NYC? Long Island? Northern NJ?

finally!!

Uk ???

Me and my sister had all your albums growing up and just love you guys ..Went to a great concert of yours outside in Cary NC a few years ago

Hope I make it. I was definitely born a decade too late to see this one live!!

Rock Goddess illuminated. 😘 🙏

Totally agree !!! As I said in another posting, it gets the feet tapping, the heart beating faster, and an overpowering feeling of ecstacy overload !! 😉😍🙋🏻‍♀️

Hell yeah!!!!❤

Yes, and the intro is just beautiful, but when she reaches for that pick and just fucking ATTACKS that guitar, she is all just badass guitar goddess...the first and the best...

@@shibumi5210 goosebumps, every time!

Its awesome❤

mine as well

It's the best! There's been nothing like it since! I feel so privileged to have seen one of her improvisations of this intro, LIVE, in '77 at an outdoor summer concert in Seattle. It seemed like at the time that she went on for five minutes! It was AWESOME! Will never forget it!

Ann here is MY all-time goddess xD

Yes

Over 40 years I've been listening to this band and yes, goosebumps EVERY time !!!!!

@@subiegal8428 goosebumps and a huge shit eating grin, as we all turn it up. Every. Single. Time.

Heck yeah!

Yeah, I watch this video over and over. Love the look on Nancy's face when she goes full-on rock guitar.

FUCK YEAH!!!!

And their band is probably the best in America at that time!

Yeah, the first 2 albums, maybe. Not into anything after that except maybe the 1985 album.

Greatest ever

She is one talented Lady

That beginning is such a nice piece of music I can see it up there with Bach and Beethoven or Yes Fragile.

Yes!

Nancy is just awesome and the band outstanding 👍

Not sisters.

@@JD-lz9hf of course they are sisters!

For sure

You ever hear Ann speak to others? She is NOT soft spoken. Nancy might be but not her sister.

Agree 100 percent, it's not even close!!!!!!

Female

Top five greatest of all time, for me. Paul Rodgers is best, IMO. Then Robert Plant, Ann Wilson, Pat Benator, and several others (in no particular order).

@@govtom4 Bon Scott was great.

@@sovereignnews3336 Wanna hear a story about BS? It’s kinda weird, kinda dumb.

There's no "greatest." Just someone you like more... Learn what subjectivity is.

"These two women paved the road for female rockers for sure!" Along with these: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hJqcaamGnJrUhY0.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qdRhjZeVsqrGqGQ.html Had Heart beat by 'bout 1/2 dozen years.

Man they both lookgreat

Saigon1975 the guys too! Band was beautiful!!!!

Nancy's still hot

ADAM LANGDON amen

This is back when girls acted like GIRLS! oh GOD I miss these days and times. I was a horn dog back then, and (|) was every where and so easy to get. LOL ugh. I need a time machine so I can GO BACK AND DO IT AGAIN!

Forever My Favorite Band 💖

I’m sure they saw this… on a random channel

Forever my favorite group also. Ann Wilson will always have my HEART ❤️

You have just summed up my exact thoughts. Heart & the Wilson sisters have been brilliant from 1975 to the present day.

Yes & Jimmy Page was in tears.

@@MissJensk1 Robert too.

Yeah, Led Zeppelin was honored by the greatness of Heart. Call it a mutual admiration society.

💯

They did an excellent job on Stairway to Heaven and I agree, it was magical.

They both are ..but I'm more amazing ..stop by my trailer park

PS .bring beer smoke s an 50

perkol8ter they had that 70s drug culture part to them to though!

Its funny that you think they were so prudish during the 70s ... I'm sure they would think that was pretty amusing themselves.

they were professsional musicians who worked for it their whole life. a lot of these bands who disintegrate due to drugs consists of one talented musician and a few people who chase fame with an instrument. They get the fame discover theyre empty and implode.

They've admitted that they did their share of the 70s drug culture and the 80s cocaine culture. Quite frankly I think they were probably way more creative in their writing during that 70s drug culture -- most artists are.

Robert Coughman Hate to admit you’re right. Not just Heart, but a lot of groups....

Whenever I watch this, I watch that part 2 or 3 times. She reaches for a pick, squats down like a steel spring, and then she explodes and struts into rock n roll nirvana. Between the kick and the look on her face, it's quite a moment.

kdbadk the best!

@04:40

Shredding is nonsense. Nancy doesn't shred and she never has. Shredding is just a mixed up jumble of fast notes with no artistry whatsoever. Speed doesn't mean diddly without feeling and style and shredding has none of that. Saying that Nancy Wilson shreds on guitar is insulting to her artistry on the instrument. I saw them live about this time and every note she played made melodic sense. Shredding? Give me a fuckin' break! Anyone who says that shredding is musicianship doesn't know what good music is.

That shit gives me chills everytime i see it. So glad my life was enriched by seeing them 3 times over the decades.

this song drives home what a monster she was on vocals.. as strong as anyone and definitely underrated.

Anns a beast! Always has been. Very few woman in rock history can pierce you like her

Nancy could also sing as well LOL~

Fantastic vocals! However it is easy to see and hear that lead guitars and backing vocals are all overdubbed on this video

INFOMANIA X depends on what you listen to. Music has definitely evolved positively and profoundly since then

Stevie Nicks

Benatar

Doro ex Warlock is still pretty good live.

Sydney O'Bier Definitely!

@4stringz Nancy looks like a Rock Valkyrie

Four years later here, and I forget who the elder of the two is but she must be 70 now.

@4stringz - and you are a misogynistic fucking asshole shitstain piece of shit for saying so..

@4stringz yep she's a hog!

I was too! Saw them for the first time when they co-headlined The Texxas Jamm with Boston & Blue Oyster Cult. A kickass all day festival including Van Halen & Nazareth for only $35!!

@@Texans9517 I saw them on this tour in August of 1977 at Convention Hall on the boardwalk in Asbury Park, NJ. I was 18 and the ticket was $5.50.

Vern Hoke I saw them at mile high stadium in 77 also , all day show Marshal Tucker can’t remember all the other bands $25

Sam Took eu também tinha 14-15 anos em 1977!

I was 10.. Time machine please? Anyone? Bueller?

Great memories Sennheiser are great headphones

I lived in Vancouver in 75 and 76 and saw Heart many times at a little bar in Kitsalano BC, You know they started out as a Led Zeplin tribute band back then, Just before releasing Dreamboat Annie. I also open for ZZ Top in Vancouver .. a long time ago.

Williamsville boy here...1976...then my dad upped and moved us to Cleveland Ohio...ah the rustbelt...

Seriously shut up with that nonsense. There have always been shit bands and solo artists throughout modern music history. People my parents generation thought stuff like Heart for instance were utter shite. Just like you think todays stuff is - and the kids today will think music in 2035 is rubbish.

Nothing wrong with reverb, everybody uses it, but autotune sucks.

Reverb, and other effects, are used to create unique guitar tones. When not overused, they add color and variety to a guitarists tone.

Getis Realis there are just as many great musicians playing live music tonight as there were in the 70s, and just as many bad musicians as there were in the 70s. Music schools are still packed with excellent students who gig every night and go on to have great careers. And let’s not forget that most of the crap on the radio in the 70s was also terrible. Reverb and auto tune are just tools which can be used well or abused. Old people in the 70s were saying the same thing about distortion and other effects, “It’s not like it was in the 30s, when bands were bands, now you have this artificial sustain and distortion covering up all the mistakes, it’s just noise! Musicianship is dead!”

I know people still keeping music alive. Don’t be so hasty to draw such conclusions.

I couldn't agree more!!!

That's a great comment. Really well said.

Led Zeppelin was a big influence on their music. The 80's they went through some rough times since they fell into the mainstream trap and really didn't like the music they were recording during that time. Still good stuff but not as good as their earlier music.

I haven't seen the other 50, but this one is intense. They are all in.

The best version I saw was when I saw them on this tour in 1977. :)

It's great to be sure, but have you seen this one? By all accounts it's live (on TV), and Ann kills-absolutely kills-the vocals...at least IMHO: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/as2ggdRzmcrShGg.html

It was perfect. Hearing Annie improvise was amazing!

I agree. Everything perfect

You're completely right. Everything's so perfect. I has already watched this video in worse quality but I did say the same. They were at the pike of their power. Unfortunately the band did break up right after this concert.

Opening for The Who in '79 was first for me. Both were amazing.

There are singers and acts that think they are special...special piles of crap on wet grass maybe...this talent will never be matched again.

In fairness, there was crap back then, too ... or maybe you've blocked Terry Jacks and Rupert Holmes from your memory banks. There's good music now; you just have to work hard to find it cause rock radio is dead. Check out Porcupine Tree (In Absentia or Deadwing to start) and Riverside. Vintage Trouble is more harder blues stuff.

It's not even close. Hozier?? really? Mumford and Sons...... go the F home and learn a new trade

listen to incredible by future

Firebird Sweet siblings sisters check out FIRST AID KIT r from Sweden and LARKIN POE r from Atlanta ga.

BOTH AMAZING....and First Aid Kit just did a KICK ASS cover of Kate Bush's " Running Up That Hill" !!!

Lowell Ginsberg Larkin poe saw them in Norman’s rare guitars I liked them

I think they are one of the best bands of the 70s, girl or not.

Who was a better girl band in the era?

agreed! this music is infused with magic! every time she sings 'crazy' it's like i tear up a bit, and get a shot of adrenaline!

Dude I love this comment. 4 years strong and still getting likes.

As a musician myself, my band practices relentlessly yet guys will occasionally make a mistake during a particular song. It happens in every human activity including sports. We know it’s a mistake because we know the song intimately, having played it hundreds of times. But the audience doesn’t have a clue. They thought we did great.

@@repetitivemotion yep totally yes