I saw and heard them on the first tour,was playing viola right after that,then bought my first Gibson 335 with a after school job. Roger Fisher was always such a secure, pro attitude star player to talk to in person. May the Creator bless all classic rock musicians so the world is not taken over by spam in the can music.

Back when they were a hard rock band. My favorite Heart song by far.

Roger fisher is a beast, very underrated guitar player.

@sqwuade

4 жыл бұрын

Most definitely under rated! After he left the band it was all downhill IMHO!

@kaybee4143

4 жыл бұрын

Their music was average after he got canned. I lost interest and moved on.

Ann on the flute! Wow, she's really good!

This NEVER happens in today's music. Never. Record executives today would have a meltdown and try to make them conform to their cookie cutter idea of what they think this band should sound like. Unfortunately in the later years, improvisation was dead. This is cutting edge creativity at work. Improve rock and roll, jazz, blues and anything else they can stick in there. Fantastic live recording.

Love Ann's flute playing. Wished she had done more of it.

So, the ONE thumbs down is their ex-producer?

WOW! Is this live recording in a "tavern" !!?????!!! F**king awesome!

@jamesgregory2865

9 ай бұрын

This was recorded at the aquarius tavern in shoreline washington, the former parkers ballroom, ithe place was huge and a great place to see bands.

Man this was good.

Roger Fisher is not only a beast but Roger Fisher is the best! This proves it here exactly what he's capable of! Too bad he lasted such a short time with them!!

Love these brings back so many memories.. 😎🔥💀🖤

This is recorded live???? HOLY CANOLLI!!!!

I had this fantasy of making love in the dirt. Epic. I'm in love.

is there footage?

@julioalbertoherrera1339

4 жыл бұрын

I got this review from a website called 4urMusic: However, “Sing Child” survives through three* recorded live renditions of considerable quality and significance. The most compelling remains an exceptional broadcast recording (included below) originally aired on BBC Rock Hour in 1978. The performance, augmented by the crisp audio quality, is scintillating and ranks among the best recordings from the Fisher lineup of the 1970s. Footage of an extended rendition featuring guitar and drum interplay and (lest the numerous comparisons prove too tame) bowed guitar work was released officially in 2012 as part of the Strange Euphoria box set and dates back to a 1976 Washington State University show filmed for KWSU-TV’s The Second Ending concert series. A third, similar in length and style to the televised version, exists as a leftover from the 1975 Aquarius Tavern tapes that supplied “Mother Earth Blues” and “I’ve Got the Music in Me” for the beleaguered yet solid Magazine album.

@willgregg1076

3 жыл бұрын

@@julioalbertoherrera1339, they’re wrong then. I’ve listened to multiple bootlegs from the Little Queen Tour that had this song on it.