Jamás podrán igualarlas , son y serán la mejor banda musical. Mi preferida desde el año 1986 . Recuerdo que ese año se instalaron en mi vida para nunca más salir .
God I don't think so. Ann hates it as well; in their book she said it was "horrible" and the only reason it made the album is because Capitol forced them to put a power ballad on it. I love the album it's on but this song doesn't fit with the others.
@@HeRacesTheSun Ann hates it, and IMO it doesn't fit in at all on that album. Apparently Capitol made them put it on the album because they wanted a power ballad which was exactly what Heart didn't want.
Espectaculares voces estas hermanas trascienden tiempos por favor cuanto nos han dado y ha dado la maravillosa época de los 80 solo la mejor y verdadera música
Strange, the thumbs up option is covered by a 'Subscribe' option, so is this a trick for those wanting to click the like button, and they end up subscribing instead?
Mark Andes and Denny Carmassi were both dismissed around this time. He wasn't on this album and Denny only played on one song. That's not Denny in this footage either.
@@Katerina9256 Well, it is Denny just not Denny Carmassi. It's Denny Fongheiser who toured with them for this album. The bass player is Fernando Saunders who actually has a great voice as well, and he sang the Layne Staley parts on Ring Them Bells during the tour.
@@Alfredo78666 oh I see now what you're talking about! I never noticed but yes that is Howard Leese playing a left-handed Strat upside down and right handed 😁 Kind of a reverse Jimi Hendrix thing I guess!
It's great that Anne said 'prayed to Allah'...there was another acoustic session where she said 'Shiva' the Hindu God...and originally it was just God...anyway, will always love the Wilson sisters...
I never noticed that! I did not know what she was saying there but clearly you can see she's saying Allah. I'd love to see the acoustic one you mention, I'll have to see if I can find it. Edit: oh and that's Nancy btw😄
@@mazlanbasharudin3764 Not the first or last time someone has confused their names! Also, as I'm a bit of a spelling/grammar geek I am going to tell you there is no 'e' on the end of Ann's name. Don't kill me! ::ducking fast:: 😆
Seems like they changed the melody a little and Nancy's voice cracked a few times. I watched their official video then this live version. I prefer the official video. They harmonize much better. This video isn't the greatest quality either.
Sad thing for me i really enjoyed these sisters music then when i attended their concert because they had gotten older and feminists instead of performing the hits the set list was 70s and numbers never heard before. They wont do this song or All I Want To Do live anymore.
The main reason they aren't doing those songs isn't because they are feminists, but because both songs are by outside writers and were forced on them by the record company. Ann has stated that she thinks this song is "terrible" and didn't fit the album, but Capitol made them record it; she disliked it so much she refused to sing it so Nancy took it. As for All I Wanna Do, she feels the same about that one (they are both Mutt Lange songs) and the lyrics are so disgusting to her that the only times she has sung it since have been with re-written lyrics. So it's not so much feminism is that they really detest the songs and the fact Capitol forced them to record them. And Ann wasn't happy at all that this song was the first single from the album.
@@howardbreauxii811 its their best songs i dont care what spoiled artists say. The system worked better when i was there we wrote and composed the songs the singers sang the album was happy to be on tour. They got to spoiled and i would of dropped them too. Just sour grapes by ungrateful artists.
@@howardbreauxii811 i mean all their u0s stuff they wrote is a cringe fest. The 80s stuff only stuff Heart ever had. If your older and enjoy the 70s stuff great keep it to your self cause i dont like it.
@@tonycampbell4982 It makes no difference to me whether you like it or not -- you are entitled to your opinion. But I'm sure you've found that being intolerant of other peoples' views like you clearly are makes you someone that most people don't respect, as no one likes narcissists who have a "my way and the wrong way" attitude like you do. But aside from that, the 70s material is considered classic and is the reason Heart were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Heart's 80s material is viewed by most people as an inauthentic sell out, and rock critics almost all agree it is the weakest part of their catalog. I'm glad that you enjoy the 80s material and you are certainly entitled to your opinion, but those who know what they're talking about, including Ann Wilson herself, agree that by and large, it's crap.
@@tonycampbell4982 Heart's fanbase has always been an interesting mix of people. In the 70s, their fanbase was mostly made up of headbangers and the type of people who also followed Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, the album-oriented rock listener. By the 90s when they were releasing songs like the one in this video and "All I Wanna Do is Make Love To You" their fanbase grew from the mainly 70s male headbanger group to a mainly female pop/love song type of fanbase. You clearly are in the mainly female, non-headbanger group of fans.
Terrible song...the track "Black on Black" that they did on Letterman I believe the same week as this is so much better. I'm guessing they did the hard stuff on Letterman's late night show and saved the lame-o pop song for Leno.
I wouldn't say it's terrible. It's not my cup of tea either, but chicks like it. It's clearly a chick song. I agree Black on Black II is a much better tune.
This song has grown on me. Its not as good as Black on Black but those songs are apples and oranges really. I like that at least they had the amps cranked for the power chords on this performance. That's about as heavy as a song like this can be.
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Jamás podrán igualarlas , son y serán la mejor banda musical. Mi preferida desde el año 1986 . Recuerdo que ese año se instalaron en mi vida para nunca más salir .
Those harmonies...omg...so good.
Love this song ❤
This is awesome.
One of their best songs
God I don't think so. Ann hates it as well; in their book she said it was "horrible" and the only reason it made the album is because Capitol forced them to put a power ballad on it. I love the album it's on but this song doesn't fit with the others.
Thank you so much for sharing this!! Loved it!
I love the harmonies also
Great song!😍
This is actually one of my favorite songs of theirs
Me too.
Ditto
Great song, but Heart did not write it, other writers did.
@@HeRacesTheSun Still a great performance and recording
@@HeRacesTheSun Ann hates it, and IMO it doesn't fit in at all on that album. Apparently Capitol made them put it on the album because they wanted a power ballad which was exactly what Heart didn't want.
Nancy Wilson what a woman
Definitely doesn't have Ann's voice though, yikes.
Who did Nans hair? Gorgeous!!!
Espectaculares voces estas hermanas trascienden tiempos por favor cuanto nos han dado y ha dado la maravillosa época de los 80 solo la mejor y verdadera música
Maravilhosas vozes perfeitas , a Nancy e top demais meu Deus
Song for love.
Heart Will You Be There In The Morning 1993
Wow!
Strange, the thumbs up option is covered by a 'Subscribe' option, so is this a trick for those wanting to click the like button, and they end up subscribing instead?
Not Leno calling Heart, the PRE-EMINENT hard rock band of the 70's and 80's...a metal group. METAL? LMAO! I choked.
❤
Nancy looks like she didn’t get a good nights sleep the night before
That rasp in Nancy's voice is beyond sexy.
Where's Mark?
Mark Andes and Denny Carmassi were both dismissed around this time. He wasn't on this album and Denny only played on one song. That's not Denny in this footage either.
@@Katerina9256 Well, it is Denny just not Denny Carmassi. It's Denny Fongheiser who toured with them for this album. The bass player is Fernando Saunders who actually has a great voice as well, and he sang the Layne Staley parts on Ring Them Bells during the tour.
@@howardbreauxii811 I remember Fernando, he played with them on the Road Home cd/dvd. I guess this Denny did too.
@@Katerina9256 Yes, he did.
Is that strat...?
It's actually a 1963 Telecaster that she's had since the early 80s.
@@Katerina9256 I meant the male guitar player, playing a left handed rightly, did I say it right:-7
@@Alfredo78666 oh I see now what you're talking about! I never noticed but yes that is Howard Leese playing a left-handed Strat upside down and right handed 😁
Kind of a reverse Jimi Hendrix thing I guess!
It's great that Anne said 'prayed to Allah'...there was another acoustic session where she said 'Shiva' the Hindu God...and originally it was just God...anyway, will always love the Wilson sisters...
I never noticed that! I did not know what she was saying there but clearly you can see she's saying Allah. I'd love to see the acoustic one you mention, I'll have to see if I can find it.
Edit: oh and that's Nancy btw😄
@@Katerina9256 haha thanks for correcting me...meant to say Nancy but always seems to hear Anne's voice more...
@@mazlanbasharudin3764 Not the first or last time someone has confused their names! Also, as I'm a bit of a spelling/grammar geek I am going to tell you there is no 'e' on the end of Ann's name. Don't kill me! ::ducking fast:: 😆
@@Katerina9256 Yeap...you got me there too...it's just the excitement of seeing a response to what I said haha...thanks again!
@@Katerina9256 Yeap...you got me there too...it's just the excitement of seeing a response to what I said haha...thanks again!
Seems like they changed the melody a little and Nancy's voice cracked a few times. I watched their official video then this live version. I prefer the official video. They harmonize much better. This video isn't the greatest quality either.
Sad thing for me i really enjoyed these sisters music then when i attended their concert because they had gotten older and feminists instead of performing the hits the set list was 70s and numbers never heard before. They wont do this song or All I Want To Do live anymore.
The main reason they aren't doing those songs isn't because they are feminists, but because both songs are by outside writers and were forced on them by the record company. Ann has stated that she thinks this song is "terrible" and didn't fit the album, but Capitol made them record it; she disliked it so much she refused to sing it so Nancy took it. As for All I Wanna Do, she feels the same about that one (they are both Mutt Lange songs) and the lyrics are so disgusting to her that the only times she has sung it since have been with re-written lyrics. So it's not so much feminism is that they really detest the songs and the fact Capitol forced them to record them. And Ann wasn't happy at all that this song was the first single from the album.
@@howardbreauxii811 its their best songs i dont care what spoiled artists say. The system worked better when i was there we wrote and composed the songs the singers sang the album was happy to be on tour. They got to spoiled and i would of dropped them too. Just sour grapes by ungrateful artists.
@@howardbreauxii811 i mean all their u0s stuff they wrote is a cringe fest. The 80s stuff only stuff Heart ever had. If your older and enjoy the 70s stuff great keep it to your self cause i dont like it.
@@tonycampbell4982 It makes no difference to me whether you like it or not -- you are entitled to your opinion. But I'm sure you've found that being intolerant of other peoples' views like you clearly are makes you someone that most people don't respect, as no one likes narcissists who have a "my way and the wrong way" attitude like you do. But aside from that, the 70s material is considered classic and is the reason Heart were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Heart's 80s material is viewed by most people as an inauthentic sell out, and rock critics almost all agree it is the weakest part of their catalog. I'm glad that you enjoy the 80s material and you are certainly entitled to your opinion, but those who know what they're talking about, including Ann Wilson herself, agree that by and large, it's crap.
@@tonycampbell4982 Heart's fanbase has always been an interesting mix of people. In the 70s, their fanbase was mostly made up of headbangers and the type of people who also followed Led Zeppelin and Black Sabbath, the album-oriented rock listener. By the 90s when they were releasing songs like the one in this video and "All I Wanna Do is Make Love To You" their fanbase grew from the mainly 70s male headbanger group to a mainly female pop/love song type of fanbase. You clearly are in the mainly female, non-headbanger group of fans.
"I pray to Allah" ??? WTF
I pray to God! Are you deaf?
Terrible song...the track "Black on Black" that they did on Letterman I believe the same week as this is so much better. I'm guessing they did the hard stuff on Letterman's late night show and saved the lame-o pop song for Leno.
I wouldn't say it's terrible. It's not my cup of tea either, but chicks like it. It's clearly a chick song. I agree Black on Black II is a much better tune.
The vocal harmonies are super sweet though.
@@Katerina9256 Yes, I agree with you for sure on that.
This song has grown on me. Its not as good as Black on Black but those songs are apples and oranges really. I like that at least they had the amps cranked for the power chords on this performance. That's about as heavy as a song like this can be.
Why is it terrible?
Was shocked when I saw Ann with heavy plastic surgery in her face...
Not Ann, but Nancy, yes!
I love this song ❤