Nancy Wilson demonstrates the intro to Crazy On You
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- Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024
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Taken from her instructional video from 1996. She calls this Silver Wheels, which is also the title of the instrumental she plays on Bebe Le Strange. It is the same song, just different parts of it...if you check out live performances of her doing the intro to COY, you can see she intertwines them as she usually includes segments of the Bebe Le Strange version. She also sometimes likes to throw in a few bars of the song Hijinx from the Dog and Butterfly album, as well as a bit from Babe I'm Gonna Leave You. Here is a link to her discussing the inspiration for this song, Paul Simon's 'Angie'....or as she puts it, how she 'ripped him off' ; )
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As a side note, Paul Simon's version of this song was a redo of Davey Graham's (and then John Renbourn's) Anji'.
Link to purchase her instructional DVD:
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To see what Roger Fisher is up to these days, check out this song he recently uploaded on his channel: • BLACK INSIDE
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*Link to Shut Up And Play's complete tutorial: ruclips.net/video/6hiykTItfTk/видео.html
To see what Roger Fisher is up to these days, check out his channel and this great song he recently shared there called BLACK INSIDE, currently being added to college radio and Spotify playlists. ruclips.net/video/y8jjf_PEils/видео.html
I know Howard Leese is or was playing for Bad Company
@@rbagel55 Yes, he's been playing with Paul Rodgers since he left Heart, so the Bad Company gig was a natural. Another outstanding original Heart member!
Plus....you were always the hottest woman in rock. I've had a crush on you since 76ish? I suspect like many other fans. Anyway.....great guitar playing. Ok I'll shut up with the generic crap now.
It’s the tricky Joe Bob thing is the key
awesome thanks so much for share !
She makes it look so easy. This riff is absolutely insane.
Always wanted to learn to play it. It'll take awhile to do it justice
She couldn’t teach me guitar. I’d be preoccupied just staring at her.
I tried to learn it at one point, and got it down for the most part. I really didn't think to use a pick though, I just assumed I had to use finger picking because of how crazy it sounded. I definitely didn't play it nearly as clean as her.
use a metronome and play it super slow before you dare to bump it up, cuz this one is a really sick riff-best wishes@@MichaelMattison
It's one of those things that with an hour of practice isn't that hard, but actually writing it in the first place is just mind boggling
Her modesty is off the charts. She never throws around a bunch of terms without explaining them and she doesn't talk down to her audience. "Mainly where the dots are" That's just so cool.
“A tricky joe-bob” was so sweet
Trying to reach a young and upcoming rock goddess
Modest and supportive. ruclips.net/user/shorts-s7vkZ97wRg?feature=share
Nancy has been teaching guitar since she was a pre-teen. Teaching other kids and adults. Professionally.
That's probably because she doesn't know the technical terms. It's kind of embarrassing to other musicians.
She's just so matter of fact and nonchalant about it. Girl, you a fkn rockstar and that is one of the most iconic intros ever.
This video illustrates exactly why nobody can ever dismiss Heart as just a simple "chick" band. Both Ann and Nancy are the fucking real deal. So musical. So creative. Very much pioneers for women's rock music. Props.....
Oh heck no. The first time I heard 'Magic Man' I was blown away, and had a hard on at the same time! I did not know they had a girl guitarist. Then when I found out Nancy played guitar I thought she played all the guitar, and I thought she was one of the best out there.
Saw them play numerous times around town when I was a kid.
They used to jam in a house by my elementary school.
Liked the music then
Always loved her sisters voice
Two nice girls and the rest are all men.
Biff Malibu lol I will be honest, back in the 70s and early 80s when I would only hear them on the radio I could take them or leave them . Then they went through the big hair glamour faze and lost me for years. Then in the later 90s till present I started seeing videos of them that were really well made not MTV videos but videos of them playing and I saw them in concert and my opinion of them has completely changed! Yes, they are the real deal for sure and extremely talented. The best female band ever I would say.
Indeed! They put "good" musicians to frikin shame!
100% talent, 0% EGO. It's what made these sisters so great fronting Heart.
Her sister got all the ego.
@@oneaburns It didn't hurt that they were both gorgeous as well as talented. I'll take the ugly one... [we used to quip in '76]...
Still one of the most underrated bands, and duos, ever.
OMG, I could watch this woman play guitar all day, every day, and never be bored. One of the most disgustingly underrated guitarists of all time
Not underrated, you fool.
That's makes no sense.
the vid has 2.1 million views so idk about underrated lol. A legend for sure.
@@jquikshot right. So many people use that word, and have no clue, that it’s completely the wrong word.
They MAY mean “not as popular as I feel they should be” ,but they are almost NEVER underrated.
Then if you asked them who’s rating we are talking about, they have no clue!
Under-rated has a meaning. She is considered by pretty much everyone in the world a guitar legend. Not sure what you want.
@@chrisf5828 Well who is mentioned when people list greatest guitatists? The ususal ones are: Eddie Van Halen, Jimmy Page, Slash, Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix.
Nobody mentions her.
The ultimate guitar goddess gives a lesson and gets dislikes. I pity the souls of some people.
😁 yes exactly
Rpc717, I commented almost the same thing before I saw your comment.
GMTA, I guess!
:-)
A 100:1 like-to-dislike ratio is about as good at it gets on RUclips, there are always miserable f*cks who downvote every video they see. Don’t worry about a handful of haters.
@@skoto8219 exactly.
@@skoto8219 there's also the times it happens accidentally
Wow... a guitar lesson from Nancy Wilson. I can die happy now.
Nancy friggin rocks. Such a great musician.
Nancy, my guitar teacher
Those harmonics and the fact that she’s hybrid picking too very impressive. Also the fact that she simply doesn’t mess anything up in this video.
So a little bit of info on Rick musicians. They mess up, they just don't let you see it. There was some blues guy I think who said something about that.
I've had a crush on this woman for well over 35 years.
I saw her in the early 80's when I was in college. Oh ya I had my fantacies.
Got to see them last summer in Detroit...Ann is like 69 I think...Nancy is maybe 64 or 5...could not believe how hard they rocked for their age...just unbelievable and what a great show!
She was my 1st redhead crush (i was 8). Still remember mom taking us to tower records to get the dog and butterfly picture disc.
I can beat you by 7 years been in love since their album Little Queen and I heard Dream of the Archer x
Better hurry,man,getting old!
She's a master. Plays effortlessly with endless variation. Amazing.
So easygoing & modest. She sounds like a friend teaching you a guitar part around a campfire. You’d never guess she’s one of the badassest guitarists in rock history.
I was there, running camera , (the right hand close-up). She really is very sweet.
Well how very cool!
more than sweet, this woman rocks!
@@roythompson2632 Indeed!
It'd be great if somebody had (and posted) both hands close up for the entire duration. Hint hint :)
@@Mr911Medic no please just nO- i'm dying XD
Ann and Nancy’s performance of “Stairway to Heaven” on Kennedy Center Honors’ tribute to Led Zep was outstanding. It brought Robert Plant to tears.
It was just incredible!!!
while Hearts cover of stairway was indeed epic and arguably the best ive seen ...i think seeing Bonhams son in the bowler on drums ..then the choir wearing the same kicked off Plant and Paiges tears
Matt Foster Absolutely! From what I understand, Jason Bonham playing on “Stairway” was intended as a surprise for Plant, Page and Jones. His presence on stage unquestionably moved them.
Only just stumbled onto that a few days ago. It was many levels of amazing.
YES IT DID!!!
The entire Dreamboat Annie album is an experience. One of my favorite records from the ‘70s
Absolutely, me too!
Possibly the best intro to a song ever.
This intro is the reason I am currently learning acoustic guitar.
I figure after 10,000 hours or so of practice and I might be able to struggle my way through it.
@@someguy5035 Nancy rarely does a song intro the same way twice.
@@sergeantmasson3669 Has the same general theme though. You definitely know it when you hear it.
Hey, another youtube comment with zero meaning.
No doubt great intro and sing she was truly talented, but tesla love song had a great intro and Tommy Emanuel classical gas another great acoustic song.
Nancy Wilson is the most underrated guitarists in rock and roll. Beautiful, too.
First time I have ever seen a rock and roll legend give a guitar tutorial. She's so sweet and humble. I first heard Heart on the radio in the 1970s when I was a young teenager. I am now 62, and anytime I turn on Classic Rock radio I hear a song by Heart. Speaks volumes about their staying power. Rock legends. Well done.
check out some of the tutorials by Mark Knopfler. Same "make something difficult look easy" vibe.
Brian May also did some some guitar lessons of his famous riffs in Queen. Check them out
BB King is also amazingly humble. People like these are in another universe. I guess it's okay that Annie decided she didn't like playing the guitar, so she let Nancy play it. I think everybody is okay with it.
I don t understand a thing she s trying to explain there, but i am in love.
She certainly is a very pretty lady!
She’s talking about flageolet tones (touching the strings halfway lightly), and binding of several notes with her left hand (which are making the chords on the frets) and improvising while playing this.
@@prillewitz No she said its a thing
Well I do and if you did, you'd head over heels in love... That's the only difference
Andrei Paul Anastasiu You gotta look up “tricky Joe-Bob” in your Music Theory book. It’ll all make sense.
To this day that intro still blows me away..
Incredible guitarist - and her speaking voice is just as smooth as her singing
Nancy, Heart in general, so underrated, and Ann with some of the best vocals in the history of rock singers.
C'mon man ...they were never underrated!!
I think Ann is one of the greatest female singers of all time.
Ann is still my favourite.
I like Nancy’s voice just the same. I wish she would have sang in more songs.
@@y2kroxy You REALLY need to listen to her "Live At McCabes Guitar Shop" album. Nearly an hour of her and her guitar, "unplugged". Mix of originals, acoustic versions of Heart songs, and other covers. Pure bliss!
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Dear, Nancy. You’re an exceptional guitarist, and still my 80’s crush, 40 years later.
The 80’s was 40 years ago wtf????!!! 😫😫😫
@@jasperclydeinsd592 I know..smh
Nancy is talented, beautiful, and a member of a legendary rock band, yet somehow never lost that sincere girl-next-door charm.
Hilarious...she’s trying to put into words something she has MASTERED via muscle memory...
but she's doing a great job of showing it too!!! I was trying to learn it via tab and it was just too overwhelming. Seeing this, now i understand how she does it... i'll still never be able to play it anywhere NEAR as good as she did but i think i got the gist of it by watching this.
@@scottneumann2124 That is awesome, glad to hear it!
@@scottneumann2124 I too found her lesson very informative.
“Tricky Joe Bob” 😂
@@bigchris662 Damn that was so adorable! :)
Man..in the 80's.. I had such a crush on her..!!!she a great guitarist..and she still Beautiful...!!!🌴😀😊😎🌴
Me too! As a young budding guitarist back in 1984, I wanted to marry her.
Didn't we all....?
I mean,.. Really...bk then I remember Stevie Nick's and Nancy Wilson....
Hottest woman in rock and roll. And super sweet and
Crazy talented .....what's not to love..
Reddrick Roberts I think she looks better now than ever! Girl can rock that guitar good! Ain’t no one can take a damn thing away from her!
@@guibox3 As a young budding horny teenager I felt the same
Wow, just wow! incredible music, incredible playing, and an incredibly humble soul. I love her non technical, but dead accurate names for some of what she's doing with her left hand. "Tricky little Joe Bob." Yup, that's exactly what that is, from now and forever forward. I could not be more impressed.
This is seriously one of the best comments on this video ever 👍
you forgot her voice- second only to stevie nicks
So much more interesting coming from the artist who wrote it. And it don't hurt that she's been ever so easy on me eyes for 40 years :-)
I think the intro to Crazy on you is the greatest piece of Rock acoustic guitar ever recorded. I just love it!!
id have to agree with you - along with the rest of the song
@@70sChangedtheWorld
Yes, I agree! The whole song is just awesome!. The lyrics, the way it is arranged, the guitar tones, the singing, all amazing!!
Two songs always made me wish I could play guitar when I a kid. crazy on You and John mellencamp dancing round a field doing Pink Houses. Well 40 years later I can only play one of those songs and it sure ain’t Crazy on You!
This was just half speed and it’s still overwhelming 😂 Nancy is a legend!
Seriously. I just became 2 percent better merely watching this.
“And a hammer on They call it AHAH” 😂😂 what a gem!
Underrated guitar player. She’s master class.
Her voice is so perfect. Pure, clear, always on pitch, without a hint of vocal fry. And a really good guitarist as well.
I just can’t imagine being more enamored by a woman for this many years.
Truth. So absolutely amazing, this is easily one of the top 20 albums of all time, maybe top 10. And a debut album? Just. Wow.
You are going to have to fight me, I have had a major crush on her my whole life. How about how great she looked in that video "Never". You and I are going to have to fight because I love her more than you!
All kidding aside, she is the most attractive woman I have ever seen, so I get first dibs, fair? I'm 55 and have probably had this crush longer than you. After she dumps me I will shake hands with you and wish you the best.
She is a lovely Woman. What do you think our chances are?
@@paulh7589 Take a break from RUclips for a little bit Paul
@@Therankinlife Perhaps I should!! Haha!
Bubble *would* be in love with Nancy Wilson lol
You have absolutely no clue how many times I've had to rewind this video.
Dunno bout you but I still can’t play it
She's very humble. And that speaks volumes about her great dimension as an artist.
“I never tend to play it the same twice, which makes it real easy, right?”
Haha. Nothing about this is easy but I still love you, Nancy.
i lol'd when she said that
She's great. Watching her play that song live is pure joy.
The tone of her voice and the subtlety of her accent are so gorgeous! It's like if warm honey were a sound. And then she plays and that's just it for me. Such an amazing, serene, unpretentious talent.
She is gorgeous and talented
".... A little Jim Bob thing there...."
When you're self taught and you don't know what the hell these music majors call these things. Relatable.
Hahahah
Hell yes!!!!!!
Indeed. I was doing pinch harmonics, but called it a squeal when I was a kid playing them.
Yet more successful than all those music nerds. Just goes to show you.
The best musician/songwriters are self taught.
This is the very first time I've actually heard her speaking voice!! Listening to the band since Dreamboat Annie was produced!
Her voice is absolutely soothing and sensual in a very non aggressive way, mellow and sweet. What a talent, what a woman.
I love her voice. Notice the total lack of Fry Tones. You can tell she came up in the 50s and 60s when women still sounded like women and not frogs on helium.
@@spacep0d Ok boomer
@@KiwiandPixel Calm down, Zoomer.
@@spacep0d mellow out, luddite
@@mr.skeltal8687 What the hell is your problem?
Great guitarist and an absolute fox.
Bill Martyn-Smith I will double up on that my brother!
Leave out the objectification.
Ok guitarist but super fox. Howard Leese did all the guitar heavy lifting in Heart.
Bill Martyn-Smith Agreed! Very talented and good looking!
What a talented and kind woman. She's one of my favorite guitarists! Bravo, Nancy Wilson!
She is so stinking cute...."mostly where the dots are"....lol xoxo
She is absolutely amazing.
Nancy is an incredible talent. Aside from that, both her and Ann made a phenomenal team. I feel honored having had the opportunity to not only work with Heart but to also meet every original band member. It's been well over 40 years. ... Damn how time flies. If only to be able to go back to those glory days. Keep rockin Nancy.
Very cool!
When I first heard this song played on the radio, I was back in high school in the late 1970's, it gave me goosebumps. It still gives me goosebumps in 2023.
Ditto on all that 😄
Yep
She is a real Pro. Makes it seem so easy. And a very pretty lady. One of my all time favorite bands.
Always thought this was played by a classical session musician. What an incredible player. Wow. Ridiculously underrated. Belongs on any list of top 20 guitarists. Her contributions are incredible.
"There's another... kind of a tricky Joe Bob there."
Haha, right?
It appears to be Asus4, Am, Asus2, Am. Lots of "guitarists" don't know what they do. Funny, but it sounds nice either way.
Edit: Apparently, I came across as insulting to this lady, or guitar players in general.
My intent was: I was amused by the comment, and being very left-brained, I wrote out what I felt she played to help other left-brained folk to know what she played.
My "guitarist" comment was just factual, not judgemental. I was thinking of my lead guitar friend from the early 90s when I typed it. No offense was meant to this fine lady nor anyone else who identifies as a "guitarist". My thoughts were happy, loving, and trying to be helpful. Any other interpretation was unintended by me.
Gotta love the Joe Bob part...
@@EclecticEssentric I would say that those guitarists know exactly what they do but they don't know the terms that you prefer to use to describe what they are doing.
yeah, I dont think I'd use quotations when referring to somebody as a guitarist simply because they were too busy touring the world and writing hit riffs to sit in their bedroom all day studying technical jargon on their day off from their job at mcdonalds....
To Diomedene,
Yeah...
By that I just meant that they often didn't know the theory/terms. We said the same thing, just semantics, but I see that I could be misunderstood. :)
If every guitarist learned how to play Crazy On You then the world would be a better place.
Man did I love this woman.....Beautiful AND plays the guitar. 70's Teen boys' dream....
She is very blessed with both talent and beauty. Together they propelled her and her sister too absolute stardom. Even by today's standards, Hearts music is tops in my opinion insurmountable. Oh there are good bands and then there are great bands and there is Heart. Ann and Nancy Wilson must be recognized not only for their collective musical talent, but also for their collective genius in the music entertainment industry.
Many bands have come and gone, but always these amazing sisters just keep going. I'll always remember the very first time I heard Crazy On You. It just has this amazing sound to it and Ann.....what a voice coupled with Nancy's amazing guitar playing. Again, nothing has ever even come close and both are totally underrated as musical entertainers. 💖
I love both of them🌹🌹
The combination of highly developed artistic talent (in any medium), a natural and unforced beauty, and the self-confidence that comes from knowing she has both in abundance is a woman's most powerful aphrodisiac. I have always been a total pushover for any woman who is as talented as she is beautiful, and Nancy Wilson is a perfect example. Luv you, Nancy. 😎
Simply illustrates that she's better than 3/4s of the guitar population and there's not a damn thing anyone can say or do about it. She is JUST. THAT. GOOD.
Take a deep breath. It’s ok.
Hammer on thing they call it - Tricky Joe Bob - Mostly where the dots are. I love it. No ego, beautiful, and classy. Self taught and one of the highest rated guitarist out there.
Love the lingo "that's the type of deal your trying to go for" and " there's another kind of tricky Joe bob there".
R Urban It’s so great hahaha
Guitar teacher: What are you interested in learning?
Me: You know, some tricky Joe Bob stuff.
No one can play it like her. I’ve watched so many covers and they’re off here and there. She’s the only one that can play it perfectly!
missymotors perfection is for mentally ill people. Music is an expression of lighting in a bottle! It should never be the same as anybody elses way of playing any song. It should always be similar but with your own style added to it. Anybody that plays it exact isn't an artist they are a machine and machines have no souls.
Kinda easy when you are the one who wrote the fucking thing, dumbass.
I like to hear songs like its played on the studio album. Nancy played it like it was 1976.
It’s the same with every guitarist. No player EVER plays anything exactly like another player, it’s impossible.
I forgot how Nancy Wilson could play guitar. Beautiful and Iconic.
I play a little acoustic but this is fantastic. Still gives me chills.
She's so good! That intro takes me into a whole other universe inside my own mind. It's crazy...
I saw Heart in 2010. Ann was 60, and Nancy was 56 (I think). They rocked harder and better than any other band I've ever seen. Ann's voice is well known (I'd say the best voice in Rock), but Nancy has to be seen to be believed. As she was playing blistering guitar licks, she'd suddenly launch through the air, across the stage like an Olympic athlete, and gracefully land - never missing a note. Incredible.
I took a friend who had never been to a rock concert before. Afterward, she said "That was amazing - my heart is pounding!". I said "Yeah. It doesn't get better than that...'. I stand by that... :)
Nancy has said that she likes to 'channel Jimmy Page onstage'. Makes sense doesn't it!
This will never get old! 😮
55 and still astonished 🤩
". . .mostly where the dots are. . ."
lol
Awesome.
My God she's beautiful -- AND crazy talented. What a band.
Say you don't suppose Christina Applegate is her niece or something? And yes I agree with so many re: the guitar chops.
She is one bad ass guitar player. Love her energy on stage.
Always loved her music. Hearing her talk, I love her even more.
Unbelievably talented, articulate, creative, and jaw-droppingly beautiful.
Thanks for bringing us along, Nancy, you're such a great player.
*...... The Masterpiece Perfectly Explained by the Master...*
She’s unreal. I think she is an incredible musician!
A Master’s Touch! And such a great, memorable, TIMELESS composition by the great guitarist, Nancy Wilson!
Ann and Nancy had what John and Paul had... each incredible musical talents but together they drove each other to stratospheric heights... plus being cool, beautiful and humble people. I love watching her play guitar and kick her leg out ... she is amazing ... and this is one of the greatest rock song intros of all time...
What a speaking voice, it's like velvet or something, she could narrate the phonebook
Lovely lady all the way around🙂
ikr
Talented and gorgeous!
Yep.
OMG. I can't believe this cool human. Have a great day.
You kids today are so lucky. I had to teach this to myself by playing the LP over and over and over and over figuring out every little detail. Now y'all can just go on youtube and have Nancy Wilson explain it to you!😂
Agreed, but then again, this video wasn’t recorded two years ago. Posted to RUclips recently, but at 4:3 format puts it at least pre-2004.
I’m wondering where this gem of a lesson has been hidden all this time.
Did u walk up hill thru 10 ft of snow both ways to school everyday too?
Such an excellent and typically overlooked guitarist.
Just a little thing here and there, a joe bob and that’s how you do it. Oh and 10,000 hours of practice.
The 10,000 hours of practice is how you get to be that good. Good point. Take care and stay well.
@@55Quirll Talent, determination and hours upon hours of practice, and there you have it.
@@mtp4430 Agreed.
@@55Quirll Many people are under the assumption that Talent means that a person can do something well with minimal effort LOL
First, you must posess the ability, then you must tirelessly work at it to get to the level of a Nancy Wilson.
I've had people say this about Eric Clapton. "The guy is so talented, it's not like he had to put in much work" LOL
That kills me. Like he picked up a guitar at 10 years old and was suddenly a virtuoso.
Jimi Hendrix slept with his guitar, sat on the toilet with his guitar, and according to his last girlfriend, would fry eggs on the stove with his guitar strapped to him.
That's the type of dedication required to get to that level. Talent is just one of the necessary ingredients.
But without the hard work, you've got nothing. Unless you're a child prodigy like Mozart.
But even then, Mozart practiced hours upon hours once his Father realized he had a prodigy on his hands.
By 5 yrs old the kid was entertaining Kings and Queens and wrote his first full Opera at I believe 8 years old.
But even as a child prodigy, you need to put in the work.
@@mtp4430 Yes, indeed! And I'm not sure people realize; most of the "naturals" fade away, and - maybe - impress a few friends, on the back porch, just as it is, with sports. Most professional musicians just "wanted it", so very badly! Of course, there is a complex matrix, of God-given abilities, early encouragement, varieties of fine coordination, compositional ability, a musical "ear", etc, but luck is only enjoyed - at least, more than ONCE - by the gutsy, determined ones, who LOVE their instrument (or their ideal vision, of themselves, playing said instrument, very well). And, with all that said, rockstar-level success, in music, is like "Hoop Dreams" (the NBA); ten million people want it, but only a very few spots are available. Nobody said it wasn't a long shot. Hopefully, the continuing act, of making music, is healing, to those who did not get their dream shot. There are a lot of them (us), out there!
She's one of my all-time favorite guitarists.
Yep, me too since they first came out! I was 14 at the time and she inspired me to learn guitar a couple years later!
@@Katerina9256 I did my best to learn this riff when I was in my early stages of playing guitar. I was unsuccessful. But instead of being frustrated in my lack of skill, I was blown away in how masterful she was in creating such a piece.
I still can't play this riff even after 16 years of playing the guitar. But I still feel the same way. She's a legend.
Words can't describe how talented the Wilson sisters are ,love their music so much ,Thank you God Bless.
Absolutely
Words do pretty good..
How great is this having Nancy Wilson teaching us!
a true goddess of guitar, seems like it was an extension of her. Just natural. 💎
I could listen to her talk or play for daaaays
I always wanted learn this song. I love Nancy Wilson, heck of a guitarist!!!
Pre-digital distraction when one could truly focus on a craft and take it to higher levels.
That intro is one of the greatest pieces of music ever written. She is so f’n awesome.
I didn't think I could love Nancy anymore than I already did but , Wow she's even more than I could have ever dreamed . The Heart Wants what the Heart wants.. I love her.
And what an awesome teacher..
“Mostly where the dots are”. Hysterical. Still love that recording.
I can't stand it when a radio station cuts this off and goes straight into Crazy on you.
A lot of radio stations still play shortened versions of songs that were released as singles on 45 rpm records. The 45 rpm version of this song released by Mushroom Records does not contain the intro.
For time constraints
That reminds me of when they cut Kurt’s rambling segments from The Unplugged album.
Sorta like when they skip the solo on Don't Fear The Reaper
@@TreR90 A big chunk of Sweet Home Chicago by the Blues Brothers is cut out too.
Their dad taught at our junior high in Bellevue Wa. He got them to come and play, once before fame, once after. They were amazing unpretentious, and to this 13 year old at the time, the most beautiful thing I had ever seen. Major props to both!
That is so awesome 🤩
She used to sit in the courtyard at Interlake High School and play her guitar, usually just by herself with all of us walking by between classes. She was a year ahead of me, we used to say she was kind of wierd, but i think she kind of scared us, as we were normally half or fully baked out of our skulls and she was obviously commited. The results speak for themselves, she is greatness, my friends and I are not.
Had to be AWESOME! Plus really COOL!
Nancy Wilson, the most underrated, underappreciated guitarist in the world.
except Joni Mitchell
They are not underrated. Classic riff master this one.
She is a killer guitarist. I could listen to her play all day.
All respect to Nancy for her perfection in guitar playng. I know it takes alot of practice and patience to achieve your dreams. She is an inspiration to me and many others.
The world is a much better place knowing beautiful Nancy is playing somewhere.
She is a legend. One of the great rock songwriters/players.
Never realized she was that good. Respect.
Definitely a very tasty guitar playing style! Love it! Nancy is definitely one of the great artists of our time!❤❤❤
She's so perfect!!! Love her
How can someone be so nice and beautiful inside and out? Massive humble talent as well.
Amazing guitarist and a sister with one of the most powerful voices in rock. Legendary!
What I love about the Wilson sisters and their music is that, they don't do easy material. Their timing, their tempos, chord changes, vocal work!
Everything about them speaks extreme talent! Plus they are nice people.
To me, they are the greatest female rock stars in the busjness!
Nobody sings like Ann and Nancy is a hell of an act to follow on guitar !!