HEART MagicMan Live1977

When the members of Heart were inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in 2013, no one mentioned Mike Fisher.
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[@bri2233]

Roger Fisher was / is an innovator no doubt... deserves much more credit.

[@melbelle2049]

I keep saying this... this is Live and very few bands sound this great Live!

[@robjones8733]

Yep, I watched Pablo Cruise play years ago, had no idea what they were playing.

[@jprph1]

No one plays it like you Rog ! Awesome !!!!

[@Chipi64]

This song contains the sexiest guitar solo in rock history!

[@MusicPlayingPeon]

This and stranglehold agreed.

[@ernieusc]

Heart at its best was so much more than the Wilson sisters. It was truly a BAND.

[@ogrebattle22763]

Heart were on fire here..... at the top of their game for sure....

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Their and Yes production values- both recorded and live were ground breaking, even with the cheapy stereos of the time...

[@shemsuhornephilim7702]

Roger Fischer ,is The Magic Man but no one even mentions the special tuning he incorporated to get that raked F chord sounding so majestic, and that last lead blues slur sounding a little different then a normal Pent min lick, pure genius on Rogers part and alot of balls too cause it wouldnt take much too break that high E string after tuning it up so high lol. Heart was never the same after he left , thanks Rog!!!

[@davewhiting9730]

He got no respect in this band. He was the sound of Heart's music. Those early hits wouldn't have happened without him

[@NealVan]

Oddly enough most of what you wrote is incorrect. Even spelled Roger’s last name wrong. It’s Fisher without the C. Just in case you want to get all of the truth like you did about the chord. Howard played the solo in the studio by the way except for the first note. It was a riff reversed in the studio with the intro note added after. Howard taught Roger how to play all those solo bits you’re giving him credit for. He’s a great guy and excellent player l but if you’re going to talk as if you know, please do your homework and don’t reply on the rumor mill. Peace.

[@NealVan]

@@davewhiting9730 Interestingly enough, the truth about the Heart ‘sound’ comes from ALL the players playing different parts combining to make an incredible sound. But the true sound came from the minds of Mike Flicker and Howard Leese. I loved this stuff and learned everything to learn back when it was still new back in the 1970s comparing the studio recordings against live performances. The history has gotten so mangled and the Wilson sisters never told the truth about the band and how it was formed.

[@clemclemson9259]

why would anyone mention the tuning? most people dont know anything about that, unless you are a player and actually spent the time working on this tune.

[@SensoryEdge]

@@NealVan Howard doesn't get the credit he deserves. He also didn't get to flex his muscle on most Heart records. At the end of Rockin Heaven Down there is a searing guitar outro solo that gets buried under Anne's voice.

[@6412mars]

I saw them when I was 18... and being a good looking guy at the time tried my best to get Ann's attention and succeeded...She looked at no one else but me..SHE SANG MAGIC MAN TO ME! GOD DAMN! WHOOOHOOO! My buddies were in shock 😂😂😂

[@dirtshredder8737]

It's truly amazing how fantastic Roger and Howard were together.

[@barbbiggs5960]

Turn the volume up

[@kenfrance1525]

This song is one of the all time greats in rock history. Heart is very underrated as a rock “metal” band. This is their greatest song. Roger and Ann are two of the greatest. Ann’s voice is great.

[@tomemiller]

Thanks to your generosity Roger by offering tickets to Heart fans I was able to attend the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony in 2013. I was honored to sit in the Mezzanine with your wonderful family and friends. That night your beautiful daughter came over to me and asked if I wanted to meet her Uncle Mike, the Magic Man. I said I would be honored. When I spoke to him I congratulated him on Heart's induction knowing that his contribution to Heart was tremendous. So you may have accidentally forgotten to thank him but please know that a huge Heart fan remembered.

[@FisherBrosandtheHumanTribe]

Thanks Thomas, very sweet of you to mention this.

[@mrseaweed5587]

@@FisherBrosandtheHumanTribe Huge impact on my childhood. No doubt. That guitar play is up there with all the greats. Hands down.

[@speedoflite1xspeedoflite1]

Heart wouldn't be Heart without Magic Man. It's original innocence, energy, signature song. Roger Fisher (founding guitarist)

[@BrentMFisher]

Magic Man is Mike Fisher, the one behind the scenes that you can't seem to see. Maybe get a glimpse but is more a glorious vision. Roger Fisher is the Magic Man with magic hands ................on the double neck guitar. Brothers on Earth. Forever shining Stars - kimie

[@kristennoelle9447]

1979..11 yrs old..first album I ever bought Dreamboat Annie...played it while singing into hairbrush!!!! My God I miss this!!!!🙏💜

[@HonkyTonkJew]

Heart was never the same without him

[@kkp9068]

Roger is the root of heart and always will be

[@vibefrequencyable]

Heart was amzing ..capable of ripping ur face off one minute...or lulling u to sleep with a lullaby...dabbling in a prog direction or doing staright up bluesey tones. All the guitar one could hope for...Talent all the way around ..and 2 beauiful voices and women, as its signature beautiful. Barracuda was the song of 77. Although my faves are the archer and sylvan song now...from that album.

[@39thala]

Glad to see the Fisher Brothers getting more and more recognition these day for the important parts they played in making Heart what it became in the early days.

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Heart was a collaborating band then- would not have broke big without everyone.

[@ward9306]

Most underated guitarist of all time

[@synthvault]

Man Heart as a true rock band in the early days were PURE FIRE! This is amazing! People who saw them back then are so lucky!

[@petersonlafollette3521]

Their production values blew out the speakers- in early high fidelity stereo.

[@michaeltaylors2456]

This tour was my very first pro concert. They opened for Jefferson Starship. Aladdin theatre for the performing Arts Las Vegas.. is it still a thing ? Lol,

[@joesandals6001]

Roger's solo fits the song so well. Clearly a very under rated guitar player. His rhythmic solos blend with the songs perfectly and it reminds me of how Ace Frehley's solos fit Kiss songs.

[@ronaldpauze9260]

So underrated, they were a big part of my rock collection on 8track.

[@Wendell309]

The first word that came to my mind watching this performance was AWSOME. The whole band was smoking hot….😱

[@SmokeBurp]

that guitar is just the best man wow I have no words I cant imagine creating something like that

[@jxjarvi]

Outstanding guitar work. Monstrous. Ahead of his time. Steve Via comes to mind.

[@truescotsman4103]

this was my favorite band when I was 10 back in 1974.

[@cherig2276]

This is GREAT!

[@ronaldpauze9260]

Can't beat he 70s rock music. A time OF ALL the greatest. There was Zeppelin Aerosmith Styx Queen & Heart. I had the Best 8 tracks back then "Dreamboat Annie " was an album that defined the 70s. Still have the album. Now, all my albums are loaded on my phone

[@PlasticCogLiquid]

How the hell did they come up with so much awesome all at once. The guitars just flow like a river from one part to the next

[@Kuhlyedascope69]

I didnt grow up in the 70s but when I was a kid and first started playing guitar this was totally a song that defined it.

[@ScottGarland-r4v]

Rodger Fisher , to be SURE , I have other adjectives to describe everyone , decorum prohibits their use thought. 😂😂 Ann - in this - performance - words can't do justice. Annie is so - she melts me with her voice and persona ❤️❤️. I pray one day I get to meet this magnificent , talented , SUPERSTAR ❤❤

[@davebrown943]

Roger Fisher's Guitar was the Hook that pulled me in. I'm lucky to have seen Heart in 1978 (was it Valentine's Day?)!!!

[@robjones8733]

Same here Dave, Dog and Butterfly tour, Louisana's Leroux opened for Heart in Birmingham. I don't think that show was in February though.

[@Highways6]

Saw them in 78 pir portland or

[@Luna-wv5zx]

I’m a huge HEART ❤️ fan always have but I must say the original band was the best.❤️ Fisher rifts are the sound of Heart ❤️

[@dohmesam]

THE underrated masterpiece of rockdom. Only musicians can appreciate this...

[@michaelpaul5682]

I remember like yesterday.❤️

[@malibubarbie5349]

Without the Fisher brothers there would be no Heart...

[@jessepearson5579]

Man, that's Rockin!...Roger Fisher is amazing, as is the rest of the band...

[@MurManProductions-Tributes]

Thank you Roger and Micheal for posting this video. The Fisher Bros have been our "mentors" and friends when we started Barracuda (Vancouver, BC). We were very honoured to be at the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame ceremonies invited by The Fisher Bros. The best part was when the "Original Lineup" performing Crazy on You. It was awesome to hang out with you guys all week. Donna and I wish you well. Great Video Rog is intense and the whole band was phenomenal.

[@martel732]

When music was big, beautiful and great.

[@kathylynnlyons682]

From 16 to 62, HEART❤ has always had the sound, the HEART❤ the amazing voice's of Ann & Nancy Wilson; from raw talents to stunning live shows, music has always needed Heart ❤❤❤ respected artists from the beginning & still sounding better today!!! Thank you, for these amazing tapes!!! Blessed is the Heart & Soul behind thy these talented musicians!!! 🙏💞🦋

[@famguy1986]

This song is perfection, truely. Mysterious lyrically, and musically. Just fantastic.

[@claudiamarlow5265]

Man we’re they having fun!!! These days I think age has finally taken its toll, Ann and Nancy are doing their own things and the passion has worn thin was quite a ride while it lasted

[@scottadelstein6319]

Cought this tour seeing Heart for the first time Aug 22, 1977 NYC been a fan ever since, nothing like the original lineup. I hope next year for there 50th anniversary they will reunite for a Album or Tour I'm keeping my fingers crossed. Rock On

[@manxuberglider8]

It’s fresh, it’s beautiful, it’s inspiring again!! Thank you, Roger. 🙏🏻

[@danolah9382]

This is classic Heart and pure talent before the the BS 1980's and beyond......

[@greatunz67]

Roger Fisher WAS Heart, all the classic guitar riffs and intro's on the bands first 4 (and best) albums were him, not Nancy, she just played rhythm, when Rog left the band went downhill.

[@evergalonga5617]

The brothers are great, and so are the sisters. It’s clear that relationships like that will not end up well. At the end, family is family and partners are partners

[@TheJoan48]

It never gets old. It chills me just like it did when I first heard it in the ‘70s. Now I’m a great grandma with chills. Yeah, we had the best music when I was young and it’s still here! Thank God!

[@Whitevaliantwarrior]

🎼 Roger Fisher the original riff master🎵

[@melanciafan]

American Hard Rock in it's full glory🇺🇸

[@PaulSebastiany-x2l]

Fantastic ❤

[@HannahCope88]

One of my favourite Heart tunes, simply rocking!

[@neil1390]

Great version,Heart could rock

[@wen-nz3sk]

❤ Adored from day 1, still do!! ❤

[@DarkManifestMusic]

July 17, 1977 Aladdin Theater for the Performing Arts, Las Vegas. An amazing night in my home town! I can never express how grateful I am for these songs; Heart's very particular sound spoke to me like no other. It was healing balm to a young man's broken life. Thank you.

[@hoosierdaddy2308]

Man, that Les Paul was beautiful. What a great song and killer licks. The other guitarists always seemed to use that tele with the bigsby, although I've never seen him wiggle the bar in the bigsby since they rarely work well I understand.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

loved watching the fisher brothers version of heart history on reelz tv. it broke the myth that the fisher brothers got rich in heart and simply decided to become slackers with lots of women and booze and drugs. instead it caught my attention when they said dog and butterfly was supposed to be a harder rock album if not for sue ennis who i also like.

[@dynjarren8355]

Once again thanks! One of my favorite Heart songs! Killer tune!👏🏻😎🎸

[@democraticjustice7285]

Roger is amazing.

[@randombastid725]

👍👏👏another awesome addition to my library,, way to work that guitar Rog👏

[@kshavo]

Thank you Roger! You are awesome!

[@frankrivers2183]

Memo to Ann & Nancy: Next time, don't fire your lead guitarist. You guys might've made a lot of money off those '80's records but if you think they are what gave Heart such a great sound and made you a fan favorite, you're dreaming.

[@rosaisabel2764]

How about memo to Roger to not be such a horn dog with anger management issues. Dont blame Nancy one bit for not wanting associate with this out of control abuser. There fixed it.

[@anthonylilly6862]

Rock and Roll brother

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

heart performed a concert near st louis july 1979 that had 35,000 fans.

[@jedsteelwell2354]

Man 70s Ann Wilson was a goddess

[@davidmiller3128]

Iconic guitar intro!

[@allit8925]

Wish they had released more like this. It’s a shame how prefab their 80s stuff seems in comparison to this raw magic.

[@starlitblond]

If HEART was playing Oakland I was there. The Days on the Green, the most magical days!

[@dirkwyse1609]

OMFG thank you so much for posting this

[@syfman6]

I love this!! Thank you for posting...💚🎸

[@nancylamb1117]

Well, they should have! It was really fun to watch that and to follow by reading Rog's posts. Since that time, it's been a pleasure to get to know you both and see you the cool people you are. I can't believe that was so long ago... 2013?

[@GarySixSixty]

anne 🔥🔥

[@thewanderingnow8443]

LEGEND

[@MiguelLopez-is9te]

What I find interesting, is that Roger's name is credited with co-writing Magic Man, on the original release of Dreamboat Annie. I have that original album that my dad bought in 1975. But for some reason, Roger's name is no longer credited with Magic Man or Crazy on You.

[@FisherBrosandtheHumanTribe]

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[@denisfil6453]

Beautifil anne xx

[@nl12689]

Great!!!!

[@tootsieshmutsie6428]

Sh*t that's heavy

[@tenlittleindians]

I always loved that synth break in this song! This looks like he might be playing a Moog but it's not the same sound as on the record. The record sounds lower, maybe just a different filter setting on one of the LFO's that night? I don't remember the story behind this song anymore, I'll have to look it up. I'm curious if Sue helped write this one? Edit: Ok I know it was written about Mike. kzbin.info/www/bejne/f6urdaywoq6pg6s

[@robjones8733]

Yup the synth is definitely different, remember this is old school though, they weren't quite there yet. One of the most amazing live acts I ever saw was The Hooters (yes) they opened for Stevie Nicks....I was really impressed by their playing, and mixing prowess.

[@butchjones3497]

No one mentioned MIKE Fisher ( he WAS a good NHL'er), because it's ROGER Fisher! lol

[@jeffkovach9495]

I magic!

[@jeffkovach9495]

Hot spots!

[@greglavine4035]

Very talented Band....But Ann is the Star ,

[@sams220guy3]

💋💋💋💋💋💋ANN 💋💋💋💋💋

[@donturner-rz5ox]

Best Heart lineup, too bad, but like most bands just can't stay together.

[@jeffkovach9495]

Free girls!

[@gbipit1]

Wonder who liked who back then you know what I mean

[@vox_muppet7921]

They are sisters in this town but omg why do we have a fucking page image? Ty4postMr

[@frodofraggins]

Can you even hear Nancy on her acoustic? Seems weird.

[@lindsayheywood7195]

I've often wondered what the sound would've been like without Nancy's rhythm. Thinking it probably would not have been missed.

[@christophertheiss8877]

If I hear one more comment about how Roger Fisher is underrated... or any other musician I'm gonna puke. Underrated by who? Such a pedestrian comment. Anyone with a brain recognizes his talent.

[@mikeshaffer1406]

Don’t make music like that anymore 😊