Heart - Even It Up | REACTION

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[@Don-Jack]

It's actually Ann playing bass in the recording

[@MiguelLopez-is9te]

🤘🤪🤘 LOL... You are one twisted individual, Ryan. But that's one of the reasons I subscribe to you. The brotherhood between you two is so sweet. When Roger Fisher was voted out of Heart, Nancy & Howard discussed the lead guitar position and Nancy told Howard to take it. According to their 2012 autobiography, Nancy said she was more connected to acoustic & rhythm guitars but would occasionally play lead over the years. Howard was in Heart from 1974 to 1996. Thanks so much! ❤

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[@msaz2720]

The Buggles was the first video and Pat Benetar was the second with “ Precious Time”

[@seantoonen9748]

Nancy is a badass on guitar but she's said several times she just didn't want to do lead guitar because she has a love for rhythm and acoustic and honestly didn't have the personality she felt she needed to pull it off. No doubt she technically was good enough to do it.

[@murdockreviews]

The sax players definitely stole the show here 🙂

[@pokerface8242]

And you know that while that was the Tower of Power horn section on the record, the three guys playing horns on the video were actually Heart's Howard Leese, Steve Fossen and Michael Derosier.