I don't understand the need to say everything is "underrated". Heart is one of the most successful and well-known bands of their era and the Wilson sisters are highly regarded. Who has given them a "low rating"?

Are you aware this song is not on Dreamboat Annie?

I cannot disagree..for those of us Oldsters, I'm 64, the 70's and 80's was my wheelhouse of music, the two best decades for music..I saw Heart in 1983 at the Concord Pavillion in Concord California.

Ann is not underrated! Such an idiotic statement. If anything in this day and age, she is OVERRATED.

Nancy is a really good guitarist-I wouldn't call her great though. Not by a long shot. I doubt she could play Roger Fisher's licks in "Magic Man".

Completely agreed!!!!!

Yeah one of a kind 💯👍

You got that right 👍🏻

Grace slick and pat benatar are badass too

I would say the second most under rated band ever...The Cranberries IMHO are #1

+charlie dee Janis Joplin, Grace Slick, Annie Haslam Jerney Kaagman, Joan Jett, Suzi Quatro, Sonja Kristan (last one probably spelt wrong. But Ann is certainly on their wavelength!!

+borgduck All fine vocalist's, but Ann IMO is a step above. The only one who comes even close to me is Pat Benatar.

charlie dee I love Ann as much as you do, but try listening to Renaissance.

Both Ann Wilson and Annie Haslam are tremendous vocalists. Nobody can touch them.

borgduck AMY WINEHOUSE.

Makes me glad I was in high school when this came out.

There's great music being made today. You're just partial to the past.

I'm working on it.

Cool! Where was this filmed at?

Very cool

Par64's. Been there. They are HOT!

You didnt have to be 21 to drink back in the day, theres a hole in your story

@@briansataray2467 depends where you were.. my dad lived in Fairfax Va. where you had to be 21, but inside the beltway of DC the drinking age was still 18. That was back in the mid 80's, when I was but a wee lad still tryin' to grow lip-fuzz :-)

RockfrdDrm one of them? Greatest female rocker of all time.

@@pagefire2 true.

Amen to that! She crushes it every time!

Ashamed to say august will be first time i ever see Heart. What a waste my life has been

Vocalist no. Ann's greatest strength was talking a song and making it hers. She for the most part only took songs that fit what she could do vocally. Now that's not a bad thing. It's very smart. Do what you do best. Ann was always doing her, not someone else. Ann has a great rock voice I'd say. There would be no many in front of her if any. Heart was best at sounding the same live or studio. Not many group can say that. I'm betting none of the female no talents of today could pull it off. WAY over autotuned.

Ditto that

Its the best

Lucky 👍🏼

Sorry about your Sis... Thanks for sharing the concert memory the two of you shared. I get it.😎

Righto mate 🇬🇸♥️

.7d4,

don't forget Linda Ronstadt, one of the greats

I was lucky enough to see both of them within 8 days. Two great shows!

Completely agree with you!!! I'm always trying to decide who I love more. I love them both equally I think.

Well, my personal choice over Benatar would def'ly be Chrissie Hynde, but Pat could rock it for sure. But for what Ann brought, wow, beyond her there's probably only Janis.

Y'all got my vote for all three of those babe's I love there voices

me too!!!

Crazy on you.

We were definitely blessed with their musical and performing talents! It's been about 48 years for me as well. Always will be my very favorites!

Amen Mary, you got that right!

@@garymarch719 Ok Pičus try to Malandragem -Cassia Eller ,or Grigorij Leps from Russia ....

That's so Kool love your parents 🤘

There are, you just have to dig a bit deeper past the mainstream to find them.

The year of the cat does the same thing to me. I was 19 she was 32 and I knew I was too young to stay with her. I still think of her whenever I hear that song. It's been 42 years now

I learned that too! I can really hear that classical tone in her voice when she sings 😊

Where?

@@wendyhare1600 Mark G Etess Arena at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City - Complex, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA Favorite

I go see Heart in Helsinki June 25th. Its their first time in Finland.

I hear you, but Jackie Chambers of Girlschool is just ahead!

Very Cool Comment

Yes.

You can't argue with Nancy.

I learned guitar because of her. I even had a red Fender Stratocaster similar to hers in this video.

Well I'll be seeing them in Rosemont, looking forward to seeing them, never saw Heart in concert

they're not a girl band, but yes they are great i do agree.

And in 2021

Word

As does ‘Get it on’

Yes !!

Yes it does. Wilson sisters a timeless 1-2 punch, love them!

Best voice in rock music. Ever. Male, female, and everything in between. Period. No one else has that combination of power, operatic range, and just plain badassery.

@@marcschneider4432 Steve Perry and Freddie Mercury can run circles around Ann with their eyes shut. She is great but but not better than Patsy Cline, Billie Holiday or Janis Joplin.

Me,Ever Since,Summuh of 79,at 13,seeing these Lovely Ladys,Rock out,nah!At The 1st Day Of Rockin RoLL,and The 3rd,at and In NOLA!Good Times,nah!

Look at a band like "Blues pills"(just one example of thousands of great bands with real musicians playing instruments and have talented singers) and then say that again. You just have to look for them.

@@flottpale1 Here and there I find something that sounds good. But in those days all one had to do is turn on the stereo and something good was playing.

@@flottpale1 There are still a lot of good new bands out there but back in the day you didn't have to look for them... All you had to do was turn on the radio !!!

Agree. Real talents ! Today its only totaly shit and crap.

And Joan Jett... 😁👍

Indeed

Starkvegas?

Yea Monck's corner sc you pict me up off a Bass boat at Cypress garden boat land ing boy was that a good hot summer night baby girl you remind me of Ann will son every time I hear her voice i remember baby

Last year my BB Mitzi, and I went. Dam, those girls look.Great.,!

demoskunk : lol. Is that where she picked up those moves?

Ikr I lost it when that part came 😂

She's a Luciferian Transgender. Elite Gender Inversion.

@@TommyLMason Exact opposite here,.I always had it for Ann ,. Just mystical ; )

The current guitarist for Alice Cooper is pretty awesome also.

Love both these ladies. Thank you for the timeless music.

Ditto that

You got that right Tony I was born in 61 so I got to experience the greatest Rock era of all time Late sixties seventies and eighties Wouldn't trade it for anything.

Seriously. I'm glad we can't see into the future...that would be horrible to know that there will be a day when music, which was a more significant part of most people's lives (just by the majority paying serious attention to all the incredible music coming out, decade after decade (I was born in '64). Music back then reflected our lives as a population, and for the 1st 35 years of my life, music "changed" me. It changed us...it was so impacting, it influenced our baseline perspective on life as a whole. Just my stance on it, anyway. At 10-12 years old, my best friend and I would skateboard down the the local Sav-On almost daily to just sit on the floor of the magazine isle and basically read the latest Circus (rock musician's magazine) issue cover to cover. Circus and Rolling Stone. And in remembering that, I'm reminded of how excited we were to listen to, see, talk about, learn about our favorite bands. It was a major part of us kids' thought-life. Kids in general today aren't doing anything of the sort anymore. There are some "moderately enjoyable" songs still coming out, but I'm betting most would agree that there's no music coming out anymore that goes straight to the depth of our souls when we listen to it. A good song to day is likely one that's just fairly "catchy" as far as an upbeat rhythm. But creativity is *long gone* (has been for 20 years; songs coming out today don't sound that much different than those released 15-20 years ago. Character. Listen to anything that made the top 100 on the singles charts between 1950 and 1990, especially by about '65 through '80...and you might find that it doesn't sound like any other song. Songs back then each had their own highly individual, unique character. No other big hit from the '70s produces the same feeling as Even It Up. No other song grooves quite like it. Songs back then were loaded with individual character and "feel". Today, if I listen to 10 songs on 103.9 (Alternative station here in CO Springs), 4 or 5 are going to have a very similar feel to them. Being that they're not really the product of strong and dramatic inspiration (from the awesomeness of life), but more so the product of the band having a good day while playing together, having composed a song that might just be "fitting" to play on the radio. And now...a little something from a highly influential figure on the scene in the late '70s, helping to inspire what would develop into New Wave and Punk...Elvis Costello: I was tuning in the shine on the late night dial Doing anything my radio advised With every one of those late night stations Playing songs bringing tears to my eyes I was seriously thinking about hiding the receiver When the switch broke 'cause it's old They're saying things that I can hardly believe They really think we're getting out of control Radio is a sound salvation Radio is cleaning up the nation They say you better listen to the voice of reason But they don't give you any choice 'cause they think that it's treason So you had better do as you are told You better listen to the radio I wanna bite the hand that feeds me I wanna bite that hand so badly I want to make them wish they'd never seen me Some of my friends sit around every evening And they worry about the times ahead But everybody else is overwhelmed by indifference And the promise of an early bed You either shut up or get cut up; they don't wanna hear about it It's only inches on the reel-to-reel And the radio is in the hands of such a lot of fools Tryin' to anesthetize the way that you feel Radio is a sound salvation Radio is cleaning up the nation They say you better listen to the voice of reason But they don't give you any choice 'cause they think that it's treason So you had better do as you are told You better listen to the radio

then comes the jett,,,,joan jett that is,,,,yeppers

Ann IS the best rock female singer ever! No doubt about it !

becky m Then comes Darby Mills, then Joan Jett.

***** Of course not. Another powerhouse voice.

No Doubt.

How are you doing

+BAD GRANDPA Your attempt at making a point is horrific. 😨

To Cool Little Lady,lol.

Not true, they used electric guitars, acoustic guitars, drums, keyboards, etc; just as they do today so I'm not sure where you get that from. A lot of great bands like Greenday, 5 Finger Death Punch, Seether as well as others are still doing it old school.

When people start reproducing quality people. Shitty humans = shitty art. tasteless films, and ear bleeding "music".

Francis Vaccino It's Taylor Swift syndrome. Different lyrics same melody.

Working on it. Just need a guitarist, drummer, and lead singer.

Doobie1975; COMPLETELY AGREED!!!!! This is DEFINITELY Heart's BEST FUCKIN' SONG EVER!!!!! That bluesy backbeat rhythm sold me on this 1.

​@@billybandyk0720 @Doobie1975 no kidding, this is one of the best Rock songs ever. Ann's voice is something else.

@@RichardBrenkley U betcha, Rich. Another thing that I like about "Even It Up"; the bass player (Mark Andes, who previously played w/Firefall & Jo Jo Gunne). He fits the mold of "underr8d".