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First saw Heart in 1979. Nobody in those days cared if you were a guy or a girl, if you could rock. Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Suzie Quattro, Grace Slick, Patti Smith, and of course Janice Joplin were at the top of 70s rock and deservedly so. But of them all, Nancy and Annie persevered and remained relevant for far longer. There are few voices as powerful, precise, and pretty as Annie Wilson.
I was born in 76 and grew up on Heart. Incredible women, that I didn’t realize until I got older were so iconic and role models. I’m so jealous you saw that 💜
My Uncle was a roadie with Heart. Traveled with the band for a number of years.. He loved music, worked to make enough to go to whatever concert he wanted. He never married, just a bit of a lost soul in his younger years, did some time in the slammer. He was 10 years older than me born in 1958. But he lived for this stuff. He recently passed of lung cancer. He was just 63. But he did life on his own terms.
I would love to time travel to see these ladies and the band so bad! Honestly, ANYONE lucky at the time to get to go to any rock concerts. I'm so jealous, 70s rock was and is so good.
THANK YOU for mentioning some of those other female “rock goddesses”, because it’s important to recognize that the Wilson sisters - while amazing - weren’t the only ones.
Anne Wilson, is my pick for best female rock singer of all time! Nancy Wilson, her sister, is a great guitarist and singer as well! All around great band!
I’m 65, lots of people including me became fans with the first album, did not seem to matter that the 2 sisters were essentially the leaders, they can rock, the drummer is awesome on this song too. Has similar tone to John Bonham of Zeppelin. I’ve seen Heart once in concert & lead singer Ann Wilson in her own band as recently as about 4 years ago, good stuff.
I saw them live in Edinburgh, Scotland, when they opened for Queen in 1982. Ann Wilson’s voice was out of this world fantastic! She and Freddie are my two favourite singers.
I saw them live in Charlotte, NC around 1980 when they were one of the opening acts for KISS. One of the best concerts of my life. STYX opened the concert. I had heard their music on the radio, but I did not know that Styx sang them. We were blown away by their performance. Then HEART came on next. I had heard several of their songs, but WOW. Blown away again. I have been a fan of STYX & HEART ever since that day. When KISS finally came on, we didn't even listen to the entire first song. We walked out knowing that it couldn't get any better than what we had already witnessed. We had been introduced to two great bands that night, Styx & Heart!!
When Heart's first album dropped,us serious rockers were a bit skeptical,but it didn't take long to know they were more than worthy to listened to,over,and over again!
I'm an original 1976 Heart fan. No one thought anything about the fact that they were women because they were just so original and good and that in itself took our breath away. Also, the guys in the band had strength, so it wasn't like they went unnoticed. Anything but. I saw them and met them several times starting with my first Heart concert in October of 1978 at the New Haven Coliseum for the Dog & Butterfly tour.
I have seen them perform live several times. They never disappoint! The Wilson sisters are so very talented and are still playing even now. They actually put out a new album a few years ago.
Saw them live 2 times these women can kick butt the whole band is fabulous women were big in the 70s you didnt care if it was a womans band they rocked with the best of them
The world was taken by surprise when Heart came onto the scene, honesty, they had some of the most classic tunes that are now recognized for their brilliance, tunes like Crazy on you, Magic Man and Straight on, all big hits, but became giants over time.
I've seen them three times in 1980, 1984 and 1985. Listen to Crazy on you. Their attire for this song Barracuda was for their Gypsy like view of what the band was like in the 70's going from town to town. Check out the album cover and see that even the guys looked authentic like gypsies.
Caught them live when I was in college. They played the Hockey arena with another band call Bob Eager and the silver bullet band. By far the best concert I have ever seen. I have caught many other concerts and this is still the best.
Saw/heard them live right about this time (77 or 78) when I was working as backstage security at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. They were LOUD but note-perfect on stage, but also super nice people off stage. The dressing rooms were a group of trailers in a square. It was their drummer's birthday, so they invited all the security to stick around with them for cake and beer! If no one mentioned it, they were big from their first disc (Dreamboat Annie), which was on a small Canadian record label named Mushroom, out of Vancouver, where they'd come to play and such. When they got out of that deal and went major, the other albums were all HUGE. This song is a dis track about the record label exec who promoted a rumour that Ann (guitarist) and Nancy (vocalist) were sisters/lesbian lovers (the cover of one album was them from the bare shoulders up, standing back-to-back. The band later imploded, thanks to a combination of band romances going bad, and the sisters wanting more say into songwriting and such. The sisters kept the band name and kept going. The 80s were more power ballads and covers written for them, so kinda bland. Even they said it was the only way they could still get records released. probably their best from this era was Dog And Butterfly, which was more their songwriting etc. They performed Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Awards show for Led Zeppelin, and had the original band in tears and standing to clap for their performance. GREAT video to check out if you get the chance. And the drummer in it is the son of Zep's original and long-deceased drummer.
They were known for being a killer live show in the late 70s/80s/90s. In the 70s Heart was viewed pretty much like other hard rock bands of the time like Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, etc. In the 80s they went hair metal and did a lot of power ballads and they kind of became a chick band -- still great but they had a few more love songs going at that time. Ann Wilson (the singer) is widely know n as the best female hard rock singer ever.
I have to admit, as a teen male I don't think I fully ever...accepted..Heart because they were a "female" band, I realize now what a dumbass I was...very talented band and Ann Wilson has amazing vocals. So recommend you react to "Magic Man"
My husband and I were fortunate to attend a Heart concert in 2010. Ann Wilson’s voice as AMAZING as ever, and her sister Nancy has actually become one of my FAVORITE guitarists. Heart and the Wilson sisters are actually from near where we live - they’re based in Seattle, Washington State… so I guess I also feel a kind of “home town pride” for them, like you would for your local sports teams.😉(I’m also told that Ann and I are “twins” of a sort - we look alike - which I think is kinda funny, given that Ann and Nancy don’t look alike at all!) …I watched some interviews recently (with Ann mostly but also Nancy) where they talked about the challenges of being women in their role, back in those days, and how things have changed/improved. I don’t think they ever had an issue with public acceptance, because talent speaks for itself and good music is just good music.
I saw Heart live on July 4, 1981 at Oakland colosseum and their performance was on the mark! I do not remember anybody thinking they were “weird“ when they first made it big. They write songs with a great hook to them and we’re well received.
They used to playing the Portland clubs before they became big. I saw them just before the album broke. They had full houses at whatever club they played, no one cared if females were in it, they cared if the band rocked.
Her voice is like a bell. So clear. This song gets better with each listen and over the years. It's like hot laser action. Her pitch. Unlimited potential. Makes you wish they would have done even more
Had the pleasure of seeing HEART, TWICE....1983, 1986.....They were incredible BOTH times...Heart's career was fast and furious and then Nothing......However, after "Passion Works" album( which DID produce a top 40 hit "How can I refuse" (btw, Great song!, you could hear what was coming) They left Epic and went to Capitol Records, New producers, songwriters, etc.....that Produced HEART...the 1985 Album had 5 Top Ten hits, sold over 6 million records, and Heart's FIRST NUMBER ONE.."These Dreams" and How Ironic, Nancy sang Lead on this track........"Alone" would follow from the "Bad Animals" Album........Their Second NUMBER ONE........Heart is a treasure, I will always embrace and be thankful for their music. Thanks for keeping it alive for more generations to come!! Much Love!
They are as good or better live. You'll probably get recommendations for Heart performing Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven for the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012. It is epic, and Ann Wilson was 62 when singing that. Ann played with her own band this past August, and is pretty amazing.
I saw them back in 77 in OKC and in 86 in London England . When you look at the end of the last track and the label there’s writing in the vinyl . Usually it is the name of the next album or next release . Just FYI !
I think the distinction can be made that men dominated rock music in the early years. Beyond Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, and possibly a few names I can't think of at the moment, most female singers sang soft rock or pop music. Ann and Nancy Wilson were among the first wave of female hard rockers.
Even kids today probably hear this song many times subconsciously played by classic rock stations all over the globe.The 60s and 70s produced the greatest rock recordings in Rock n Roll history.They are immortal and the artists of those times solidified the cultural power of the Western world.
When I was in first grade my sister who was 15 and her boyfriend would drop me off at school every morning. This was in 1975-76. He had a ‘70 Camaro with an 8 track player mounted to the floor. They would ride around and smoke joints while turning me on to bands like Heart, Zeppelin, Sabbath and all the other heavy bands. I loved it all immediately. 😅
Saw them live in the 70's at Oakland Day on the Green...We were blown away because at that particular concert they were the start-up band and the crowd went crazy!!!
These gals are awesome! Don't forget, they didn't have all the studio tricks of today. What you saw and heard was them. All them. It's rare to find talent like that and they could rock your butt off!❤
Saw them a year after grad in '79 also! Man they were killer live; the power vocals/smoking riffs and solos and pure energy, man! Heart indeed showed gender be damned in the day if you could rock hard!
Yep....magical these two sisters! Not only do they rock, but have some softer songs like " Dog and Butterfly". Anne Wilson is a Rock Icon. Heart is a revered Rock Band.
Its in Guitar Hero and Grand Theft Auto. In the 70s, people who liked rock, loved HEART. Guys accepted them because they rocked hard and were (still are) attractive.
They were a pre cursor to a bunch of female fronted bands that were about to it in the next few years - New Wave and Punk Period - 77-81. Try the iconic PRETENDERS with Chrissie Hynde - anything from the first album is considered gold - such as "TATTOOED LOVE BOYS' that has a video - live performance type - and it kicks ass all over the place for women fronted cool chick bands.
They weren't well received in the USA at first, but on a tour in Canada they got a lot of attention and then the States picked them up. This song is about a record producer who wanted to take advantage of them, and I think they are so absolutely cool. They did receive a lot of air play on the radio and were well received eventually. I love their music and have been a fan from the beginning. Thanks for the great reaction video!!
Yea I saw them 4 times with various guests. Generally I do not like female vocals due to the screeching sounds but she stole the show with an absolute rock and roll style.
I saw them live in Edmonton in 1979. They played with five other bands that day including Peter Frampton, Streetheart, Trooper, Eddie Money and Dixon House. Fantastic concert. Heart were amazing. Their encore was a Zeppelin tune ( think it was Rock and Roll).
I was about 12 when Barracuda came out. May still be my favorite song. Saw them live around 2006. Didn’t disappoint. Loved it when Nancy appeared in Fast Times At Ridgemont High movie in 1982.
i love this song and the 80’s, but i did play this on guitar hero too, makes me wanna play again. this song played in the movie called school of rock with jack black.
Just ran across this. I grew up in the Seattle suburbs, they did in Bellevue, east of Seattle. Just before they became well known in the US, they came back to some club dates in Seattle. They were already known fairly well in British Columbia, Canada, above Washington. We were still in high school, but had been hearing a major buzz about "these two chicks from Bellevue who sound like Led Zep." They were already known as an excellent Zep cover band. We milled around the outside of a club they were playing at in North Seattle, trying to bribe the bouncer to keep the front door open so we could here them better, too young to get in. A year later thier debut album came out, but I'd just graduated & joined the Army. Sent to Germany, I didn't get to see them until '79, but the wait was worth it. I've seen them several times after that.
I grew up with this music', and actually talked to Nancy, and I failed at conversation LoL, and also talked to Kelly Osbourne and Ozzy and played them a track of my guitar skills, he said he loved it, anyways that was 20 years ago''''''', damn time is flying by''''
Bellevue girls wirh the RocknRoll curls!! You young bucks got a taste but no recipe!!! We of the Emerald City know these talented beauties well enough!! Ann & Nancy Wilson rocked our entire PacNorthwest existence through those 70s and beyond!!! Listen.......and learn young bucks!!!
I've seen heart twice and they were amazing in concert it's one of my all-time favorite bands I fell in love with them first time I heard the band it was while I was getting ready for high school the first time I heard it on the radio. I was instantly a huge fan.
First of all, you can tell in this video that the visuals don't always match the audio. That's because while the footage in that video is of a live performance, the sound was of the actual studio recording from the album. There is a version of that video on TH-cam with the real audio of the live performance. I've been a fan of Heart since their first album was released in the States in the summer of '76 (it was released in Canada the year before). I was only 10 years old at the time. Saw them live for the first time in late '82. They were in a bit of a down turn in their career at that time, but the concert was great. Then I saw them live a second time in '87 in the height of their comeback period that started in '85. The general audience age dropped greatly in that time. I was in my senior year in high school for the '82 concert, and everyone was generally much older than me and my date (the first date with a girl who would become my wife 13 years later - and still with her to this day). I was in college for the '87 concert, and everyone was noticeably younger. While the performance was great, it wasn't the same. They stuck just with the hits. Mostly from the last two recent-at-the-time "hit" albums, and when they did play the older songs, it was only the charted hit songs, and they seemed to run through them as fast as they could. For the '82 concert, they played more of the deeper album cuts - songs that were fan favorites but not necessarily one of the "hits". That was something they would come back to more since the early 2000s.
First saw Heart in 1979. Nobody in those days cared if you were a guy or a girl, if you could rock. Joan Jett, Pat Benatar, Suzie Quattro, Grace Slick, Patti Smith, and of course Janice Joplin were at the top of 70s rock and deservedly so. But of them all, Nancy and Annie persevered and remained relevant for far longer. There are few voices as powerful, precise, and pretty as Annie Wilson.
I was born in 76 and grew up on Heart. Incredible women, that I didn’t realize until I got older were so iconic and role models. I’m so jealous you saw that 💜
My Uncle was a roadie with Heart. Traveled with the band for a number of years.. He loved music, worked to make enough to go to whatever concert he wanted. He never married, just a bit of a lost soul in his younger years, did some time in the slammer. He was 10 years older than me born in 1958. But he lived for this stuff. He recently passed of lung cancer. He was just 63. But he did life on his own terms.
I would love to time travel to see these ladies and the band so bad! Honestly, ANYONE lucky at the time to get to go to any rock concerts. I'm so jealous, 70s rock was and is so good.
THANK YOU for mentioning some of those other female “rock goddesses”, because it’s important to recognize that the Wilson sisters - while amazing - weren’t the only ones.
Anne Wilson, is my pick for best female rock singer of all time! Nancy Wilson, her sister, is a great guitarist and singer as well! All around great band!
I’m 65, lots of people including me became fans with the first album, did not seem to matter that the 2 sisters were essentially the leaders, they can rock, the drummer is awesome on this song too. Has similar tone to John Bonham of Zeppelin. I’ve seen Heart once in concert & lead singer Ann Wilson in her own band as recently as about 4 years ago, good stuff.
I saw them live in Edinburgh, Scotland, when they opened for Queen in 1982. Ann Wilson’s voice was out of this world fantastic! She and Freddie are my two favourite singers.
Heart has always appealed to me especially their early sounds brings back old but great memories!
Hey there, I was raised in Ayrshire 🏴
Irene...omg with Queen? Wowsa
Omg Heart and Queen both around their prime??? I would die. I bet that was amazing D:
I saw them live in Charlotte, NC around 1980 when they were one of the opening acts for KISS. One of the best concerts of my life. STYX opened the concert. I had heard their music on the radio, but I did not know that Styx sang them. We were blown away by their performance. Then HEART came on next. I had heard several of their songs, but WOW. Blown away again. I have been a fan of STYX & HEART ever since that day. When KISS finally came on, we didn't even listen to the entire first song. We walked out knowing that it couldn't get any better than what we had already witnessed. We had been introduced to two great bands that night, Styx & Heart!!
I saw them in 1978 when they opened for Rod Stewart. They were spectacular!!!
Their music was magical ...... they skyrocketed to fame immediately.
Ann and Nancy Wilson....Icons!
I've seen Heart four times. They always kill it. Their voices are AMAZING and the music is always on point.
When Heart's first album dropped,us serious rockers were a bit skeptical,but it didn't take long to know they were more than worthy to listened to,over,and over again!
I'm an original 1976 Heart fan. No one thought anything about the fact that they were women because they were just so original and good and that in itself took our breath away. Also, the guys in the band had strength, so it wasn't like they went unnoticed. Anything but. I saw them and met them several times starting with my first Heart concert in October of 1978 at the New Haven Coliseum for the Dog & Butterfly tour.
Oh man, back in the day people LOVED Heart. 100%.
My first concert was a Heart show, and to this day I'm still in love with Nancy Wilson, lol
I have seen them perform live several times. They never disappoint! The Wilson sisters are so very talented and are still playing even now. They actually put out a new album a few years ago.
Saw them live 2 times these women can kick butt the whole band is fabulous women were big in the 70s you didnt care if it was a womans band they rocked with the best of them
The world was taken by surprise when Heart came onto the scene, honesty, they had some of the most classic tunes that are now recognized for their brilliance, tunes like Crazy on you, Magic Man and Straight on, all big hits, but became giants over time.
I first heard Heart Dreamboat Annie in 1979 as a teenager. Everybody I knew loved them. For sure Hype!
I saw them in the late 70’s in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. They were great then, and they’re still amazing today. ♥️
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I've seen them three times in 1980, 1984 and 1985. Listen to Crazy on you. Their attire for this song Barracuda was for their Gypsy like view of what the band was like in the 70's going from town to town. Check out the album cover and see that even the guys looked authentic like gypsies.
I'm 62 years old so I remember when this song hit. I saw them live in 1979. They were strong. No weakness at all.
Caught them live when I was in college. They played the Hockey arena with another band call Bob Eager and the silver bullet band. By far the best concert I have ever seen. I have caught many other concerts and this is still the best.
Make that bob Seger.
The most iconic riff in all of
Rock N Roll!
I'm from Seattle, and grew up.with this stuff... Heart, were on fire then.... and still are now...
Good Rock, is good rock
Heart also does excellent versions of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway To Heaven” and “Rock And Roll”.
AND Battle of Evermore and Black Dog! I always think of them as the Female Zeppelin, which I would think they would take as the compliment it is!
Yeah I've seen them live a few times live, and what I love is that they do a lot of Led Zeppelin covers so damn good.
I was in 9th grade and we loved this band!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Saw/heard them live right about this time (77 or 78) when I was working as backstage security at the Canadian National Exhibition in Toronto. They were LOUD but note-perfect on stage, but also super nice people off stage. The dressing rooms were a group of trailers in a square. It was their drummer's birthday, so they invited all the security to stick around with them for cake and beer! If no one mentioned it, they were big from their first disc (Dreamboat Annie), which was on a small Canadian record label named Mushroom, out of Vancouver, where they'd come to play and such. When they got out of that deal and went major, the other albums were all HUGE. This song is a dis track about the record label exec who promoted a rumour that Ann (guitarist) and Nancy (vocalist) were sisters/lesbian lovers (the cover of one album was them from the bare shoulders up, standing back-to-back. The band later imploded, thanks to a combination of band romances going bad, and the sisters wanting more say into songwriting and such. The sisters kept the band name and kept going. The 80s were more power ballads and covers written for them, so kinda bland. Even they said it was the only way they could still get records released. probably their best from this era was Dog And Butterfly, which was more their songwriting etc. They performed Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Awards show for Led Zeppelin, and had the original band in tears and standing to clap for their performance. GREAT video to check out if you get the chance. And the drummer in it is the son of Zep's original and long-deceased drummer.
There's quite a few Playlist worthy songs by Heart. Check out Crazy on you, Magic man, Never, Who will you run to. To name a few
They were known for being a killer live show in the late 70s/80s/90s. In the 70s Heart was viewed pretty much like other hard rock bands of the time like Van Halen, Led Zeppelin, etc. In the 80s they went hair metal and did a lot of power ballads and they kind of became a chick band -- still great but they had a few more love songs going at that time. Ann Wilson (the singer) is widely know n as the best female hard rock singer ever.
Yes I saw Heart in Kingston Ont in 1977. Heart Anne and Nancy Wilsons were brand new. So powerful!
Saw them twice amazing band .70s 80s and 90s rock nothing comes close to it
Crazy on You and Kick it out also rock. I also like Magic Man, and for a softer one Dog and the Butterfly.
People were blown away. It was a new fresh sound. Welcome to Seattle's best ROCK.
Ann Wilson.....Rocks! Love this 🎵 🎶....timeless!!!❤
I have to admit, as a teen male I don't think I fully ever...accepted..Heart because they were a "female" band, I realize now what a dumbass I was...very talented band and Ann Wilson has amazing vocals. So recommend you react to "Magic Man"
My husband and I were fortunate to attend a Heart concert in 2010. Ann Wilson’s voice as AMAZING as ever, and her sister Nancy has actually become one of my FAVORITE guitarists.
Heart and the Wilson sisters are actually from near where we live - they’re based in Seattle, Washington State… so I guess I also feel a kind of “home town pride” for them, like you would for your local sports teams.😉(I’m also told that Ann and I are “twins” of a sort - we look alike - which I think is kinda funny, given that Ann and Nancy don’t look alike at all!)
…I watched some interviews recently (with Ann mostly but also Nancy) where they talked about the challenges of being women in their role, back in those days, and how things have changed/improved. I don’t think they ever had an issue with public acceptance, because talent speaks for itself and good music is just good music.
They reinvented themselves in the 80s and were huge again and looked totally different definitely seen them live and they are excellent
I saw Heart live on July 4, 1981 at Oakland colosseum and their performance was on the mark! I do not remember anybody thinking they were “weird“ when they first made it big. They write songs with a great hook to them and we’re well received.
I saw them in 1978 in New Orleans. They were a true rock band. Ann and Nancy were and are huge Led Zeppelin fans themselves.
They used to playing the Portland clubs before they became big. I saw them just before the album broke. They had full houses at whatever club they played, no one cared if females were in it, they cared if the band rocked.
Her voice is like a bell. So clear. This song gets better with each listen and over the years. It's like hot laser action. Her pitch. Unlimited potential. Makes you wish they would have done even more
Those clothes look like it's right out of Conan the Barbarian. I saw them around 1980 with special guest John Cougar. Everyone loved Heart.
Had the pleasure of seeing HEART, TWICE....1983, 1986.....They were incredible BOTH times...Heart's career was fast and furious and then Nothing......However, after "Passion Works" album( which DID produce a top 40 hit "How can I refuse" (btw, Great song!, you could hear what was coming) They left Epic and went to Capitol Records, New producers, songwriters, etc.....that Produced HEART...the 1985 Album had 5 Top Ten hits, sold over 6 million records, and Heart's FIRST NUMBER ONE.."These Dreams" and How Ironic, Nancy sang Lead on this track........"Alone" would follow from the "Bad Animals" Album........Their Second NUMBER ONE........Heart is a treasure, I will always embrace and be thankful for their music. Thanks for keeping it alive for more generations to come!! Much Love!
They are as good or better live. You'll probably get recommendations for Heart performing Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven for the Kennedy Center Honors in 2012. It is epic, and Ann Wilson was 62 when singing that. Ann played with her own band this past August, and is pretty amazing.
Texxas World Music Festival (Texxas Jam), Cotton Bowl, Dallas, Texas 1978
Now you guys gotta listen to Heart do Stairway to Heaven to honor Led Zeppelin at their awards ceremony! AMAZING!
I saw them back in 77 in OKC and in 86 in London England . When you look at the end of the last track and the label there’s writing in the vinyl . Usually it is the name of the next album or next release . Just FYI !
I saw them live back in 1993 and they were amazing!!
There were plenty of women in rock before Heart, and they were welcomed with open arms! Such great music!
I think the distinction can be made that men dominated rock music in the early years. Beyond Grace Slick, Janis Joplin, and possibly a few names I can't think of at the moment, most female singers sang soft rock or pop music. Ann and Nancy Wilson were among the first wave of female hard rockers.
@@rcpaulsenAnd Ann's voice soon became THE voice of female rock...to this day, imo, no other voice compares to Ann Wilson's voice...
I've seen Heart many times! they came out kicking ass!
Even kids today probably hear this song many times subconsciously played by classic rock stations all over the globe.The 60s and 70s produced the greatest rock recordings in Rock n Roll history.They are immortal and the artists of those times solidified the cultural power of the Western world.
Heart is still performing. Catch them if you can!
When I was in first grade my sister who was 15 and her boyfriend would drop me off at school every morning. This was in 1975-76. He had a ‘70 Camaro with an 8 track player mounted to the floor. They would ride around and smoke joints while turning me on to bands like Heart, Zeppelin, Sabbath and all the other heavy bands. I loved it all immediately. 😅
I saw them live plenty of times. Late 80s, early 90s mostly. That was when I was a teen through 20s.
1990. ..live in Vegas... rocked it ...3 encores...oh.yeah..yes it is play worthy.. enjoy the ride!!!
I saw them in concert in 1987, during their "Bad Animals" tour...
Saw them live in the 70's at Oakland Day on the Green...We were blown away because at that particular concert they were the start-up band and the crowd went crazy!!!
These gals are awesome! Don't forget, they didn't have all the studio tricks of today. What you saw and heard was them. All them. It's rare to find talent like that and they could rock your butt off!❤
Saw them live in 2016. Yhey still have the magic!
Saw Heart in 1978 at the Omni in ATL. Awesome concert and every one loved them!
Seen them live in Birmingham, UK and Manchester UK four times in total. Always awesome live
I saw them 3 times in the mid-to-late '70s...couldn't get enough!
We were hyped when they came out in my high school years. We didn't care what anyone looked like, if it's good, it's good.
I saw them in Ft. Myers Florida in the 80s. They were loved because they rocked. Please listen to "YES, Roundabout."
In my opinion 10 best bands if all time
Saw them a year after grad in '79 also! Man they were killer live; the power vocals/smoking riffs and solos and pure energy, man! Heart indeed showed gender be damned in the day if you could rock hard!
I saw Heart in concert in 1983. Ann singing goes right through you, Kansas opened for them. 💜🤘
I saw that tour too!
Great lineup! I saw Heart in Edmonton in the 80s with Blue Oyster cult and Brian Adams
Yep....magical these two sisters! Not only do they rock, but have some softer songs like " Dog and Butterfly". Anne Wilson is a Rock Icon. Heart is a revered Rock Band.
To answer your question; they blew us away from the time the 'Dreamboat Annie' album was released in 1975...
Its in Guitar Hero and Grand Theft Auto. In the 70s, people who liked rock, loved HEART.
Guys accepted them because they rocked hard and were (still are) attractive.
I was 15 when this song came out. It was (and still is) awesome! Everyone I knew loved Heart back then.
The clothes look so 70's because that's when they were singing this song. I've seen them twice. Absolute perfection. They were rock goddesses
They were a pre cursor to a bunch of female fronted bands that were about to it in the next few years - New Wave and Punk Period - 77-81. Try the iconic PRETENDERS with Chrissie Hynde - anything from the first album is considered gold - such as "TATTOOED LOVE BOYS' that has a video - live performance type - and it kicks ass all over the place for women fronted cool chick bands.
They weren't well received in the USA at first, but on a tour in Canada they got a lot of attention and then the States picked them up. This song is about a record producer who wanted to take advantage of them, and I think they are so absolutely cool. They did receive a lot of air play on the radio and were well received eventually. I love their music and have been a fan from the beginning. Thanks for the great reaction video!!
Yea I saw them 4 times with various guests. Generally I do not like female vocals due to the screeching sounds but she stole the show with an absolute rock and roll style.
Heart was hot as a pistol~ People loved them and they are legendary as some of the few female rockers of their time.
Heart was a very popular hard rock band in the day. Everyone loved them and had huge respect for the Wilson sisters
I saw them live in Edmonton in 1979. They played with five other bands that day including Peter Frampton, Streetheart, Trooper, Eddie Money and Dixon House. Fantastic concert. Heart were amazing. Their encore was a Zeppelin tune ( think it was Rock and Roll).
I was about 12 when Barracuda came out. May still be my favorite song. Saw them live around 2006. Didn’t disappoint. Loved it when Nancy appeared in Fast Times At Ridgemont High movie in 1982.
i love this song and the 80’s, but i did play this on guitar hero too, makes me wanna play again. this song played in the movie called school of rock with jack black.
YES!!! Isaw Heart right before COVID hit...
They still kick ass!! ❤❤❤❤
Just ran across this. I grew up in the Seattle suburbs, they did in Bellevue, east of Seattle. Just before they became well known in the US, they came back to some club dates in Seattle. They were already known fairly well in British Columbia, Canada, above Washington. We were still in high school, but had been hearing a major buzz about "these two chicks from Bellevue who sound like Led Zep." They were already known as an excellent Zep cover band. We milled around the outside of a club they were playing at in North Seattle, trying to bribe the bouncer to keep the front door open so we could here them better, too young to get in. A year later thier debut album came out, but I'd just graduated & joined the Army. Sent to Germany, I didn't get to see them until '79, but the wait was worth it. I've seen them several times after that.
Grizzly Adams just killed it on the drums.😉
Imagine driving down the highway with the top down....nice!!
Bought the album when it first came out and loved it. This song was so big. Heart was fire and everyone loved Anns voice.
Nancy is out of this world but Nancy guitar and vocals on These dreams is unlike any other
Wilson sisters, Queens of Rock !
Yes and I tink that is live we had the best music ever back then
I grew up with this music', and actually talked to Nancy, and I failed at conversation LoL, and also talked to Kelly Osbourne and Ozzy and played them a track of my guitar skills, he said he loved it, anyways that was 20 years ago''''''', damn time is flying by''''
They're the queens of rock 🎸❤
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They rock their asses off and our ears get all the benefits of the beautiful sound. She's got a rock n roll voice nit many can😊
I saw them live in the early 2000s and they still sounded amazing, true legends!
Ive seen them live 3 times. Once with Cheap Trick. Vocal heaven.
They were really first women band. They do still sing.
Bellevue girls wirh the RocknRoll curls!! You young bucks got a taste but no recipe!!! We of the Emerald City know these talented beauties well enough!! Ann & Nancy Wilson rocked our entire PacNorthwest existence through those 70s
and beyond!!! Listen.......and learn young bucks!!!
I've seen heart twice and they were amazing in concert it's one of my all-time favorite bands I fell in love with them first time I heard the band it was while I was getting ready for high school the first time I heard it on the radio. I was instantly a huge fan.
just makes me want to hear more'''' excellent rock group''
Saw them in Rochester NY, late 70's!
I think I was likely at the same concert. We were about to move from Greece down to Florida. I saw them live 5 times from 77-83. Always a wild show.
Saw them live several times. One time they did Led Zeppelin's "The Rover" as an encore.
First of all, you can tell in this video that the visuals don't always match the audio. That's because while the footage in that video is of a live performance, the sound was of the actual studio recording from the album. There is a version of that video on TH-cam with the real audio of the live performance.
I've been a fan of Heart since their first album was released in the States in the summer of '76 (it was released in Canada the year before). I was only 10 years old at the time. Saw them live for the first time in late '82. They were in a bit of a down turn in their career at that time, but the concert was great. Then I saw them live a second time in '87 in the height of their comeback period that started in '85. The general audience age dropped greatly in that time. I was in my senior year in high school for the '82 concert, and everyone was generally much older than me and my date (the first date with a girl who would become my wife 13 years later - and still with her to this day). I was in college for the '87 concert, and everyone was noticeably younger. While the performance was great, it wasn't the same. They stuck just with the hits. Mostly from the last two recent-at-the-time "hit" albums, and when they did play the older songs, it was only the charted hit songs, and they seemed to run through them as fast as they could. For the '82 concert, they played more of the deeper album cuts - songs that were fan favorites but not necessarily one of the "hits". That was something they would come back to more since the early 2000s.
First time I heard this song was from the movie Charlie's Angels starring Drew Barrymore, Lucy Lu & Cameron Diaz.