as a tribute to the King!
Took a while to get my hearing back, Rick Derringer opened for them. At that point he was the loudest act I had seen.
Glad you liked it. Early Heart was better live than on the album, and they were one of the few bands that could almost duplicate the studio recording live because they recorded a lot of tracks live front to back. The studio track for Barracuda was recorded completely live, and the only thing added was a few guitar overdubs during the bridge. They were so good and organic the early days that their later overproduced pop material alienated early fans, that's what I meant with the comment about "All I Wanna Do...". I like all periods of this band except for that one song, but a lot of early fans completely tuned their later music out.
I saw Heart twice back in the 70's and love Ann and Nancy but you cannot leave out the core four of Roger Fisher and Howard Leese on guitars, Steve Fossen on bass and Michael Derosier on drums. Damn they were good live. Not enough people react to 'Cook With Fire". A hidden gem. th-cam.com/video/ov1glkGWXgM/w-d-xo.html
SalvoG reacted to Cook With Fire a year or so ago.
So glad I got to see them in a bar just before they broke it big.
Heart was and remains a live-performance phenomenon; I saw them repeatedly in the 70s and 80s and would love to see them again. "Cook With Fire" opens the _Dog and Butterfly_ album and (I think) only exists in the live recording....try it!
Yes!!!!! The HEART ❤️ continues. Love it. More more!!!!
Frickin awesome!
I was a teenager when this song transfixed me and my generation. En-raptured. It was amazing.
This song reminds me of being a little kid and riding in my dad's car. He loved Heart and would crank this song on the radio whenever it played. Just a great song.
Appreciate this one . Just let them rock.
New to the channel---love your enthusiasm, keep up the good work. I am entertained!!
Second half, synth sounds give the feeling she’s being hypnotized by his magic.
Amazing band
They must have burst on the scene in Canada like a comet. How amazing would it have been to see them in a small club back then 🎸
This one and CRAXY ON YOU are my favorites by Heart!
Went backwards from your journey...kinda cool.. thanks for your reactions ☺️😌☺️
Glad your reacting to this! Th
THIS is why live is always better! It show the artists real talent. This is why the new musicians are not touring and some old musicians are still on the road doing live. No two shows are alike and people follow them to the venues. A band called the Grateful Dead had a massive, permanent fan following called Dead Heads.
SalvoG... 👏🏽
Am a sub to many reactors, esp those interested/growing in rock. I grew up in it.
You, are by far becoming my fav. 👍🏽🤩
I enjoy your content, your enthusiasm, your, interest, your thirst for knowledge and honesty.
People harp about pausing, researching right down to pronunciation, everything, find myself screaming to my phone, "They've never heard the damn song so don't know when the solo hits moron!!" Ignorance and expectations, geez!!
My point, your style fits me and I enjoy your channel very much. ❤👍🏽
Now Re: "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You" and this song (others too) is, Ann wrote it. With conviction and heart and soul.
Mutt Lange wrote the other and she didn't believe in it, the story, the lyrics.
Corporate America at it's best.
There are a few interesting interviews/articles on these sisters and their music, Dan Rather's The Big Interview Heart is a good one, not to react to, your thirst for knowledge. 😉
A song choice for these 2 can be found in that very DR interview, Nancy's fav of big sis Ann's. 😝
Whatever is next, I'm down for.
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the pipes cut deep / even live 🕶
Ann is 72 now and still has the voice.
A little ELP vibe with synth near the end
Still awesome live today.
You should check out some of their stuff from their Seattle concert from the early 2000's. Obviously better video and sound quality plus they play many of their later hits . But the only original members in it are the two women. They are both in their 50's in it but you would neve know it other than a few wrinkles.
Can you hear the Zeppelin influence i their songs? Ann and Nancy were huge fans of Zeppelin and that influence their music.
that synth is a MOOG
Thanks SalvoG, glad you found this!
Would you do " help the children " by Pat Benatar please
"Hell is for Children"?
Around the time of, "All I Want to Do is Make Love to You", was when a lot of bands were going too mainstream...too commercial and too pop.
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This is the original lineup...with guitarist Roger Fisher...Post Fisher 'Heart' was less edgy.
You really have to get away from old footage and watch Heart’s current live performances!
@SalvoG, alright you like LZ and you like Heart. I know you've done Heart's cover of Stairway to Heaven. But I subscribed for the single purpose of recommending to you Heart's cover LZ's Rock and Roll. It was a live recording released on one of Heart's Greatest Hits album collections. I know I'll take flack from hardcore LZ fans (of which I am one) but I've got to tell you that Heart's version is better. One of best covers ever made in my opinion.
Checkout Aerosmith. Last Child will work
There's just something in the way when after she says yeah she closes her eyes and grabs the mic, I don't know what it is but it just absolutely destroys me.
It's kind of a creepy song when you actually consider the lyrical story ...
"Come on home, girl" he said with a smile
"I cast my spell of love on you, a woman from a child"
But try to understand, try to understand
Oh, oh, try, try, try to understand,
He's a magic man, oh, he's got the magic hands
I have the wrong name for the song I requested by Pat Benatar it called: help the children.
Sorry " Hell is for children "
Hard core Heart fans don't like that All I want to do is Make love to you because the Wilson sisters didn't write it for one thing. I think their label pushed it on them? It's a very male perspective lyric written by Mutt Lange. Super poppy sounding or soft rock. They lyrics are a little creepy really- so would have been super creepy if a man sang it.
There’s a much better live version where she’s really going for it. This one’s a little tame.
This video is proof that you don't get the "real" Heart in the old, over-produced MTV-style music videos. In the live performances you get the soul, character, and energy of the Wilson sisters and their work - all of which is washed out of those hokey, staged production vids. Stick with the live stuff to see the real musicians! Just my strong but humble opinion....
Cook with fire(live)...all Heart fans know their deeper cuts are some of the best.