Wow, that problem with the Patreon yesterday coincidentally pushed your patrons over 4K. Perhaps a cover to celebrate? Time to just pick up a guitar and play
Listening to these songs with you guys makes me feel like I am hearing them for the first time. You make me appreciate music I have been listening to for years, even more. Keep On Rockin' Andy & Alex!
ROGER FISHER here... really appreciate what you guys do, thanks! Clarification: Heart was always about the democratic innovation among the musicians. We tried every idea put on the table, and each person's unique style caused a certain chemical reaction when combined, THAT WAS HEART. I appreciate you using my name so much, but it was really Howie, Nance, Foz and I working together that created the MAGIC. Keep it alive, gents... KEEP IT ALIVE!
Hi Roger! Great to see you responding to these two guys, among the millions of other people who love the music of Heart. And may I say, along with Cars, Elliott Easton, you are one of the most underrated guitarists ever. I love hearing you play on all these great songs, and our two friends here definitely love your work! Hope you’re keeping well in these difficult times!
What an honour guys to get a response from the great Roger Fisher! Wow! One of my favourite young female drummers, Sina, the lass from Germany, once got a response from Alan Gratzer, the drummer of REO Speedwagon fame, after Sina did a brilliant job covering Roll With The Changes, so he had actually watched her do this and was very complimentary towards her! She is a fantastic drummer, covering ridiculously difficult songs on drums like Roundabout and Firth Of Fifth! She is that good! Check her out.
NO !!! I think they have already seen that...INSTEAD, watch Anne and Nancy's edition of Led Zeppelin's "Battle Of Evermore". - the one where they sing of the "Lord Of The Rings". IMMACULATE !!! is the answer!!
Some more excellent hard rocking songs from Heart are "Straight On", "Heartless", "Kick It Out", and "Even It Up". On the lighter side you have "Dog and Butterfly" and "Dreamboat Annie". You might want to go for something lighter, like "Dog and Butterfly", just to get a sense of the versatility of the group. They could kill it just as well with 'soft rock'. The vocals on "Dog and Butterfly" are great.
I'm glad you guys give Roger Fisher the credit he deserves. There are 3 guitarists in the first incarnation of Heart. Roger plays electric lead, Nancy plays acoustic and electric rhythm, Howard plays mostly electric rhythm and sometimes dual leads with Roger. All three of them are INCREDIBLE! But you NEED to explore Nancy's incredible acoustic playing a lot more.
That's not just one of Heart's best songs, it's one of the best rock songs ever. Heart live-in-concert way back in the day was one of the best shows around.
I was always fond of "Heartless" and " Straight on". On the balladish side, "Dog and Butterfly" and "Alone" are phenomenal showcases for Ann Wilson's vocals.
I just bought this vinyl off eBay and am enjoying it on a 70’s stereo .. the way it should be listen to.. lol .. nothin like Heart! Truly unique sound of their own.
@Sing Me Away - I turned 50 in July and my sister-in-law gave me her original copy of this on vinyl for my birthday. I was a happy gal that day. I love listening to my record player 😍. Enjoy your find! Take care and stay safe 😷
This song is mesmerizing. Incredible guitar work. Roger Fisher is criminally underrated. Everything about this song, every note, is a 10/10. NOTHING could make this song better. This is an "S"
@@PK1971PK I agree, but they might not be able to see how legendary the song is yet, and I think they've been trying to stay away from S recently, since there were a lot in the beginning and it was starting to seem like they were gushing over everything.
@@MichaelPhillipsatGreyOwlStudio Mike is not on this track. The drums are played by Dave Wilson (no relation to the women AFAIK). All the drummers were session players on this album, including Mike, who did play on two tracks - "White Lighting and Wine" and "Sing Child". He, and Howard Leese only became full-time members after this album was done.
I've been fortunate enough to see Heart live in the 70's,80's,90's and 3 times in the 2000's. They always tour every year in Florida where I live . Ann Wilson is 70 years old and Nancy is 65 years old let that sink in for a sec. then picture them at that age still bringing down the house. Andy & Alex it's refreshing to see your generation actually appreciating the music I grew up on. Props. I'm of the belief that all great music has already been made.
I have been to Ann's house at a BBQ with neighbors (and my girlfriend in '79). Playin' Beatle tunes and Motown. On Lake Washington in Bellevue. Sat next to her with a guitar. Her voice moved my hair ! Still one of the greatest voices ever.
Those opening guitar licks were so amazing in 1975 coz on the radio we had not heard anything quite like it. Then the chords in that rhythm, and the vocals, and subsequent lead parts.... we were SOLD on it right away.
@@thatoneguyagain2252 Yep - further evidence that it's mostly casual radio listeners watching this channel. "Love Alive" is their masterpiece and actually gets played on the radio regularly in Seattle where I am. I am shocked not many mention it with Heart. Perhaps "Mistral Wind" is more obscure, but not if you're a Heart fan. They still play it in their shows.
Mistral wind is the bad ass, mystical chick song that Stevie Nicks wish she had written. The Wilson sisters got to it first though. A&A would love this slow burn song.
@@danielbretall2236 Well, I doubt A&A will ever do "Mistral Wind". I don't know if you've noticed, but these guys seem to be going through a Time-Life Books Greatest Hits Of The 60s & &70s CD collection for the last year or so. Their channel used to be pretty cool and they were doing a lot of great deep tracks. For someone reason that all stopped for the most part. Now it's just like one deep track every 3 months or so, and the rest are songs you'd find on the type of collection I just mentioned. The "Moving In Stereo / All Mixed Up" reaction was the only diversion in the last two or three months.
Straight On, Heartless, ALONE and WHAT ABOUT LOVE-LIVE 2016 at The Royal Albert Hall with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra MUST be heard!! True artists!! ALONE & WHAT ABOUT LOVE 2FER!! WHOOP!! 🤘💪💗
They have two electric guitarists in the band, besides Nancy's acoustic guitar, where they did just the right amount of dual-guitar attack during that lead. Ugh...so hot.
dog and butterfly - QUINTESSENTIAL Heart - no - it's not actually. It's a ballad. Just wanted to get your attention. Vocally and lyrically a total banger. Do it next.
What I love about Ann Wilson is you understand every single word from her..her voice is incredible and Nancy is just as good.. My favorite female artists by far!! The band...they deserve just as much I'd a shout out!!
Magic Man was recorded in 1975 at Mushroom Sound in Vancouver and was their first hit in Canada before it was released in the U.S. Check out heartless, love alive, kick it out, straight on, cook with fire (awesome live!) dog and butterfly, mistral wind.
One of the great classics. If you haven't done Heart's Kennedy Center tribute to Led Zep doing Stairway to Heaven, you need to, it will utterly blow you away. Also, please please do Pat Benatar's Hell Is For Children, which is s massive and total banger. Thanks guys!
Ann Wilson actually did write this from experience. They were on the road so much in the early days, and her mom was on the phone asking her to come home. Ann was in love with and eventually married to one of the band members. Nancy was married to another band member. Eventually, both marriages broke up.
"Dream Of The Archer" has Anne's longest note sustain, and "Sing Child" has a EVH breakdown in the middle. "Soul Of The Sea" has a funk breakdown vocally. The first two album are all good.
If they do "Dream Of the Archer", they have to start off with "Sylvan Song". Can't do one without the other. Kind of like "We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions".
@@michlkwitz Hard to imagine one without the other. Sylvan Song followed by Dream of the Archer is like taking a Transporter to Middle-earth. I would buy that ticket :)
Guys, this is one instance where you have to listen to the whole album, Dreamboat Annie(1976), their debut and arguably one of the best debuts of all time(even though Boston's is hard to beat) to realize how great a singer Ann Wilson is. Besides the songs, lyrics and musicianship on this album, the highlight is Wilson's voice. The 10 songs here range from hard rockers(Bangers, a term that I don't personally care for) like Magic Man, Crazy On You, White Lightning & Wine and Sing Child to soft, mellow songs. Songs like How Deep It Goes, (Love Me Like Music) I'll Be Your Song and Soul Of The Sea, not to mention the 3 part Dreamboat Annie. This album is like a clinic for vocalists and Roger Fisher's electric and Nancy Wilson's acoustic guitars are exceptional and raise it to a even higher level.
Your next Heart track has got t be "Straight On." Hands down. Hard. Sweet. Moody. And shows their growth as songwriters and as a band. Cool baseline. Anne soars!
They both Gave me the strength to play an instrument and sing in public by myself I once had a gift but I blew it... I've sang in great halls across the world. Without ❤️ none of it would have been possible...
I think the next song should be “Dog and Butterfly”. You played three Bangerz by heart so far that rock and are amazing. This is more of a ballad type song which Ann Wilson gets to accentuate her vocal range. I think your Heart fans will appreciate this this song as well as you guys will. It’s a banger bro
Agree That and " Love Alive" off " Little Queen" Considering they already covered 3 straight up rockers time to explore their more ethereal emotional side. Mellower but still potent in substance and performance!
@@fewwiggle I could be wrong, but I think they consider any superlative tune a potential banger. It could be a head banger or just a song that gets you lost in its sauce. I guess a banger is really any song The Fine Young Lads call a banger. I honestly can’t figure them out sometimes. :)
I'm with ya. If Ann's vocals on Mistral Wind don't send you to your knees praising her unique genetic code you must have paint in your ears. Besides, I've heard the sisters say it's their favorite song.
Just listened to the whole Dog & Butterfly album last night. Mistral Wind - it blew me away, AGAIN. Amazing chord changes - vocals...killer album- their best think!
@@lindaingallsobrien4217 It doesn't seem possible that she could sing that well without multiple takes, but she is freakishly talented. LIVE: th-cam.com/video/XAd9u2h_pRA/w-d-xo.html
Good on Andy for giving credit to Roger Fisher, a great guitarist who tends to get overshadowed by the Wilson sisters. I believe he is the "magic man" of the title, who one of the sisters fell in love with.
There are many songs that are worth experiencing from Heart. Some are bangers, some are truly heartfelt and genuine but there is really ONLY ONE you HAVE to experience for sure... MISTRAL WIND is an amazing song that just has it all!!!! No poll needed here.
HEART performing Stairway to Heaven with full orchestra at Led Zeppelin's Kennedy Center Awards Ceremony. Also is a LANDMARK MUSICAL VIDEO PERFORMANCE!
I absolutely love that you guys love Heart!! They have been one of my favorites for a long time. Can you just imagine what 70’s radio was for us old folks? I guess it will never be matched.
I love me some Wilson sisters, this one is such a banger. That Mini Moog Synth, is so tasty! Ann's vocals are so sublime and sexy. Great reaction Gents!
Straight On is my favorite Heart song ever. They went more commercial in the 80’s under the instruction of management and they didn’t not like there own music but its still very good. More 80’s style music over rock n roll but well worth the listen
For a straight-up, take no prisoners banger, you can't go wrong with "Kick it out"...but really, almost any Heart song is great...they are truly a classic band.
Seen him so many times. Out here in colorado! Got front row -center seats because my then-boyfriend off & on for over 30 years is a computer wizard & got tickets a few hours before the show! He is so good! He's got his own channel right now with live performances of everything. I like to add "SKY BLUE & BLACK". Saw him in Telluride CO google it the most beautiful place on earth! Also Red Rocks Amphitheater -best concert natural bowl in the USA.
Swinging back strong with some Heart!! Had to show Alex this song! Amazing! What’s next for us to hit from Heart?! 🙌🏻🔥
Wow, that problem with the Patreon yesterday coincidentally pushed your patrons over 4K.
Perhaps a cover to celebrate?
Time to just pick up a guitar and play
dog & butterfly
Listening to these songs with you guys makes me feel like I am hearing them for the first time. You make me appreciate music I have been listening to for years, even more. Keep On Rockin' Andy & Alex!
@Alan Hynd
Goodness yes we need to get that who cover done and I’d say we owe ya’ll like two more covers after that haha.
Wicked tune from the incomparable Wilson Sisters, and their awesome band! Next? "KICK IT OUT". Cheers. 🥃🥃❤
ROGER FISHER here... really appreciate what you guys do, thanks! Clarification: Heart was always about the democratic innovation among the musicians. We tried every idea put on the table, and each person's unique style caused a certain chemical reaction when combined, THAT WAS HEART. I appreciate you using my name so much, but it was really Howie, Nance, Foz and I working together that created the MAGIC. Keep it alive, gents... KEEP IT ALIVE!
Hi Roger! Great to see you responding to these two guys, among the millions of other people who love the music of Heart. And may I say, along with Cars, Elliott Easton, you are one of the most underrated guitarists ever. I love hearing you play on all these great songs, and our two friends here definitely love your work! Hope you’re keeping well in these difficult times!
What an honour guys to get a response from the great Roger Fisher! Wow!
One of my favourite young female drummers, Sina, the lass from Germany, once got a response from Alan Gratzer, the drummer of REO Speedwagon fame, after Sina did a brilliant job covering Roll With The Changes, so he had actually watched her do this and was very complimentary towards her! She is a fantastic drummer, covering ridiculously difficult songs on drums like Roundabout and Firth Of Fifth! She is that good! Check her out.
Wow! You guys did some of the coolest, unique slinging on your axes. Always admired your/Heart’s note choices and phrasing. Such awesome music!
Great to see you here! Legendary! Would love to hear some of your stories
Damn man, and they didnt even respond. Gutted. GUTTED!
“Straight On”
Sleeper, top notch Heart track.
Dare I say funkdafied.
Agreed.
This is the correct answer
Totally agree. Straight on..
Yes, original Heart drummer Michael Derosier definitely had some funk influences! BTW Montrose drummer Denny Carmassi played on a few later abums!
Hey JJ's Dad, just connected on line with original drummer M Derrosier whom played on Staright On, Magic Man etc$
Alex (rolls eyes in surrender): “This is fucking incredible”
Exactly!!
Roger Fisher did most of the incredible lead work on these early Heart tunes. Highly underrated guitarist that you may have never heard of.
Love your work Roger. I still have my Dreamboat Annie Album
Did you happen to read Roger Fisher's comments in the thread above yours?
Agree!!!!!
Kennedy Center Honors where they performed Stairway To Heaven in front of Led Zep members who were being honored.
They have reacted to that.
And had them in tears!
NO !!! I think they have already seen that...INSTEAD, watch Anne and Nancy's edition of Led Zeppelin's "Battle Of Evermore". - the one where they sing of the "Lord Of The Rings". IMMACULATE !!! is the answer!!
The version of Kick it Out with the Foo Fighters on Letterman was pretty hot, too.
I never saw their reaction to the Kennedy Center honors! Has it been taken down? Because I can’t find it
Ann Wilson has one of the top 3 voices in Rock.
No argument here.
The second one is Nancy. Together they're the high priestesses of rock.
And Nancy Top female guitarist!
Annie lennox and stevie nicks maybe better but no contest love them all
As a guitarist and singer I'm fairly certain in Wilson tops
This is what we got to listen to when we were "College Students" in the great 70's.
Song is straight up a masterpiece. It's always been my favorite Heart song.
Some more excellent hard rocking songs from Heart are "Straight On", "Heartless", "Kick It Out", and "Even It Up". On the lighter side you have "Dog and Butterfly" and "Dreamboat Annie". You might want to go for something lighter, like "Dog and Butterfly", just to get a sense of the versatility of the group. They could kill it just as well with 'soft rock'. The vocals on "Dog and Butterfly" are great.
Kick it out!!!!!! Yeah that one!!!!
Glad you got "Even It Up" and "Kick It out" in there.
Gotta do Dreamboat Annie. Such a huge hit, it's one of their definitive works.
All of these plus "Little Queen"
Also check "Mistral Wind" and "Devil Delight" 👍
Prince last night and the Wilson sisters today?! That’s a decent 24 hours! 🤟🏼🔥💜
It's a BANGER 🤘
Prince and Heart. Prince a generational talent and Heart a third rate band.
Right? Glad I charged my headphones!
@@albertcornett7408 that third rate band happens to be in the Hall of Fame .
@@albertcornett7408 LOL even Prince liked Heart. I'll take his opinion over your third rate one anyday
Mistral Wind, without question, is their truly epic song, one of their live showstoppers.
Totally Agree! Brilliant!
Yes. Mistral Wind is Heart's Stairway to Heaven. Their very best song!
Love minstrel wind ❤️
I'm glad you guys give Roger Fisher the credit he deserves. There are 3 guitarists in the first incarnation of Heart. Roger plays electric lead, Nancy plays acoustic and electric rhythm, Howard plays mostly electric rhythm and sometimes dual leads with Roger. All three of them are INCREDIBLE! But you NEED to explore Nancy's incredible acoustic playing a lot more.
That's not just one of Heart's best songs, it's one of the best rock songs ever. Heart live-in-concert way back in the day was one of the best shows around.
Heart singing Stairway to Heaven with Led Zeppelin watching at the Kennedy Center is a masterpiece!!!!
They did in a drunk reaction about a year ago. Check it out!
Made Robert Plant cry!! Great cover.
I was always fond of "Heartless" and " Straight on". On the balladish side, "Dog and Butterfly" and "Alone" are phenomenal showcases for Ann Wilson's vocals.
What a voice Ann Wilson 👏 & Nancy Wilson on guitar amazing 👌 💙
I just bought this vinyl off eBay and am enjoying it on a 70’s stereo .. the way it should be listen to.. lol .. nothin like Heart! Truly unique sound of their own.
@Sing Me Away - I turned 50 in July and my sister-in-law gave me her original copy of this on vinyl for my birthday. I was a happy gal that day. I love listening to my record player 😍. Enjoy your find! Take care and stay safe 😷
@@marktait2371 same!
IM VERY proud to be a 70 DEEZ Brat ,,, We had the best music ever in the 70s
@@marktait2371 I’m 56
The best way to listen to them is in person:-) those lady's tail rock and have since they were a bar band!! I was so lucky to see them then!
This song is mesmerizing.
Incredible guitar work.
Roger Fisher is criminally underrated.
Everything about this song, every note, is a 10/10. NOTHING could make this song better.
This is an "S"
The moog work is pretty solid too
So is Michael Derosier's drumming IMO.
Yeah, if this is not S tier I don't know what is. Still glad to see them listen to and enjoy it, tho.
@@PK1971PK I agree, but they might not be able to see how legendary the song is yet, and I think they've been trying to stay away from S recently, since there were a lot in the beginning and it was starting to seem like they were gushing over everything.
@@MichaelPhillipsatGreyOwlStudio Mike is not on this track. The drums are played by Dave Wilson (no relation to the women AFAIK). All the drummers were session players on this album, including Mike, who did play on two tracks - "White Lighting and Wine" and "Sing Child". He, and Howard Leese only became full-time members after this album was done.
The next Heart song to react to: "Even it Up". Because, saxophones. And Nancy shreds a bit
Ahhh yeah. God, they have so many great songs I forget some. Great call 👍
I've been fortunate enough to see Heart live in the 70's,80's,90's and 3 times in the 2000's. They always tour every year in Florida where I live . Ann Wilson is 70 years old and Nancy is 65 years old let that sink in for a sec. then picture them at that age still bringing down the house. Andy & Alex it's refreshing to see your generation actually appreciating the music I grew up on. Props. I'm of the belief that all great music has already been made.
"I cast my spell of love on you: a woman from a child" - poetic writing, and true to life
Magic Man along with most seventies era Heart has held up well...
I have been to Ann's house at a BBQ with neighbors (and my girlfriend in '79).
Playin' Beatle tunes and Motown. On Lake Washington in Bellevue.
Sat next to her with a guitar. Her voice moved my hair !
Still one of the greatest voices ever.
Those opening guitar licks were so amazing in 1975 coz on the radio we had not heard anything quite like it. Then the chords in that rhythm, and the vocals, and subsequent lead parts.... we were SOLD on it right away.
Ann and Nancy are incredible...lest we forget the rest of the band is as well, this song should wake us up!
This is their "S" song in my opinion...
Same!
Yes!! S tier for sure!!!! ❤
100%
Yea I love this song but so many of their songs would be an S to me. Couldn’t chose just one
Yes!
"Love Alive" and "Mistral Wind" are the two greatest songs Heart did.
FINALLY ! Somebody mentions "Love Alive" - the clearest demonstration that Heart were the best successors to Led Zeppelin.
@@thatoneguyagain2252 Amen to that!
@@thatoneguyagain2252 Yep - further evidence that it's mostly casual radio listeners watching this channel. "Love Alive" is their masterpiece and actually gets played on the radio regularly in Seattle where I am. I am shocked not many mention it with Heart. Perhaps "Mistral Wind" is more obscure, but not if you're a Heart fan. They still play it in their shows.
Mistral wind is the bad ass, mystical chick song that Stevie Nicks wish she had written. The Wilson sisters got to it first though. A&A would love this slow burn song.
@@danielbretall2236 Well, I doubt A&A will ever do "Mistral Wind". I don't know if you've noticed, but these guys seem to be going through a Time-Life Books Greatest Hits Of The 60s & &70s CD collection for the last year or so. Their channel used to be pretty cool and they were doing a lot of great deep tracks. For someone reason that all stopped for the most part. Now it's just like one deep track every 3 months or so, and the rest are songs you'd find on the type of collection I just mentioned. The "Moving In Stereo / All Mixed Up" reaction was the only diversion in the last two or three months.
"Straight On" Anne hits you with her vocals right off the bat.
Straight On would be my Heart choice for you to listen to next 💜
This and Magic Man are my favorites, Barracuda a close third!
Great song 🎵
"DREAMBOAT ANNIE" is another great Heart tune.
Beautiful. Just watched a live performance from the 70s. The Wilson sisters are mesmerizing.
Dream Bot Annie. Great song. One of those songs I always thought was too short.
Dreamboat Annie is not like any other Heart song, but is still beautiful. You should not miss it.
The men behind the sisters are as spectacular! Guitar, bass and drums.
Straight On, Heartless, ALONE and WHAT ABOUT LOVE-LIVE 2016 at The Royal Albert Hall with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra MUST be heard!! True artists!!
ALONE & WHAT ABOUT LOVE 2FER!! WHOOP!! 🤘💪💗
They have two electric guitarists in the band, besides Nancy's acoustic guitar, where they did just the right amount of dual-guitar attack during that lead. Ugh...so hot.
dog and butterfly - QUINTESSENTIAL Heart - no - it's not actually. It's a ballad. Just wanted to get your attention. Vocally and lyrically a total banger. Do it next.
ABSOLUTELY Dog and Butterfly
All this time I thought it was See the Frog in the Gutter Die!!! Sorry, I couldn't help myself. It is a great song, and my sense of humor is twisted.
It's not "a banger". It is a ballad. You can't bang to it. That would be Straight On.
"Straight On" Definitely needs to be next 🎸
Imagine being a junior in high school and having music like this - amazing times. Thanks for showing Heart the respect they deserve.❤
Dog and Butterfly
Do it! DO it! DO IT!
- Beavis
I'm fond of "Sing Child," "Straight On," and "Little Queen." Also "Dreamboat Annie" and "White Lightning and Wine" are good choices.
They need to do 'Sing Child' for sure.
@@funkster007 Great guitar on that one, and Ann Wilson really cuts loose.
@@MichaelPhillipsatGreyOwlStudio Yep, Ann's having a blast with that one. Drumming is fire too.
White Lightning and Wine is a great one
Little Queen for sure, one of thier early Big Bangers 👍
LOVE ALIVE by Heart"live 1978" version..Ann opens song with a breathtaking flute solo
Straight On, Who Will You Run To, Alone, Never, Heartless.
Minstrel Wind is maybe their most underrated song
I agree, but it's Mistral Wind
The live version is incredible. Ann's vocals are epic. On Heart Greatest Hits
Heart - Little Queen, Straight On, Heartless, Alone, These Dreams
Excellent! I’m gonna recommend their song Love Alive.
"Little Queen," "Straight On," "Kick it Out."
Kick it out is a good rocker
Yes, yes, yes! Magic Man by Heart!!! 😺
STRAIGHT ON, HEARTLESS, and HOW CAN I REFUSE are also badass songs by Heart
What I love about Ann Wilson is you understand every single word from her..her voice is incredible and Nancy is just as good.. My favorite female artists by far!! The band...they deserve just as much I'd a shout out!!
Guys, “Dream of the Archer” will blow your minds !
Another Incredible song. Very Zeppelin like
this would be my choice also phenomenal harmonies
No WAY they would have that instrumental break in ANY song today. No way. That is what is missing today.
that is there S tier song for sure!
Magic Man was recorded in 1975 at Mushroom Sound in Vancouver and was their first hit in Canada before it was released in the U.S. Check out heartless, love alive, kick it out, straight on, cook with fire (awesome live!) dog and butterfly, mistral wind.
MISTRAL WIND !! DEVIL DELIGHT!! LOVE ALIVE!! SOUL OF THE SEA!! any of those will do.
One of the great classics. If you haven't done Heart's Kennedy Center tribute to Led Zep doing Stairway to Heaven, you need to, it will utterly blow you away. Also, please please do Pat Benatar's Hell Is For Children, which is s massive and total banger. Thanks guys!
Ann Wilson actually did write this from experience. They were on the road so much in the early days, and her mom was on the phone asking her to come home. Ann was in love with and eventually married to one of the band members. Nancy was married to another band member. Eventually, both marriages broke up.
I think that this is definitely an S-tier!! Come on Andy&Alex!!
GOOOOOOOOOD MORNING A&A FAMILY!!!
✌️❤️♾️
How’s you J?
@@mikeymckinnon5778 ok, V day went well. Casino night and 300 gone. Yup, just a regular Valentine's day. Fun time, hundreds gone but she's happy.
@@Shadowrider1872 Glad you’re ok J.
"Dream Of The Archer" has Anne's longest note sustain, and "Sing Child" has a EVH breakdown in the middle. "Soul Of The Sea" has a funk breakdown vocally. The first two album are all good.
If they do "Dream Of the Archer", they have to start off with "Sylvan Song". Can't do one without the other. Kind of like "We Will Rock You/We Are The Champions".
@@michlkwitz I agree, so make sure to give them a comment on that as well.
@@michlkwitz Totally agree. And Dream of the Archer was the song that initially grabbed me and pulled me into the rest of their music.
@@michlkwitz Hard to imagine one without the other. Sylvan Song followed by Dream of the Archer is like taking a Transporter to Middle-earth. I would buy that ticket :)
@@michlkwitz absolutely? Like buicuits and gravy
Guys, this is one instance where you have to listen to the whole album, Dreamboat Annie(1976), their debut and arguably one of the best debuts of all time(even though Boston's is hard to beat) to realize how great a singer Ann Wilson is. Besides the songs, lyrics and musicianship on this album, the highlight is Wilson's voice. The 10 songs here range from hard rockers(Bangers, a term that I don't personally care for) like Magic Man, Crazy On You, White Lightning & Wine and Sing Child to soft, mellow songs. Songs like How Deep It Goes, (Love Me Like Music) I'll Be Your Song and Soul Of The Sea, not to mention the 3 part Dreamboat Annie. This album is like a clinic for vocalists and Roger Fisher's electric and Nancy Wilson's acoustic guitars are exceptional and raise it to a even higher level.
I would welcome a full Dreamboat Annie reaction.
Loved it all, especially the reverb at the end. Gold.
Your next Heart track has got t be "Straight On." Hands down. Hard. Sweet. Moody. And shows their growth as songwriters and as a band. Cool baseline. Anne soars!
Definitely "Love Alive". And make sure to turn up the subwoofers.
They both Gave me the strength to play an instrument and sing in public by myself I once had a gift but I blew it... I've sang in great halls across the world. Without ❤️ none of it would have been possible...
Even It Up, Rockin’ Heaven Down, Little Queen, Kick It Out, Love Alive.
Heart Straight on to you, Heartless
I think the next song should be
“Dog and Butterfly”.
You played three Bangerz by heart so far that rock and are amazing. This is more of a ballad type song which Ann Wilson gets to accentuate her vocal range. I think your Heart fans will appreciate this this song as well as you guys will. It’s a banger bro
Agree
That and " Love Alive" off " Little Queen"
Considering they already covered 3 straight up rockers time to explore their more ethereal emotional side. Mellower but still potent in substance and performance!
100%
Doesn't "banger" imply head bopping, driving, upbeat, or similar? I love DaB, but I think calling it a banger is misleading.
@@fewwiggle I could be wrong, but I think they consider any superlative tune a potential banger. It could be a head banger or just a song that gets you lost in its sauce. I guess a banger is really any song The Fine Young Lads call a banger. I honestly can’t figure them out sometimes. :)
@@jamesgeckle489 I'm just using authoritative sources :-)
"Is It a Banger" by Odd Mob
Mistral Wind from Dog & Butterfly is a deep cut that’s a banger.
I'm with ya. If Ann's vocals on Mistral Wind don't send you to your knees praising her unique genetic code you must have paint in your ears.
Besides, I've heard the sisters say it's their favorite song.
I agree, totally.
Just listened to the whole Dog & Butterfly album last night. Mistral Wind - it blew me away, AGAIN. Amazing chord changes - vocals...killer album- their best think!
@@lindaingallsobrien4217 It doesn't seem possible that she could sing that well without multiple takes, but she is freakishly talented. LIVE:
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There will never be another voice like Ann Wilson.
Give Howard Leese some credit here as well. He has been Paul Rogers guitar player for years & is in the recent incarnations of Bad Company.
also great that he covers the synth and doubles the guitar. Really added a lot.
One of the all time GREAT debut albums. Check out the inner cover pictures. Yumm
Joni Mitchell needs some love. “Help Me” would be good.
I second "Help Me".
“I need this for an intro every time i walk into a room.” 😆 Seriously your best line in any of your videos.
Roger masters that guitar like it’s a willful horse. The girls singing together sound like the Sirens calling the lost sailors.
"Mistral Wind", "Love Alive", "Straight On", "Kick It Out", the whole "Dreamboat Annie" album.
They cover Zeppelin like no other
Dog and Butterfly is one of my favorite songs ever. It soothes my soul in ways I can't put into words.
Dog and Butterfly; Heartless; Straight On
Give the Atlanta Rhythm Section a listen. Champagne Jam is my favorite.
Hear hear. ARS has a boatload of sauce!
Spooky, Imaginary Lover, So Into You are all great songs.
@@kbusby4824 Loved to rock out to Large Time
Also....
I'm Not Gonna Let It Bother Me Tonight ...longest title, best advice all in one song.
YES YES YES , Spooky ,,, So into you , Imaginary Lover , YOU guys will LOVE THESE Songs, I Promise ,, SOOO much 70s GOLD
Next song? You've heard some bangers, now explore the tender side... "Dreamboat Annie" or "Dog and Butterfly". Ann's voice was made for all of it!
Good on Andy for giving credit to Roger Fisher, a great guitarist who tends to get overshadowed by the Wilson sisters. I believe he is the "magic man" of the title, who one of the sisters fell in love with.
Yes, I smiled when I heard him mention Roger. I was like, Attaboy Andy!"
"I need this to be the intro every time I walk into the room." Priceless!
Such a great band vocals and instruments. Cant wait until you guys get to The Kennedy Center Honors for Led Zeppelin with Heart as the performers.
"I forgot it was _that_ good." My sentiments exactly.
This and "Crazy On You" are a perfect pair for Valentine's Day.
I've been fortunate enough to see Heart live twice. Amazing experience. The 2 best concerts I've been to
Heart's first four albums are fabulous!
Alex and Andy PLEASE react to "Tom Petty - Runnin Down A Dream Live" ❤️❤️
There are many songs that are worth experiencing from Heart. Some are bangers, some are truly heartfelt and genuine but there is really ONLY ONE you HAVE to experience for sure... MISTRAL WIND is an amazing song that just has it all!!!! No poll needed here.
HEART performing Stairway to Heaven with full orchestra at Led Zeppelin's Kennedy Center Awards Ceremony.
Also is a LANDMARK MUSICAL VIDEO PERFORMANCE!
I absolutely love that you guys love Heart!! They have been one of my favorites for a long time. Can you just imagine what 70’s radio was for us old folks? I guess it will never be matched.
I love me some Wilson sisters, this one is such a banger. That Mini Moog Synth, is so tasty! Ann's vocals are so sublime and sexy. Great reaction Gents!
Straight On is my favorite Heart song ever. They went more commercial in the 80’s under the instruction of management and they didn’t not like there own music but its still very good. More 80’s style music over rock n roll but well worth the listen
5:10 "this is fuckin' incredible"...... my exact reaction the first time I heard it.
For a straight-up, take no prisoners banger, you can't go wrong with "Kick it out"...but really, almost any Heart song is great...they are truly a classic band.
"Straight On"
"Bebe Le Strange" is my favorite Heart deep track.
This is one of those songs that’s one of a kind. It has a sound and a feeling like nothing else.
Kick it Out, Mistral Wind, Keep Your Love Alive, so many great songs by this band.
Straight On is a banger. I'd like to ask for some Jackson Browne- Doctor My Eyes with the great Leland Sklar on bass.
Jesse Ed Davis on lead guitar...
Seen him so many times. Out here in colorado! Got front row -center seats because my then-boyfriend off & on for over 30 years is a computer wizard & got tickets a few hours before the show! He is so good! He's got his own channel right now with live performances of everything. I like to add "SKY BLUE & BLACK". Saw him in Telluride CO google it the most beautiful place on earth! Also Red Rocks Amphitheater -best concert natural bowl in the USA.
As good as “Barracuda” and “Crazy On You” are, this one is much more creative
Ooh, and ‘Heartless’!
They killed it when they did Kennedy center “ Led Zeppelin “ tribute. Their Stairway to Heaven tribute was breathtaking.