Rock women of the 70’s were exceptional artists that didn’t place the emphasis on looks entirely. They were looking for acceptance as equal musicians (and many were better than men.) These were two of them…🎸👩LONG LIVE HEART!
Stop it! Men are better than women at almost everything! Heart gained success because they were the only women rock musicians who had talent and vocals!
They come on stage and of course being a man you notice thier attractive....but when the first song is over.....your respect for thier talent far exceeds how sexy they look. Rock on Heart!
Heart is a fantastic deep dive from scorching hard rock songs to slow beautiful ballads. Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson are female Rock Legends!! Enjoy the ride!!
Don't forget "Crazy On You", "Magic Man", "Straight On" "Even it Up" & "Dreamboat Annie". Of course there's much more from the talented and beautiful Wilson sisters, but personally I'm a much bigger 70's Heart fan than 80's. I like my 80's music, but tend to hate great 70's bands that went pop in the 80's ( hello, Chicago!)
Heart was one of the bands at my first concert; Cal Jam 2 - 1978. I was 15yrs9mos and was there for more than 24 hrs. Had to hitch-hike from Ontario to San Bernardino after 1am (or when Aerosmith was done). Luckily, someone leaving the concert heard me shouting; "anyone going to San Bernardino?" And they happened to live just a few blocks from me.
Nancy is one of the greatest guitar players of all time, and Ann has the voice that is unmistakable. These two sisters were meant to rock and do it so well. Thanks for the video.
Nancy is great but that isn't her riff and she isn't playing any electric guitar on this track. She's playing acoustic throughout the entire track. Back when Barracuda was written Heart was a true band, and Nancy was one notch up from the bassist in importance. She gets credit now as if all of their albums were Ann singing and Nancy playing all the guitar parts but when Barracuda was written Nancy only plays acoustic which isn't even really needed in the song. She's basically playing along so she'd have something to do. Back in those days all the members, men and women, were equal and quite honestly Nancy was probably the most expendable of them all. She didn't really start playing any electric guitar until after Roger Fisher left during the Bebe Le Strange sessions.
@@mikelundquist4596 I'd say she's one of the best acoustic guitarists in rock music, but I agree as an overall guitarist she's fine but not one of the best ever. Nancy is actually a virtuoso on acoustic, but that's far different than saying she's one of the best overall guitar players of all time like Eddie Van Halen.
@@mikelundquist4596 Exactly. Not to be mean, but in regard to playing guitar (NOT songwriting or performing) on a scale of 1-10 with 1 being an absolute beginner and 10 being a virtuoso, Nancy is a 3 at best. She can strum a few folk and barre chords in time with the rest of the band and finger pick simple melodies, but that's it. That includes both electric and acoustic guitar. Claiming she is a great acoustic guitarist is just as ridiculous as claiming she is a great electric guitarist. She couldn't play even 4 bars of any classical guitar (acoustic) song, or any neo-classical (electric) song or any jazz standard or even country. Hell, Chet Atkins makes her look like a "1" on acoustic guitar!
I was lucky enough to meet the band in Reno in the late 70s. So sweet and down to earth. Nancy is a guitar virtuoso and her sisters vocals speak for themselves. Thanks for giving them another listen...
Another fantastic reaction. It's always a good day when babygirl is rocking out on TH-cam. Heart (mainly the Wilson sisters) are living legends and they always put out some amazing music... haha, the look on your face at the end says it all, love it 🥰. Always a treat to see your beautiful smile, Have a lovely weekend Mo.
i admire that you dont shy away from the "harder" music from time to time...very brave of you to have an open mind to different styles of music....well done maybe try the cult with she sells sanctuary...........its rock but with a bit of wave in it i think.
I think the time has begun for you to become a super model!!! ANOTHER great reaction, I am glad you like them better now. Hope your new place is doing well for you and we love to see you every time!
Ann & Nancy Sisters still perform today ! One of our go to groups during our college days ! Great band ! Thanks for memory ! Gods Blessings be with you ! 💗
Hard to put the brakes on so suddenly for an ending. My favorite Heart song is "Alone" which really highlights their vocal talent. Rainbows and unicorns all day❤❤
Hi, Mo. I don't think I've heard this song from them before (old man memory 😅) but it's really good. Wish it had been a little longer, though. Enjoyed your reaction as usual. Thanks for sharing 👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Absolutely incredible song............interesting what the story BEHIND this song is............definitely a "Wrath of a woman" song. HEART is THE BEST !!!
So there was a sleazy record producer who said Nancy and Anne Wilson were lovers. No they are sisters and super talented! This song is aimed at that gross record producer at Mushroom Records. Luckily for us the song Barracuda was written as a result!
Hello, my favourite baby girl! 😊🥰 This is the real Heart - Ann and Nancy Wilson playing together with the original guys. ♥ While I was in high school, we would have dance nights and hire live bands to play for us. At the time there was a long list of great local bands with so many places to play. Heart was one of our bands, playing at least one dance night for us. They also played a lot of shows all over the city. I saw them so often, they began to recognise me at their shows. When they got famous, I wasn't at all surprised as they were so incredibly good even before the hits. The last time I saw them was in August of 1978, when they were the last band playing at an all day outdoor concert. The stars were bright, the ocean gave us a cool breeze to wash away the heat of the Summer day, and the lights on the mountains across the inlet were right behind the stage. I stood in the third row of a crowd of more than 30,000 people and, even from there, I got a nod and smile from Ann and Nancy. The original Heart played a mix of their own music, mixed with lots of great covers. They had a very heavy Led Zeppelin feel to their sound, often adding a Folk/Gypsy style that made their music unique. In the early days, Ann also played flute as well as sang lead. ♥ Take care and stay safe, my friend. Good luck in your new apartment!
@@MorenikejiTaiwo Thank you, dear Morenikeji. Like many others who comment here, I grew up in a blessed time for great music. Live shows were relatively cheap - usually less than $10 for a full show, plus another band to open for the main act. I've seen hundreds of concerts of so many of the greatest bands in modern music history. Concert tickets now are often in the astonishing $400 range! Take care and stay safe, my favourite baby girl. Peace, always. ♥ Hey, I now work with a Kenyan, two Nigerians and a Ugandan. The world gets smaller 🙂
There's a Led Zeppelin song called Achilles Last Stand, Heart basically took that thumping riff right from that lol. (They were big Led Zeppelin fans, you should react to their live cover of Stairway to Heaven). Anne Wilson's voice is iconic. Great reaction as always.
In interviews, they say they borrowed the riff from Nazareth, who they toured with. Song was This Flight Tonight. Apparently, Nazareth weren't pleased.
Heart was the first gig i saw, its was a leap year 1984 ish....and Ann propossed too all the guy's"as the tradtion goes"a great moment in my life..and cherish forever!
Heart, an American band from Seattle, got their first record contract with Mushroom Recording, which had a recording studio in Vancouver, BC, Canada. As a part of their record deal Heart toured all of the high schools in the Vancouver area. It was from that promotional tour that I got to see Heart perform all of their original hits live in our school gym. They are an awesome band.
@rwcoving It's not because of their record label! They wouldn't stand to do anything they don't want to. They have been down that road already! He'll, this song is actually about that! By the 80's, they were so established and earned the right to have creative control over their music by then. They decided to do something different. I don't know if it was an artistic choice or a cash grab, but they went 80's pop like many great 70's bands did. Many people loved it. I'm not a fan, but it did make them lots of money, so I'm sure they haven't lost any sleep over my opinion.
@@Chiari_Queen_T Yes it was their record company who required them to use outside writers and record more pop oriented music for their late 80s and early 90s records. Ann talks all the time about the "devil's bargain" they made in order to have hits.
@@Chiari_Queen_T It sure was. Capitol Records was the one releasing all those power ballads as singles and making them record Mutt Lange material. It wasn't the Wilsons or their bandmates making decisions to release four power ballads in a row off Brigade while ignoring all the heavy material. If it weren't for album rock stations everyone would have thought Brigade was a ballad album.
@@Chiari_Queen_T You need to go read their book. The head of Capital told them he would only sign them if they agreed to use outside writers and a producer mutually selected by Capital. They didn't ask for Ron Nevison, he was forced on them because he knew how to create hits. The band didn't happily agree to put out albums with 70% of the material written by outside writers. Ann and Nancy both hated What About Love, so much so that Nancy got up and stormed out of the room when the demo was played for them. Ann said if she was going to have to record it she only got through it by imagining the song being defiant instead of what the wimpy lyrics suggest. They had next to zero creative control on any of the Capital albums except for Desire Walks On, and even that one had a song forced on them by Capital -- "Will You Be There In the Morning"" was written by Mutt Lange and Ann to this day says it's a terrible song and she didn't want it on the album.
Hi, Morenikeji. I ❤how you were getting into this song. My favorite Heart song is Alone. I can't remember whether I've seen you react to that. By the way, you're not just our favorite baby girl. You're the prettiest, too. Love ❤️ and hugs.
what a wonderful, infectious smile you have during these reactions! talk about lighting up a room... as some other commenters have suggested, "Dog and Butterfly" is an excellent choice. i would add "Mistral Wind" to that. peace and bless you
Awesome video love it your so awesome beautiful great beautiful smile too thank you so much for sharing your video with us your so awesome on it Mo love it.🌹❤️❤️👍
I love Heart, and if you like Heart too, check out the first major label all female rock band. Just a crazy good band, F'n killer piano, slide and guitar, bad ass bass, and superb drums. They were super talented group, played with all the major male acts at the time, F'n great band. "Fanny" is the name, if you like chicks that truly rock and roll, Fanny was key in the door, they rocked their asses off. We're talking early seventies here, I discovered them like three years ago, blew my mind, where have these chicks been, how come no one knows them, they're the real deal. And that's back when you played it was ALL live, no fakery, just real. PS, if you look, find the "blue background live session" It's easy to find, its just them in a studio performing in front of a glowing blue background, classic 70,s look. They also play a bonus by the Beatles called "Hey Bullfrog" ...wait scratch that, I think it's called Hey Bulldog, oh well, no one's perfect. I promise that song will tickle your fancy unless you've had it removed.
These are good reminders that I grew up with the most talent the world has ever seen in just a couple decades. Have you done "Dog and Butterfly" - Heart (Ann Wilson's Favorite)
You have the best video I’ve seen of this song. It’s so clear and up closer to the band. What a difference it makes seeing their performance. Next please react to Magic Man and hope you can find a video as good as this one. I love you let the song play out. That’s all we had in the 70s, radio and albums, no internet, no phones, no social media and we enjoyed hanging out together playing our records. I like some of the artists now and hope you can make your own memories just hanging out with your friends while listening to your favorites ✌🏼
Thank you for liking my comment... forgot to add that my mom gave me this same POPULAR hairstyle... my 4th grade school pic - I had bangs or "fringe" all around the top of my head... odd, but popular! 😂
This song is for all the sleazy record execs that told them they wouldn't produce their album unless Nancy and Ann slept with them so Nancy decided to put it out on their own and as u can tell their music stood the test of time and we're still jammin to it after all these years
@@MorenikejiTaiwo yes really, there was a documentary about it Nancy and Ann decided to put the album out on their own because of how they were treated by the cleazy record execs I can't remember the title of the documentary but it was real
I've played music since grade school, retired now. Heart is performing without all the modern technical enhancements. They worked there whole life perfecting there sound, music. Today you can have someone with no musical history, they use voice enhancers (because that can't sing), Instrument enhancers that clean up your playing. There a very few true sound musical bands that don't need all the electronics to make good music. Everything today is lip sink because the performers can't do it live, such great talent.
The "Stairway to Heaven" Tribute ONLY used Heart's Singer (Ann Wilson) and guitarist (Nancy Wilson). The other band members were other people brought in AND the son of the original Led Zeppelin drummer on drums.
It was a live performance, and the live video/ audio is on TH-cam, but this version has the orig studio recording dubbed over. I've only seen two reactors rate the real live version.
No that’s Ann on lead vocals, if you’re referring to guitar, Roger Fisher on lead and on a lot of tunes he would trade leads back and forth with Howard Leese.
Oh no! Just as my favourite baby girl gets moving with her shoulders - the song stops! 🤦♂ lol But it was still great to see you "grooving" even if only for a little while 👏 Have a great weekend. Lots of love 💖
This music CREATED my talent tower of REAL music. Haven't had a lot to add to my collection in a VERY long time. It's all just a mild regurgitation of the past and NOT good. Just noise now... let's bring back music, people!❤❤❤
Have you ever heard Jeff Buckley sing 'Hallelujah'? If not, you should. It's one if the best vocal performances ever. The Massive Attack song 'Teardrop' (that I keep asking you to react to...) was written after Jeff Buckley drowned.
Rock women of the 70’s were exceptional artists that didn’t place the emphasis on looks entirely. They were looking for acceptance as equal musicians (and many were better than men.) These were two of them…🎸👩LONG LIVE HEART!
Stop it! Men are better than women at almost everything! Heart gained success because they were the only women rock musicians who had talent and vocals!
Sadly for women, today they pimp THEMSELVES out.
They come on stage and of course being a man you notice thier attractive....but when the first song is over.....your respect for thier talent far exceeds how sexy they look. Rock on Heart!
Absolutely
And they didn’t have a troupe of dancers gyrating all over the stage. Their talent was enough
They could rock out like this, and then they could do one of the most beautiful songs of all-time, "Dog and Butterfly" - a song you will LOVE.
I trust your recommendation ☺️
@@MorenikejiTaiwo 😊
I love dog and butterfly 🦋
Heart is a fantastic deep dive from scorching hard rock songs to slow beautiful ballads. Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson are female Rock Legends!! Enjoy the ride!!
Rock Royalty! Hello!
Don't forget
"Crazy On You",
"Magic Man",
"Straight On"
"Even it Up" &
"Dreamboat Annie".
Of course there's much more from the talented and beautiful Wilson sisters, but personally I'm a much bigger 70's Heart fan than 80's. I like my 80's music, but tend to hate great 70's bands that went pop in the 80's ( hello, Chicago!)
Other great ones 🙌🏻
“Heartless”
“Love alive”
“White lightning and wine.”
I grew up with Heart. They are awesome. Nice to see your beautiful smile.
Thank you🙏😊
Heart was one of the bands at my first concert; Cal Jam 2 - 1978. I was 15yrs9mos and was there for more than 24 hrs. Had to hitch-hike from Ontario to San Bernardino after 1am (or when Aerosmith was done). Luckily, someone leaving the concert heard me shouting; "anyone going to San Bernardino?" And they happened to live just a few blocks from me.
Aww😄😁
@@MorenikejiTaiwo ♥
I've always loved this song. I was about 5 when this song first came out. One of the 70s best hits
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Nancy is one of the greatest guitar players of all time, and Ann has the voice that is unmistakable. These two sisters were meant to rock and do it so well. Thanks for the video.
Really? Definitely a good songwriter and performer, but one of the greatest guitarists ever? Come back down to earth, please.
Nancy is great but that isn't her riff and she isn't playing any electric guitar on this track. She's playing acoustic throughout the entire track. Back when Barracuda was written Heart was a true band, and Nancy was one notch up from the bassist in importance. She gets credit now as if all of their albums were Ann singing and Nancy playing all the guitar parts but when Barracuda was written Nancy only plays acoustic which isn't even really needed in the song. She's basically playing along so she'd have something to do. Back in those days all the members, men and women, were equal and quite honestly Nancy was probably the most expendable of them all. She didn't really start playing any electric guitar until after Roger Fisher left during the Bebe Le Strange sessions.
@@mikelundquist4596 I'd say she's one of the best acoustic guitarists in rock music, but I agree as an overall guitarist she's fine but not one of the best ever. Nancy is actually a virtuoso on acoustic, but that's far different than saying she's one of the best overall guitar players of all time like Eddie Van Halen.
@@mikelundquist4596 Thank you. Reality check.
@@mikelundquist4596 Exactly. Not to be mean, but in regard to playing guitar (NOT songwriting or performing) on a scale of 1-10 with 1 being an absolute beginner and 10 being a virtuoso, Nancy is a 3 at best. She can strum a few folk and barre chords in time with the rest of the band and finger pick simple melodies, but that's it. That includes both electric and acoustic guitar. Claiming she is a great acoustic guitarist is just as ridiculous as claiming she is a great electric guitarist. She couldn't play even 4 bars of any classical guitar (acoustic) song, or any neo-classical (electric) song or any jazz standard or even country. Hell, Chet Atkins makes her look like a "1" on acoustic guitar!
I was lucky enough to meet the band in Reno in the late 70s. So sweet and down to earth. Nancy is a guitar virtuoso and her sisters vocals speak for themselves. Thanks for giving them another listen...
Another fantastic reaction. It's always a good day when babygirl is rocking out on TH-cam.
Heart (mainly the Wilson sisters) are living legends and they always put out some amazing music... haha, the look on your face at the end says it all, love it 🥰. Always a treat to see your beautiful smile, Have a lovely weekend Mo.
Thanks a lot!🥰
i admire that you dont shy away from the "harder" music from time to time...very brave of you to have an open mind to different styles of music....well done
maybe try the cult with she sells sanctuary...........its rock but with a bit of wave in it i think.
I think the time has begun for you to become a super model!!! ANOTHER great reaction, I am glad you like them better now. Hope your new place is doing well for you and we love to see you every time!
Haha, thanks a lot!🙏☺️
Glad y’all do🥰☺️
Ann & Nancy Sisters still perform today ! One of our go to groups during our college days ! Great band !
Thanks for memory !
Gods Blessings be with you ! 💗
Wow👏
Thank you so much and Amennn🙏😊
I hope you give more Heart songs a try, Ann and Nancy are legends! Great reaction 😊
The look on your face at the end was priceless!!! Great song!
😁❤❤
Also “Crazy on you”. They kill that song 🎶
What a power, ha?
Your gestures of amazement are priceless, Mo!😂
Take care, see ya
Love ❤️ from Chile 🇨🇱😘👍
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Hard to put the brakes on so suddenly for an ending. My favorite Heart song is "Alone" which really highlights their vocal talent. Rainbows and unicorns all day❤❤
Totally agree!
Nice music video as well!
Heart music was best in the 70’s and anything they did in the 80’s was awful because they turned Pop for profit
Hi, Mo. I don't think I've heard this song from them before (old man memory 😅) but it's really good. Wish it had been a little longer, though. Enjoyed your reaction as usual. Thanks for sharing 👍 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I also wish it had been a little longer👏.
Thank you so much🙏☺️
baby girl with a blast from the past!!!
💃💃
Absolutely incredible song............interesting what the story BEHIND this song is............definitely a "Wrath of a woman" song. HEART is THE BEST !!!
So there was a sleazy record producer who said Nancy and Anne Wilson were lovers. No they are sisters and super talented! This song is aimed at that gross record producer at Mushroom Records. Luckily for us the song Barracuda was written as a result!
Hello beautiful one.
Another great record of Heart is Crazy on You.
And of course Magic Man.
Etc,Etc,Etc.!!!!
Love you much Leon❤❤❤❤
Hello, my favourite baby girl! 😊🥰 This is the real Heart - Ann and Nancy Wilson playing together with the original guys. ♥
While I was in high school, we would have dance nights and hire live bands to play for us. At the time there was a long list of great local bands with so many places to play. Heart was one of our bands, playing at least one dance night for us. They also played a lot of shows all over the city. I saw them so often, they began to recognise me at their shows. When they got famous, I wasn't at all surprised as they were so incredibly good even before the hits. The last time I saw them was in August of 1978, when they were the last band playing at an all day outdoor concert. The stars were bright, the ocean gave us a cool breeze to wash away the heat of the Summer day, and the lights on the mountains across the inlet were right behind the stage. I stood in the third row of a crowd of more than 30,000 people and, even from there, I got a nod and smile from Ann and Nancy.
The original Heart played a mix of their own music, mixed with lots of great covers. They had a very heavy Led Zeppelin feel to their sound, often adding a Folk/Gypsy style that made their music unique. In the early days, Ann also played flute as well as sang lead. ♥
Take care and stay safe, my friend. Good luck in your new apartment!
Wow. Good old times👏👏👏
Thank you so much for this. I do appreciate the info!😊
@@MorenikejiTaiwo Thank you, dear Morenikeji. Like many others who comment here, I grew up in a blessed time for great music. Live shows were relatively cheap - usually less than $10 for a full show, plus another band to open for the main act. I've seen hundreds of concerts of so many of the greatest bands in modern music history. Concert tickets now are often in the astonishing $400 range!
Take care and stay safe, my favourite baby girl. Peace, always. ♥
Hey, I now work with a Kenyan, two Nigerians and a Ugandan. The world gets smaller 🙂
I actually saw them live at a county fair in NY in the 1980's
Great, great band! Ann Wilson is the lead singer. Her sister Nancy Wilson plays the acoustic guitar and sings back up in the band. 😊
It's a half-accoustic with amp. But agreed, It was a great Band.
Wow, sisters👏💗
@@Ezekielepharcelis okay thanks
@@EzekielepharcelisIs that the same as a semi acoustic or is that a different kettle of fish altogether? 🤔
@@saintsefo4763 semi-acoustic might be the same...
There's a Led Zeppelin song called Achilles Last Stand, Heart basically took that thumping riff right from that lol. (They were big Led Zeppelin fans, you should react to their live cover of Stairway to Heaven).
Anne Wilson's voice is iconic.
Great reaction as always.
Thank you🙏❤
@Morenikeji Taiwo Heart loved Zeppelin! Watch their cover of Zeppelin's Battle Of Evermore!
In interviews, they say they borrowed the riff from Nazareth, who they toured with. Song was This Flight Tonight. Apparently, Nazareth weren't pleased.
There's my Beautiful Baby Girl's Smile!! Woot-Woot, Love it!!❤..You are Soo Adorable Beautiful Woman!!
Heart was the first gig i saw, its was a leap year 1984 ish....and Ann propossed too all the guy's"as the tradtion goes"a great moment in my life..and cherish forever!
Check out “Straight on” from Heart. They have soooooo many hits! They lay it on the line. Pure Rock, no kidding around…😳
You gotta appreciate Ann and Nancy Wilson's vocals and guitar work.
Classic Rock!! Great band great song will always be remembered.
Very true👏
Heart, an American band from Seattle, got their first record contract with Mushroom Recording, which had a recording studio in Vancouver, BC, Canada. As a part of their record deal Heart toured all of the high schools in the Vancouver area. It was from that promotional tour that I got to see Heart perform all of their original hits live in our school gym. They are an awesome band.
Love your reaction too this video like always your reaction are so awesome thank you Mo.🌹❤️❤️👍
Thank you🥰
I’d forgotten Heart did Barracuda. Somehow I remember them for their lighter songs. They’re very talented and can do hard or soft music equally well.
They've always been primarily hard rock but in the 80s and 90s their record company tended to release lighter songs as singles.
@rwcoving It's not because of their record label! They wouldn't stand to do anything they don't want to. They have been down that road already! He'll, this song is actually about that! By the 80's, they were so established and earned the right to have creative control over their music by then. They decided to do something different. I don't know if it was an artistic choice or a cash grab, but they went 80's pop like many great 70's bands did. Many people loved it. I'm not a fan, but it did make them lots of money, so I'm sure they haven't lost any sleep over my opinion.
@@Chiari_Queen_T Yes it was their record company who required them to use outside writers and record more pop oriented music for their late 80s and early 90s records. Ann talks all the time about the "devil's bargain" they made in order to have hits.
@@Chiari_Queen_T It sure was. Capitol Records was the one releasing all those power ballads as singles and making them record Mutt Lange material. It wasn't the Wilsons or their bandmates making decisions to release four power ballads in a row off Brigade while ignoring all the heavy material. If it weren't for album rock stations everyone would have thought Brigade was a ballad album.
@@Chiari_Queen_T You need to go read their book. The head of Capital told them he would only sign them if they agreed to use outside writers and a producer mutually selected by Capital. They didn't ask for Ron Nevison, he was forced on them because he knew how to create hits. The band didn't happily agree to put out albums with 70% of the material written by outside writers. Ann and Nancy both hated What About Love, so much so that Nancy got up and stormed out of the room when the demo was played for them. Ann said if she was going to have to record it she only got through it by imagining the song being defiant instead of what the wimpy lyrics suggest. They had next to zero creative control on any of the Capital albums except for Desire Walks On, and even that one had a song forced on them by Capital -- "Will You Be There In the Morning"" was written by Mutt Lange and Ann to this day says it's a terrible song and she didn't want it on the album.
Saw them again when she was around 60. Brought my daughter. What a performance. They are great. My 20 year old daughter loved it!
Hi, Morenikeji. I ❤how you were getting into this song. My favorite Heart song is Alone. I can't remember whether I've seen you react to that. By the way, you're not just our favorite baby girl. You're the prettiest, too. Love ❤️ and hugs.
You’re so kind.🥹
I haven’t heard or done their sing Alone yet. Well noted😊
what a wonderful, infectious smile you have during these reactions! talk about lighting up a room... as some other commenters have suggested, "Dog and Butterfly" is an excellent choice. i would add "Mistral Wind" to that. peace and bless you
Rock chicks for sure. Great band. I grew up in the 70's and miss it to this very day haha
The Bluest Blues by Alvin Lee or Still Got The Blues by Gary Moore or Soulshine by The Allman Brothers ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome video love it your so awesome beautiful great beautiful smile too thank you so much for sharing your video with us your so awesome on it Mo love it.🌹❤️❤️👍
Heart, these women rock HARD! Thanks for featuring it.....takes me back to a time.
Heart is awesome.. Ann has a killer voice.. and you're just so stunningly gorgeous!!❤❤❤❤ I love you my favorite baby girl!!
I love Heart, and if you like Heart too, check out the first major label all female rock band. Just a crazy good band, F'n killer piano, slide and guitar, bad ass bass, and superb drums. They were super talented group, played with all the major male acts at the time, F'n great band. "Fanny" is the name, if you like chicks that truly rock and roll, Fanny was key in the door, they rocked their asses off. We're talking early seventies here, I discovered them like three years ago, blew my mind, where have these chicks been, how come no one knows them, they're the real deal. And that's back when you played it was ALL live, no fakery, just real. PS, if you look, find the "blue background live session" It's easy to find, its just them in a studio performing in front of a glowing blue background, classic 70,s look. They also play a bonus by the Beatles called "Hey Bullfrog" ...wait scratch that, I think it's called Hey Bulldog, oh well, no one's perfect. I promise that song will tickle your fancy unless you've had it removed.
Fummy, today's new young generation's final catch on the 70s and the 80 music, I was blessed live in the 80 and the 70s.
These are good reminders that I grew up with the most talent the world has ever seen in just a couple decades.
Have you done "Dog and Butterfly" - Heart (Ann Wilson's Favorite)
Yep! I was a teen in the 70s! Greatest music and cars!
Lance...how bout Karen Carpenter??!!!!
@@michaelasay8587 My Mom went to school with her in Downey, CA. Love her, the most controlled vibrato of all time!
I saw them back in the 70"s in Charlotte , NC. Amazing concert.
I loveeeeeeeeeee this so much, your reactions, the editinggggg goodness of God was top notch
I really enjoyed watching this 🤗🤭🤭
Babeeeeee. Thanks a lot🥹💗💗💗
Crazy On You is a must see! Live version with the intro. You'll love it!
You have the best video I’ve seen of this song. It’s so clear and up closer to the band. What a difference it makes seeing their performance. Next please react to Magic Man and hope you can find a video as good as this one. I love you let the song play out. That’s all we had in the 70s, radio and albums, no internet, no phones, no social media and we enjoyed hanging out together playing our records. I like some of the artists now and hope you can make your own memories just hanging out with your friends while listening to your favorites ✌🏼
One of the Greatest Rock & Roll Bands ever.
When the host smiles at the end of the first verse, that is EXACTLY what music is suppose to do, pull an emotional response from the listener
Thank you for liking my comment... forgot to add that my mom gave me this same POPULAR hairstyle... my 4th grade school pic - I had bangs or "fringe" all around the top of my head... odd, but popular! 😂
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Hello my beautiful angel your facial expressions when you hear the songs are all the money .May you have all the God's blessings my heart
This song is for all the sleazy record execs that told them they wouldn't produce their album unless Nancy and Ann slept with them so Nancy decided to put it out on their own and as u can tell their music stood the test of time and we're still jammin to it after all these years
Ann and Nancy both have spoken about that and they were pissed off
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@@MorenikejiTaiwo yes really, there was a documentary about it Nancy and Ann decided to put the album out on their own because of how they were treated by the cleazy record execs I can't remember the title of the documentary but it was real
This song… is hard driving all the way through.. all parts are intense.. a rare occasion where every transition is a stellar one..
Thank you, loved your reaction
What powerful vocals!
True legends of rock right here!
I've played music since grade school, retired now. Heart is performing without all the modern technical enhancements. They worked there whole life perfecting there sound, music. Today you can have someone with no musical history, they use voice enhancers (because that can't sing), Instrument enhancers that clean up your playing. There a very few true sound musical bands that don't need all the electronics to make good music. Everything today is lip sink because the performers can't do it live, such great talent.
The "Stairway to Heaven" Tribute ONLY used Heart's Singer (Ann Wilson) and guitarist (Nancy Wilson). The other band members were other people brought in AND the son of the original Led Zeppelin drummer on drums.
These two women are pioneers no one can touch them musically
If I'm not mistaken that looks like a live performance
It was a live performance, and the live video/ audio is on TH-cam, but this version has the orig studio recording dubbed over. I've only seen two reactors rate the real live version.
It opens with intensity and holds it all the way through to the end
You should listen to Heart’s two best songs: Magic Man and Crazy on You. Awesome rock n roll and fabulous vocals! Great energy in both songs!
Loved your reaction. I really enjoy your videos.
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Anne was, is, and always will be, a virtuoso of the highest order.
Hey Hon!
One of my favorite LIVE performances by Heart is:
“CRAZY ON YOU”
Performed live in 1978
(The video is posted on:
Don Jack channel.)
vis song rocks, so gd in every department.
2 Words "Magic Man" -Heart You will love it.
You should really listen to Jimi Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan, next. SRV loved Jimmy,, but you will ❤Stevie Ray Vaughan…try ‘Voodoo Chile’.
I suggest their Magic Man next. Peace/JT
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Yeah. You just hit on my favorite female rockers !! They are sistas !!! Ann on lead. Thanks my Dear.
No that’s Ann on lead vocals, if you’re referring to guitar, Roger Fisher on lead and on a lot of tunes he would trade leads back and forth with Howard Leese.
@@rafaelorantes7185 your right . My fault.
You can play this vid with the actual performance. This is studio track dubbed over. Cool though. Ann and Nancy...how beautiful.
If ya wanna hear all female rock bands: Fanny, The Runaways or The Bangles. The list goes on.
I rarely comment any channel , , , but Baby Girl , you're reaction to Ann & Nancy Wilson was great . You rock B Girl ◠‿◠ ❤ ♫♪♪
When that song was over, the words Bad Ass were first spoken!
The difference between this performance and the Led Zeppelin tribute performance is about 40 years…..
About 40 yrs?!😮
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Those Wilson sisters are something special
You looked like someone took your puppy from you at the end. 😂 Really awesome reaction. 🌹👍
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Ann Wilson in 1977 was peak everything.
Heart, the first and probably the only legit rock-n-roll girl band. Lead singer and guitarist.
For an good all female band try the Bangles....Hazy Shade of Winter, If She Knew What She Wants, Manic Monday, Eternal Flame
these two women were some of the first to rock the gothic look.
Nice reaction. You have a pretty face. Good luck with your platform.
Crazy On You and Magic Man are very good also.
Oh no! Just as my favourite baby girl gets moving with her shoulders - the song stops! 🤦♂ lol But it was still great to see you "grooving" even if only for a little while 👏 Have a great weekend. Lots of love 💖
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I'd like to request 'James Ingram - Just Once.' Underrated male vocalist, beautiful song. You would love it!
The riff of this song came after heart listened to Nazareth version of the song this flight tonight ,originally by Joni Mitchell
Heart was the best female rock band!
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This music CREATED my talent tower of REAL music. Haven't had a lot to add to my collection in a VERY long time. It's all just a mild regurgitation of the past and NOT good. Just noise now... let's bring back music, people!❤❤❤
Baby girl !!!
Have you ever heard Jeff Buckley sing 'Hallelujah'? If not, you should. It's one if the best vocal performances ever.
The Massive Attack song 'Teardrop' (that I keep asking you to react to...) was written after Jeff Buckley drowned.
Seen Heart three times….always fantastic
I agree ! seen them twice
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If you like early Heart, you might want to check out some early Jefferson Airplane. Grace Slick could give Ann Wilson a run for her money.
The blond sister, Nancy, was married to film director Cameron Crowe for 24 years.
Heart rules the 70s
Morenikeji, you are simply beautiful!! Sooo pretty!!
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