FUN FACT: When Van Halen were on tour in the early '90's, Alice In Chains was their opening act. Jerry Cantrell saw Eddie's arsenal of Ernie Ball guitars and Peavey 5150 heads and cabinets and was telling Eddie how he personally could never afford all of that gear himself. After the tour, Jerry returned home to a friend's house where he was living and his friend asked Jerry what he was going to do with all his stuff in the garage. A puzzled Cantrell went to the garage and stood in awe at these brand new Ernie Ball guitars and Peavey 5150 guitar amp heads and cabinets, shipped courtesy of Eddie Van Halen.
Eddie visited Jason Becker who was the DLR guitarist before getting ALS..the video is on youtube later he gave money to keep Jason's family out of medical bankruptcy. After Eddie died They put out the video of the EVH visit and Jason auctioned off some guitars for $600,000
I’ve heard this before. I think it was the Alice manager he was staying with and she wanted to park her car in the garage, that was now filled with all this new gear.
Had the pleasure of seeing both bands during this tour as they did make a stop in North Florida. What a one-two punch. It didn't get any better than that.
At the beginning, when I started listening to AIC, I thought all credit goes to Layne for the songwriting and of course his amazing voice, later on, I realized how Jerry was actually the pillar of the group and the mastermind behind harmonies, melodies and songwriting. Amazing musician.
Jerry Cantrell writes music you can feel in your bones. Brother is instantly effective. What a musical genius. Alice in Chains made me want to play guitar and be in a band. I got to watch the Jerry Cantrell Band from on the side of the stage, when they came to my town, and i hung with the band after (I knew people - ha). Unfortunately, Layne had died very recently and Jerry wasnt up to being in public (or so i remember) - so he didnt hang with us -- but the rest of the guys were amazingly cool. I wish i could have met Jerry just to say Thank You. Very cool having Nancy Wilson harmonizing & the Red Rocker playing along. I got goosebumps during the intro and it got better and better. Thank You Sammy for making it happen. Thank You Nancy for driving the train for a generation. Thank You Jerry for....everything.
It was kinda trippy seeing Sammy just hang back like that. Lol. Dude has some of the best stuff on these RR road trip collabs. People you never thought you would see playing together but sure love that you did. This was top shelf stuff.
Fighting tears, dammit.. his words cut to the quick. Childhood pain never leaves. Sammy, Anne and Nancy helped us survive our teens and twenties. Now the train keeps a'rollin via the amazing bands they ushered in. Powerful recording, thank you for posting.
@@PlasticCogLiquid shes fantastic, a great human being either. she never whored herself out...... not that sex appeal never was part of it, but it wasnt front and center. she sold her ability to play a guitar
I love Nancy Wilson's voice when she's singing or talking. There's something about her that is so alluring and she's very talented. I been binging the 1985 self titled Heart album this past week. I was a year old when that album came out. "These Dreams" is my favorite song, brings back childhood memories.
She does have a special thing about her when she is just casually talking. Like if you just met her, she will have the presents of a friend have known for life.
Makes absolute perfect sense that the first song Jerry asked her about back then was Mistral Wind. The minor chords, the haunting type melody, right up his alley. His style of guitar playing is so elevated and beautiful.
Totally!!! I commented, cute as a girl, but smokin' as a woman...if only I could be so lucky as to meet a nice lookin' older woman. Most around here in the age range are OLD, and have old lady hair cuts!!! LOL!
You can tell Jerry and Nancy have played this together a lot. Sammy is funny to watch here. He’s doing what every guitarist does when they don’t know the song……play little licks in the key and hope it goes with it.
Jerry and Nancy could/should do an acoustic album of their stuff/new stuff/covers - (like plant and Krauss). Tour smaller venues - would be awesome. Very good vocal match and compliment guitar technique
Still have the hugest crush on Nancy Wilson, not in a creepy way but she is just so freaking talented and can just bring it on demand. Her harmonies on the fly during this were outstanding as well as her ability to just play that song off a sheet of paper. Of course Jerry is a pro and Sammy is a pro to the pros but anything she is in I will watch because no matter what it is or who it’s with she puts her stamp on it and brings something that nobody knew was missing until it was there.
Same here. I saw them in a relatively small town in Michigan on the Little Queen tour. I was up front, house right, cheering Nancy on the whole night. She had a flower stuck in the strings at the head of her Ovation guitar. At the end of the concert, she threw it to me. I still have it. Her playing encouraged me to work harder on my playing. I'm just an amateur musician but I'm better because of her. Back when I used to play out more my go to was to play the intro to Crazy On You then go right into Classical Gas.
One of the things I miss the most about that particular era: the harmonies between Jerry and Lane (Rotten Apple being my very favorite). A 2nd...soooo rare, and tasteful in that spot.
I could gush on all day about what this song means to me and how Amazing it is to hear Nancy Wilson hitting those high notes on the chorus, but will just say Bravo! What a treat 🔥❤️
It's amazing to me Sammy is 75 years old. Most people would have slowed down but not him, he keeps pushing the gas pedal to the floor! Only way to live. 🤘🔥⚡
Damn, I just realized I’ve been crushing on Nancy Wilson for over 40 years now. Pretty much since the first time I saw her in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” when she pulled up next to Judge Reinhold in that Corvette (with “Waffle Stomp” by Joe Walsh playing in the background). Still remember the pink and purple sweater she was wearing.
What all us 80's young, male rock'n'rollers found out then was, not only is Nancy Wilson beautiful, inside and out, but she can also melt you with her guitar.
The only thing I can add that everyone hasn't said is, Sammy's ad lib fills are awesome. He doesn't step on anyone's toes, and his voice in contrast brings a richer flavor. Love it all!
As a musician, songwriter and vocalist myself, these were 3 of my favorite people and their bands. They still sound great! And Nancy still looks beautiful too! Me and all my friends went crazy looking at her and her sister Ann while growing up listening to music.
@@schultzjohnd You got that right! Lol And I was even more excited when I first found out what their last names were because I have the same last name. So then I was thinking how cool it would have been to meet them having the same last name.
As a young man, Nancy Wilson was my 1st celebrity crush. As an older man, now I understand the beauty better and know that it runs deeper than her looks. (and her guitar kicks!)
Was in Junior High and these two gorgeous ladies came in to play an instrumental set, no one had heard of them. Their Father Mr Wilson taught at our school and brought them in, they were so cool and unpretentious. Signed everyone’s annual, talked to us all, only maybe 20 kids came to hear them play. Flash forward a year and they came again, huge hits on the charts. Maybe not as acoustic but the entire school had to have been there. And even in the wake of their huge success they were just as cool, unpretentious. Thanks ladies for the awesome memories!
6:12 Proof that you can be a rock goddess and still have doubts. To hear Nancy Wilson say that is shocking. They broke the mold twice: in the 70's *AND* 80s when they changed directions a bit...and both were profound. Don't get me started with AIC...I love that band to death and Jerry Cantrell is an amazing artist. This did my soul good to see these two together.
I saw a very young Heart band in the early 70s play at our high school at the lunch hour. It was Hugh McRoberts junior high in Richmond BC. Never would have guessed they would become so huge. Been a fan ever since. Saw them years later headlining a show with ZZ Top as the opening act
Spent many a nights at Oil Can Harry in Vancouver when Heart was the house band watching Ann and Nancy treat us to some amazing music. They were damn good from the get go. They used to end their sets with Stairway to Heaven. Great memories.
Heart was so respected amoungst metal heads, believe it or not. The sound that they had was so before it's time, and the crunch they had like on songs such as Barracuda, was just so powerful. You could find a heart album among many early metal greats such as Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Cream, Deep Purple and other early greats.
That was a wild time for music. That sound came in and swept us up into a musical frenzy. We love classic rock and roll, but these guys were on another level. This was a tasty program. Please do this with the artists more. This was really enjoyable.
Wow 3 legends just sitting around grooving off of each other. And Nancy's harmony is flawless. That is hard you know, being the harmony, especially on the fly, no rehearsal. She is magical!
Anytime 3 talented musicians play together on acoustic guitars it always comes out nice like this and Nancy Wilson always makes it even better to another level. Love you girl!
Cantrell made a big impression on me when I saw him open for Metallica in the 90s. Played Dark Side Of The Moon, and blew EVERYONE away. Perfect song selection. I swear I could hear Layne backing up Jerry. Real gem here!
First concert I brought my young daughter to was Sammy with VH in Calgary Alberta. My last concert was Nancy Wilson and Styx. Was blessed to be given her guitar pick! 😍 So thankful for music and the joy it brings.
Nervous? They should have been nervous and bowing to you. You paved the road for them. They would be broke if it were up to people like me to buy their depressing "Music"
Met Jerry before the open of the Dirt tour show at Evergreen. What a hell of a nice guy. Was always a big fan and still am to this day. My most favorite guitar player from the 90's scene.
Have to say that I'm not a fan of the 90's music, mostly because I lived grew up with the 70's and 80's rock and metal. Nancy is top shelf and Jerry seems like a nice Dude but his music is so drony for the lack of a better word.
makes me feel a lil weird, while Nancy Wilson is like the same age of my mom, still I can't stop thinkin' she's one of the sexiest women I've ever seen
I was expecting Nancy and Sammy to mention something about the drummer Denny Carmassi. He started with Sammy in Montrose and played with him off and on up until Van Halen, and then he was a member of Heart when they had their second wave of hits in the 80s.
I really like how Jerry plays the solos like they are on the actual recording and not just winging it and going on some kind of tangent like other guitar players do...
Jerry looks strange with his hair cut short and wearing it on the side. Also Nancy doesn't sound to good on the backup vocals. But still a cool video. I sure miss Layne.. He was awesome..
"Music holds the secret to know it can make you whole its not just a game of notes, its the sounds inside your soul the magic of the melody Runs through you like a stream the notes that play flow through your head (like a dream) like a dream. (Triumph-Hold ON) I remember my friends giving me a hard time way back because i liked a song from Gary Numan (In cars) when every body was into rock only I like Enya, pink Floyd , Motley Crue, Pearl jam,Loreena McKinnitt, the go gos etc etc but mostly rock. I wonder what my music would have sounded like had I been a musician.
I remember seeing REO live in 1987, it was a great time. I'm such a big fan of both Sammy Hagar and Jerry Cantrell. Nancy Wilson as well. A trio of 🎸 royalty.
Heart and Jerry Cantrell and the Seattle sound of the 90s is appreciated, but Grunge was a HUGE dis-service to rock music and horrible, horrible whiny, depressive music and wish it never existed. - imo
FUN FACT: When Van Halen were on tour in the early '90's, Alice In Chains was their opening act. Jerry Cantrell saw Eddie's arsenal of Ernie Ball guitars and Peavey 5150 heads and cabinets and was telling Eddie how he personally could never afford all of that gear himself. After the tour, Jerry returned home to a friend's house where he was living and his friend asked Jerry what he was going to do with all his stuff in the garage. A puzzled Cantrell went to the garage and stood in awe at these brand new Ernie Ball guitars and Peavey 5150 guitar amp heads and cabinets, shipped courtesy of Eddie Van Halen.
That's the stuff of Legends!
Eddie visited Jason Becker who was the DLR guitarist before getting ALS..the video is on youtube later he gave money to keep
Jason's family out of medical bankruptcy.
After Eddie died They put out the video of the EVH visit and Jason auctioned off some
guitars for $600,000
@@barbaradascalos4411 too bad you didn't include a link to that video
I’ve heard this before. I think it was the Alice manager he was staying with and she wanted to park her car in the garage, that was now filled with all this new gear.
Had the pleasure of seeing both bands during this tour as they did make a stop in North Florida. What a one-two punch. It didn't get any better than that.
Jerry is one of the most underrated song writers of all time.
Of course he is.
And humble to boot
Yep!
True
At the beginning, when I started listening to AIC, I thought all credit goes to Layne for the songwriting and of course his amazing voice, later on, I realized how Jerry was actually the pillar of the group and the mastermind behind harmonies, melodies and songwriting. Amazing musician.
Jerry Cantrell writes music you can feel in your bones. Brother is instantly effective. What a musical genius. Alice in Chains made me want to play guitar and be in a band. I got to watch the Jerry Cantrell Band from on the side of the stage, when they came to my town, and i hung with the band after (I knew people - ha). Unfortunately, Layne had died very recently and Jerry wasnt up to being in public (or so i remember) - so he didnt hang with us -- but the rest of the guys were amazingly cool. I wish i could have met Jerry just to say Thank You.
Very cool having Nancy Wilson harmonizing & the Red Rocker playing along. I got goosebumps during the intro and it got better and better.
Thank You Sammy for making it happen. Thank You Nancy for driving the train for a generation. Thank You Jerry for....everything.
It was kinda trippy seeing Sammy just hang back like that. Lol. Dude has some of the best stuff on these RR road trip collabs. People you never thought you would see playing together but sure love that you did. This was top shelf stuff.
Fighting tears, dammit.. his words cut to the quick. Childhood pain never leaves.
Sammy, Anne and Nancy helped us survive our teens and twenties. Now the train keeps a'rollin via the amazing bands they ushered in. Powerful recording, thank you for posting.
The world needs a lot more Nancy Wilson.
She is legendary
i do
@@vtraderc7593 Do you?
@@PlasticCogLiquid shes fantastic, a great human being either. she never whored herself out...... not that sex appeal never was part of it, but it wasnt front and center. she sold her ability to play a guitar
And Jerry and Sammy! They sound so great together!
I love Nancy Wilson's voice when she's singing or talking. There's something about her that is so alluring and she's very talented. I been binging the 1985 self titled Heart album this past week. I was a year old when that album came out. "These Dreams" is my favorite song, brings back childhood memories.
She does have a special thing about her when she is just casually talking. Like if you just met her, she will have the presents of a friend have known for life.
Jerry is so humble, good dude. And Nancy is so cool.
Sammy - "not bad" too
😊
Makes absolute perfect sense that the first song Jerry asked her about back then was Mistral Wind.
The minor chords, the haunting type melody, right up his alley.
His style of guitar playing is so elevated and beautiful.
Always loved Nancy’s voice!!
She's my favorite (woman) singer.
Something about her... Her sister has the power, but Nancy is pure. And she can play circles around a lot of rockers.
Nancy still looks good after all these years!
Totally!!! I commented, cute as a girl, but smokin' as a woman...if only I could be so lucky as to meet a nice lookin' older woman. Most around here in the age range are OLD, and have old lady hair cuts!!! LOL!
I'm speechless, three legends playing together. Thank you guys.
how do you comment if you are speechless?
@@clemclemson9259
Didn't Say a word
Oh shit!!!!!!!!!Cheers!!!!!❤❤❤
Jerry, Nancy, and who's the third?
You can tell Jerry and Nancy have played this together a lot. Sammy is funny to watch here. He’s doing what every guitarist does when they don’t know the song……play little licks in the key and hope it goes with it.
Yep. He was lost pretty much the whole time! He said 'unrehearsed' about 6 times!
Jerry and Nancy could/should do an acoustic album of their stuff/new stuff/covers - (like plant and Krauss). Tour smaller venues - would be awesome. Very good vocal match and compliment guitar technique
I would go to that in a heartbeat!
Still have the hugest crush on Nancy Wilson, not in a creepy way but she is just so freaking talented and can just bring it on demand. Her harmonies on the fly during this were outstanding as well as her ability to just play that song off a sheet of paper. Of course Jerry is a pro and Sammy is a pro to the pros but anything she is in I will watch because no matter what it is or who it’s with she puts her stamp on it and brings something that nobody knew was missing until it was there.
Same here. I saw them in a relatively small town in Michigan on the Little Queen tour. I was up front, house right, cheering Nancy on the whole night. She had a flower stuck in the strings at the head of her Ovation guitar. At the end of the concert, she threw it to me. I still have it. Her playing encouraged me to work harder on my playing. I'm just an amateur musician but I'm better because of her. Back when I used to play out more my go to was to play the intro to Crazy On You then go right into Classical Gas.
Me too. And like a fine wine gets better with Age. Just the total package.
Yeah... I think the lead guitar 🎸 player for HEART, "Rob Fisher" (I believe), was as influential in Heart's success as
the sisters.
I swear she bathes in the blood of virgins or something. She’s 12 years older than me and looks phenomenal.
@@harrychapin808Mike Fisher manager, Roger Fisher lead. Brothers.
Jerry is such a sublime songwriter .
i;m absolutely impressed. After 20 years...
Nancy nailing the harmonies 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Sounding a lot like her sister on the original version.
An excellent homage to that song.
Wonderful jam. A reminder that SAP and Jar of Flies are twin EPs of musical genius that can never be repeated.
I love AIC but this is not one of my favorite songs.. theres so many others that are really emotional and brother never felt special to me
Nancy is my hero she is so cool
Great harmonization between Jerry and Nancy.
Sure was
If I'm not mistaken, she sang on the original song, but was uncredited.
@@christopherherrick703 I believe it was Ann that sang on the album version
@@Taitless thank you for correcting me, been a while since I looked at that.
One of the things I miss the most about that particular era: the harmonies between Jerry and Lane (Rotten Apple being my very favorite). A 2nd...soooo rare, and tasteful in that spot.
Three of my favorite musicians. Awesome!
I could gush on all day about what this song means to me and how Amazing it is to hear Nancy Wilson hitting those high notes on the chorus, but will just say Bravo! What a treat 🔥❤️
It's amazing to me Sammy is 75 years old. Most people would have slowed down but not him, he keeps pushing the gas pedal to the floor! Only way to live. 🤘🔥⚡
Sammy is one of the best front men in Rock history and he plays a mean fucking guitar. Tim sendra.
@@timsendra2480 Knows when to stay out of the way too.
What did you expect? He can't drive 55. 😉
@@jries77
Dammit! You bear me to it!
This was well done, Nancy Wilson is so sublime
If you listen to Mistral Wind by heart you can totally hear how it influenced AIC.
Imagine if AIC covered this song?
I saw Van Halen open for Black Sabbath in Buffalo their first tour They Rocked.
All great singers, rock forever.
Damn, I just realized I’ve been crushing on Nancy Wilson for over 40 years now. Pretty much since the first time I saw her in “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” when she pulled up next to Judge Reinhold in that Corvette (with “Waffle Stomp” by Joe Walsh playing in the background). Still remember the pink and purple sweater she was wearing.
And still looks great…I would still notice her instantly in public.
Nancy gets more beautiful as time goes on. She is so awesome.
She still looks amazing at 68! I looked it up.
She’s drop dead gorgeous
@@coreydunlap5260 absolutely!
Not sure why most women cut their hair short when they are in their forties.
She was 62 in this video. But yes, looks great.
Nancy is the best!!
When I hear Jerry laugh seems like a dude I could chill with.
Wow Nancy is still gorgeous!!!
What all us 80's young, male rock'n'rollers found out then was, not only is Nancy Wilson beautiful, inside and out, but she can also melt you with her guitar.
The only thing I can add that everyone hasn't said is, Sammy's ad lib fills are awesome. He doesn't step on anyone's toes, and his voice in contrast brings a richer flavor. Love it all!
Like Willie Nelson on stage with Neil Young. Awesome
As a musician, songwriter and vocalist myself, these were 3 of my favorite people and their bands. They still sound great! And Nancy still looks beautiful too! Me and all my friends went crazy looking at her and her sister Ann while growing up listening to music.
One might say, "Crazy on You", you were.
@@schultzjohnd You got that right! Lol And I was even more excited when I first found out what their last names were because I have the same last name. So then I was thinking how cool it would have been to meet them having the same last name.
As a young man, Nancy Wilson was my 1st celebrity crush. As an older man, now I understand the beauty better and know that it runs deeper than her looks. (and her guitar kicks!)
she sold talent, which is why she still has popularity today. she's not a shallow person
Nancy is still very good looking
All 3 are class act’s. In more ways than 1
People are listening now on youtube and realizing ALC was the GOAT band !
Three observations- Sammy has the best internet show, Nancy Wilson has been beautiful forever, and Jerry Cantrell sounds like a top corporate CEO.
Was in Junior High and these two gorgeous ladies came in to play an instrumental set, no one had heard of them. Their Father Mr Wilson taught at our school and brought them in, they were so cool and unpretentious. Signed everyone’s annual, talked to us all, only maybe 20 kids came to hear them play. Flash forward a year and they came again, huge hits on the charts. Maybe not as acoustic but the entire school had to have been there. And even in the wake of their huge success they were just as cool, unpretentious. Thanks ladies for the awesome memories!
6:12 Proof that you can be a rock goddess and still have doubts. To hear Nancy Wilson say that is shocking. They broke the mold twice: in the 70's *AND* 80s when they changed directions a bit...and both were profound. Don't get me started with AIC...I love that band to death and Jerry Cantrell is an amazing artist. This did my soul good to see these two together.
thank you for the great history your friend from east of Atlanta.......
Literally a room full of my favorite musicians! I owe them all so much for my guitar playing
Man! I can listen to Sammy fatgar all day!
Very magical..good job..3 of My favorites
3 of my heroes in one room, plus Kevin, another hero
Love all three of these performers. Grew up on Heart ❤️ and Sammy Hagar, then grunge burst onto the seen and AIC was one of the best. 👍🎸🎼
I saw a very young Heart band in the early 70s play at our high school at the lunch hour. It was Hugh McRoberts junior high in Richmond BC. Never would have guessed they would become so huge. Been a fan ever since. Saw them years later headlining a show with ZZ Top as the opening act
Spent many a nights at Oil Can Harry in Vancouver when Heart was the house band watching Ann and Nancy treat us to some amazing music. They were damn good from the get go. They used to end their sets with Stairway to Heaven. Great memories.
Heart was so respected amoungst metal heads, believe it or not. The sound that they had was so before it's time, and the crunch they had like on songs such as Barracuda, was just so powerful.
You could find a heart album among many early metal greats such as Black Sabbath, Rainbow, Cream, Deep Purple and other early greats.
Before it time? Don't you think they were just based on the Led Zeppelin sound?
best Heart album are BY FAR from the 80's
That was a wild time for music. That sound came in and swept us up into a musical frenzy. We love classic rock and roll, but these guys were on another level.
This was a tasty program. Please do this with the artists more. This was really enjoyable.
Wow 3 legends just sitting around grooving off of each other. And Nancy's harmony is flawless. That is hard you know, being the harmony, especially on the fly, no rehearsal. She is magical!
Love when rock musicians from different bands get together to play like this.
True! Seems like Country Artist do it all the time, but rock genre not so much.
HAGAR - how many rockers this age still look cool. Dude is authentically cool and still sounds great
Anytime 3 talented musicians play together on acoustic guitars it always comes out nice like this and Nancy Wilson always makes it even better to another level. Love you girl!
Jerry's droning style so unique...and Nancy...well what a timeless talent and beauty
It's unique alright like a dying cow
@@soundguy5813 cred?
@@soundguy5813 And what have you done with your life sport?
That musical performance was epic. I live for that shit.
Wow they should release that
Cantrell made a big impression on me when I saw him open for Metallica in the 90s. Played Dark Side Of The Moon, and blew EVERYONE away. Perfect song selection. I swear I could hear Layne backing up Jerry. Real gem here!
Jerry looks so much better. Had many worried for a while.... Live long and strong, Jerry.
Nancy gotta be pushing 70, and she’s still gorgeous… Great Jeans….
Oh yeah, and she has good genes too
This is clearly the Nancy and Jerry show with Sammy looking on ...
Chills. Simply amazing Chills!!!
Sounded very nice, was very well done :).
Gee, Nancy looks great!
Rock lives !!! Cheers from Brazil. Big fan of Alice in Chains, VH and Montrose!
Check out heart Dude Ann Wilson is the best female singer ever . Absolutely incredible
not too many female rockers make it big, but Heart is up there with all the male rockers.
First concert I brought my young daughter to was Sammy with VH in Calgary Alberta. My last concert was Nancy Wilson and Styx. Was blessed to be given her guitar pick! 😍 So thankful for music and the joy it brings.
Nervous? They should have been nervous and bowing to you. You paved the road for them. They would be broke if it were up to people like me to buy their depressing "Music"
11:40 Jerry: *"Nice!"*
Jerry is such a nice guy.
Great harmonies by Jerry & Nancy.
Met Jerry before the open of the Dirt tour show at Evergreen. What a hell of a nice guy. Was always a big fan and still am to this day. My most favorite guitar player from the 90's scene.
Have to say that I'm not a fan of the 90's music, mostly because I lived grew up with the 70's and 80's rock and metal. Nancy is top shelf and Jerry seems like a nice Dude but his music is so drony for the lack of a better word.
Nancy still looks beautiful
Jerry Cantrell is so talented. Great guitarist and even better vocalist. Never hits a bum note, and Nancy's backups are awesome. Liked it.
Nancy is a goddess!! So talented, beautiful, and sexy.... it's just not fair to to the rest of the women on this planet....
Wow, what a musical treat from 3 legends! 😎 🎶
“Little Queen” is a great song
makes me feel a lil weird, while Nancy Wilson is like the same age of my mom, still I can't stop thinkin' she's one of the sexiest women I've ever seen
I was expecting Nancy and Sammy to mention something about the drummer Denny Carmassi. He started with Sammy in Montrose and played with him off and on up until Van Halen, and then he was a member of Heart when they had their second wave of hits in the 80s.
Jerry is and will always be my favorite guitarist.
Awesome collaboration! Nancy! Were is your Guild guitar? Thanx 4 sharing!
I really like how Jerry plays the solos like they are on the actual recording and not just winging it and going on some kind of tangent like other guitar players do...
Samy doesn't even need to play the acoustic guitar with Nancy there!
Sammy was so lost playing the song. He did one vocal at the end, so Jerry cordially said "nice"
Nancy Looks, Amazing !
Yeah! Applauding! Thanks Nancy, Jerry, and The Red Rocker Sammy!
Jerry looks strange with his hair cut short and wearing it on the side. Also Nancy doesn't sound to good on the backup vocals. But still a cool video. I sure miss Layne.. He was awesome..
Those three part harmony vocals are incredible!
Brings tears to my eyes and a lot of memories, thanks AXS for posting.
HAVE AND HAD a crush on NANCY since day one
"Music holds the secret to know it can make you whole its not just a game of notes, its the sounds inside your soul the magic of the melody Runs through you like a stream the notes that play flow through your head (like a dream) like a dream. (Triumph-Hold ON) I remember my friends giving me a hard time way back because i liked a song from Gary Numan (In cars) when every body was into rock only I like Enya, pink Floyd , Motley Crue, Pearl jam,Loreena McKinnitt, the go gos etc etc but mostly rock. I wonder what my music would have sounded like had I been a musician.
I remember seeing REO live in 1987, it was a great time. I'm such a big fan of both Sammy Hagar and Jerry Cantrell.
Nancy Wilson as well.
A trio of 🎸 royalty.
Just another very cool video. Thanks!
All amazing. Nancy is was and will always be beautiful.
Love hearing the reedy thread of Nancy’s voice weave in and out.
Interesting comment from JC, everyone starts out as musicians by emulating their heroes. So true
With the original featuring Ann Wilson backing Jerry it only makes sense have Nancy fill in. Great song
Really nice. Nancy Wilson always graceful.
Jerry Cantrell is easily one of the G.O.A.T songwriters.
Heart and Jerry Cantrell and the Seattle sound of the 90s is appreciated, but Grunge was a HUGE dis-service to rock music and horrible, horrible whiny, depressive music and wish it never existed. - imo