HEART - Largo, Maryland - 1978 (Remaster)

[@wds77guitarzan77]

I saw this same tour at the Texas Jam in the Cotton Bowl, Dallas Texas... It was June 30th 1978... My first concert , and ... It was my 16th Birthday too !!🎉 The ticket was only $12.50 !! What memories I have of that day on the 50 yard line amongst 100,000 people !! Incredible !! 😎👍

[@roncoughman6221]

This is Heart at their absolute peak. Even with their popularity in the 80s/90s they never reached this level live again.

[@wvufreak56]

Ron: Agree 100%. This original Heart group were hitting on ALL cylinders at this point. Ann has always has the greatest vocals of anyone in the history of Rock & Roll. Roger Fisher definitely a great lead guitarist and Mike on drums ...this entire band was just flat phenomenal!

[@userphlglvc]

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[@Michael-presents]

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[@userphlglvc]

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[@WithaJoeFro]

The 1977 - 1979 era which were basically the Little Queen and Dog & Butterfly tours were the peak for this band for sure. Although my first concert in 1978 (at 10 years old thanks to a much older cousin smuggling me away) was after Magazine was released (the authorized release) but before D&B and everything at the merch booth had the Magazine cover on it so maybe there was a bit of a Magazine tour as well. I wish they had kept Devil Delight in the set longer -- it's one of their best early songs, and the pyrotechnics here are so cool. I remember an interview with Ann where she said they wanted the stage to look like Hell when the song kicks in. I saw Heart in 1987 after Bad Animals came out and they were excellent then as well, but it was almost like a greatest hits tour at that point because they played very few deep cuts and all of the great early tracks like Heartless and Devil Delight were long gone from the setlist. In fact in 1987 they sounded more like a metal band than a good ol' 70s hard rock band. It was good, just different.

[@rch6650]

I was the guitar tech on this tour. Good times!

[@wompus6570]

Do you happen to remember what they were using at the time?

[@themopedmetallist]

@@wompus6570 Gear or stimulants? jk. Cal Jam 2 shows Music Man backline. NW was starting to go more electric here so she appears alot in this era with Strats, a Les Paul Jr and later gravitated to a blackguard Tele. HL seemed to stick with his custom Tele until the 80s, RF hung with his LP and Strat. Sounds like he ran an octave pedal for "Straight On"

[@wompus6570]

@@themopedmetallist I've been trying to find out what pedals Roger used. I know on Dreamboat Annie he had a Univibe but it sounds like he also had a distortion pedal but I haven't been able to find out what exactly it was.

[@daweedbekhemm8549]

Really? ? So surely you can tell me what drinks Ann and Nancy drank backstage

[@gregorszurnicki41]

Good work my friend 😁

[@zoso1980]

THIS is why Heart is in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The 70s band is where the magic was with Heart. Fisher, Leese, DeRosier - tri-dymanic. Made the Wilson sister's all the better. After this, as other commenters have noticed once Fisher was out the slide begin. Six years later Ann would get a total makeover for the MTV era and those a-little-too glossy billboard hits started coming. This catches them in a creative and band dynamic. Heart is and was always more than just the Wilson sister show. Minstral Wind still causes me shivers down my spine.

[@kathylynnlyons682]

I get Shriver's from that tune, as well!

[@stevejanowiak1982]

Great comment!! Something weird happened circa ‘85. Every cool 70’s band became slick, over-produced cheese balls.

[@Mosey410]

Fisher was an absolute animal, still is. With Heart they group was perfect together. The whole was better then the parts and they were never the same after 78-79. And seems like they can’t get by that. Too bad , glad we have this testimonial to Rock and Roll to enjoy.

[@JDCUSA]

Opinions. Opinions are opinions.

[@margix1172]

@@stevejanowiak1982 BULLSHIT! 80's Heart are the very best ever.

[@mjx71]

I have to say I can't believe this video has been up for a year and A) it has no comments and B) it only have 1,100 views. Every heart fan should watch this video. It is Heart at their peak both in creativity and performance. I was fortunate to be able to see them few months after this, shortly before Roger Fisher pushed out. If you have not seen this video WATCH IT you will not regret it.

[@togue777]

I saw them in on the "Heart" tour in "85" and it was great but I really would loved to have seen this show.

[@beckychapman3662]

I agree! That was Heart's best, tightest tour ever. Saw them in Houston.

[@roncoughman6221]

They were never this good again after Roger left. The 85, 87, and 90 tours were a different band, still good but very much 80s hair metal and not organic like this. They got back to this in 2003/2004 after they reformed and had some good shows, but nothing like the early days.

[@k.wilkie3814]

@@roncoughman6221 I think they were good after Roger left, just very different. The 80 tour was the first without Roger and it was still pretty comparable to 78-79 aside from the horrid short version of Magic Man they started playing which I guess was because they figured Howard and Nancy couldn't play the guitar parts as well (which is BS, the 2000s version of the band has played it in it's original form and have done a great job). But starting with the Andes/Carmassi version of Heart their sound changed to a less heavy, more inconsistent sound. They had the terrible sounding drums 82-84, then the 85-86 version seemed to have very little bass or distortion in their guitars. 1987-88 (Bad Animals) was a phenomenal tour, very heavy guitar and sounding more like a hard rock band again, but the music was definitely more hair metal and pop aside from a few of the older tunes they still played. IMO the Brigade and Desire tours didn't sound all that good, and it wasn't until the new incarnation in 2002 that they really sounded heavy again. I didn't mean to write a dissertation, but I guess my point is they've had some very good shows musically since the early days, but the music was so different and they never really captured that organic, dark sound of the original band again. Devil Delight was such a great tune, and after Roger left there were no more Devils or Mistrals to be had.

[@redfishradical]

I think all of us fanatics from the 70s were afraid it’d be noticed and taken down LOL! So it was-like the 70s-one of those “Dude! Be quiet man, don’t be giving shit away! You wanna get busted?!” Things! 😉👊🥂

[@808stevan]

I was 17 when I went to this show...I can still hear Roger Fisher's blazing tone...he was like watching Jimmy Page that night, only better cause he wasn't as drunk as Jimmy was a year earlier at the same venue...the double solos were immaculate and it was obvious that Heart was a power house that was here to stay...now they are in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame...I have been a fan ever since, but it is this version with Roger Fisher that I love the most....

[@MsMars.]

Very cool. I'm jealous. Back in the seventies, all of us women wanted to be Ann Wilson.

[@scottcannon6841]

Yes ,I'm 63 What makes them so great there is an ESOTERIC genius to the lyrics. Timeless

[@kathylynnlyons682]

He can really work the stage with the two young women under his wings, all of 'Heart" rock's memories of them all making great Musical vision together, yeah "Sttraight on for You", Heart is beautiful, Live!!! ❤❤❤

[@kathylynnlyons682]

@@scottcannon6841 I'll be 63 on June 3ed, & these were the best time's, friend's & timeless memories, ever!!! Love is beautiful in "Heart"...❤❤❤

[@kathylynnlyons682]

Imagine this is "Heart" at their best.❤❤❤ We must be the same age, Kool...

[@stevejanowiak1982]

Roger was the embodiment of cool, bad-ass 70’s guitarist!!! God, I miss that time.

[@johnwiskirken9968]

So awesome. Heart gives an incredible performance, why has this not been remastered and released on DVD? The guitar playing is amazing, Heart at their heavy best! Ann has incredible voice, Nancy nails it, love the sisters harmonies, Roger is an exceptional guitarist, Howard, Steve and Michael are great here too. Just awesome!

[@sammencia7945]

These were "supposed" to be live broadcast only inside the venue and not recorded. Never to be seen again. Technician obviously ran a tape and recorded many of these 70s bands as they came through the Cap Centre in Largo/Landover. Licensing would be a legal nightmare. I doubt these are legal. Contracts at time probably didn't include this tech. People who kept them likely retired and put them up.

[@mikehunt-fx7sf]

Cool info.! You know what your talking about.

[@kenperkins7921]

​. Still had a good six or seven years of rocking it! Darn,it! 😢

[@dianeanderson6104]

Wish I had seen them in Largo Md. Love this band, especially Ann's singing and Nancy's guitar playing. A dynamite band.

[@joesephtoulouse5360]

Roger fisher, And this lineup was the best, never to be the same in great creativity. The Fisher brothers Howard leese.

[@shelldust7143]

I saw them in Jacksonville, FL in 1978!! They were fantastic!! I rocked my butt off!!😂

[@robertramey3354]

I love Nancy more every day

[@wvufreak56]

Yes, They were definitely at their peak on this tour.....no question. Never in the history of Rock & Roll did two women front such a great band! Ann & Nancy were just not " eye candy" either! Ann always had perhaps the most powerful, soulful voices in rock & roll history. PERIOD! Add that beautiful blonde sister of hers (Nancy) and her amazing guitar talents...along with the rest of that fantastic band...AND in my opinion you have one of the greatest bands of the Era! I saw them in '78 in Huntington, West Virginia..I had given up drinking and getting stoned in '78....and anyway I was straight as a stick. We were there super early and stood within 50 ft of the stage. I could see Ann very well from my vantage point. Honestly, I have never seen a woman with more "stage presence" than Ann Wilson. She owned that stage that night...and when they played "Cook With Fire" with giant torches on either side of the stage, I've never been more attracted or intimidated at the same time by WOMAN in my life! Wow! What a performance! Add "Devil Delight" right after "Cook With Fire" and I was HOOKED! Not only a great concert, but the sound quality was simply amazing! At this concert, off to one far corner. Nearly in front of me, they had two backup vocalists ..who wore headphones abd surrounded by plexiglass like they were in a studio . One was Susan Ennis I was told, who did background vocals on Dog & Butterfly. Sorry to write such a long post...but you can tell how impressed I was. It was hands down the greatest live performance I've ever been to or heard! Forever a Heart Fan! .

[@sammencia7945]

Cap Centre huge quad video projector screens that hung over center court. Often b&w live onto screens. One of first in. Country. DC has lots of money. Glad to see technicians saved Umatic copies to upload 40 years later.

[@LawrenceMarkFearon]

Heart fan from Maryland and grateful for whoever persevered the video all these years. Wish I could've gone to this concert but I was only 12 in '78.

[@akxeman]

OMG what a talented band! Ann is the Robert Plant if female vocalists. And there is none as superb as Nancy on harmonies.

[@world_of_max.g]

So I'm not the only one who this Ann sounds like Robert Plant!

[@NormanPeterson]

This is HEART... Seeing the current "Heart" hurts a bit.. No magic anymore.. Ann & Nancy are legendary but this was a group. Heart was Heart before the sisters even joined.. The music is what REALLY matters and it is the BEST!

[@jeffreyg607]

💯2024 Lilith Fair version, replete with resentment and misandry! Met all of my music heroes through the decades (including the sisters) and at least we have our memories. (I even text back and forth with a past member :) This 2024 "reunion" is not one, and they should have been big enough to ask the GUYS (who co-created those songs, BTW) to come back for a REAL reunion "farewell." I still love them, just disappointed. (Stevie Nicks pulled the same crap with Lindsey on the last Fleetwood Mac tour.)

[@TwoKnight-wl4qd]

I was lucky enough to be there that night. To this day it ranks up there as one of the best Concerts I ever attended. This iteration of the Band was great. I'm biased of course as a eighteen year old at that Time I had crushes on both Ann and Nancy. Honestly though I new Heart was special when I heard the song Magic Man played for the first time on the Radio. Thanks for bringing back great memories.

[@johnwerner4925]

This is Heart at it's best blend of still having the hard edge they began with. It's a rare mix of folk and rock not unlike The Zep except without the blues component which suits the fact this is a kicking band led by women perfectly. I like the fact it's pretty "balls to the wall" pardon the expression. It's just a little loose and raw while still being technically proficient spelling a band wholly into what they're playing and feeding off the crowd. The thing that I keep thinking of is somewhere there's a broadcast quality tape of this show. We have to make due, but why couldn't that pristine master be unearthed and made available? In spite of the less than perfect quality it's definitely enjoyable to watch and listen to. I am impressed by the way Roger wails on guitar. When Ann and Nancy sing together it's almost hard to imagine how it takes it to another level. I saw them on this tour in Birmingham, AL. Lousiana's Leroux opened.

[@jamespotter991]

This is awesome, this was the first concert i ever went when i was 16. The Cap Center was a great concert venue.

[@drakadog7405]

I saw Heart create magic at The Texxas Jam .As much as I love Dreams , Rocking Heaven Down , and both versions of Alone . Heart was at its best with it's original line up .

[@dottalks8156]

Like The Pretenders Those damn drugs, taking people well before their time

[@rafael16759]

@@dottalks8156 what? no one d1ed

[@dottalks8156]

@@rafael16759 Some of the pretenders did, sad but true story. But that´s a little off the subject, I´m reliefed to hear of their wellbeing.

[@vincentbondietti6931]

Great show...saw them June 1980 at Radio city music hall...waiting for time travel to become reality...great days...great times

[@scottcannon6841]

There is no imagination today. No life without it

[@chrisacer6605]

My God that is greatness starting at 5:01.

[@mrrifleman1695]

watch it?hell ,i was there,i lived in lanum,md 77-80,my neiber was a promoter 4 cap center,we got tickits anytime we wanted,thanks tommyjohn !!!

[@Heather-r2n]

Heart has always been my inspiration through my whole life! ❤❤❤

[@ronfunk1991]

I've seen Heart at the California Jam 2 on March 18, 1978. They did 'Mistral Wind' really good .Heart are super blessed and still going strong.

[@davidcrace8464]

I don't have anything else to say they are great, long live Heart

[@teresacandeloro5687]

What a gem!! My opinion... When it comes to the female genre nobody comes close to these rockin ladies! Ann kills it without even trying and Nancy's skills are impeccable!!

[@diannecarpenter7718]

Heart and their music, lives on forever !! 🎤🎸🎵🎹🥁 Life is better with music.

[@virginiacrawley3449]

I was 15 years old when I went to my first Heart Concert. I was blown away at the way Heart played. I was hooked and I am still a fan to this day. Long live my Heart. Peace.

[@louking1731]

I was at this show. It was fall of 11th grade. Walter Egan ("Magnet and Steel") opened. I had just learned how to play "Straight On" in guitar class.

[@marcellakroepfl7757]

Spencer from ADK Mtns. Sez...I saw the show in Syracuse, fucking out of sight man Remember the support? Walter magnet&steel. the M.F.er was never heard from again after the Wilson sisters were through w/ him. Ha

[@troybirch]

Please go to 54:50 to hear Ann and the joy of the guitar. The joy of music before the money, the breakups, the grind. The joy of the music... exceptional. Thank you for posting this.

[@ericfox7234]

Comment is right on. This band is one of the greatest of all time. Ann Wilson, American made. This concert ! Iconic

[@teresaganim6240]

MVP's Ann Wilson Vocals Roger Fisher and Mike Derosier! Roger's guitar playing is amazing and Derosier is brilliant losing them sent the band into corporate rockville tragic.

[@marykrueger6039]

Thanks!! My favorite band of all time. Heart forever.

[@greymattervandal]

@28;00 Magazine is easily in my top 5 of theirs. Just a surprisingly good band. Roger's outro solo has always been a fave..

[@justineapril7922]

I was lucky enough to see Heart in 1978 for the "Grand Slam Jam" at the Milwaukee County Stadium! The bill was Journey, Cheap Trick, Heart and Ted Nugent! It was a GA concert and it cost a whopping $12.50! My friends and I were able to get about 30 feet from the stage!

[@justineapril7922]

@Tomi Igo it was a fantastic show! A couple months later, I went to another concert at the Milwaukee County Stadium featuring Pablo Cruise, Steve Miller and the Eagles!

[@laddeveritt8933]

This is a real treasure. Thank you for posting it.

[@Brad11762]

I saw this show 2nd row in Lexington KY. The original band was amazing. They inspired me to go on to run sound for some of the biggest bands in the world but I never got to mix them. If I had a dying wish it would be to mix this band for one last tour. If they ever toured with the original band it would sell out every arena in the country.

[@kenperkins7921]

The 70s man,,we had it all because all of these legendary bands were, intheir freaking prime, fairly young and hungry Not 60 years old, and fat and forgetting the lyrics!

[@kenperkins7921]

I Nowmost of us took this kind of entertainment for granted, there was greatness swarming all around us, then 80s mess came along and it would never be the same. Yuck would be the word,from then own,not GRESEA

[@doogboy]

WOW!

[@josephharris1869]

The real deal kids!!! No computers- no tuning - no video screens- A time when tickets were 10$ we would just run to the stage and grab you ground - festival seating - days

[@raybruce9522]

Heart at their peak with all the original members. Totally different band after The Fisher brothers departed. This is the rock songs that made them famous . So glad I got to see them in 1978 at the Indianapolis state fairgrounds. During this time period you made it big by touring hard and rocking not MTV fluff commercialization.

[@SteveAustin.]

damn i was 7 when this concert took place....if i had a super cool brother or uncle back in the day i could have attended.....grrr....lol...LOVE 70s rock !!

[@SimirJohnson]

Saw them in New Haven around this timeframe when they were promoting their “Dog and Butterfly” album. I remember we had 10th row floor seats and stood on them for most of the show. Thanks for posting.

[@PortofinoArts]

Fisher most underrated guitar player

[@buffbenj1]

I love this one because the lead guitarist left less than a year later. He cannot be replaced IMO

[@iamrichrocker]

Roger Fisher..so under rated!

[@buffbenj1]

Yes, Roger Fisher has yet to be matched by any guitarist ever to play with Heart. Growing up in the 60s-70s, this was the Heart I fell in love with. Who'dve thought they'd never be the same after 78.

[@Gianni117]

Mark A Maybe now....In Ann's prime no comparison in range, color/tone, pitch or power.

[@D2G5M]

Mark A Out sing Ann???? I watched a few videos of her covering some Heart songs and she has a good voice but nothing unique, whereas Ann's pipes are superhuman at times! An untamed force of nature!! Even at 67 she can still shatter glass!!! I actually prefer Ann's vocal tone now, she has developed more depth and soul over the years!!!

[@D2G5M]

Gianni XO Not even now! Ann still has it!! Her solo Shows were fantastic last year!!!

[@izzy574]

Wow, JUST found this *remaster* after having viewed a poor copy. This original Heart line-up has got to be the best...and Roger (if you're seeing this, you ROCK!); thank you for your inspiring reply!

[@drakecrosland3126]

Amazing. Simply amazing.

[@davidtruman6081]

Ann Wilson has no match..then..now..ever. Nancy Wilson will set it on 🔥 every time

[@칸딘스키-m2v]

이때는 제가 너무 어려서 당신들을 몰랐습니다. 지금 이영상을 볼수 있어서 너무 좋습니다.

[@칸딘스키-m2v]

그때의 앤 윌슨의 목소리를 lp로 듣고 있습니다.

[@loristrelecki651]

So good. One masterpiece after another.

[@williamweiss6128]

GD, band kicked ASS!!! Seen them 78', Nothing compares.

[@katiegrundle9900]

ann wailing afer rock and roll. wow! Tears and goosebumps!

[@laddeveritt8933]

Pretty version of "Mistral Wind" here. Love Derosier on the chimes at the end.

[@ScottyKirk1]

Probably my favorite Heart song!

[@househeadericmd]

So awesome to see them play classics live like Devil Delight and Magazine. If you listen closely you can hear Nancy Wilson through a bit High Jink into the intro to Crazy on You. If you have a good ear. It’s awesome and overlooked by many.

[@JJ-lb6hm]

I really liked how they worked with the lighting in this perfomance. It really adds much to the atmosphere.

[@redfishradical]

Ohhhh YEAH!!! I grew up in the 70s in Juanita and THIS is the STUFF!!! The Eastside’s OWN HEART LIVE AND IN THEIR PRIME!!! Thank you a THOUSAND TIMES OVER FOR SHARING!!! 🎉👊🍾🥂

[@Torpor111]

saw the next show after this one in Hampton......fan for life

[@bradclark9129]

Hard to believe that these ladies are in their 60s still rocking and still as beautiful and sexy as they were then.

[@brianmahoney9388]

Grew up in Maryland it was actually or should I say is Landover Md. The Cap Centre short for the Capital Centre was torn down years ago. I still have a gaping hole in my heart. Fond memories.

[@free1982]

コレはハマるぜ!　ピーターバラカン🤠

[@narpiesgallo9810]

ann in my top all time times of female singers along with Aretha fir sure. Nancy not to bad herself. heart was opening for a lot of bands in the 70's seen them like 8 X's go my sistas

[@oh4539]

Nancy's voice on Dog & butterfly is just so heavenly. I'm deceased

[@rustynail246]

I just feel old when I watch these classic video.

[@Redwhiteblue-gr5em]

Capital Center in Landover. Saw Heart there in December 1983 with Kansas.

[@sean92591]

Man Oh Man ! What a tight band live. WOW!!

[@k.wilkie3814]

This is definitely the best longform concert video I've seen from Heart. I'd love to see the entire video of the Dog and Butterfly-era concert where Ann is wearing the purple housecoat/dress that has a popular Crazy on You clip floating around. The only other one I'm aware of is the Brigade-era one from Mountain View California, and that was my least favorite of the 80s/90s tours (the band didn't sound that hard, and Ann's vocals were for some reason very shrill sounding). I wish the video quality was better on this one.

[@katiegrundle9900]

i think that was in seattle where roger smashed his guitar and ran offstage

[@kathylynnlyons682]

Just getting ready to graduate from High School in June, of ""77", this was magical time's within so much beautiful memories, I might love to change a day or so, otherwise, it doesn't get better than these time's.

[@johnweir7700]

The cap center was a "magical" place for music weather it was bad co, boston, skynyrd, lets not forget blue oster cult-opened for just about everybody. When you were in the cap center you were partying with friends. Heart that night still holds #1 to me. Miss those times but memories are GREAT!......thanks HEART!

[@kathylynnlyons682]

@@johnweir7700 Agree, I saw BLue Oyster Cult at Pine Knob in Michigan in the early 80's & the Power Ballada were great, Vera Gemini, Godzilla & all their hit's from "Full House" rocked this amphitheater for miles; thanx for the remembrances of the Music that formed generations of Entrepreneurs in some of the most influential musical songs of all time..God Bless, Love Kathy...💞🙏💥♐🥂

[@bobl6649]

Wow. Just found this. This was my first concert that I ever saw - 1978 at the Cap Center. They were great and Roger Fisher was amazing. (Walter Egan (the opening act, not so much)). Thanks!

[@bearmare9710]

Likely the best Heart ever will be. Roger Fisher was a powerhouse of a musician. What a loss. The #1 rule still applies: no relationships within a band - they're a disaster.

[@captainsteve7817]

True enough but this form of the band never happens if the Fisher brothers and the Wilson sisters don't hook up.

[@byrd56]

Ask Pat Benatar and her guitarist Neil Giraldo...they have been married for going on 37 years.

[@mauramunro833]

Saw 3 shows in Boston in the seventies....I knew how lucky i was to be attending & that this AMAZING band would be great for years & years to come

[@greggnumme8644]

EVER BEEN IN A BAND? ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE... 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️🤔💫✨😲

[@dirtshredder8737]

Ann blowing that flute like Jethro Tull. Damn.

[@rayjohnson2387]

Ian Anderson 🙂

[@shootr1303]

I wishy they had come to my area in the early days but I did see the 2016 tour. I also saw them in Indianapolis in 1980. Nancy was sick and they only played about 15 minutes which bummed me out big time. Still I did see them play. It was after Fisher had left. He contributed great things to the band. Other people might play his stuff but he created those sounds and he helped make the band what it became. IMO they were in the top 5 of all concerts I've seen and I have seen many of the greats (The Who, Pink Floyd, Jethro Tull, Steppenwolf, Doobie Bros., Yes, ZZ Top, Deep Purple and 150 others or so)

[@williamweiss6128]

Love this. Takes me back. They were so great then.

[@troybirch]

Still are......

[@marymistretta6906]

Love them!! ❤❤💔❤️❤️

[@loriklasnich2508]

This was awesome!!!! Thank you for sharing

[@maryhooper786]

Wow I was there..My birthday present

[@dietpepsivanilla3095]

I think you mean the first "classic" lineup. The original lineup didn't have Nancy, Howard Leese nor Michael Derosier. Yes, I know. Knit picking.

[@Goodboy0953]

My Fist Concert July Mid South Coliseum 1978....

[@pmcclaren1]

good ole Coliseum in Memphis TN. Man, you started w/ these 2 FOXES & their band in our great BOOMER generation!

[@jimkavanagh4646]

Thank You Thank You Thank You!!!

[@summermcpherson8209]

Amazing concert!

[@alanengel3830]

Thanks for the memories

[@coreyoliphant3268]

Hell yeah MISTRAL WIND rocks..

[@PortofinoArts]

Devil delight

[@pmcclaren1]

More GEMS from our so-blessed BOOMER generation! And 2 of the FOXIEST LADIES in the generation of most beautiful ladies, coolest cars & greatest music ever made! John 3.3, 33-34-

[@MsMars.]

Man, they really delivered a lot of music at this concert. Talk about pleasing the fans. Am I mistaken or is Ann Wilson packin' a Canadian accent here? Sure sounds like it near the end of this video. If so, she's lost the accent over the years. She is a beautiful lady in and out. Nancy Wilson too.

[@kimberlybritain6747]

Passionate!

[@Highways6]

Saw Heart on sept 2nd 1978 portland international raceway :)

[@skipwin9895]

That was THE Heart concert. Upgraded video here if you haven't seen it yet. kzbin.info/www/bejne/eHaVXpqmgpenhMU

[@dirtshredder8737]

This is hot! Vicious instrumentals, vicious vocals fkn killer!

[@teleclasster]

Whomever's name is on the credits, these songs are the result of band collaboration and input of many ideas & experimentation. How creative they are during this lineup. I'm looking at you Roger Fisher.

[@laddeveritt8933]

Derosier was a nice player, wasn't he?

[@clody4575]

Just looove it

[@chipper2462]

Two words....Love Alive......sweet

[@juliegriffin6561]

fuckin great band!!!

[@wwsoulrockerstudio]

Band sounds real good here.....Ann&NAN Band. Rocket sisters!

[@wwsoulrockerstudio]

Thanks Howard

[@sbrave]

In their prime!

[@shelleyharris165]

713, 🥈 silver and 🪙 Gold . Pawn

[@user-qi2jj5nh4h]

Somewhere someone has the original master footage of this concert. I wish they would stop being selfish and share it with us!

[@seantoonen9748]

I think Mike Derosier's fans must have posted this in a chat room somewhere. He's a great drummer, but I've never seen so many comments about the drummer, even freaking John Bonham, lol.

[@dirkmcgurkin1272]

History.

[@dirtshredder8737]

Should be against the law to have 3 guitarist this good!