Yes, please check out the ballads for a different impression of Heart. Dog & Butterfly, Dreamboat Annie, and more recently, Hey You with Nancy on the autoharp, all gorgeous.
Seen an interview where ann said producers thought it was better to only show her shoulders and head because she didnt have the"ideal" body. But showed all of Nancy. They both are incredibly beautiful and talented.
Love Heart!!! And that tribute to Zeppelin was one of my favorite moments in music! Can you IMAGINE singing Robert Plant's song IN FRONT OF HIM?!?!?! Yeah, I don't think anybody but Ann Wilson could pull that off, and his reaction was just so overwhelmingly wonderful!!! And tangentially related, I'm gonna use this opportunity to pivot to Nancy's phenomenal work as composer, producer, and technical consultant on the movie Almost Famous, which you SOOOO need to react to on your movie channel!!! It's a love letter to rock and roll, and one of my favorite all-time movies!!! 🤩
Almost Famous--great suggestion! Fantastic movie about the rock and roll lifestyle in the early 70s, and based on Cameron Crowe's actual experience. Perfect for the channel!
It was pointed out that the mostly tight shots of Ann were because their record company was freaking out because of Ann's weight gain. That insulting attitude had been what put Karen Carpenter on her tragic path to dying of anorexia.
I just watched a documentary about this song. When they were recording this song, a fan of their came into the studio. The Wilson sisters spent some time with her and she died a few days after the final recording of the song. Nancy said to this day, this song makes her think of this woman.
Barracuda Kick It Out Heartless This is a great tune. An optimistic plea for togetherness. Love their beautiful blend of rich vocals and great melodies. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
As a teenage dude when this album dropped and the videos came out, the puberty hormones went into overdrive. These sisters were not only phenomenal as a rock n roll band, they were both SMOKIN' HOT!!!!
Glad you got the official music video for this one. It was via the music video on MTV that introduced/debuted the music to the world back then. So you're experiencing it 5he same way WE first experienced it.
In an interview, Ann and Nancy said they hated this era of their career because with mtv coming of age, they felt they were forced to sell their looks and make radio friendly music instead of what they were used to doing and that was making rock that spoke to them.
I think they like this song though because they worked together with Holly Knight and became close friends with her, unlike some other songs where they just received demos. Also they have a writing credit on it under their pseudonym "Connie"
This video is a good example. They let Nancy dance around in a bustier but try to only show Ann from the neck up due to her weight. She's a powerhouse singer
I don't really understand their complaining. No one "forced" them to do anything, and they sure didn't mind cashing those checks! If they sold out their principles, that's on them. It's also not true that their new direction was MTV-driven. They had several albums that didn't produce any real hits after "Barracuda". Continuing what they were doing wasn't an option. It was either reinvent themselves or become has-beens.
Oh I've loved Heart since I heard them from my older sisters album....Dreamboat Annie in 70 💕. Alot of ppl...even Ann and Nancy didn't like their music of 80s but I loved them. The reinvention of Heart created magnificent music 🎵🎶
HEART - I love love love them! Fave band ever, fave vocalist ever! Their early work is my ultimate fave. Would love to hear you react to "Devil Delight" from their 'Magazine' album. Dirty, heavy & bluesy! You could also check out "Without You" & "I've Got the Music In Me" (both of these are covers) from the same album, Ann's vocals are off the charts!
This is from a great album. Songs on it like The Wolf, If Looks Could Kill, These Dreams, What About Love, Nothin At All and this one are all bangers. My favourite heart song though is from the Bad Animals album and it's called There's The Girl. It's one to definitely check out.
Tidbit: On this album...The drummer...Denny Carmassi...was the drummer for Montrose...in 1973...whose singer was Sammy Hagar...(I can't drive 55 (+)) solo career...who also sang for Van Halen for a while and (last I heard) had a band with Joe Satriani (Guitar), Chad Smith (Red hot chilly peppers) - drums, Michael Anthony Bass - (Van Halen)...The band was called Chickenfoot. Ronnie Montrose (Montrose) was also a guitarist on Edgar Winter's Frankenstein, along with Rick Derringer. Rock folks really do get around (If they survive)
Amber and Jay, you are on a roll tonight (and always awesome)!! Thank you!!! 😊 For another kick butt female rocker from the 80's I would definitely suggest Lita Ford's song "Kiss Me Deadly". I would also suggest a group that I have not seen on any other reaction channels and that would be the all female rock group Vixen. They sang "On The Edge Of A Broken Heart." Vixen is very underrated which is unfortunate.
Oh baby this is my favorite Heart song. When I was a kid these two little girls down the street from me did it in the elementary school talent show. They were sisters and I didn’t understand that Heart were sisters at the time. But I always think of Amber and Erin when I hear this 32 years later. Those lil girls had great taste!
You're seriously missing out if you don't do "Mistral Wind" and "Dog and Butterfly". They're iconic Heart. This is just another 80s pop song compared to them, and that's coming from a lifelong fan.
We were so excited when Heart first came out, They were different, and just as rockin' as their male counterparts...Been a favorite band of mine from the begininng...Rock ON
One of the bands that it doesn't seem like you've checked out is Grateful Dead. Their best albums are their live albums. My personal favorite Dead live albums would have to be 'Ladies and Gentlemen The Grateful Dead', 'Live Dead' and 'Sunshine Daydream', in that order.
They did a few from them. I definitely remember touch of grey and shakedown street. . Edited to say it must have been a different reactor that did touch of grey. They did Ripple and shakedown Street. Still, not many. They liked both, so I'm surprised they haven't done more.
Heart is so great and great live. 1978 on july 4th. Also featured foreigner and the great Ted Nugent. A fabulous show.🤟. One of my favourite songs by heart as well. Another track from that album was-- if looks could kill.
Ann certainly has a great voice and she gets plenty of kudos for it, but lets not forget Nancy, she can sing pretty good too and can really play guitar. The sisters are from Seattle, and were in a band there that underwent several name changes. Around 1972 Ann's boyfriend Mike fled to Vancouver to avoid the draft and Ann followed. They were soon joined by Mike's brother Roger and Nancy and other band members. They settled on the name Heart and recorded their debut album at Mushroom Studios in Vancouver. The album didn't really take off until they got a gig as the opening act for Rod Stewart in Montreal. While their stay in Canada was only about 4 or 5 years, we are all kind of proud that they got their start here.
Love this one. Ann Wilson is one of the best rock singers ever, period. I've heard she never has a bad night live. I'd love to see you try a couple of Heart's early 90s songs: Black on Black II (maybe the heaviest song they've ever done, with a wailing vocal from Ann), and Will You Be There in the Morning (terrific power ballad).
Even though, at this point, they submitted to the "80s" formula; the sound, the arrangement, and being the sexy, big-haired women in the video themselves...the Wilson sisters still managed to make it that special Heart feeling and vibe!
Never can go wrong with Heart! However, it would be nice to see you explore more of the diversity in their catalog. Love Alive has a bit of flute in it played by Ann. Dog and Butterfly is one of their best songs of all time. Dream of the Archer is amazing. And then there is Dreamboat Annie (NOT the reprise at the end of their first album, but the main song.) Or the Title Track for IMO their best album = Little Queen. You have barely scratched the surface of how amazing they truly are. And the songs I suggested are largely their original lineup. For the next harder rock song, try "Kick it out."
Written by Gene Black, Holly Knight, Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson. HK played keyboards in this recording. Recorded at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, across the Bay from my hometown San Francisco. 🌉 Released in 1985. Band. Howard Leese on lead guitar, who was with Heart from the debut album (1975) until Desire Walks On (1993). Denny Carmassi was on drums. He left Montrose, which had Sammy Hagar on lead vocals, who left to go solo, and Alan Fitzgerald on bass guitar and keyboards, who left to form Night Ranger. DC left after Desire Walks Holly Knight was in her peak: 1982. wrote Change (for John Waite). 1983. with Mike Chapman wrote Love Is a Batterfield (for Pat Benatar). with Michael des Barres wrote Obsession (which both performed on the soundtrack to A Night in Heaven). On. 1984 with Nick Gilder (for Scandal). HK wrote many other hit songs. Suggested next videos: 1 Heart performs There's the Girl 2 Lou Gramm performs Just Between You and Me.
Great tune, you can always count on the Wilson sisters. For a really underrated song and rocker from them, try Back On Black II, it really smokes. Saw them a few times, always a memorable show. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
"Dog and Butterfly" should be your next Heart reaction - it's more of a ballad and emotional lyrics and vocals... One of my favorites... Keep Smiling!! 🤩😁🤩
All right my babies..... This band is killer... This self-titled album is Good from beginning to end. And Jay, "The Wolf" has great guitar work I know that you would enjoy 😎👍🏼
The number 3, A side stunning 1985 "Heart" album, and the back cover sleeve poster of the LP in on your wall, guys. In Colombia, back then was a smash hit, despite we are not english spoken, even, back in those years, and I've got my copy as well, a vinyl sample. The drumming is tighten to a 80's rock approach, with drummer Ennis Carmasi, a record production from the master Ron Nevison, very succesful as well with other bands, like Ozzy, for example. This is a song that never let you down, with riffs and rock power. All 80's hair style and costumes. Great selection, folks. Thanks and take care.
I've been waiting for more Heart. I am so blessed to have grown up with them. They are in my top 3 all time. I've seen them 3 times in concert and was blown away each time. Ann Wilson has the best female voice out there and Nancy is incredibly talented. I love Ambers reactions to them. Especially when you reacted to Alone. Keep reacting to them you both will like them better and better and they will never disappoint.
One of the people to thank for this song is none other than the great Holy Knight! This outstanding songwriter is at the origin of so many hits of the 80s that it is almost indecent! She was so talented and the Tina Turner, Pat Benatar, John Wait, Cheap Trick and Heart of this world can thank her on their way to the bank.
If I remember correctly there was a bit of controversy during this album. Ann had gained a bit of weight so there were very few full body shots of her in the videos for this album. Early MTV and record companies were very image conscious!
Little Queen and Love Alive two classic song on the Little Queen album. A must two hear theses two songs but in my opinion the whole album is just perfect.
I saw Heart Live at my first concert - Cal Jam 2 in 1978. What a great day; seeing a number of the bands I liked back then. Santana_Heart_Foreigner_Ted Nugent_Aerosmith_and more.
If you're favorite is the Led Zeppelin Tribute, you need to check out Alone (live) with the Royal Philharmonic. Ann was 66 years old during that performance. She blew it out of the water. You'll be amazed (no you won't cause you already know what Ann can do).
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Heart is the best female rock band of all time. Two extraordinarily talented, badass sisters 💪♥️
Ever hear of Fanny..? Check them out...
@@MacDaddyRico what???
Never saw them live to my disappear. Truly one of the absolute female rocker groups ever.
You took the words right out of my mouth 👍 the best!!
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Right!
“What about love” off same cd is amazing.
My dad had that record album when I was a kid. A whole load of great songs on it.
Whole damn album is good, Brigade, isn't it?
@@sailor213100 No, the self titled one. Their mtv era releases were Heart, Bad Animals, and Brigade.
"If looks could kill"......Great song also.
"What about love" inspired me to play the guitar. I was in high school in the 80's. I did end up playing in a group later. All women. . Fun stuff.
"Dog and Butterfly' is a beautiful Heart song, I've always loved them
And watch them livr
Agree!! Live is stunning!! ❤👍🏽
Yes, please check out the ballads for a different impression of Heart. Dog & Butterfly, Dreamboat Annie, and more recently, Hey You with Nancy on the autoharp, all gorgeous.
Jay & Amber, you will LOVE their "Kick It Out" and "Dog And Butterfly"!!!
YES,70'S HEART.
Should do them from "Alive in Seattle" 2003 One of the greatest performances ever. Esp. Dog and Butterfly
Both 70s s songs ..
Yes, Kick it Out is so overlooked. Great, sexy, rocker!
@@brianmcmaster5112 You got that right , Both Heart and Aerosmith WHERE way more ROCKY in them 70s Baby
Ann is a powerhouse vocalist, one of the best in rock.
This is one of my favorite songs ever! Now you gotta hear ALONE!
Seen an interview where ann said producers thought it was better to only show her shoulders and head because she didnt have the"ideal" body. But showed all of Nancy. They both are incredibly beautiful and talented.
Ty for mentioning this. 👍🏽
"If Looks Could Kill" is a great rocker by Heart.
Hell yeah!! 👊🏽❤❤
Alone by heart is amazing!
Remember, kids, when Ann & Nancy sing two particular songs, you are...
"Never"
"Alone".
Love Heart!!! And that tribute to Zeppelin was one of my favorite moments in music! Can you IMAGINE singing Robert Plant's song IN FRONT OF HIM?!?!?! Yeah, I don't think anybody but Ann Wilson could pull that off, and his reaction was just so overwhelmingly wonderful!!! And tangentially related, I'm gonna use this opportunity to pivot to Nancy's phenomenal work as composer, producer, and technical consultant on the movie Almost Famous, which you SOOOO need to react to on your movie channel!!! It's a love letter to rock and roll, and one of my favorite all-time movies!!! 🤩
Almost Famous--great suggestion! Fantastic movie about the rock and roll lifestyle in the early 70s, and based on Cameron Crowe's actual experience. Perfect for the channel!
Absolutely. Almost Famous is a must-see!
The 70s were so special And Both bands were very popular in the 70s, Its like they were brother and sister bands
In the responses to the tribute video, I remember reading,
"Rule #1, You don't cover Led Zepplin.
Rule #2, If you are Heart, ignore rule #1."
I agree!
@@kenhayhurst374 How many covers do Guns and Roses have lol HAHA lol HAHA
When listening to Heart, should always do songs from their "Alive in Seattle" show. The ladies were on fire that night.
heir cover of "The Battle Of Evermore" is great from this album.
I love that album/DVD.
@@zachary8196 Absolutely one of the best covers ever
Seen them live many times, I've never seen them on an off night. They were always fire. Cheers.
Yes.l.. watch Straight on from that concert. It really rocks.
One of the most beautiful and powerful singers in rock. They went full 80s and it was awesome
Ya but they LOST THERE ROCK SOUND ,,, The 70s Was The REAL HEART
Barracuda ,1977 , Magic Man 1975 , Crazy on you 1975 , Strait on 1977
@@theodoreritola7641 They were good both decades. I mean, this is how I feel, you do you.
Another good one by Heart is "Dreamboat Annie" (short but cool)
Heart - There's The Girl (Nancy on vocals)
Checkout "What About Love" next. It's an incredible power ballad.
It was pointed out that the mostly tight shots of Ann were because their record company was freaking out because of Ann's weight gain. That insulting attitude had been what put Karen Carpenter on her tragic path to dying of anorexia.
💕Dog and Butterfly is a gorgeous Heart song I know you guys will love 🦋💚🐶✌
AGREE!! 👍🏽❤❤
You should try Nancy singing lead on "These dreams".
They did about a month ago. Hope you enjoy the video 🙂
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I just watched a documentary about this song. When they were recording this song, a fan of their came into the studio. The Wilson sisters spent some time with her and she died a few days after the final recording of the song. Nancy said to this day, this song makes her think of this woman.
Anne has an absolutely incredible voice, now in her 70s, she sounds fantastic!
Barracuda
Kick It Out
Heartless
This is a great tune. An optimistic plea for togetherness. Love their beautiful blend of rich vocals and great melodies.
Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦🇨🇦
Heartless in criminally underrated. Really like “Love Alive” too
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Great reaction, great music, love Heart.
Love Heart, such a great band
As a teenage dude when this album dropped and the videos came out, the puberty hormones went into overdrive. These sisters were not only phenomenal as a rock n roll band, they were both SMOKIN' HOT!!!!
One of the best vocalist!
My favorite all time Heart song is Mistral Wind. It will blow you away.
Glad you got the official music video for this one. It was via the music video on MTV that introduced/debuted the music to the world back then. So you're experiencing it 5he same way WE first experienced it.
Further down the Heart rabbit hole you need to react to "Dog and Butterfly" and their cover of Led Zeppelin's "Battle of Evermore"!
YAAAAS!! ❤❤
In an interview, Ann and Nancy said they hated this era of their career because with mtv coming of age, they felt they were forced to sell their looks and make radio friendly music instead of what they were used to doing and that was making rock that spoke to them.
And you notice Ann only gets face shots in this video? She had gained weight and wasn't considered attractive enough for mtv. 😡
I think they like this song though because they worked together with Holly Knight and became close friends with her, unlike some other songs where they just received demos. Also they have a writing credit on it under their pseudonym "Connie"
This video is a good example. They let Nancy dance around in a bustier but try to only show Ann from the neck up due to her weight. She's a powerhouse singer
@@miconis123 Can't really blame them for that one.
I don't really understand their complaining. No one "forced" them to do anything, and they sure didn't mind cashing those checks! If they sold out their principles, that's on them. It's also not true that their new direction was MTV-driven. They had several albums that didn't produce any real hits after "Barracuda". Continuing what they were doing wasn't an option. It was either reinvent themselves or become has-beens.
They are still just as awesome today as they were then. Nancy still is a badass guitarist and Ann still has those beautiful pipes❤️
Heart is just ICONIC!
Anne's voice and Nancy's guitar. Nothing like it ever!
Lindsey Stirling - Crystalize or A River Flows In You.
Oh I've loved Heart since I heard them from my older sisters album....Dreamboat Annie in 70 💕. Alot of ppl...even Ann and Nancy didn't like their music of 80s but I loved them. The reinvention of Heart created magnificent music 🎵🎶
They like their music in the 70s though ..Dream boat Annie was from 1975
@@theodoreritola7641 my mistake....I was young guess I was thinking of their first album. Thank you ❣️
@@bethshadid2087 Your welcome
HEART - I love love love them! Fave band ever, fave vocalist ever! Their early work is my ultimate fave. Would love to hear you react to "Devil Delight" from their 'Magazine' album. Dirty, heavy & bluesy! You could also check out "Without You" & "I've Got the Music In Me" (both of these are covers) from the same album, Ann's vocals are off the charts!
Nancy, can still do that kick...not as high but still a good kick.
This is from a great album. Songs on it like The Wolf, If Looks Could Kill, These Dreams, What About Love, Nothin At All and this one are all bangers. My favourite heart song though is from the Bad Animals album and it's called There's The Girl. It's one to definitely check out.
"If Looks Could Kill" is one of their hardest rockers--and an anthem for the victims of adultery or cheating in relationships.😁
Love that song!! 👊🏽❤❤
Yeah, people forget there were still some good rockers even during their 80s releases.
MY GIRLS!!! Gosh I just have loved heart since I first heard them! What talent they both have and let’s talk about Ann’s voice!!! Incredible !!
Tidbit:
On this album...The drummer...Denny Carmassi...was the drummer for Montrose...in 1973...whose singer was Sammy Hagar...(I can't drive 55 (+)) solo career...who also sang for Van Halen for a while and (last I heard) had a band with Joe Satriani (Guitar), Chad Smith (Red hot chilly peppers) - drums, Michael Anthony Bass - (Van Halen)...The band was called Chickenfoot. Ronnie Montrose (Montrose) was also a guitarist on Edgar Winter's Frankenstein, along with Rick Derringer.
Rock folks really do get around (If they survive)
Amber and Jordan you are on a roll today. You may like Cyndi Lauper,-(True Colors)1986. Keep up with the good work 😎👍
beautiful song.
Amber and Jay, you are on a roll tonight (and always awesome)!! Thank you!!! 😊 For another kick butt female rocker from the 80's I would definitely suggest Lita Ford's song "Kiss Me Deadly". I would also suggest a group that I have not seen on any other reaction channels and that would be the all female rock group Vixen. They sang "On The Edge Of A Broken Heart." Vixen is very underrated which is unfortunate.
They did kiss me deadly
How are the from the 80s when they started in the 70s and had big hits a ll ready in the 70s ,, They are from the 70s that Played in the 80s
"Who will you run to" is a great Heart banger that has rarely been reacted to. Need to give it a try!
HOW DID I MISS THIS UNTIL NOW??? I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE! MY FAVORITE HEART SONG!
I love Heart!!! Ann and Nancy are amazing. Gorgeous and power singing they definitely are💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙
Ann Wilson was always a beautiful woman, but man did I have the biggest crush on Nancy. That woman was SMOKIN HOT!!
Oh baby this is my favorite Heart song. When I was a kid these two little girls down the street from me did it in the elementary school talent show. They were sisters and I didn’t understand that Heart were sisters at the time. But I always think of Amber and Erin when I hear this 32 years later. Those lil girls had great taste!
I saw Ann Wilson in concert this year and she is still a powerhouse. Just amazing!
You can never go wrong with Heart!
💜💜💜 We need "What About Love", "Dog and Butterfly", "If Looks Could Kill", "Who Will You Run To" and "Dreamboat Annie".
YAAAAS!! A thousand times!! ❤❤
You're seriously missing out if you don't do "Mistral Wind" and "Dog and Butterfly". They're iconic Heart. This is just another 80s pop song compared to them, and that's coming from a lifelong fan.
AGREE!! ❤👊🏽❤
Agreed. Progressive Rock Heart >>>>>>>>>>>> Corporate Controlled Formula Pop Heart.
"what about love?", "stranded" and "secret"..all great songs
Ann and Nancy lived about 15 minutes away from me. Such a great group! They dominated the 70’s and 80’s!
We were so excited when Heart first came out, They were different, and just as rockin' as their male counterparts...Been a favorite band of mine from the begininng...Rock ON
OMG loving the Star Wars shirt! And yeah... Ann Wilson is one of the greatest rock vocalists ever! She is amazing!
Ann's got a voice that sends chills down you spine.
YESSSSS it was awesome going through high school and having this band play their music. 👏👏👏👍👍👍💯💯💯
nothing at all is another great one..love Ann Wilson's voice
This is one of my FAVORITE Heart songs! ❤️
Mine too.
My absolute favorite song of theirs
One of the bands that it doesn't seem like you've checked out is Grateful Dead. Their best albums are their live albums. My personal favorite Dead live albums would have to be 'Ladies and Gentlemen The Grateful Dead', 'Live Dead' and 'Sunshine Daydream', in that order.
They did a few from them. I definitely remember touch of grey and shakedown street. . Edited to say it must have been a different reactor that did touch of grey. They did Ripple and shakedown Street. Still, not many. They liked both, so I'm surprised they haven't done more.
It doesn’t get any better than this song ..
Heart is always great whether it's 70's or 80's.
I have never heard a bad heart song ! Most excellent.
I’m a black guy from Memphis Tennessee and in my opinion Ann is one of the best vocalist ever in music
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Ann Wilson is the queen of rock!
Man does this take me back. What a great tune.
"How Can I Refuse" might not have been a smash hit, but it is a great song. Same with "Sweet Darlin'".
Heart is so great and great live. 1978 on july 4th. Also featured foreigner and the great Ted Nugent. A fabulous show.🤟. One of my favourite songs by heart as well. Another track from that album was-- if looks could kill.
Another classic with Ann's awesome vocals.
One of my favorites from Heart.
Ann certainly has a great voice and she gets plenty of kudos for it, but lets not forget Nancy, she can sing pretty good too and can really play guitar. The sisters are from Seattle, and were in a band there that underwent several name changes. Around 1972 Ann's boyfriend Mike fled to Vancouver to avoid the draft and Ann followed. They were soon joined by Mike's brother Roger and Nancy and other band members. They settled on the name Heart and recorded their debut album at Mushroom Studios in Vancouver. The album didn't really take off until they got a gig as the opening act for Rod Stewart in Montreal. While their stay in Canada was only about 4 or 5 years, we are all kind of proud that they got their start here.
One of my favorite Heart songs is If looks could kill. You two would love it!
Thanks guys I was waiting for this reaction ... "Never" is my favorite Heart song , amazing!
I am a lifelong Heart fan, and this came out when I was 14. We were spoiled with great music back then! Hello from northeast Ohio.
That whole album is class. xx
Love this one. Ann Wilson is one of the best rock singers ever, period. I've heard she never has a bad night live. I'd love to see you try a couple of Heart's early 90s songs: Black on Black II (maybe the heaviest song they've ever done, with a wailing vocal from Ann), and Will You Be There in the Morning (terrific power ballad).
Also, if you like Heart covering Zeppelin, check out their live performance of Black Dog. Sensational.
"Rage" is amazing as well
I love Heart! Ann and Nancy Wilson Rock!
Even though, at this point, they submitted to the "80s" formula; the sound, the arrangement, and being the sexy, big-haired women in the video themselves...the Wilson sisters still managed to make it that special Heart feeling and vibe!
"WHAT ABOUT LOVE" ❤️
Never can go wrong with Heart! However, it would be nice to see you explore more of the diversity in their catalog. Love Alive has a bit of flute in it played by Ann. Dog and Butterfly is one of their best songs of all time. Dream of the Archer is amazing. And then there is Dreamboat Annie (NOT the reprise at the end of their first album, but the main song.) Or the Title Track for IMO their best album = Little Queen. You have barely scratched the surface of how amazing they truly are. And the songs I suggested are largely their original lineup.
For the next harder rock song, try "Kick it out."
I like Ann in this video because she looks beautiful in it.
Written by Gene Black, Holly Knight, Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson. HK played keyboards in this recording. Recorded at Fantasy Studios in Berkeley, across the Bay from my hometown San Francisco. 🌉
Released in 1985.
Band. Howard Leese on lead guitar, who was with Heart from the debut album (1975) until Desire Walks On (1993). Denny Carmassi was on drums. He left Montrose, which had Sammy Hagar on lead vocals, who left to go solo, and Alan Fitzgerald on bass guitar and keyboards, who left to form Night Ranger. DC left after Desire Walks
Holly Knight was in her peak: 1982. wrote Change (for John Waite). 1983. with Mike Chapman wrote Love Is a Batterfield (for Pat Benatar). with Michael des Barres wrote Obsession (which both performed on the soundtrack to A Night in Heaven). On. 1984 with Nick Gilder (for Scandal). HK wrote many other hit songs.
Suggested next videos: 1 Heart performs There's the Girl 2 Lou Gramm performs Just Between You and Me.
Keep and will continue to request - Heart Live Performances!
Their Rock Hall Induction concert is a must!
Great tune, you can always count on the Wilson sisters. For a really underrated song and rocker from them, try Back On Black II, it really smokes. Saw them a few times, always a memorable show. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
"Dog and Butterfly" should be your next Heart reaction - it's more of a ballad and emotional lyrics and vocals... One of my favorites... Keep Smiling!! 🤩😁🤩
Another one of my favs!! ❤❤
All right my babies..... This band is killer... This self-titled album is Good from beginning to end. And Jay, "The Wolf" has great guitar work I know that you would enjoy 😎👍🏼
The number 3, A side stunning 1985 "Heart" album, and the back cover sleeve poster of the LP in on your wall, guys. In Colombia, back then was a smash hit, despite we are not english spoken, even, back in those years, and I've got my copy as well, a vinyl sample. The drumming is tighten to a 80's rock approach, with drummer Ennis Carmasi, a record production from the master Ron Nevison, very succesful as well with other bands, like Ozzy, for example. This is a song that never let you down, with riffs and rock power. All 80's hair style and costumes. Great selection, folks. Thanks and take care.
I've been waiting for more Heart. I am so blessed to have grown up with them. They are in my top 3 all time. I've seen them 3 times in concert and was blown away each time. Ann Wilson has the best female voice out there and Nancy is incredibly talented. I love Ambers reactions to them. Especially when you reacted to Alone. Keep reacting to them you both will like them better and better and they will never disappoint.
Kevin....how bout the no. 1 Karen Carpenter??
Thanks to TH-cam and the internet, I think Heart is more appreciated now than they were when they had hit after hit during the 70's and 80's.
Lene Lovich
"Lucky Number"
(Stiff records)
One of the people to thank for this song is none other than the great Holy Knight! This outstanding songwriter is at the origin of so many hits of the 80s that it is almost indecent! She was so talented and the Tina Turner, Pat Benatar, John Wait, Cheap Trick and Heart of this world can thank her on their way to the bank.
As a young lad I fell for them after seeing this video. Big hair, cool moves, and they sounded great. ❤
Heart, Alway's great! 🎉🎉
"Will You Be There (In The Morning)", "What About Love", & "These Dreams"
If I remember correctly there was a bit of controversy during this album. Ann had gained a bit of weight so there were very few full body shots of her in the videos for this album. Early MTV and record companies were very image conscious!
Little Queen and Love Alive two classic song on the Little Queen album. A must two hear theses two songs but in my opinion the whole album is just perfect.
My favorite Heart song, and an 80's banger!
One of my favorite songs from the 80's. Heart is one of greatest bands of all time.
I saw Heart Live at my first concert - Cal Jam 2 in 1978. What a great day; seeing a number of the bands I liked back then. Santana_Heart_Foreigner_Ted Nugent_Aerosmith_and more.
My group! I have the CD in my car! Lyric: “I search for the time on a watch with no hands” These Dreams…Yes honey! ❤
If you're favorite is the Led Zeppelin Tribute, you need to check out Alone (live) with the Royal Philharmonic. Ann was 66 years old during that performance. She blew it out of the water. You'll be amazed (no you won't cause you already know what Ann can do).
They embraced 80s styles, and made some solid albums!