1975, skipping class, smokin' in my buddy's car with this tune blasting! We NEVER thought "oh, a chick band". They were a hard rockin' band with a female singer and guitar player. Great memories.

@stangovers7441

4 ай бұрын

Stacy, I would love for you to react to Arthur Lee and Love, live at Glastonbury or on Jools Holland. Thank you for wanting my opinion. I am a 74 year old musician and I have seen many of the great bands. Another group that hasn't been reacted to is The Band, anything from their first two albums. Many consider them the best American band ever. I would also like to see you react to Aja, by Steely Dan, an album that changed music forever. Thanks!

@neilpatrickhairless

4 ай бұрын

Yeah man, never got the whole "oh they're good for chick rockers" deal that still exists to this day. If it rocks it rocks period

Watching Nancy kick that leg up as she commences to rock just makes me smile, every time. And, yeah. The best cure for an ear worm is a *better* ear worm. 😊

@mr.knowitall6440

4 ай бұрын

When I saw them in 2013, Nancy did that kick at least shoulder high... 😳😎

@bfdidc6604

3 ай бұрын

That whole guitar opening has always been one of my favorites. Real virtuosity.

Ann Wilson is an incredibly gifted vocalist. The control whether she's screaming, up high, singing softly or in her lower register is impeccable. Their stuff is amazing. Also, Nancy Wilson is criminally underappreciated as a great guitarist.

@BobSoltis1

4 ай бұрын

Nancy is highly overrated by people who obviously have very little knowledge about guitar playing and guitarists. She is a good guitar player but not great. What she is playing is very repetitive and certainly not anything any other good guitarist could easily play.

@DanielByers-qf9qi

4 ай бұрын

​@@BobSoltis1 Wings of Pegasus (British guitarist) and Doug Helvering (classical composer), on their KZread channels, disagree with you on Nancy's guitar playing. It is not just the playing, it is the writing. Nancy writes very musical, engaging pieces, especially considering that they are often acoustic, yet still rock. Many can and have played "Stairway to Heaven"; only one guitarist actually composed the music to that song - and he liked Nancy's cover in 2012.

@BobSoltis1

4 ай бұрын

​@@DanielByers-qf9qi I've listened to each of those people and like all KZread "reactors" they are always playing to the crowd. They react positively to everything they hear and heap lavish praise because people want others to enjoy the music that they like and agree that their favorites are the best thing since sliced bread. That is human nature and they play to it. The fact that Nancy was/is gorgeous and for a long time was pretty unique in the rock and roll genre is also something that plays into peoples opinions. Writing and composing is a very different thing than playing chops - which is what we are discussing here. Nancy has composed some very good and compelling bits. However, for the record - Nancy has either outright lied or implied that she was part of the creation of many guitar pieces in the "classic" lineup of Heart when she wasn't. The great guitar work and original riffs and melodies of the vast majority of their songs were created by Roger Fisher - not Nancy. Howard Leese contributed a lot as well. The usually laid back and mellow Roger Fisher was even taken aback and publicly commented about Nancy's lie that the riff and guitar progressions he created for "Barracuda" was a joint effort between them and was stolen from another band. By industry standards Nancy is a good guitarist - not great. I could name a dozen session musicians and performers that I know personally that are far more talented guitarists than Nancy. As far as Jimmy page liking Nancy's guitar work in the Led Zep tribute - I'm wondering why he would make such a comment. Nancy played a very basic acoustic rhythm guitar bit. The backing band guitarists were certainly great and Shane Fontayne's solo work was superb. Nancy's guitar was purely background and truly not needed at all.

@joebarrera9741

3 ай бұрын

THE BEST PERMANCE OF THIS SONG NEXT TO THEIR 1982 VERSION LOVE IT

No auto tune, no pitch correction, just beautiful instruments and voices in their pure form ❤

@yogibarista2818

3 ай бұрын

And I think no ears-in.

@shaynewest8757

3 ай бұрын

Every single comment section someone has to point out the same crap about autotune etc, WE GET IT FFS!

Fun fact: Nancy was the woman in the Corvette in the movie Fast times at Ridgemont High. The scene where Brad was in uniform for some fish fast food place making a delivery. He pulled up to a light and was winking at her.

Had a major crush on Nancy when I was growing up. These two ladies can definitely be considered as part of the most influential women in rock ‘n’ roll history.

@markcosenza3274

4 ай бұрын

We all did!😂😂

@mgass1354

4 ай бұрын

Everyone had a crush on Nancy. She dated two of the band members (the guitarist and drummer) then married a screenwriter (her first marriage).

@rickwelch8464

4 ай бұрын

It was always between her and Joan Jett. lol

@mgass1354

4 ай бұрын

@@rickwelch8464 Yep.

@ungenerationed9022

4 ай бұрын

😍 same! 😂😂😂

"It looks like '70s Heart." Indeed...peak Heart. All the original members. Their songwriting/performing zenith. No interference from MTV-addled record executives trying to turn them into pop divas. This is the real thing. Nancy in full flight, the coolest movements on stage of any guitarist ever, maybe even over peak Jimmy Page. Damn, did she move well, never mind how great of a guitarist/singer/musician she is and has always been. Roger Fisher and Howard Leese on guitars and keyboards; Steve Fossen on bass; Michael Derosier on drums...and rock's greatest singer at her gorgeous best, Ann Wilson. People always say rock's greatest singer is either Robert Plant, Freddie Mercury, or Ronnie James Dio, and solid arguments can be made for all three, but I have zero problem placing Ann right there among them, and perhaps above all of them. The fact that she's been able to maintain most of that iconic voice well into her seventies is almost unique among rock singers who had anywhere near her vocal range and power. She is a force of nature, a freak of nature, and it isn't only about her crazy belt and banshee wail. Her note choices, her runs, her dynamics, her smoky low timbre, her timing, her clarity, her emotive passion, her incredible soulfulness...she is simply masterful. Heart is easily one of the most underrated bands in rock history. No, they aren't quite on Zeppelin's level, and they'd be the first to admit that, but they aren't far off, either. Then again, no one has ever been on Zeppelin's level, not even the Beatles, not when you weigh the total package of songwriting, versatility, musicianship, stage performance, and overall influence. The Beatles are in the conversation, certainly, as are the Stones, the Eagles, and maybe Pink Floyd. Heart is a step or two below that level, but they don't take a back seat to anyone else. They're right there on the Van Halen/Aerosmith/Skynyrd tier, or damn near so, yet somehow they never receive their proper due.

@DanielByers-qf9qi

4 ай бұрын

Excellent summation. Yes, this was "peak Heart": all contributed enormously to the overall creativity and musicality. I picked Ann Wilson as the greatest female rock vocalist from the first time I heard Heart ("Crazy on You") on a car radio (early 1976, as I recall); I still consider her as good or better than anyone, including Robert Plant, et al. An associate of mine with a degree in classical music (emphasis on vocal/choral performance) considers her the best rock vocalist ever - male or female: power, control, diction, dynamic range, pitch range, phrasing, fluidity, interpretation, presence, et cetera, et cetera.

YEAH!!!!!!!!!!!..Be nice to the beautiful girl! This is why Heart were ROCKSTARS long before the 80s.

@theodoreritola7641

4 ай бұрын

80s Heart no thanks

Fun fact: the first song by Heart to reach No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart was actually a Nancy led song called “These Dreams”. There’s an amazing live performance that showcases her beautiful vocals in their Alive in Seattle concert, that is really worth checking out! 💯

Great reaction. Hearts a great band. Their song the dog and the butterfly is a classic 😊.

Nancy Wilson is one of the reasons my first guitar purchase was an Ovation. Great, full sound.

@beldin2987

4 ай бұрын

Nah, for me it was Al Di Meola 😄

@janfitzgerald3615

4 ай бұрын

One of my husband’s guitars is an Ovation electric acoustic. 😉

@bossfan49

4 ай бұрын

Ovation supplied all the guitars and basses for The Partridge Family.

@genearbogast7525

4 ай бұрын

Same for me. The Ovation has the sound. You can play it pianissimo or you can rock out on power chords

“Dog and Butterfly” is a must listen. “Love alive” is a personal favorite. In the 70’s, my year wasn’t complete unless I had seen Heart at least once or twice.❤❤❤

@joeatwood6905

3 ай бұрын

Dog & Butterfly is amazing!

Just think ..no autotune just pure talent

@DavidClark-es1ww

Күн бұрын

I still think Jethro Tull is worth a listen for you to get into, ...try it, I'm sure you'll get into Ian A. & his mastery of the flute in Rock playing. He is also a dervish on stage,... Prancing around and dancing the light fantastic,.. a great front man, especially in his earlier years, not that he's falling off through the latest iterations. He just does music as a hobby lately.❤❤😂😮

This is one of their best songs, and Nancy's intro is such a killer. Love it

Next up - Magic Man!

@StaceyRPGReacts

4 ай бұрын

on the list!!

@mgass1354

4 ай бұрын

@@StaceyRPGReacts Don't overlook the lesser known songs; Under The Sky, Who Will You Run To, Dog and Butterfly (all of them), Will You Be There In The Morning. And let me add... Bob Seger... you have to take the rabbit hole down Seger's music.

@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath

4 ай бұрын

Magic Man is the best Heart song imo.

@rudymorganti7155

4 ай бұрын

💯💯💯

@MrThumbs63

4 ай бұрын

Sing Child is worth a listen.

Have a listen to "These Dreams". Nancy's vocals shine. Love your channel.

1970's Heart - incomparable. Masters of their art. So privileged to experience it. Loved sharing this with you Stacy! Thank you for giving this amazing performance your time.

47 years ago, come August, 18 year old me was sitting center balcony at Convention Hall in Asbury Park watching these ladies crank this out. I sent this link from 1977 in my comment after watching your reaction to "Barracuda".

What a great performance! Stacy, I love your comments. Nancy and Ann are amazing. The musicianship is great. Nancy plays a mean guitar. I was lucky to have seen them live years ago. Needless to say, they were fantastic. Thanks for sharing this amazing performance. ❤❤😊

Beautiful comments on these talented musicians. An Wilson has that penetrating and piercing voice that you can never forget and then can transition to such a sweet soft sound. That's dynamic. Nancy has great rhythmic perception and energy as well. No one ever talks about the other instrumentalists in this band.

Nancy is a maniac on guitar. If you watch her throughout the live performances, she is just rockin it out. Ann's vocal ability is beyond amazing. The band compliments both perfectly. And there aren't any "bad" Heart songs; just some better than others.

@DENVEROUTDOORMAN

26 күн бұрын

Yes there are Barracuda is wimpy

when Nancy did a tribute to Zeppelin and sang Stairway to Heaven that performance had Robert Plant in tears of happiness, her singing is nothing short of incredible and her voice is a WOW times 10, another great reaction video Stacy. I am so happy for you that you've recovered from your surgery, Like I once said a day without your smile is like a day without sunshine.

@GordonHeaney

4 ай бұрын

Think you mean Ann

@helenespaulding7562

4 ай бұрын

Ann sang. Nancy did that incredible acoustic intro.

@gbsailing9436

4 ай бұрын

You should search for and listen to Anne and Nancy's rendition of LZ's Battle Of Evermore!!! STUNNING !!!

@helenespaulding7562

4 ай бұрын

@@gbsailing9436 absolutely!

@helenespaulding7562

4 ай бұрын

@@gbsailing9436 you might wish to put this comment on the main thread instead of this side thread. That way more people will see it

WOW little one you have opened a huge rabbit hole on classics rock 🎸🥰

Hey Stacey, thanks for taking my suggestion! This is a great classic. Always liked this song even at the young age of 43 lol. "Even It Up" is another good one.

@vernhoke7730

4 ай бұрын

I suggested this too, in fact this very video. Takes me back to August 16th, 1977 when I saw them at Convention Hall in Asbury Park, New Jersey.

@scottvanhille5688

4 ай бұрын

@@vernhoke7730 That's so cool! Did you ever get their autograph?

If you want to see more of Nancy’s talent find a video of Heart covering Led Zeppelin’s Battle of Evermore. Amazing mandolin playing by her.

@mr.knowitall6440

4 ай бұрын

I saw them during their 2013 "Heartbreaker" tour. They opened the second set with BoE, and did Zeppelin for the entire set, with Jason Bonham on drums. Fantastic! 🤘💕😎

@mandc528

4 ай бұрын

Please watch Battle of Evermore Live - -Alive in Seattle 2003 DVD--best thing ever from Heart--did not care for 80"s Heart much but this later Led Zeppelin cover is better than the original.

Love your reactions Stacey! Seen them many times in the past they are outstanding in Concert! Suggest "Magic Man" " Kick it out" and with Nancy on Vocal Lead "These Dreams"! Also for a ballad "Dog and Butterfly " is beautiful!

Nancy rips the opening and all the way through the song. great reaction!

Maybe the most powerful and Epic song that the true Heart fans know about is Mistral Wind . Heart Mistral Wind ( live in Seattle 2002 ) is one of the greatest Live performances you will see , and the slow dramatic buildup of the chorus is glorious !!!!

Nancy did lead vocals on “ These Dreams “. You’ll want to see that Video for sure. 😊

@llanitedave

4 ай бұрын

Which was their first #1 hit. Ann has the vocal power, but Nancy's voice is amazing in its own respect.

@theodoreritola7641

4 ай бұрын

70s Heart were soooo Good

Heart really opened my eyes to rock music written with a different feel. The way the write music was unconventional for a rock band, and they still stand out now. Unusual chords, creative modifications, interesting progressions.

Beautiful wow. I saw Heart on New Years Eve 1977 going into 1978. What a concert. What an era of incredible music that has not or never will be surpassed or come even close to the great bands of the 60s and 70s and even the 80s. After the 80s it all went downhill with the up and coming bands. The good think is all of us can still listen and watch these great bands.

Yay, thank you for playing this version! Nancy wasn’t using a pick in her opening solo, she was picking and strumming without one until right before the solo ends. You can see her grab a pick off her mike stand right before she goes into her crouch and kick to start the song. We have bronze statues of various people who had an impact on culture or sports around Seattle. Since Heart is from the Seattle area someone once suggested erecting a statue of Ann and Nancy based on this outdoor concert, with their hair blowing in the wind and Nancy in her trademark kick. If you want to hear Nancy singing lead, check out These Dreams.

@curtismartin2866

4 ай бұрын

They're Bellevue kids. Maybe a statue in the big park next to Bellevue Square?

@janfitzgerald3615

4 ай бұрын

@@curtismartin2866 that would work.

Last September I got to see Nancy Wilson live , she opened for STYX. OMG.....freaking amazing. Nancy Wilson is my favorite female guitarist. Her skills on the guitar are unmatched.

I was listening to an old playlist today and Heart "Keep your love alive" came up. What a fantastic song and I thought of you right away. Now I turn KZread on at home and here you are reacting to another Heart video. Keep your love alive is just stellar and one of their best.

To this day I get goose bumps when I hear this song. Saw them on thier first tour opening for April wine. They were the very first band I saw live in concert. I think I was 15 years old.

Oh man, Heart is awesome!! First time I heard them in the 70’s, I was blown away. “Straight on” and “Heartless” are 2 of my favorites and they are bangers.

I have been a fan of Heart since the 70's. I couldn't wait for the next album to come out. They have so many great songs. My personal favorite is "Sylvan Song / Dream Of The Archer". Seeing that in their Little Queen Concert Tour made a real impression on me.

No one has yet to react to Minstral Wind. This song is a 70's Heart Masterpiece.

@DanielByers-qf9qi

4 ай бұрын

Note: It is Mistral, not Minstral. (I assume it was a typo; that is for others who see this.)

@theodoreritola7641

4 ай бұрын

Give me 70s Heart over 80s Heart ANY DAY

@joeatwood6905

3 ай бұрын

Mistral Wind is incredible Heart-as-Zeppelin!

They recorded a live show in Seattle that is more recent, and it’s amazing! Ann’s vocals are just incredible!

Nancy is every bit Ann's equal. In fact, on their first big hit, "These Dreams," it is Nancy, not Ann who provides the amazing vocal performance. And on their release, "Alone", Nancy's amazing duets with Ann really put the whole performance on a different level. Ann is without a doubt, the power voice, but they are so much better together.

This video is one of Nancy’s greatest performances. Saw the band in college and Nancy put the place in melt down when she licked her blue guitar. Be Be Le Strange indeed.

This was so unusual during early 60, I was so excited because my daughters were going live in a better era.

I’ve never seen this video. So impressive! Her vocals were always stellar but the improvised timing is wild. Tons of confidence there!

Nancy's "Lift Off" at 3:48 is just so iconic! Nice , properly gobsmacked reaction. Ann is a great lyricist also: "I was a willow last night in a dream, I bent down over a clear running stream.......Sang you the song that I heard up above And you kept me alive with your sweet flowing love" .....WOW! Try "Love Alive," and "BeBe Le Strange" for more!

My Mom is a huge Heart fan from back in the day and she always played this stuff around me so I became a huge fan myself as a kid. Even today a lot of my favorite bands happen to be rock, metal or alternative bands with very strong female lead vocalists and it's 100% because of Ann Wilson. The sisters always said they looked up to people like Zeppelin... People like me look up to people like Ann and Nancy Wilson lol

So many great memories from this group in the 70's

@theodoreritola7641

4 ай бұрын

And there were tons of big bands from the 70s

You can't beat Nancy with her amazing skills on guitar and what can you say about Ann's vocals? Extraordinary, she's my favorite rock vocalist with Dany of The Warning a close second.

Stacey you are killing it!! The emotion you feel for all of us to see is awesome!! Takes me back to my teens!! Ann and Nancy are the true Queens of rock!! Keep the great reactions coming!!!👏👏

@greg2976

4 ай бұрын

Great to be a teen back then!!!!!!!

Not only do they kick ass performing these songs, they are also the writers OF these wonderful tunes.

This group has always believed in themselves, worked hard, completely dedicated and deserving of all the complements bestowed upon them. Ann is one of the greatest story tellers there has ever been and Nancy is one of the top females guitar players.

This was live from '78. I saw them ( the original line up) back in '77 at the Richfield coliseum just outside of Cleveland. They were just flat out BAD ASSES!! NO ONE sat down during the whole concert... everyone up and jumpin' for the whole show!! Ann's is such a POWERHOUSE SINGER!!!

Heart was one of the best things to ever come out of Seattle. Thanks for sharing this one. 🙂

The rock GODs blowing the perfect breeze thru their hair, set the seen for her take off leg kick.

Magic Man is what really opened their careers. So heartfelt and was a voice for young women explaining their youthful love-struck behaviour to their mothers, as if their mothers don’t know. I had older (and later -younger) sisters that used to sneak out their windows in the night to see their boyfriends, and learned later I could expect the same willingness from my girlfriends. When we’re kids and our hormones are in charge, we attribute Magic to the objects of our affection. When Anne plaintively wails that’s “he’s a Magic man” she’s describing the hearts of all young women who against all good advice insist on being with the baddest of boys.

An interesting note about Nancy living in Ann's shadow is that while it's true that Ann was the star of the show, and her voice is what most people immediately think of when they think of Heart, the irony is that younger sister Nancy was the stronger personality who generally served the role of caretaker for her very fragile older sister. Nancy is the rock that Ann has always leaned on, and she's needed it quite a bit over the years. So many health issues, weight issues, self-image issues, music industry issues, relationship issues, and always the supposedly quiet wallflower sister, the cute blonde one, was the driving force, the steadying hand, the captain of the ship. Nancy is not to be trifled with, that's for sure.

@pokerface8242

4 ай бұрын

All I can say to that is...AMEN.

so much talent one of the best rock bands ever and the best female lead band ever. Also their stage performance and energy was beautiful.

Ann 73 and Nancy 70 and still sound this good..its extremely talent..still touring in 2024

They’re magical every time I see them live and I love the way Nancy gallops through the entire song🤘🏽aloha from Maui

Ann had it all......Amazing range, power, subtlety, dynamics, phrasing, vibrato, diction, enunciation. I rate her as the top vocalist in rock history, male or female.

Another great reaction Stacey, Really happy that you went to this song next, In your Heart journey... As I had mentioned, Nancy is a really good guitarist too... Another song you might enjoy by Heart, Is "Dog & Butterfly" Again with their wide variety of music, This song is different than what you've heard so far.. A little more mellow but great has great music, lyrics & vocals... Whatever song you choose, You won't be disappointed, They really were & are that good.. Thanks Again, Stacey... Wishing You All The Very Best!

Stacey, I have loved Heart's music for about 50 years. Check out Straight On, If Looks Could Kill, What He Don't Know, and so many more. Please continue your explorations with 60s and 70s. So many artists to fall in love with. CCR, YES, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Jethro Tull, Bee Gees, Moody Blues, The Who, and so many more. ENJOY,

Very underrated as a live band. Not many bands could sound this could in the 70's.

Great reaction, you're Heart journey has just started. Plenty of great stuff from the awesome sisters for you to explore.

One of Heart's biggest hits was a song that Nancy sang lead on called "These Dreams".

Hey there Stacy, You said you were glad to see me back. I did not realize I had the camera on. The Wilson sisters are darn good!! This is a catchy tune... One of these sisters told a story about the first time they saw the Beatles. She said we did not want to marry the Beatles. WE wanted to be the Beatles.!!! Did you like it????? You-you loves heart!!!!

Pure fire .. 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 ...Ann is considered the best female Rock vocalist by many critics and fans.. including me. To me .. she sits on top of the throne , especially considering that they plowed through in the 70s when females were not fronting Rock bands !!!! The best !

Heart is one of my favorite bands they have a lot of great Songs I have been listening to them for a long time. Another Great Band you should do a Reaction to is Journey with Lead Singer " Steve Perry " there best none Concert is there Escape Tour Live in Houston 1981 they Sound even better live Songs like " Don't Stop Believin " Stone in Love " Girl Can't help It " Open Arms " Lights " Who's Crying now " Mother Father " Escape " Stay Awhile ' Some of there either Songs " Only the Young " Made it to No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100 " Anyway You Want it " Faithfully " Separate Way's " ( Live in Tokyo 1983 ) " I'll Be Alright Without You " Official video 1986 " When You Love a Women " Send Her My Love " Wheel in the Sky " " Steve Perry has his own Songs " O' Sherrie " Made ti to No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 " Foolish Heart " made it to No. 18 " Steve Perry is none as ( The Voice ) he is one of the Best if not the Best Singer in Rock History..

So blessed to have seen these ladies live three times before their first album came out. Their energy is outrageous and fulfilling and amazing.

@greg2976

4 ай бұрын

👍👍

Heart is awesome, no matter which time period! IMO, Ann's voice is off the charts more than usual in the early 2000s. Anything from the Alive In Seattle show from 2002 (its all on YT) would be much appreciated and it'll blow your mind. Highlights for me are Barracuda, Magic Man, Straight On, Crazy On You, Alone, These Dreams, Mistral Wind, Battle Of Evermore, Wild Child, Dog & Butterfly, and Heaven. Any of those will give you the chills. Hopefully you give them.a try from this time period!

Love it when Nancy visits Hijinx in the opener - deep cut.

Heart is a SEATTLE band, and they did a few collaborations with ALICE IN CHAINS ⛓️

Try Heart -These Dreams Live Seattle. This version truly showcases Nancy's voice as lead. She is a wonderful singer and often overshadowed by Ann.

STACEY, YOU FEEL THE SAME WAY ABOUT THE WILSON SISTERS & HEART, THAT I FEEL ABOUT… FREDDIE MERCURY & QUEEN (I truly HOPE you might “get around to” reacting to them sometime - preferably LIVE performances, because Queen is actually the only band who are renowned for being BETTER live than in-studio… There’s NOTHING better than Freddie’s live vocals, energy and audience interactions.)💕 🙏👑🥰 SUGGESTIONS: (These songs are all from Milton Keynes Bowl in 1982) Concert opener - “The Hero”/“We Will Rock You” Fast Version “Somebody To Love” “Fat Bottomed Girls” “Play The Game” “Staying Power” “Action This Day” “Save Me”

So happy you reacting to these two giants of the rock world . Ann Wilson remains the greatest metal /Rock female singer of all time. The only other front women to be her equal has been Floor Jansen

Greatest guitar intro ever from NANCY and Ann is the best female voice in pop music. They were one of the first female rock bands. Check out ""Never" and "Dreamboat Annie." "These Dreams" is also a great song, Nancy sings the lead.

Straight On is funk-rock with some of their best harmonizing. Nancy also sings lead sometimes: There's the Girl, These Dreams, Stranded, and One Word.

Another great Heart reaction Stacey!!! Still need to react to Heart - "What About Love?" and Heart - "Never". These are my favorite Heart songs and such cool Official videos! Ann is 4 years older than Nancy, so maybe that has something to with Ann being the Lead. Nancy could have been the Lead Singer in any other band except Heart because Ann is just about perfect. Nancy sounds great on songs she sings lead. Check out these songs where Nancy sings lead, Heart - "There's The Girl" and Heart - "These Dreams".

Been listening to Heart for decades but "Little Queen" is still one of my fave albums of theirs.

So great to see you continue the Heart journey. They are a band that sounds just as good (if not better) live than in the recording studio. 'Alone', 'Barracuda' & now 'Crazy on You.' Hope that 'Magic Man' is next. You are very musically savvy to me. Love Heart♥

Just the two of them doing Battle of Evermore from the 2002 Alive in Seattle DVD is the definitive cover of that Zeppelin classic. Nancy doesn't take a backseat to her sister at all.

Saw them outdoors with the Eagles in 1980. They were amazing. Did a rendition of Led Zeps "Rock-n-Roll. Probably the best concert I've been to.

To hear a more current performance by Ann Wilson, she collaborated with Disturbed on a song called 'Don't Tell Me'. The album came out in 2022, but the official music video for the song only came out a month ago.

Their Album Dreamboat Annie, to me, encompasses Heart at the height of their power. They had some battles with the recording industry. I believe Barracuda was written in response to a rumour spread by executives at their label that the sisters were.in a incestuous gay relationship! They were and are a force to be reckoned with

You always mention Nancy getting some of the spot light, well there is a Heart song called "These Dreams" that Nancy is the lead vocalist. She's awesome and you'll see Nancy is an great vocalist in her her own right. She really sounds like her sister a in a lot of ways! If you decide to react to Nancy doing this song I would suggest choosing a live performance for sure! Great reaction as usual.

Ann and Nancy said there major influence was of course Led Zeppelin. They gave a tribute to led zeppelin when they was honored as the masters. Even president Obama and his wife was there. And Ann did a amazing job to the point that robert plant teared up. Also Jason Bonham the late drummer john bonhams son played the drums as a tribute to them and his dad a very beautiful emotional performance by all. But next by heart probably one of there biggest hits " Magic Man " dont know if you noticed that alot of hearts song has sexual overtones like zeppelin. Go carzy on you was very sexual. I had a lot of fun to that song.. and AC/DCs "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap" Thanks Sylvia for the education😊❤😂

Need to do the live in Seattle concert in early to mid 2000's. They're a bit older but sound great. Alone is basically just Ann and Nancy doing there thing. Straight On is a good one in that concert too. Nancy is lead vocal in these dreams. Do them all from that live in Seattle concert you won't regret it.

If you want to hear Nancy in the spotlight, “These Dreams” is a perfect choice, Nancy was lead on that song, which was Heart’s first number 1hit

I've been listening to Heart since the 70s, and I can recommend a lot of awesome stuff by them. NUMERO UNO IS "Cook with Fire" (it ain't about cooking)😅The original recording sounds live, but it isn't and it sounds really good. NUMERO 2 is "Love Alive", "Sing Child", "White Lightning and Wine", "Devils Delight", "Mistral Wind", they have about 400 more. You are gonna have so much fun❤ I've seen them live around 5 times and they are so amazing.

I’ve been fortunate enough to see ❤Heart live 5 times and I have loved every performance. They always bring it. Nancy doesn’t get enough credit for her backup vocals. I love your passion for finding good music and I love your analysis and reactions

Seeing them live this summer

@StaceyRPGReacts

4 ай бұрын

so cool!! i may need to see them too!

I saw Heart in the 70s in Montreal ! they were opening the Alice Cooper concert, they played 2 or 3 songs ! was very good !🤓

Great reaction. Nancey is a trajectly underated guitarist that writes, performs and sings as well as anyone in the industry. Ann is a freak of nature in the best way and is at the top of top of the best rock voices. Unfortunantly the industry really didn't give them much and they had to do it all by themselves and with the bands they tour with. They were objectified by the preditors of the recording word (hence Barracuda) and they stood tall and were true to themselves (clasic finger up to the scum of record industry) They are true Pioneers to female rock.

If you want to experience how groundbreaking Heart was, listen to a deep cut called White Lightning and Wine. Use a lyric video to see just how liberated these ladies are!

Stacey for a real vocal treat check out a song from their Alive In Seattle concert from 2002 a cover of Led Zepplin's Battle of Evermore, [they are Huge Zepplin fans] It's just the two of them, a mandolin and guitar belting out this epic Led Zepplin song and it really showcases their incredible harmonies and you get to hear a lot more of Nancy's voice you won't be disappointed

Your comments on all you need is their talent hits the 1960s and 70s on the head. There was no glitz or glamor and early on no light shows. It was always about the music, nothin' else really mattered. When this song hit the air waves the earth damn near stop rotating. The entire rock n roll world about went off the tracks. You have no idea how good they were in concert. They absolutely blew the roof off of every place they played. They slow it down and will blow you away with Dreamboat Anne. On stage, Nancy put on her own show with her riffs and dancing around with her blond hair killin' every guy in the crowd.

This was their first hit. Nancy's playing is awesome, but live acoustic tone has come a long way. Ann's voice is undeniable. I first saw them in '78, and few times since.

Always good to see you again, Miss Stacey! Another great choice. In the Misspent Days of My Youth, the idea of Ann and/or Nancy Wilson going ‘Crazy On Me’ was one of my favorite fan-I mean……thought experiments. The studio version of this song is tighter and more driving. It’s worth listening to off-line. But keep in the back of your mind, as great as Heart was at rocking out, they also had a very tender side as well. Something to keep in mind, in the 70’s and 80’s, it was expected that as a musical performer, you could not only sing well, but also could play your own instrument, and write your own songs. It was an incredible time to be a concert-goer. SO MUCH TALENT, on every radio station. Performers like Heart and Pink Floyd are from a different era than today’s auto-tuned “superstars”. May I suggest “Black On Black” as your next Heart reaction? Pulse-pounding rocker. Please stop referring to yourself in negative terms. And give Two Steps From Hell a listen one of these days. Continuing to look forward to enjoying your musical journey. Stay safe.

@joeatwood6905

3 ай бұрын

Yes, Black on Black!

Soul Of The Sea, Love Alive, Mistral Wind, Dog and Butterfly just to mention a few of the amazing catalog.

I think every boy/ guy in America & across the world had a secret crush on Ann & Nancy, lol.. I know I did...I seen them live in St Louis in 87 or 88 as a birthday present for my g/f at the time & they kicked ass, all of them did, they were flawless... I can honestly say everybody left the concert hall with their heads full of fantasies but very happy....

Ann and Nancy on David Letterman with the Foo fighters" kick it out" great song got to check it out