NO ONE HAS REACTED TO THIS ONE: Long John Baldry - "Don't Try To Lay No Boogie-Woogie On The King of Rock & Roll" (Rod Stewart and Elton John both started out playing with this man. He is credited with taking the Blues to London. The Beatles were known to go to his shows)
@@nicholasmangialardi1618 nancy is good vocalist yes, but when you compare her to her sister its like comparing Jimmy Paige on guitar compared to Nickelbacks guitar player. Anne is just so powerful she makes most female vocalists look weak in comparison.
Hate to burst your bubble but that was not live. That was a studio track and like every other band back then it was easier to lip-sync something as the did not have time code back then. You had to be a master editor in order to try and sync up live footage back then. I know I worked in television for 30+ yrs :) Peace and Love from Canada eh :) sorry :)
@@hmohns7035 Sorry, but the Midnight Special (and a few other shows) were LIVE! American Bandstand (US), Top of the Pops (UK) were lip-synched.\ If you have the experience you claim, you would know that Ann Wilson used a one directional microphone. Unless you sang DIECTLY INTO the mic, it would lose sound, unlike multi-directional microphones. Watch the video again. When Ann moves the mic away from her mouth, the sound drops. This does not happen on the STUDIO version of the song, but did happen frequently when Ann sang live!
@@billsager5634 Yes sir Midnight Special did have live tracks no dispute there however (and I am not trying to come off as an asshole) but I have the album :) This is a studio track :)
@@hmohns7035I don’t know if this was truly live as I wasn’t there, but this definitely not the studio track. so at one point in time, somewhere this was live
It does. You just have to find it, though it is few and far between. Moriah Formica sang this song on The Voice during the blind auditions and turned all 4 chairs. Not only is she one of the the youngest to do it (16 at the time) she is the ONLY contestant to do it in the rock genre in the entire history of the show. Since then she formed her own band called PLUSH. I haven't heard so much as a mediocre song from them. Everything is great.. check out Better Off Alone or Sober. They also do an incredible cover of Barracuda. Another great band that brings new music with an old school sound is Liliac. They're the band that brought me back to modern music. They're actually a family band, but they aren't no Partridge Family or Hanson. I'll tell ya that. While they do have amazing covers of Dio, Iron Maiden, Sabbath, Joan Jett, Janice etc., their originals is where it's at. Check out Not Afraid (extended), We Are The Children or Dear Father.
I thought the same exact thing. BUt there are you tube channels available that stream bands/music off all genres from here and all over the world that I discovered a few years ago. Greece has GREAT talent in rock/doom/prog. There’s soooo much out there outside this country, and here, that are unknown. Just gotta search. I subscribed to multiple channels who release albums daily. Once in a while you’ll find a gem that suits ya and it’s game on from there…good luck
I'm 52. I've heard this song a lot as its one of my favorites. Everytime. Every time I hear it I get goosebumps when she hits the notes. Every damn time. What music today affects you like this? None that I'm aware of.
1976 was an incredible year with albums like Heart's Dreamboat Annie, Boston, Frampton Comes Alive, Kansas Leftoverture, Eagles Hotel California, Bob Seger Night Moves, Styx Crystal Ball, Rush 2112, Steve Miller Band Fly Like an Eagle, Tom Petty and the Hearbreakers...
I wanted to BE Ann & Nancy Wilson in high school, and I LOVED stayed up late to watch The Midnight Special! Everyone was on that show, and watching these groups perform LIVE was so exciting! Thank you for keeping great music alive, Jamal- I know it hasn’t been easy, but what you do makes a difference in showcasing such amazing talent, and opening the ears & hearts of generations who would never had heard the truly amazing music of the 60’s & 70’s. I salute you! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️🎼🎵🎶
I miss this music. I still listen to it all the time. Nothing beats Heart and all of the rest of the music from 70s and 80s. Her voice is probably the best female rock singers. Although I do love Pat Benatar also
Thank god my parents let me watch whatever I wanted to! Midnight Special was the truth! So many great, iconic performances. I didn't see my first concert til I was 14 (Rush, Moving PIctures), so this was a wonderful way to see live performances.
Heart were one of the bands at the first concert I attended; Cal Jam 2 in March of 1978. This was the last song of their set. I was 15yrs9mos and was there for over 27 hours, and then hitchhiked home from the Ontario Speedway to San Bernardino.
Heart is one of a kind and so different from any other band. Unique in every way. That's why they are special. No one can touch Ann Wilson especially back then.
When my. Daughter was young and it was the Britney/Christina Era, y2k. I had her listen to Heart and Fleetwood Mac, explaining that this is how it's done. Never heard the pop tarts again .
Awesome women! Ann Wilson started singing because she stuttered and doctors thought it would help. I bet her music teachers got the shock of their lives!!!❤️❤️❤️ Edit and oh my God how beautiful they both are!!!
Ann and Nancy were rockers. They could care less about looking like models. They hated in the 80s when they were forced to glam up and sell their looks.
My favorite Heart song is Dog and Butterfly, the title track from the album of the same name. I had a picture album of their greatest hits when I was young, a giant red heart in a frame, embedded right into the vinyl. I wore it out. Dog and Butterfly got airplay, but it's not one of their biggest hits. Always makes me cry, it's so beautiful. Btw, glad to see you in my feed again.
I remember my older sister had Dreamboat Annie and would play this album over and over. Crazy on You and Magic Man were my favorite tracks. Love the Wilson sisters.
Heart's co-founder and lead guitarist, Roger Fisher, co-wrote the music to this great song. That classic electric guitar harmony is all him. He was in Heart from 1967 to 1979.
From 79-81, Heart toured on America. 40 years ago ! They still send me Heart many times on Auburn, WA (in the middle 3rd seat), and Tacoma Dome ( in the middle 3rd seat), John Bonham with Heart, (in the middle 3rd seat), etc. In Portland in '80... Roger Fisher and smashed on Nancy Wilson's . Yikes. He left.
My favorite band in the 70s and my favorite band to this day. ❤ Add Rush to the mix and you have all the music you need to be happy in this world. ❤️🔥
First female band I ever liked... still one of the very few. Rock to me was male artists, but then came Heart ❤!...of course there was no drooling over the singer... for me
I saw this exact show that Friday night when they first showed this and I couldn't believe what I was seeing when that young lady started pounding that guitar and then I was knocked right on my butt when I heard her singing! Me and three of my friends actually got in the front row on that Midnight Special show back in the very late 70s and we saw Thin Lizzy right in the middle in the front row! We thought we were sitting against the wall on the left side of the room that this was filmed in but it turned out to be the front of another stage!! And the main star that night was Aretha Franklin who sang and introduced a group called the babies! What a memory! But I still remember seeing this the Friday night when heart debuted and I couldn't believe it what a great song!!
Ok so I had a high school friend who was rooming with another friend in our freshman year in college. He absolutely adored this song, played it all the time, drove us nuts. One day, when he was out, we took his cassette tape and dubbed our two voices over Ann Wilson's. Neither of us can sing. I still remember how he freaked out when he heard it. It was hilarious. The whole dorm wing was laughing about it for a week. :)
Stayed up for that show every week in my youth. Ticked off the parents, but it was worth it. Midnight special and Don Kirshner's Rock concert. Great memories.
While this is good, the best live version of this song comes from a 1978 concert. It starts with an epic intro from Nancy and leads into the whole band just killing it. It will blow your mind!
There are tons of talented bands out there that are not quote unquote mainstream, that could preform on a show like Midnight Special today. We need shows like this in today's world.
Kudos to those club owners who gave the chance for the new band.. but then the bands knew they had to be able to deliver if getting there. It is worth of listening Bert Jansch piece "Angie" from the 1960's and compare it to the acoustic part. The style of playing sounds to have a strong influence.
Those Ovation guitars were popular with performers in those days, they were designed to minimize feedback, but personally I hate playing them… The backs are made of smooth and rounded composite material and if you are sitting down they slip right out of your lap lol
I never much liked Heart back in the day, but after watching performances on YT, i've really come to appreciate Nancy's guitar prowess, and Ann's singing.... And they do great covers of a few Led Zeppelin songs, especially The Battle of Evermore.... ANOTHER sister act you need to check out is Larkin Poe. They're a blues rock outfit out of Nashville. They did a covers series during COVID which was pretty spectacular....
I remember wearing clothes like that! Satin shirts (open 4 buttons down) , polyester pants (bell bottoms) platform shoes and long hair. And we wore belts!
This was one of the 1st tracks of theirs I ever heard. It's from the incredible "Dreamboat Annie" album. The only artists who have any longevity to their careers. Are the ones who can do the bussiness live. Peace out.
So so happy I grew up in the days of The Midnight Special! How many out there watched it while you were babysitting? So lucky to have shows like this, Soul Train and AMerican Bandstand when I was young!! Thanks for keeping it alive!!
These are my favorite videos from you. It's so interesting to see what you think coming from a different generation. I thought you missed Leon Russell but you didn't but you did miss some of his best stuff. He had a few songs that hit the top 40 that everyone knew but some of the less popular ones were the best ones. Delta lady kicks butt! Also one of my favorites in the '80s was Billy Squier. Have you ever heard him? His song All Night Long is probably one of my favorite songs ever! Then there was bands like Faster Pussycat! An 80s hair band. Maybe not the best but certainly a fun garage type music. Just like this song, the sexual innuenda was great as opposed to just spelling it all out like the songs do now. There's still something to be said for imagination. Thanks for all of your great videos you are indeed a good human
I saw them around this time, 1977, and they were fantastic. This song got the crowd going. And young brother trust me when I say this, you don't want to go out in public dressed like that. As someone who dressed that way, occasionally, in the seventies it's not pretty. 😂
I went to Cal Jam II at Ontario Motor Speedway back in 1978, and because I was 17, my dad wanted my older brother to tag along. Sheesh, I was a well tollerenced stoner who was not to be reckoned with. I smoked my pot, drank my brandy, and past out late getting ready for day 2. I must have been really passed out as we had decided to stage ourselves right beneath one of the huge towers of speakers, and I slept through several groups, but when Heart came on I was up like a shot! 😁😎👍✌
Back in that day, I saw them at a stadium. I climbed up on the fence around the stage. I was a young buck then. And decent looking. Security wanted me off the fence. Anne said to leave me and asked me what I wanted to hear. I said Crazy on YOU. WOW. LOL
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NO ONE HAS REACTED TO THIS ONE: Long John Baldry - "Don't Try To Lay No Boogie-Woogie On The King of Rock & Roll" (Rod Stewart and Elton John both started out playing with this man. He is credited with taking the Blues to London. The Beatles were known to go to his shows)
It does but it's not mainstream anymore. Got to go to the small clubs. Heart is touring now with cheap trick
Ann Wilson…best female voice in rock history.
. . . and yet (I'm pretty sure) she, among others, did not make that ridiculous Rolling Stone top 200 list
Ann Wilson... best voice in rock history.
Gender doesn't enter into it.
With Janis Joplin
Powerhouse badass singers like this are a rare gift. I heart Heart. 🖤🖤🖤
Nancy Wilson is such an amazing guitar player. And Ann's voice is unreal.
Nancy is a great vocalist too. "These Dreams" is a great example
@@nicholasmangialardi1618 nancy is good vocalist yes, but when you compare her to her sister its like comparing Jimmy Paige on guitar compared to Nickelbacks guitar player. Anne is just so powerful she makes most female vocalists look weak in comparison.
Remember, this was recorded LIVE!! No auto tune, no overdubs - just pure TALENT!!
Hate to burst your bubble but that was not live. That was a studio track and like every other band back then it was easier to lip-sync something as the did not have time code back then. You had to be a master editor in order to try and sync up live footage back then. I know I worked in television for 30+ yrs :) Peace and Love from Canada eh :) sorry :)
@@hmohns7035 Sorry, but the Midnight Special (and a few other shows) were LIVE! American Bandstand (US), Top of the Pops (UK) were lip-synched.\
If you have the experience you claim, you would know that Ann Wilson used a one directional microphone. Unless you sang DIECTLY INTO the mic, it would lose sound, unlike multi-directional microphones. Watch the video again. When Ann moves the mic away from her mouth, the sound drops. This does not happen on the STUDIO version of the song, but did happen frequently when Ann sang live!
@@billsager5634 Yes sir Midnight Special did have live tracks no dispute there however (and I am not trying to come off as an asshole) but I have the album :) This is a studio track :)
I've seen this before and they do perform it live but this for some reason isn't... the sync is off on the vocals 😕
@@hmohns7035I don’t know if this was truly live as I wasn’t there, but this definitely not the studio track. so at one point in time, somewhere this was live
Why doesn't music like this exist right now? There's no reason why it shouldn't.
The "main consumers" have limited taste and attention spans" we are trapped in the land of auto tune and pitch correction.
The CEOs of the record companies are more interested in making money than in supporting creativity.
It does. You just have to find it, though it is few and far between. Moriah Formica sang this song on The Voice during the blind auditions and turned all 4 chairs. Not only is she one of the the youngest to do it (16 at the time) she is the ONLY contestant to do it in the rock genre in the entire history of the show. Since then she formed her own band called PLUSH. I haven't heard so much as a mediocre song from them. Everything is great.. check out Better Off Alone or Sober. They also do an incredible cover of Barracuda.
Another great band that brings new music with an old school sound is Liliac. They're the band that brought me back to modern music. They're actually a family band, but they aren't no Partridge Family or Hanson. I'll tell ya that. While they do have amazing covers of Dio, Iron Maiden, Sabbath, Joan Jett, Janice etc., their originals is where it's at. Check out Not Afraid (extended), We Are The Children or Dear Father.
@@justaguy6129 yes, it exists. Thank heaven it still exists.
I thought the same exact thing. BUt there are you tube channels available that stream bands/music off all genres from here and all over the world that I discovered a few years ago. Greece has GREAT talent in rock/doom/prog. There’s soooo much out there outside this country, and here, that are unknown. Just gotta search. I subscribed to multiple channels who release albums daily. Once in a while you’ll find a gem that suits ya and it’s game on from there…good luck
Heart was a great rock & roll band!!
I'm 52. I've heard this song a lot as its one of my favorites.
Everytime. Every time I hear it I get goosebumps when she hits the notes.
Every damn time. What music today affects you like this? None that I'm aware of.
1976 was an incredible year with albums like Heart's Dreamboat Annie, Boston, Frampton Comes Alive, Kansas Leftoverture, Eagles Hotel California, Bob Seger Night Moves, Styx Crystal Ball, Rush 2112, Steve Miller Band Fly Like an Eagle, Tom Petty and the Hearbreakers...
Notice how absolutely none of that was disco! How is that people remember the fluff of Abba and the Bee Gees, but have forgotten the real music?
Gives me chills and smiles to have amazing memories of being a teenager during the 70s - it was blissful
I wanted to BE Ann & Nancy Wilson in high school, and I LOVED stayed up late to watch The Midnight Special! Everyone was on that show, and watching these groups perform LIVE was so exciting! Thank you for keeping great music alive, Jamal- I know it hasn’t been easy, but what you do makes a difference in showcasing such amazing talent, and opening the ears & hearts of generations who would never had heard the truly amazing music of the 60’s & 70’s. I salute you! 🌟🌟🌟❤️❤️❤️🎼🎵🎶
Nancy Wilson is a BADASS TOO!
I miss this music. I still listen to it all the time. Nothing beats Heart and all of the rest of the music from 70s and 80s. Her voice is probably the best female rock singers. Although I do love Pat Benatar also
She was born to perform!
I saw Heart and Santana back in the day, such an amazing show. Ann Wilson has a power voice,and really paved the way for a lot of women that followed.
She's like the female version of Freddie Mercury. Can belt out anything. Love her and her sis. Ann and Nancy are the boss.
I remember seeing this. Used to watch Midnight Special every week. Yeah Im an old geezer. But the music is timeless.
Nancy was playing an Ovation Adamas. It was my favorite guitar she played-so beautiful with the slate blue top and cut outs instead of one sound hole.
Ann Wilson had crazy voice control.. the peaks and transitions she used to sing were sick!!!
I saw Heart in 1989, opening for Van Halen. It was in their, and my, home town of Seattle... INCREDIBLE vocals and stage presence.
Thank god my parents let me watch whatever I wanted to! Midnight Special was the truth! So many great, iconic performances. I didn't see my first concert til I was 14 (Rush, Moving PIctures), so this was a wonderful way to see live performances.
One of the most underappreciated bands of the 70's for sure.
Her voice is amazing!
Heart were one of the bands at the first concert I attended; Cal Jam 2 in March of 1978. This was the last song of their set. I was 15yrs9mos and was there for over 27 hours, and then hitchhiked home from the Ontario Speedway to San Bernardino.
One of the BEST concerts in the 70's. Yes we all went Crazy with this one!
Midnight Special was must see TV! This is my favorite Heart song. Good memories. Your so right about singers back then. No auto tune, it was all them!
Heart is one of a kind and so different from any other band. Unique in every way. That's why they are special. No one can touch Ann Wilson especially back then.
There are singers and wailers, This girl is both in the same package.
This is why the 70s music was great we had stuff like this coming out. Gorgeous woman singing gorgeous songs. Fucking Amazing.
Powerful voice, awesome instrumentation ❤-Heart
Saw the thumbnail!!! PLEASE be Live!! To date, the Greatest Female Rockers…Ever!
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When my. Daughter was young and it was the Britney/Christina Era, y2k. I had her listen to Heart and Fleetwood Mac, explaining that this is how it's done. Never heard the pop tarts again .
No need to denigrate other music artists.
To this day the best concert that I ever went to! I went to many back in the 70's. They are better live!!!
Annie Wilson’s voice though. 😍😍
They have been one of my favorite bands of all time. Such talent and Ann’s voice is second to none!! Great review thx!!!
01:03 - these guitars were a sensation when they first appeared on the musical scene. they have the back body in carbon fiber. the brand is "Ovation"
When the universe needs confidence, it borrows from Ann Wilson.
Ahhhh yeah! My favorite Heart song and live performance!!! Thank you! Enjoy!!
Heart is a VERY deep well to draw from.
Anne Wilson may be the best female rock singer in history
Awesome women! Ann Wilson started singing because she stuttered and doctors thought it would help. I bet her music teachers got the shock of their lives!!!❤️❤️❤️
Edit and oh my God how beautiful they both are!!!
Love Heart! ♥ Thanks for the great music!
Ann and Nancy were rockers. They could care less about looking like models. They hated in the 80s when they were forced to glam up and sell their looks.
My favorite Heart song is Dog and Butterfly, the title track from the album of the same name. I had a picture album of their greatest hits when I was young, a giant red heart in a frame, embedded right into the vinyl. I wore it out.
Dog and Butterfly got airplay, but it's not one of their biggest hits. Always makes me cry, it's so beautiful.
Btw, glad to see you in my feed again.
Heart is bad ass period!
Wilson sisters are insane entertainers!
I saw Heart a few times back in the day. THEY ARE FIRE!
I remember my older sister had Dreamboat Annie and would play this album over and over. Crazy on You and Magic Man were my favorite tracks. Love the Wilson sisters.
I got to see this live when Heart opened the new National Arts Center in Ottawa. It was an awesome concert.
I was blessed to see Heart in 1982 and bonus- John Cougar was their special guest. I was in 7th heaven!
Heart's co-founder and lead guitarist, Roger Fisher, co-wrote the music to this great song. That classic electric guitar harmony is all him. He was in Heart from 1967 to 1979.
Love these lovely ladies.
Bring Led Zeppelin to tears! No words! Best performance ever!
Ann Wilson is and was frickin beautiful.
Saw them years ago, unbelievable pipes, real rockers.
From 79-81, Heart toured on America. 40 years ago !
They still send me Heart many times on Auburn, WA (in the middle 3rd seat), and Tacoma Dome ( in the middle 3rd seat), John Bonham with Heart, (in the middle 3rd seat), etc.
In Portland in '80... Roger Fisher and smashed on Nancy Wilson's . Yikes. He left.
My favorite band in the 70s and my favorite band to this day. ❤ Add Rush to the mix and you have all the music you need to be happy in this world. ❤️🔥
Jamel, you should react to Heart’s Rock Hall induction concert! They are still absolutely amazing!
Hey Jamel.. great choice Heart always delivers.. hey fun fact sister Nancy was in the movie "Fast times at Ridgemont high... a classic from the 80's.
First female band I ever liked... still one of the very few. Rock to me was male artists, but then came Heart ❤!...of course there was no drooling over the singer... for me
Exploding perfection...YES. Love Heart❤ Thanks Jamel.⭐🎸
I saw this exact show that Friday night when they first showed this and I couldn't believe what I was seeing when that young lady started pounding that guitar and then I was knocked right on my butt when I heard her singing! Me and three of my friends actually got in the front row on that Midnight Special show back in the very late 70s and we saw Thin Lizzy right in the middle in the front row! We thought we were sitting against the wall on the left side of the room that this was filmed in but it turned out to be the front of another stage!! And the main star that night was Aretha Franklin who sang and introduced a group called the babies! What a memory! But I still remember seeing this the Friday night when heart debuted and I couldn't believe it what a great song!!
Loved watching the Midnight Special as a kid. I probably saw this one back then. Thanks man.
Ok so I had a high school friend who was rooming with another friend in our freshman year in college. He absolutely adored this song, played it all the time, drove us nuts. One day, when he was out, we took his cassette tape and dubbed our two voices over Ann Wilson's. Neither of us can sing. I still remember how he freaked out when he heard it. It was hilarious. The whole dorm wing was laughing about it for a week. :)
Ann Wilson in my opinion has the greatest female rock voice ever, beautiful too
Love Heart! I can’t believe you haven’t seen this one yet? So good!
Stayed up for that show every week in my youth. Ticked off the parents, but it was worth it. Midnight special and Don Kirshner's Rock concert. Great memories.
Great live performance. Not an easy song to do!
While this is good, the best live version of this song comes from a 1978 concert. It starts with an epic intro from Nancy and leads into the whole band just killing it. It will blow your mind!
That was great,and Heart still has it! Have you listened to their tribute to Led Zeppelin,doing Stairway to Heaven? It's epic!
When of my favorite bands saw them a couple of times in their prime
Thank you Jamal for covering one of my top 70's bands. Saw them in concert around 7 times, always great. Hot guys, beautiful sisters and all talented.
I'm old enough to remember, I definitely watched Heart on The Midnight Special! Man,good times! I think my cell phone wasn't working that night!
Love your channel, Jamel! I am liking, commenting, sharing!
There are tons of talented bands out there that are not quote unquote mainstream, that could preform on a show like Midnight Special today. We need shows like this in today's world.
Love your channel! One of the best vocals and guitarist of all time! Thanks for sharing!
Kudos to those club owners who gave the chance for the new band.. but then the bands knew they had to be able to deliver if getting there.
It is worth of listening Bert Jansch piece "Angie" from the 1960's and compare it to the acoustic part. The style of playing sounds to have a strong influence.
I dont think I ever saw heart so young before...I saw them in concert years ago but this is incredible! One of my favorite groups of all time!
I'd love to see something like The Midnight Special on tv today
This is, HANDS DOWN, THE BEST VERSION
I saw them in concert live in the late 70's. Great concert.
I saw them back in '77 in Vancouver. They were a great band!
Miss the midnight special!!!! So real 💙
The amazing Wilson sisters, they are the best.
Those Ovation guitars were popular with performers in those days, they were designed to minimize feedback, but personally I hate playing them… The backs are made of smooth and rounded composite material and if you are sitting down they slip right out of your lap lol
Yes! That's my main argument with Ovations. They look cool and sound great, but it's hard to hold them on your lap.
I never much liked Heart back in the day, but after watching performances on YT, i've really come to appreciate Nancy's guitar prowess, and Ann's singing.... And they do great covers of a few Led Zeppelin songs, especially The Battle of Evermore.... ANOTHER sister act you need to check out is Larkin Poe. They're a blues rock outfit out of Nashville. They did a covers series during COVID which was pretty spectacular....
Jamel..you MUST react to heart's "Sing Child"..omg
Love this song!
I remember wearing clothes like that! Satin shirts (open 4 buttons down) , polyester pants (bell bottoms) platform shoes and long hair. And we wore belts!
This was one of the 1st tracks of theirs I ever heard. It's from the incredible "Dreamboat Annie" album. The only artists who have any longevity to their careers. Are the ones who can do the bussiness live. Peace out.
'Dreamboat Annie' is one of the most underrated albums ever. There's not a single dud track on it, it's all killer and no filler!
@@NewFalconerRecordsHow very true. "Magic Man" is my favourite track. The guitar wailing away is Top. Peace out.
So so happy I grew up in the days of The Midnight Special! How many out there watched it while you were babysitting? So lucky to have shows like this, Soul Train and AMerican Bandstand when I was young!! Thanks for keeping it alive!!
These are my favorite videos from you. It's so interesting to see what you think coming from a different generation. I thought you missed Leon Russell but you didn't but you did miss some of his best stuff. He had a few songs that hit the top 40 that everyone knew but some of the less popular ones were the best ones. Delta lady kicks butt! Also one of my favorites in the '80s was Billy Squier. Have you ever heard him? His song All Night Long is probably one of my favorite songs ever! Then there was bands like Faster Pussycat! An 80s hair band. Maybe not the best but certainly a fun garage type music. Just like this song, the sexual innuenda was great as opposed to just spelling it all out like the songs do now. There's still something to be said for imagination. Thanks for all of your great videos you are indeed a good human
Would love to see a reaction to "Avalon" or to "Up on Cherry Blossom Road" two of my favorite deeper cuts of Heart. Love your show!
First band I saw live. 1978, I believe. The Dog And Butterfly tour.
I saw them around this time, 1977, and they were fantastic. This song got the crowd going.
And young brother trust me when I say this, you don't want to go out in public dressed like that. As someone who dressed that way, occasionally, in the seventies it's not pretty. 😂
I went to Cal Jam II at Ontario Motor Speedway back in 1978, and because I was 17, my dad wanted my older brother to tag along. Sheesh, I was a well tollerenced stoner who was not to be reckoned with. I smoked my pot, drank my brandy, and past out late getting ready for day 2. I must have been really passed out as we had decided to stage ourselves right beneath one of the huge towers of speakers, and I slept through several groups, but when Heart came on I was up like a shot! 😁😎👍✌
Love Heart! How bout some “Magic Man” (my favorite) next?😁💜✨
Back in that day, I saw them at a stadium. I climbed up on the fence around the stage. I was a young buck then. And decent looking. Security wanted me off the fence. Anne said to leave me and asked me what I wanted to hear. I said Crazy on YOU. WOW. LOL
The 70's had some of the best music ever.
Their guitarist is underrated in my eyes his riffs are so iconic
Funny you mention how the intro sounded like YES. In an interview Nancy said she wanted it to sound like a YES intro. You were spot on!!