Heart - Live at Capital Centre (Largo 1978)(DHV 2011)

0:00:00 - Heartless
0:05:02 - Devil Delight
0:10:00 - Straight On
0:14:52 - Magic Man
0:21:08 - Love Alive
0:27:27 - Magazine
0:34:23 - Mistral Wind
0:41:55 - Dog & Butterfly
0:47:24 - Silver Wheels
0:50:15 - Crazy On You
0:54:50 - Kick It Out
0:57:35 - Barracuda
1:04:00 - White Lightning & Wine
1:10:36 - Rock 'n' Roll
1:17:10 - *Band Inroduction
1:19:49 - Without You
Heart - Live at Capital Centre (DHV 2011)
Capital Centre, Largo
15 October 1978
Line-Up
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Ann Wilson - Vocals & Flute
Nancy Wilson - Guitars, Piano & Vocals
Roger Fisher - Lead Guitar
Michael Derosier - Drums
Steve Fossen - Bass & Vocals
Howard Leese - Keyboards, Guitars & Vocals
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If fullscreened, you see only in dark room and 2-3 meter from monitor ! (VHS quality and overpowered colors) Stage lights not synchronized to recordings, accordingly this concertfilm contains various quality parts from low to good.
Refiltered version of bootleg, overpowered colors, mining little amount red and blue colors of reflectors from dark. Balanced NTSC color to PAL, dark-light range wide.
Audio: channels balanced, 80% of clicks removed, strong hiss reduction, balanced vocal range and bass, cut above 7kHz and normalized.
Thx for Heart, recorders, bootleggers and KZbin ! (sorry my english)

[@riverraisin1]

That girl sang like that night after night. She still sings like that 40 odd years later. Ann Wilson ain't no joke.

[@cannonball666]

73yrs old and still doing tours. Freaking amazing.

[@facedownchuck]

My God this is fantastic. Ann Wilson is truly a rock Goddess. I live Benatar, Stevie Nicks, Ronstadt, etc., but Ann Wilson is absolutely the rock queen.

[@patrickm8638]

I was 17 when I came to America from Africa 1978 Dog & butterfly was on top of the charts I've been hooked ever since

[@rockit3422]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@davidcurran1934]

I would like to add Suzi Quatro to the list.

[@alonzovillarreal4666]

The entire band was phenomenal

[@StilettoCutsQuick.]

Yep all my favs too but Ann stands above the rest.

[@joeylyons4549]

Holy shit what a bullet proof voice. This is their prime. Of course I reckon Ann’s voice is still in its prime

[@cannonball666]

I found out last week that Ann lives less than an hour from me. I feel blessed to be so near The Goddess of Rock!

[@Cash2112]

Roger Fisher really played some incredible guitar during this era of their career.

[@joeschmoe373]

+Cash2112 you ain't kidding.!!!

[@ogrebattle22763]

Yeah he certainly is an underrated guitarist..... after he was dismissed from the band I pretty much lost interest in Heart... they did that album "BeBe La Strange" without him which wasn't that bad considering he wasn't on it but after that their music started going downhill with me they were doing all those love ballad songs in the 80's which I just could never get into...

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Are you sure Fisher never recorded anything on Heart' early 1980 album? Why didn't he work elsewhere as a studio musician after he was let go?

[@Juno58]

Cash2112 yes he was a true guitar freak!

[@thisistheworldtoday]

Cash2112 .. as good as the Wilson vocals were.. those guitar sounds really made the music even more special

[@julio_scissors]

Ann is the best rock and roll singer of all time

[@jorgealejandrorougier882]

Sin duda!!!

[@michael-101]

Yes.

[@stephenkaneb]

Saw this tour in Binghamton, NY. I didn’t know that I was seeing something that would amaze me on a smartphone over 4 decades later!

[@donalddemo]

Mad respect to the Wilson sisters!!!!! But without Roger Fisher keeping it 100% legit Heart never becomes Heart.

[@johnphillipsjr7238]

Wrong

[@richardbrannin7368]

This is when Heart was Heart.

[@peted9804]

@@johnphillipsjr7238 Yes, Donald you are right sir !

[@douglashaffner6602]

​@@johnphillipsjr7238🤣🤣🤣

[@katiegrundle9900]

damn right. they did him wrong for years.

[@lgaines62]

God, they were amazing! Ann's voice is incredible, even when she is just speaking to the audience. Love Alive, in particular, is absolute fire!🔥

[@jayspears6571]

One of the greatest bands of all time. Ann she has no equal.

[@crusheverything4449]

Jay Spears - I agree wholeHEARTedly!

[@facedownchuck]

Yes, she is the best!

[@roncoughman6221]

That original incarnation was one of the greatest bands for sure, totally underrated. I wish the 80s version had stayed the course, but I totally understand why they didn't and I would have done the same thing if I had been in their place. But Heart peaked in 1978 with this tour and has never been as good since. Ann, though, has continued to be the best female rock vocalist ever even if their material has suffered.

[@ogrebattle22763]

Pat Benatar....

[@WithaJoeFro]

@@ogrebattle22763. Pat Benatar has a great voice but it not a hard rock belter’s voice like Ann’s. Pat’s is more of a pop singer’s voice.

[@PatrickRyder-k1n]

What a great band! Ann Wilson has the pipes baby, absolutely always delivers great vocals.

[@dianalynn6899]

HEART at their best! I attended this very concert in Largo, the best rock & roll concert I have ever seen! 40 years have just melted away. I remember the set list and even what the band was wearing. I can’t wait to share this video with my son, who was born two years later. Through happy tears, Thank you. Thank you from the bottom of my HEART. Pun intended.

[@babiesrphotoops]

I've never grown out of this band. Every song still does it for me.

[@Dennis0560]

If there was a possibility that this video could be restored to a professional quality, what a collector's item that would be!

[@sammencia7945]

300dpi standard from 1971. Sony U-matic This is the best it will be. Up sample via computer possible but this is as it was taped in 1978. 300dpi on a 1969 standard U-matic pro video tape machine. Capitol Centre had a cutting edge multi-camera setup, control room, and 4 massive projectors showing it on 4 screens that hung over center court or the floor seats. Supposedly live only to the building but clearly the technicians had the common sense to run a tape for many shows. Pre-Betamax and VHS so likely pro grade U-matics. They had to run ads and promos for Caps and Bullets, so had to be able to play from a video tape machine. One set of cables would enable recording of the output feed from production desk. Lack of info suggests these uploads are all from technicians and producers, or someone who knew them and they aren't talking. No one wants to admit they took the tapes, likely as it is illegal, copyright strikes, not what bands or managers allowed. We are glad these folks taped the shows so we can see them later. I was at many shows at Cap Centre in 70s and 80s.

[@PhilcoRt66]

Saw them this year in Philly 78. I was floored. Never recovered thank god! Best live band ever. Mistral Wind was just unreal! People went nuts at the end over Rock n’ Roll!

[@DotAndDasho]

I was at this show! We had great seats on the floor! One of my all time favorite concerts. 🥰

[@afghanwhigs01]

I remember buying their first LP when it first came out.

[@scottanderson6166]

Mike Derosier's drumming on Mistral Wind is just mesmerizing.

[@Go-tee71]

Agreed! The orchestration of it is quite amazing.

[@jimmylorang995]

MIKE...THE DRUMMER...WAS A HUGE FAN OF JOHN BONHAM. HEART PLAYED THE ZEPPELIN SONG "ROCK AND ROLL" DURING MANY OF THEIR CONCERTS...

[@tyronestorm]

Fav ❤ by far! 40:23

[@margaretann59]

To see Annie and Nancy be so supportive of each other...remember, this is 1978. Women pioneers. Just 2 sisters who love rock and roll. The mighty Led Zepplin influence is so strong. I am so grateful to have been alive for this . Heart was my first concert ever. 1978 in San Antonio . A PFC in the Army. A woman rocking out with 2 other women.

[@chrisnizer5702]

Semper Fidelis Soldier! USMC TOW anti-tank missile gunner, 1985-1993.

[@davidvallone1476]

One of the Best Rock bands ever that's for sure. Listened to them often in the 70's Such talent!!! Ann's Vocals were the best . Mistral Wind!! Dog and Butterfly!

[@joeschmoe373]

HEART at their purist and ONLY 32k views?? Please...someone re-post this to all your social accounts and correct this egregious oversight! They where unreal in concert....UNREAL!

[@uk1128jc]

Geez! I've just found this. I really know what you mean here. This has now 82536 views :) Great! I'll share it everywhere as possible as I can. Joe Schmoe, YOU ROCK! \m/

[@gerberbernstein7360]

Poor video quality doesn't help. My brother has photos from this show.

[@johncarlson8029]

I saw the Bad Animals Tour at Merriweather Post Pavilion. Front row got sweated upon by the ladies ... daaaaaamn they smelled gooooood!!!

[@jeffmusgrave2458]

Look how this sister Duo have come so far to create such great music over the decades👍❤️💯

[@joegreatmusicfirstweir9646]

Jeff I totally agree with you 💯💯💯💯💯💯💯

[@Texasstar4]

The power of that voice and those harmonies seem so effortless. A rock n roll vocalist at their best.

[@MichelDomingue7]

This is an incredibly good concert! I saw them as a boy, but don't remember that they were as amazing as this!

[@christopherkirk3439]

Heart was my first concert in 77’ and they came to my city 8yrs in a row, they are the reason I love Rock n Roll. They don’t get enough credit for the impact they had on the late 70s , early 80s youth. They don’t make ‘em like this anymore.

[@tyronestorm]

Mistral Wind!!! 34:24 Ann knew what was up like we all did with this tune! Just amazing! ❤

[@jonathanrodrigues1316]

Absolutely fantastic

[@BrettOwen71]

Gotta give props to Nancy for not only being an amazing guitarist, but a fabulous singer in her own right. Those harmonies on Magic Man? Damn!

[@71rcode72]

Roger was the heart of Heart. Crazy dynamic unique ballsy player. DANG

[@Barracuda71-ln3jr]

Roger is an excellent guitarist he & Ann had a great songwriting chemistry between them when he ended up being kicked out of the band they just weren't the same to me. They ended up doing that love ballad hair band 80's crap which I wasn't a fan of but it worked for them.

[@katiegrundle9900]

ann wilson and karen carpenter were the greatest singers that ever lived. totally different but just one in a billion

[@welloiledmachinesaz]

Mike Derosier, best rock n roll drummer in the '80s!

[@crusheverything4449]

tom vannortwick - Really?

[@thirdbase6870]

What 'bout Myron Grumbacher? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKC5c6OVeNdmptE

[@voicevoice2053]

Fabulous talented band....and those awesome Wilson sisters....

[@joeyalbertson2125]

Unreal. So fortunate to have lived in a time when this music was being created and performed in a largely organic fashion.

[@davidphelps214]

I have seen Heart multiple times over the course of my life, still believe their best was in their early years up until the mid to late 80's, maybe even early 90's. Have been a fan all of my life starting when they released their debut album Dreamboat Annie, Little Queen was also quite good, the early year acoustical arrangements were top notch! These ladies now in their 60's & 70's can still rock it & kick ass, they belong & deserve to be in the R&R hall of fame! The hall should be honored to have them in it. LOVE HEART!

[@Whenwherehowwhy-]

I was there! Thanks for posting! Love how bands back then had no backing tracks , etc. Fantastic voice! Always loved you!

[@BrettOwen71]

21:00 And now this is the moment in the show when Ann will channel Ian Anderson and we shall be magically transported to a Jethro Tull show! Ann, will you never cease to amaze me?

[@skyschermerhorn9383]

Right? I thought for a sec, that perhaps Ian was joining them for a song.

[@rickster4u2007]

I'm so upset I didn't see them in the 70s. Regretting

[@bobarmbrusterjr1830]

I was at this show. It was my first concert ever at age 15. Amazing to find this video!

[@Cutter-jx3xj]

I fell in love with Ann and Nancy in Abilene Texas in the 70s at age 15. I still think Ann is beautiful and can still kick ass ,never misses a note

[@cannonball666]

I love her too. I hope I don't turn into a stalker. lol.

[@stardust2991]

This should be digitally remastered!!!!

[@raaawkstaaar]

it is already just a high generation analog copy to start with

[@tomo-z6v]

ハートを４０年聴いています😊❤

[@KitWriter]

My mother told me to come here and give The Love Monge-er, Heart some love. So here I am! Supporting the sisters, and JPJ! Actually, what she told me was: “Herbie!!! Time travel is possible! I went to this HEART concert in 1978 with your dad 2 months after we were married, and a year and a half before you were born! When you have time, grab some popcorn and have a date night right at home. Please watch this whole concert. It was a bootleg VHS tape lol. Go there and give it a thumbs up or I will hit you over the head with a drum stick! j/k. You would make my day if you left a comment at this site. It is underappreciated and doesn't have enough views. This is the happiest I have been in years. It was one of the happiest years of my life! Share it with everyone!” Like a good son, I am doing what I was told by my mother. xD

[@dianalynn6899]

Now son, when I said share it with everybody, I meant th that s video, not my private text to you! LOL Love, mom

[@bonzo713]

@@dianalynn6899 cute..

[@jdmac44]

I love their big 80's ballads, but I can't help but think how incredible they would have continued to be if they managed to keep things together with Roger Fisher.

[@k.wilkie3814]

Except that incarnation was starting to tank before it broke up. Hindsight is 20/20, but the original Heart band's albums were faltering which is ultimately why they were fired. It was a great incarnation of that band, but like almost every band except The Stones it ran it's course.

[@TheKestevon]

According to Ann Wilson they already sounded ancient in early 80s. I guess not all 70s greats transitioned well in 80s.

[@douglashaffner6602]

​@@k.wilkie3814🤣🤣🤣

[@k.wilkie3814]

@@TheKestevon Aerosmith is another band that took the exact same route as Heart in the late 80s -- outside writers, hair metal, and power ballads. I don't like all of Heart's 80s/90s material but for my money I'll take "Alone", "If Looks Could Kill", and "Who Will You Run To" over "I Don't Wanna Miss a Thing", "Dude Looks Like a Lady", and "Angel" any day of the week.

[@darrylcole5410]

This is the Heart I grew up with...!!! Awesome...!!!!

[@williamweiss6128]

Saw them, Little Queen tour. Amazing, ridiculous band then. On fire. Tight as F.

[@vancemitchell6292]

saw them during this tour i was 14 and in love with ann wilson, a very underrated and under appreciated band, especially this lineup they were a tight rock and roll machine

[@Noodleydoo]

vance mitchell Listen to how good they sound live! I personally think Ann Wilson is the greatest female rock singer of the classic rock era, probably ever for that matter. Her range and control are just phenomenal. And she and Nancy's song-writing chops are right up there with anybody, male or female.

[@Goodboy0953]

I too saw this tour I was 11 and had my choice between Stones ELO. Memphis TN. I remember Bob Welch opening first concert

[@ScottPlace]

Nancy Wilson is my favourite guitarist!!! and... inspired me to learn the mandolin! :)

[@jedsteelwell2354]

Ann Wilson in the 70s was a goddess!!

[@brucebudka]

Anne Wison could not be touched in this time period. Still my favorite.👍🤘🤘🤘

[@daisygirl899]

Thanks for this... Now I can go back to the 70's and rock out when ever I want to...

[@sabasufyana]

I've watched this entire concert at least four times already and it's the next best thing to having been alive back then to catch them live. Really hope they can tour in 2021. I wouldn't miss it for the world.

[@rayjohnson2387]

They toured in 2019...now they're separated again...I shouldnt have opted not to see them in 2019...but I'm not a fan of Sheryl Crow...and their other opener I never heard of

[@stargirl222]

In the 1970's-80's, If HEART was within 200 miles of where we lived, a carload of fans was on the way to the concert. Always. Once made a loop of Louisville, Indianapolis, Lexington, Nashville. Gas money and a decent car ruled the day; cheap hotels and concert tickets, too. Ah, Youth.

[@matthewwilliams7735]

You remember the Rupp Arena?

[@MelMel-hu2ui]

@@matthewwilliams7735 I was at the Rupp too. Grew up in Lexington. First time I saw them was in 1978. I was a lil kid. I wanted to be them. I couldn't decide if I wanted to be Ann or Nancy. 😆 They opened with Cook with fire and it blew my bobby sox off. I've been hooked since!

[@lestergillis7443]

Saw them October 14, 1978 at the Rochester War Memorial. Still one of the best shows I’ve ever seen.

[@WatchfulHunter]

A spiritual tidal wave of emotion.

[@positivitysuccessvideos]

I saw them this year in Los Angeles at the Forum it was one of the greatest shows I've seen. My big brother took me last minute. We had no tickets. He said lets go Joe! Rolled up a couple doobies put em in my sock. Went up to the ticket window ten minutes before they went on and sure enough some people had not showed up for two seats 7 rows back just off the stage...Perfect seats! I remember the electricity of the crowd the performance. I remember a stranger tapped me on the shoulder and passed me a joint on a roach clip just out of the blue just to be friendly. lol I was 16 and like this ..this is freaking GREAT! They played a couple Zep covers perfectly with great heart. ..

[@toddshroyer8506]

Joe Segal I wish people still did stuff like that, concert crowds are pretty lame these days.. everyone is so offended by everything

[@threepeater]

2 years before I saw HEART...my 3rd concert after RUSH "Hemispheres" and VHII tour...I was on the "Wall" and am still crushing on Nancy and this era... And Flamethrowers, Frisbees, Firecrackers, and Beachballs!! These shows were so much fun, and for a reasonable $8-12!! Thanks for posting this, great memories of a time we may never hear again...✌💜😎♾🇺🇸🇨🇦🎸🎹🕆

[@channel-zs4tj]

My favorites were Magic Man, Love Alive, and Dog & Butterfly. Ann is amazing with her flute playing!

[@river4837]

Truly an amazing band.

[@fortheluva1248]

I wish Roger Fisher was still with them. I know those gals write a lot but I believe he was a huge part of there soul in writing. Miss that guy. That's why all I listen to is there seventies era. And I was under ten years old when that stuff came out

[@blueberrycobbler]

Harley Bulldog 🙄😏

[@redwhiteblue9866]

The Wilson sisters are obviously very talented but I agree Rodger Fisher was an integral part of band and it just wasn't the same Kick-Ass rock and roll once he left.

[@stst9999]

I'm with you on that!

[@bradrainwater8056]

My best memories is watching this because it takes me back to those days and you know who you were with at certain times and where you were. I was at all these concerts loving my bands lol! This group is exceptional!! They ere great when I saw them 45 years ago.. and they still rock it!! ✌️❤️ when you have great songs with a band that plays it to a tee it becomes a wonderful intoxicating mixture of good vibes and love frequency that becomes the perfect cure for any ill! Let’s jam!!

[@pauleandersonmusic]

With their second encore hearing Ann and Nancy sing Harry Nilsson's version of Without You in a new way and in beautiful harmony...Not only was it soul-touching but it goes to show that they have great taste in music and that they really enjoy sharing their phenomenal sound and ideas.

[@erinbiers9938]

Absolutely love Roger Fisher guitar!!!

[@jbrannon7]

Was at this show. Saw Heart several times and they were always great.

[@darrylcole7869]

This is the Heart I remember...(the Original ) They were Badass...!!!

[@Dirgnimai7]

Listen to Roger's amazing solo during the ending section of "Magazine", starting at around 33:09. Stunning!

[@southpenn7973]

that was terrible...

[@Dirgnimai7]

@@southpenn7973 Golly. You're correct. What was I thinking?

[@EDOGG62]

The control of the feedback was phenomenal.

[@EDOGG62]

@@Dirgnimai7 Ha ha ha ha ha.

[@dirtshredder8737]

It seemed like he was trying to do a little too much?

[@diegocaramanico3866]

Great footage of early heart days and the Wilson sisters as true rock and roll women of that era...

[@petermeylink8923]

I really love Kick it out and Dog and Butterfly. Barracuda is my other favorite song. Long live The 1970s.

[@cannonball666]

I want her to get back together with Nancy and write a song together called Work It Out.

[@katiegrundle9900]

@@cannonball666 ya, i always thought ann had more class than nancy

[@GoldTopSlinger]

This was just a month and a half before their legendary New Years Eve concert in their hometown (and mine), Seattle. Three nights with Head East and... well Google says Sammy Hagar, but I don't remember him being there. But I've never forgotten Heart's performance. The song that sticks with me the most is Mistral Wind, with DeRosier playing the chimes. It was awesome.

[@sandymcgovern5864]

I was there too !!! It was FREEZING outside!!! I went to two of the 3 shows. The first one and New Years EVE...It was THE BEST CONCERT I have ever been to. EVER. That was a long time ago. LOL

[@chrisnizer5702]

Their hometown of Seattle?? Aren't they from Canada?? I seem to remember Anne Wilson mentioning Canada in an interview back in the day. Great band though, even if they were from Mars they still kick-ass!

[@johannesbols57]

I have the soundboard from the 31st. I was at the show the night before.

[@EdLaczJr]

i would crawl a thousand miles over broken glass to have miss Ann sing one song with my band.

[@Skypie61]

Love what the Wilson sisters have done for females in the Music Industry and their song writing is killer. But for me, this band line-up was their best. I wish they could have lasted longer...

[@silentlou4375]

All these years knowing of Heart without knowing this masterpiece called Mistral Wind, out of this world.

[@carol-mariefleming8689]

Mistral Wind is the best song Heart does live. Get the double album with 1 side live.

[@darrylcole7869]

Seen the Original HEART quite afew times...and just the Girls quite afew times...But l always loved the Original better...!!! Even met Micheal Derosier once...!!! I'm a Drummer also...Both big Bonham fans...!!!

[@alwaysopen7970]

I was at this show. There are recordings like this of every band who played the Capitol Center in the 70s. Were they are is another story.

[@jeffreylorien6687]

Except for the mighty zeppelin unfortunately.

[@augustinecerronejr7968]

I saw HEART in 1985. Ann and Nancy Wilson are like no other. Besides playing Rock and Roll they are 2 very beautiful Women 💜👌✌👍

[@izzy574]

Thank you for sharing this! As a musician and martial arts master, I know the 'hard work' it takes to be the one of the best. The Wilson sisters, along with their original line-up, inspired me to be my best! This concert captures Heart at its finest! Mind you, they STILL rock now in their 60's, but nothing beats this! Thanks again from Chicago.

[@SoshoreRN]

Never get tired of hearing her sing live

[@b.rocket]

I was 3 years old. I love her 😍

[@cannonball666]

I liked older women too at that age.

[@gzuzsavz]

..closing moments..Ann sits down at the front of the stage..the final vocal part of Without You..ppl tossing flowers to her..:'-) and as they're about to depart, she says, sincerely.."I don't know what to say except we love you and thank you. Thank you. We dig it". Dawww..Sweet/romantic/melancholic at times/grand-hearted Ann. We love and thank you..as well. May God bless and keep ya'll, always.

[@YooTooobJeff]

Glad you posted this, saw them later in FL in Feb 1979 on this tour... never forget it... True magic

[@joegreatmusicfirstweir9646]

Wow what a great concert I wish I could have been there Ann and Nancy Wilson the greatest classic rock stars of all time 🎸🎵🎸🎵🎸🎵🎶❤️🎵🎶

[@ogrebattle22763]

I miss this line-up.... Roger Fisher & Howard Leese complimented each other great on guitar... To bad they don't have a better version of this show... Great upload though... Brings back a lot of memories... The 70's were quite a time....

[@domeshine69]

@1:03:18 Kids, those are lighters being held up to request an encore. Nobody had cell phones.

[@flyboysteven9979]

had front row seats to Heart in 1976 during the Dog and Butterfly tour...Blackmore's Rainbow was the warmup band....it was incredible...

[@TheR-n7z]

Wow...never knew Rainbow opened for Heart then ...this is a great boot if them in '78...I have about 8 CD bootlegs ( soundboard )...and this and maybe another on DVD...heart were amazing between '75 and up til they lost Derosier...but I'm a fan and will see them later this yr 2024...with Cheap Trick...it's tough for any band...at least Ann and Nancy are still tops...ya can't replace Roger, Michael, or the others less ya get them all back... otherwise...you can only hope the new people are die hards as well ...!!

[@jimhusocki7492]

My very first concert! November 1978, at the old IMA Auditorium in Flint, MI. Sat 4 rows down from the very top. The rafters were vibrating the whole concert! We got high before going in. Unforgettable concert!!!

[@tyronestorm]

Goddamn I love this band so much!! Anyone else notice that Ann wasn’t included in rolling stone’s top 200 greatest singers of all time? That’s just not factually acceptable in my book! 1:02:18

[@asbjrnokkenhaug5465]

Heart, a great rock band. Really great. (Sad I just found that out to day, years after.)

[@johnshields6852]

They played my city the year before this show, a day concert in Boston, they had a few bands but heart was the reason I went, Rock-'n'-roll is a macho kinda thing, the fact that these two girls made music like this was amazing, it was that era, girls were overlooked or labeled, they were amazing that day. Thank you

[@cannonball666]

Ah, all the Bic lighters lighting up at the end indicating they want an encore. I remember those days. The Bic had another use there too, but I forgot what it was. lol J/K

[@Dutch2go]

Such excellent music, and live performance. Total quality.

[@craigrichardson5176]

I was there...14 and my first concert, saw Kiss as my second show there in '79! This was the Dog and Butterfly tour and had Van Morrison as the opening act.

[@mnguardianfan7128]

Thanks for posting this. This brought back a lot of wonderfully fun memories for me. Jumping around the room so much that the record would skip.

[@LS-ki9ft]

Got to see Heart play at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta back in the early 80s. What a great time. The Fox's great acoustics and the last of the great movie palaces combined with Ann Wilson's voice was one of my best memories in life.

[@ZoneTelevision]

I really miss this band.

[@rayjohnson2387]

@Zone Television ....ummm theyre still around

[@wompus6570]

@@rayjohnson2387 They might've meant the band with the original members

[@chryslercorners]

Ann's voice was pure erotica!

[@JHarder1000]

Still is. That little pact with the Devil sure has helped.

[@KitWriter]

Joseph Harder the devil stopped handing out soul contracts in the 70s after losing his fiddle of gold to Jonny, down in Georgia.

[@JHarder1000]

@@KitWriter I was ironically referring to the Urban Legend, ( If it is actually a legend) that, like a certain Ms. Nicks, the sisters Wilson, (And especially Ann) were- or are- part of the Dark Sisterhood.

[@adamgoldman9500]

@@KitWriter That's the best explanation I've heard about what happened to the music. Thanks!

[@kevinjohnbetts]

Oh those harmonies!

[@kimberlybritain6747]

One of my favs!

[@jamesmacdonaldjr.3594]

And that cover of Without You......AMAZING!

[@ximenacoronado7587]

Una de mis bandas preferidas la sensacional voz de Ann increiblemente de una reina del rock

[@JeanieCJones]

I stumbled upon this dynamic concert, looking to find a good version of Mistral Wind. Found of course, or else I wouldn't be writing this. Well, I can't stop watching every like, every weekend, I have to have a shot. Of this older Heart. LOVE them young or old. Saw them at this stage in their career, 4 months before this date in Dallas. Texxas Jam '78.

[@billrandolph5375]

+Jeanie C Jones couldn't agree with ya more....love Heart from 'Dreamboat Annie' to 'Fanatic'. Mistral Wind is the tune that did it for me...turned me into a Heartmonger for life. Ever hear any of Ann's solo CD-'Hope and Glory'? Should have been a much bigger hit than it was. Sure not to hear any of it on rock(?) radio this day and age. Bugged my local 'alternative' NPR station enough tiill they started playing some cuts off of it occasionally. F-ing pisses me off when there is still some great rock and roll being laid down, but gets little airplay. Maybe I shouldn't worry about radio airplay, Billboard charts, ect....and just love Heart whether anyone else listens to them or not. Again, frustrates me though when I know about some great music that I know a lot of folks would love as well if they could get a chance to hear it.

[@JeanieCJones]

No on 'Hope & Glory' only recently heard segments -I'm not understanding either, what has become of our present day radio play. It seems that my found best is Sirius FM. 0k then, seriously on Sirius, shouldn't they have an all Heart station there, like their all Pink Floyd station? Being the music industry & broadcasting has changed so drastically in the past 25 years, only the curious seekers will know, until a new wave of change comes as it always does.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Heart's 1980, 1982, 1983 and 1993 albums all had very good songs that did not get heard by most people. I too always felt more people would have loved Heart if they got exposed to their music in particular females from 1990-2002 who were drowning in rap hags and dance molls with zero talent. Heart getting back into the media starting with Behind The Music With Heart and other quality media exposure was the beginning of the renown they have now with newer generations.

[@gzuzsavz]

Yeah, i discovered Heart in'85 when i was 19..bc of MTV, i suppose, lol. & quickly bought all the earlier music and was gone! and ik what you mean..private audition & passion works got very little radio..then their self titled album, exploded! Love it and the vids..bad animals, as well. saw two bad animals concerts in WI..amazing.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

***** They were mind boggling live in 1985-1986 far better than the awesome Bad Animals tour of 1987-1988.

[@LexusIvana]

OMG heartless and Devils delight are my fav! So amazing.

[@ReneAensland]

Mistral Wind