The saddest part of this video is that the record companies and video director had a meeting behind the bands back, and "they" decided that Ann was "too heavy" to be fully seen. So all of her camera shots were taken from either close up of her face or from far away. They didn't want to show her from a full body angle. After the video was released, the band was livid that they did this to her. 😠
Their albums had plenty of hard rockers, but Capitol Records was only interested in Top 40 hits so they sent primarily power ballads out to radio as singles. It's too bad because the best material from that era are the tracks that didn't get released as singles. Brigade as a whole was one of the heaviest albums they ever did but the four singles were all whiny power ballads. It hurt their rock cred for awhile.
Beautiful harmonies, gritty vocals. "Alone" is a dipthong, 2 or more distinct vowel sounds. This word also has 2 distinct consonants, L & N. She somehow manages to catch each letter, but bites off the N before it gets nasally. Exceptional control! These women are phenomenal!!
This is late 80's and a bit of a comeback for Heart. Maybe 12 years after the 1st album which was in '75.. Great song. I 1st saw them live in '71 or '72 at 'The Heart of Gold' Valentines Day Ball at the Bayshore Inn Hotel in Vancouver and have followed them ever since. Great memories. I'd suggest 'These Dreams' next so you can hear Nancy sing one. Cheers.
Their song Crazy on You was the song that got them their initial record contract and is also on their debut album Dreamboat Annie with Magic Man. I think you might like that one too.
If you liked Magic Man and Barracuda better (me too) - you need to check out Crazy On You next, its back in that classic rock genre and is a certified banger.
Crazy On You Live ... Love Nancy's intro and her high kick. This version ---> Heart - Crazy On You (Live, 1978) ......and put the fan on to feel the breeze going through Nancy's hair. lol.
The contrast between the soft and power sections is so sweet. And the transition is so sharp that there's actually hardly any. Like a smack in the face.
Yeh agree. In that live performance it's also good to see Annie front and center where she should be, not hidden away in the shadows and far away up on a balcony like they did in this music video.
Floor Jansen has covered this song meanwhile 2 times, so that alone should say that its really a great song. And as an old Heart fan since they released Barracuda i also love the stuff from this period.
Another great one by them is their "Stairway to Heaven - Kennedy Center Honors" specifically honoring Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center. However, if you react to it be aware that there are chopped versions that cut out some of Ann's performance; thus, be sure to listen to the 7:59 FULL version.
Crazy On You Live ... Love Nancy's intro and her high kick. This version ---> Heart - Crazy On You (Live, 1978) ......and put the fan on to feel the breeze going through Nancy's hair. lol.
Funny you mentioned Journey, they were often referred to as a female Led Zeppelin. And when Ann Wilson sang Stairway to Heaven in honor of Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Arts Center she brought the house down! Best live cover of that song ever recorded!
This song was my introduction to heart as a 12/13 year old impressionable boy in the Seattle area. So, it goes without saying, this is my favorite Heart song but having delved into their body of work, some of their earlier songs were definitely purer, more them. No matter, these two ladies have just AMAZING voices and blend so well! Ann obviously gets more attention as the lead and deservedly so. Her voice, range and control is off the charts! And this song actually accentuates this beautifully. Listen as she holds out the elevated final note of the word "alone". It's so easy to allow the sound to tail off because it's not an easy note/consonant to hold that long. But she absolutely NAILS it!! But let's not sleep on Nancy here. If you listen to the harmony in the background, that's Nancy skying to not only hit but hold those high notes! Plus, she plays the piano, the guitar masterfully...such talented sisters who have blessed us with their music. Even more proud that they came from my home area!
Another great Heart reaction! They're so amazing i could watch reactions to them all day. "If looks could kill" is another song that I've always enjoyed.
They played the 6 Flags amusement park here in Atlanta on that tour. Was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. And yes, I’ve had a major crush on the Wilson sisters since I was 13. And to be honest, I still do. They have been estranged for a few years, doing their own things, but have just announced a 2024 tour.
A much more pop sound in this era than their 70's material.Though it sounds good, I prefer their 70's sound. Floor Jansen does a good cover of this song
As interesting aside "Alone" was written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, who recorded it under the name i-Ten in 1983. Heart's version came in out in 1987. Celine Dion covered it in 2007. Not sure many ever heard the original version, but at least they made some money with the songwriting rights.
With this song you can definitely see a huge shift from the 70s psychadelic sound, to the 80s hair band rock, but brilliant. They've changed and stayed relevant to over 4 decades and generations. Just when it couldn't get better, they covered Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center in front of Led Zeppelin, of course Ann killed it!
She probably heard the song before from one of the early seasons of the American Idol show , where the female contestant won the show that year due to her good performance to this awesome Heart's hit song .
Great reaction...this just made my Friday!! Can never go wrong with Heart & the wonderful Wilson sisters. This is the quintessential 80's power ballad - I've loved it since my sister came home with the cassette of Bad Animals back in 1987. She was also a frequenter of MuchMusic & recorded sooooo many videos - I watched this dozens of times. Like many, I had such a mad crush on Ann & Nancy! That note Ann hits will always send shivers down my spine! I agree - I much prefer the 70's stuff, but Heart definitely owned much of the 80's as well. Another track to check to hear Ann's impeccable voice & Nancy's guitar prowess is Dream Of The Archer/Sylvan Song (from Little Queen - same album as Barracuda). Cheers.
Phil, you have to keep in mind the time of the music. Alone was the 80’s. Ann and Nancy always stayed true to the music trends. A must is “These Dreams - Live from Seattle” Nancy on lead, and I’m sure y’all heard it.
This is 80`s. Heart started out in the 70`s. This is later stuff from them and this got radio play all over the world. This was one of their biggest hits!
Heart was originally formed by lead guitarist Roger Fisher and vocalist Ann Wilson, before Ann's sister Nancy Wilson joined on guitar w/ Steve Fossen (bass), Howard Leese (keyboards) and Mike DeRosier (drums)... This was the band that broke big in 1976 w/ 'Dreamboat Annie'... and then the album 'Little Queen' in 1977 that had 'Barracuda' as a single. However, after Roger Fisher and Nancy Wilson broke up as a couple, the band fired Roger Fisher after his behavior onstage got worse (He actually thanked the sisters for kicking him out because he was devastated by the breakup & couldn't be around Nancy anymore). By the early 80's, both Steve Fossen and Mike DeRosier were fired from Heart as their popularity declined... The band released 'Passionworks' in 1983 w/ Mark Andes (bass) and Denny Carmassi (drums)... but it failed commercially and Heart was dropped by their record label. At this point, vocalist Ann Wilson had gained weight and did not look like the slim woman she was in the 70's... so, that became a liability in the music industry in the MTV era, where image was becoming everything... Capitol Records offered Heart a record contract in 1985, but it came w/ huge compromises - The band had to be relaunched w/ a more 'glam' 80's style makeover w/ big hair and flashy outfits... Also, the label would assign songwriters to write songs for Heart to sing and perform in the studio... and then, Ann Wilson's plus-size frame would be hidden from view in the music videos and Nancy Wilson would be the attractive figure to market Heart to the MTV generation. It worked though... the self-titled 'Heart' album in 1985 became their biggest hit, selling 5x platinum... #1 on the US charts... massive hit singles - 'What about love' ... 'These dreams' (sung by Nancy Wilson)... 'Never'... 🔥🔥🤘🤘 Heart's 1987 album 'Bad animals' sold 3x platinum w/ 'Alone' becoming a huge single, along w/ 'Who will you run to'... and their album 'Brigade' (1990) sold 2x platinum w/ the hit single - 'All I wanna do is make love to you' Heart wanted to take creative control of their music in the 90's w/ their 1993 album 'Desire walks on'... which sold gold (half million copies) in the US but the grunge rock era decimated their popularity. After an acoustic live album 'The road home' in 1995, Heart split up. Ann and Nancy Wilson reformed Heart in 2002 w/ new members and released a live album 'Alive in Seattle' in 2003 and subsequent studio albums since.
The band charted singles and top ten albums on the Billboard charts in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2010s: a four-decade span of top ten albums that is a record for a female-fronted band.
As far as I'm aware this was their only song that made it into the charts here in the UK, I may be wrong saying that, but it was definitely their biggest song here, and what a song it is, absolutely amazing
Guitarist Nancy Wilson starts this recording of Heart's best-ever song on the piano, later shredding on the electric guitar (as seen in this video). Transcendent female duo - 🔥.
My daughter and l fell in love with the sound of Heart. She was in her teens when they toured the UK. We couldn’t wait for the big night when we could finally see them. It turned out to be one of the worst gigs we had ever been to! The band were superb, the set list couldn’t have been better, but the sound engineering was literally painful. The bass and drums were physically painful. So much so that the foyer of the theatre was more fuller than the stall auditorium. We were so heartbroken, we’d been looking forward to see them for so long. My two favourite UA-cam Heart videos which l beg you to watch, is Nothin’ At All, and the tribute to Led Zeppelin’s Stairway To Heaven, in front of The US President, and the surviving members of Led Zep, which also featured Jason Bonham, son of Zep’s original drummer John Bonham. A must see for all Heart fans. Great channel, lovin’ you both.
I know that Floor Jansen and many other female vocalist in today's rock bands have said that Wilson sisters and Pat Benetar were those woman that smoothed the path to other female's. Obviously Roxette band's singer was also from this 80's era.
Some.other hit songs from Heart,"Crazy On You", "Straight On" early Heart from the 70's Look for the live performances of both songs.."AllI Want To Do Is Make Love To You" and "These Dreams" and "Never" among some others from the 1980's...Great Reaction by the way..
A great cover you should check out of this song is Floor Jansen of Nightwish doing her own rendition of this. Keep up the great reactions, love that your reactions are soo genuine.
Totally agree with comments to listen to These Dreams, live in Seattle, with Nancy on lead and Ann on backup. Fantastic change of pace. And for another infamous performance watch them perform Stairway To Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors, in front of Led Zeppelin and President Obama.
This is how to write a song! The emotions and the feeling in the guitar solo is true song writing. Shred guitar is boring. Complex songs don`t sell. This is what song writing and singing truly is. She wouldn`t have to call me, I would be calling her! Lesson here for those who want to succeed. Write melodic well organized songs with feeling and emotion.
Ann and Nancy hated their videos because they had no creative control. To really witness their greatness, find live performances! Their Rock Hall Induction concert is Amazing.
My favorite Heart song. Ann and Nancy are a rock force to be reckoned with. Such amazing talent all around.
I know you are also Nightwish (Floor fans). She did a slowed down cover of this. Also stunning.
Check out their version of Unchained Melody….trust me 😉
Ann Wilson - best female rock vocalist, no contest! Forget the rest!
"What About Love?" Ann Wison has very powerful vocals in that song.I hope ya'l get a request to hear that one also
I 2nd this motion! 🔥
It's a better song than this one
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And it's the album that actually gave them their huge comeback, 4 Top Ten hits, where "Alone" was from the next album.
Hard to believe the lead singer is currently on the charts with the Disturbed duet and still sounds awesome some 30 years later. Crazy.
The saddest part of this video is that the record companies and video director had a meeting behind the bands back, and "they" decided that Ann was "too heavy" to be fully seen. So all of her camera shots were taken from either close up of her face or from far away. They didn't want to show her from a full body angle. After the video was released, the band was livid that they did this to her. 😠
yeah i remember that! it was so wrong!
She was always beautiful, no matter her weight, and she has one of the very best voices in rock.
@@markmurphy558could be the best female rock voice❤
Could be? Unequivocally the best female rock voice.
Imagine they picked on her weight then... LOOK at is seen today😮
Talent like this is IMPOSSIBLE to find these days!!❤
‘These dreams’ live in Seattle is amazing. Nancy on lead vocals. Stunning live performance
My favorite version of "These Dreams."
@@RonaldCanfield-m2rsame. It’s just perfect
Heart Is so amazing,so tearfull
Woman brings chills to my arms everytime i hear her sing. Only one to ever do that.
You should hear Heart’s song, “These Dreams”. Perhaps my absolute favorite by them.
Definitely one of the best voices in rock ever
A magnificent duo. Doesn't get much better than these two.
This was a huge 80s song. During the 80s, they were all about the power ballad, which was very different from their 70's songs.
Their albums had plenty of hard rockers, but Capitol Records was only interested in Top 40 hits so they sent primarily power ballads out to radio as singles. It's too bad because the best material from that era are the tracks that didn't get released as singles. Brigade as a whole was one of the heaviest albums they ever did but the four singles were all whiny power ballads. It hurt their rock cred for awhile.
Beautiful harmonies, gritty vocals. "Alone" is a dipthong, 2 or more distinct vowel sounds. This word also has 2 distinct consonants, L & N. She somehow manages to catch each letter, but bites off the N before it gets nasally. Exceptional control! These women are phenomenal!!
Pure TALENT!
This is late 80's and a bit of a comeback for Heart. Maybe 12 years after the 1st album which was in '75.. Great song. I 1st saw them live in '71 or '72 at 'The Heart of Gold' Valentines Day Ball at the Bayshore Inn Hotel in Vancouver and have followed them ever since. Great memories. I'd suggest 'These Dreams' next so you can hear Nancy sing one. Cheers.
" These Dreams " is a winner ......with Nancy [ the blond ] as primary vocalist .
Their only number 1 hit
Heard Heart do this live. Ann absolutely nailed it. Even more impressive live.
Live Seattle coming next!
Their song Crazy on You was the song that got them their initial record contract and is also on their debut album Dreamboat Annie with Magic Man. I think you might like that one too.
If you liked Magic Man and Barracuda better (me too) - you need to check out Crazy On You next, its back in that classic rock genre and is a certified banger.
Crazy On You Live ... Love Nancy's intro and her high kick. This version ---> Heart - Crazy On You (Live, 1978) ......and put the fan on to feel the breeze going through Nancy's hair. lol.
Ann Wilson - greatest female vocalist EVER in rock history IMO
The contrast between the soft and power sections is so sweet. And the transition is so sharp that there's actually hardly any. Like a smack in the face.
Live in Seattle version of Alone (with Ann on lead) and These Dreams (with Nancy on lead) is fire! Musically stripped down, but vocally brilliant.
Yeh agree. In that live performance it's also good to see Annie front and center where she should be, not hidden away in the shadows and far away up on a balcony like they did in this music video.
Alone Seattle coming next!
Floor Jansen has covered this song meanwhile 2 times, so that alone should say that its really a great song. And as an old Heart fan since they released Barracuda i also love the stuff from this period.
Saw them in concert 4 times, around the U.S. One of the solid bands to come out of the Seattle area. They've stood the test of time!!!
Such a great Power Ballad.
Another great one by them is their "Stairway to Heaven - Kennedy Center Honors" specifically honoring Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center. However, if you react to it be aware that there are chopped versions that cut out some of Ann's performance; thus, be sure to listen to the 7:59 FULL version.
Yep! You can find out reaction to that here:
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Crazy On You Live ... Love Nancy's intro and her high kick. This version ---> Heart - Crazy On You (Live, 1978) ......and put the fan on to feel the breeze going through Nancy's hair. lol.
1987 was such an amazing year for music and a Albums. I mean there is some incredible ones that came out in 1987.
Funny you mentioned Journey, they were often referred to as a female Led Zeppelin. And when Ann Wilson sang Stairway to Heaven in honor of Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Arts Center she brought the house down! Best live cover of that song ever recorded!
This song was my introduction to heart as a 12/13 year old impressionable boy in the Seattle area. So, it goes without saying, this is my favorite Heart song but having delved into their body of work, some of their earlier songs were definitely purer, more them. No matter, these two ladies have just AMAZING voices and blend so well! Ann obviously gets more attention as the lead and deservedly so. Her voice, range and control is off the charts! And this song actually accentuates this beautifully. Listen as she holds out the elevated final note of the word "alone". It's so easy to allow the sound to tail off because it's not an easy note/consonant to hold that long. But she absolutely NAILS it!! But let's not sleep on Nancy here. If you listen to the harmony in the background, that's Nancy skying to not only hit but hold those high notes! Plus, she plays the piano, the guitar masterfully...such talented sisters who have blessed us with their music. Even more proud that they came from my home area!
Another great Heart reaction! They're so amazing i could watch reactions to them all day. "If looks could kill" is another song that I've always enjoyed.
One of the best power ballads ever! Great reaction, guys! Grettings from Spain!
Thanks so much!!
They played the 6 Flags amusement park here in Atlanta on that tour. Was one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. And yes, I’ve had a major crush on the Wilson sisters since I was 13. And to be honest, I still do. They have been estranged for a few years, doing their own things, but have just announced a 2024 tour.
Heart at this time came back in force, this whole album is great! They were bordering on Rock/Hard Rock and was their most successful period.
You guys really need to check out the live version of this song from Seattle 2013. Goosebumps and then some!!!!
A much more pop sound in this era than their 70's material.Though it sounds good, I prefer their 70's sound. Floor Jansen does a good cover of this song
This was huge in its time. We all bought and loved the album. 87 might have had the best year. Good questiin😊
As interesting aside "Alone" was written by Billy Steinberg and Tom Kelly, who recorded it under the name i-Ten in 1983. Heart's version came in out in 1987. Celine Dion covered it in 2007. Not sure many ever heard the original version, but at least they made some money with the songwriting rights.
Saw Heart with Jason Bonham, just after Heart did Zep's Stairway at the Kennedys. Ann did a stripped down acapella version of this. Was amazing
Beautiful Piano! ♥️🔥
This and These Dreams are two of the most beautiful power ballads ever
"Crazy On You" should be your next Heart listen. It is amazing.
Ann Wilson is still touring and put out her album and she is Killing it!
With this song you can definitely see a huge shift from the 70s psychadelic sound, to the 80s hair band rock, but brilliant. They've changed and stayed relevant to over 4 decades and generations. Just when it couldn't get better, they covered Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center in front of Led Zeppelin, of course Ann killed it!
It is my favorite. Saw it for the first time on MTV and was blown away.
Alone is my favorite Heart song.
She probably heard the song before from one of the early seasons of the American Idol show , where the female contestant won the show that year due to her good performance to this awesome Heart's hit song .
Great reaction...this just made my Friday!! Can never go wrong with Heart & the wonderful Wilson sisters. This is the quintessential 80's power ballad - I've loved it since my sister came home with the cassette of Bad Animals back in 1987. She was also a frequenter of MuchMusic & recorded sooooo many videos - I watched this dozens of times. Like many, I had such a mad crush on Ann & Nancy!
That note Ann hits will always send shivers down my spine!
I agree - I much prefer the 70's stuff, but Heart definitely owned much of the 80's as well.
Another track to check to hear Ann's impeccable voice & Nancy's guitar prowess is Dream Of The Archer/Sylvan Song (from Little Queen - same album as Barracuda). Cheers.
Was lucky enough to see them in 87 on tour after this album came out. Great show.
These Dreams and Nothing at All are two of my favs from them.
Phil, you have to keep in mind the time of the music. Alone was the 80’s. Ann and Nancy always stayed true to the music trends.
A must is “These Dreams - Live from Seattle” Nancy on lead, and I’m sure y’all heard it.
POWER! 🔥
You gotta check out Crazy On You from their 70s era, and pretty much everything in their 80s era.
Yeah. They were reaching the 80's music.
This is 80`s. Heart started out in the 70`s. This is later stuff from them and this got radio play all over the world. This was one of their biggest hits!
You should check out Floor Jansen's cover of this she made from her home studio during the pandemic lockdowns. It is epic.
Ann Wilson ... effin powerhouse of a singer .. this is my favorite Heart song
Ann Wilson and Mike Reno of the band 'Loverboy' did a great duet in the 80's,Almost Paradise,they sound great together on it.
They did that duet for the movie “Footloose” soundtrack. It was a big hit.
that's right - this is a song that almost everyone has heard, but not everyone knows who actually sings!
I have been listening to them since seventies . This is their best !!!!!!
BANGER! 🔥
These Dreams by Heart! 😎🔥🤘🎸
Saw Heart live in Boston with Burt Cummings and Orleans 1978 4th of July at The Esplanade, 100,000 people. Nancy and Ann Wilson stole the show!
These Dreams is next!
All time banger!
Heart was originally formed by lead guitarist Roger Fisher and vocalist Ann Wilson, before Ann's sister Nancy Wilson joined on guitar w/ Steve Fossen (bass), Howard Leese (keyboards) and Mike DeRosier (drums)... This was the band that broke big in 1976 w/ 'Dreamboat Annie'... and then the album 'Little Queen' in 1977 that had 'Barracuda' as a single. However, after Roger Fisher and Nancy Wilson broke up as a couple, the band fired Roger Fisher after his behavior onstage got worse (He actually thanked the sisters for kicking him out because he was devastated by the breakup & couldn't be around Nancy anymore).
By the early 80's, both Steve Fossen and Mike DeRosier were fired from Heart as their popularity declined... The band released 'Passionworks' in 1983 w/ Mark Andes (bass) and Denny Carmassi (drums)... but it failed commercially and Heart was dropped by their record label.
At this point, vocalist Ann Wilson had gained weight and did not look like the slim woman she was in the 70's... so, that became a liability in the music industry in the MTV era, where image was becoming everything... Capitol Records offered Heart a record contract in 1985, but it came w/ huge compromises - The band had to be relaunched w/ a more 'glam' 80's style makeover w/ big hair and flashy outfits... Also, the label would assign songwriters to write songs for Heart to sing and perform in the studio... and then, Ann Wilson's plus-size frame would be hidden from view in the music videos and Nancy Wilson would be the attractive figure to market Heart to the MTV generation.
It worked though... the self-titled 'Heart' album in 1985 became their biggest hit, selling 5x platinum... #1 on the US charts... massive hit singles - 'What about love' ... 'These dreams' (sung by Nancy Wilson)... 'Never'... 🔥🔥🤘🤘
Heart's 1987 album 'Bad animals' sold 3x platinum w/ 'Alone' becoming a huge single, along w/ 'Who will you run to'... and their album 'Brigade' (1990) sold 2x platinum w/ the hit single - 'All I wanna do is make love to you'
Heart wanted to take creative control of their music in the 90's w/ their 1993 album 'Desire walks on'... which sold gold (half million copies) in the US but the grunge rock era decimated their popularity. After an acoustic live album 'The road home' in 1995, Heart split up.
Ann and Nancy Wilson reformed Heart in 2002 w/ new members and released a live album 'Alive in Seattle' in 2003 and subsequent studio albums since.
The most powerful female voice in rock by far!
Same as before -Live Crazy on You is a must
I recommend Dream of the Archer (studio version). Ann's voice at the end gives me chills . . .
This is my absolute favorite heart song, and the video is awesome I was so in love with Nancy Wilson
Killer Guitar Solo! 😎🔥🤘🎸
Will You Be There (In The Morning) by Heart! 🔥
Some days all you need for you day is a little Ann and Nancy Wilson! Ann’s voice is angelic and she can still kill it!
The band charted singles and top ten albums on the Billboard charts in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2010s: a four-decade span of top ten albums that is a record for a female-fronted band.
amazing 80s
They did and excellent job.❤❤
Barracuda - 70s look & Alone is pure 80s
As far as I'm aware this was their only song that made it into the charts here in the UK, I may be wrong saying that, but it was definitely their biggest song here, and what a song it is, absolutely amazing
This is one of my favorites from Heart, for sure. I mean.....everything they do is great, so it's difficult to just center on one song.
Yes really pleased you reacting to this!. 😊
This is really a good one. Love Heart.
Stranded by Heart! 😎🔥🤘🎸
Guitarist Nancy Wilson starts this recording of Heart's best-ever song on the piano, later shredding on the electric guitar (as seen in this video). Transcendent female duo - 🔥.
Dennis Reynolds + Jackie DeNardo=❤
My daughter and l fell in love with the sound of Heart. She was in her teens when they toured the UK. We couldn’t wait for the big night when we could finally see them. It turned out to be one of the worst gigs we had ever been to! The band were superb, the set list couldn’t have been better, but the sound engineering was literally painful. The bass and drums were physically painful. So much so that the foyer of the theatre was more fuller than the stall auditorium. We were so heartbroken, we’d been looking forward to see them for so long.
My two favourite UA-cam Heart videos which l beg you to watch, is Nothin’ At All, and the tribute to Led Zeppelin’s Stairway To Heaven, in front of The US President, and the surviving members of Led Zep, which also featured Jason Bonham, son of Zep’s original drummer John Bonham. A must see for all Heart fans.
Great channel, lovin’ you both.
I know that Floor Jansen and many other female vocalist in today's rock bands have said that Wilson sisters and Pat Benetar were those woman that smoothed the path to other female's. Obviously Roxette band's singer was also from this 80's era.
This song showcases the vocals better than earlier songs, but the songs of the 70's were better, in my opinion.
Some.other hit songs from Heart,"Crazy On You", "Straight On" early Heart from the 70's Look for the live performances of both songs.."AllI Want To Do Is Make Love To You" and "These Dreams" and "Never" among some others from the 1980's...Great Reaction by the way..
These dreams was played on the radio 20 times a day
A great cover you should check out of this song is Floor Jansen of Nightwish doing her own rendition of this. Keep up the great reactions, love that your reactions are soo genuine.
Thank you!
love it , i have this along with other songs by heart on my ipod
Totally agree with comments to listen to These Dreams, live in Seattle, with Nancy on lead and Ann on backup. Fantastic change of pace. And for another infamous performance watch them perform Stairway To Heaven at the Kennedy Center Honors, in front of Led Zeppelin and President Obama.
My favorite song from Heart is “Crazy on You”
These Dreams is my favorite Heart song
Heart was great, had a crush on Nancy back in the day. You mentioned Journey, tryout Lights/Stay Awhile from live show 1980 in Japan, excellent!
This is how to write a song! The emotions and the feeling in the guitar solo is true song writing. Shred guitar is boring. Complex songs don`t sell. This is what song writing and singing truly is. She wouldn`t have to call me, I would be calling her! Lesson here for those who want to succeed. Write melodic well organized songs with feeling and emotion.
Great group all ways crazy on you magic mam Barracuda a long career lots of great songs
Ann and Nancy hated their videos because they had no creative control. To really witness their greatness, find live performances! Their Rock Hall Induction concert is Amazing.
Ann Wilson top 5 female vocalist in history....Whitney Houston, Mariah Carey, Celine Dion, and Amy Lee from Evanescence being the other 4.