Heart on "Tomorrow w/Tom Snyder" ~ song+interview U.S. TV 1980

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[@lydialopez1637]

Their voices are not only beautiful singing but speaking as well.

[@ralphfiligenzi6180]

Just like their looks. BEAUTIFUL!

[@lorenamares1427]

Ann's voice was so pure and flawless.

[@MisterE428]

is

[@lisamarie8700]

Yup, still is!

[@lovetogolf4184]

Perfect voice!! She touches your soul!

[@__ZANE__]

I just got done jamming to Ann's latest album she just released, and let me tell ya she's still got it!

[@tonyperone3242]

Those ladies are gorgeous still.

[@marcelojavierlovera6130]

nobody could touch ANN's VOICE in those days, she was the best for years and years, i know BANATAR, RONSTADT, NICKS were also at their peak but ANN WAS from another planet.

[@barbaragalbreth4429]

The girls are still great today, but what people don't realize is they were both raised in a military world which creates mental strength and courage. Military families usually strive for their highest potential and recognize those people around them who are not. Ann may have the voice of one in a million,but the odds that Nancy compliments Ann's voice perfectly and is also a one in a million guitarist, seems almost cosmic, yet they themselves would say, that there are many who miss their musical potential by allowing others to suck the life out of it.

[@dirtshredder8737]

I have never seen these gals be nothing but respectful to everyone. They are beautiful inside and out.

[@denissegoatcher-avila3113]

I was born Dec. 1980. I love every song they did. Ann Dustin Wilson She is 1 month younger than my dad, 69, going on 70. The sisters are great role models for younger girls.

[@BusterBunnych]

Nancy's eyes hypnotize me !!

[@pmcclaren1]

both ladies, incredible gifts from the LORD to our so-blessed BOOMER generation; Ann's searing voice, such raw power & Nancy's guitar, surging forward; and both ladies DROP DEAD GORGEOUS. Plus Tom Snyder; always MR COOL!11

[@xaosnox]

What a pleasure to see Ann before the 80s hurt her precious heart so much that she had to let Nancy do all the talking. It's great to see her happy and independent again. (Although she's married, that's a sign that she got over the pain and dependency on Nancy.) Ann has been one of my biggest vocal inspirations for as long as I can remember, and I missed all of these early years. It's a lot of fun to see these times. Thanks to the poster!

[@buckysnodgrass9252]

The problem is that when Ann "gets over her dependency" on people she seems to treat them like rubbish and toss them out. Whether it was Roger, Steve, Michael, Mark, Denny, Ben Smith, Dan Rothchild, and now Nancy she got what she wanted out of them and tossed 'em out. Maybe she's like that because Michael Fisher did that to her, but Ann has left behind a trail of people who feel used and abused, to the point that she and her sister don't even spend time together anymore. That's sad, and it's on Ann. Nancy was very protective of Ann in the 80s and 90s and got her through that painful part of her life, and yet somewhere along the way Ann decided that her voice was everything and the rest of the band doesn't matter. That is liable to become a very lonely life when that husband of hers either abuses her like he did Nancy's kids or passes on (he doesn't look very healthy). I feel bad for Ann at this point, very well could be a lonely old age for her, and the last time I heard her that voice wasn't doing her anymore favors, in the high register anyway.

[@greggasiorowski4025]

The more dirt I hear the more Heart bums me out, stopped listening to them after the 70s, two great albums 2 so so ones before they totally sold their soul to the Rock n roll circus, that sale was pending on this interview, this is the kind of crap that made me pack in for punk rock in the 80s.

[@buckysnodgrass9252]

@@greggasiorowski4025 I loved their early stuff, way more than 2 albums for me. As for the hair metal part of their career, there are parts of it I like (most of what I like from that period isn't what was played on the radio) as they had some really good tracks on those albums, but the record company wanted them for one thing and released singles that didn't necessarily represent the albums or band. Really liked their 1994 album Desire Walks On, and have enjoyed a couple of their 2010-era albums which were more similar to their early material. So I'll always like the music. It's just that after getting to know a couple of people who have been in that band I've learned that there are serious egos and that the "victim" story Ann likes to tell isn't entirely accurate according to people who were there. As one person put it "Ann didn't do anything that Ann didn't want to do whether it was clothes or music or camera tricks" -- read into that what you want. Were people mean and cruel? From what I've heard not within the band. Were people worried that self-destructive behavior was going to damage the band's image? Apparently so. But somehow that story ended up being turned into the issue at hand becoming everyone else's fault, yet everyone who has been through that band except Howard Leese has been fired at some point, and the only reason Nancy wasn't fired is because she owns part of the name (Ann apparently even planned to go on tour as Heart without Nancy in 2017 until Nancy threatened to call lawyers and issue press releases trashing the whole thing. In fact lawyers apparently did get involved to sort out who could legally do what without the other). The moral of the story for me, and I think it's true of any band, is that just because you like the music it doesn't mean you'd like the people. It's easy to build up people you don't know into being wonderful, benevolent human beings but rarely is that the case, especially in entertainment. There are egos everywhere, and the stories you hear are developed for PR, not necessarily for accuracy sake.

[@greggasiorowski4025]

@@buckysnodgrass9252 I like to think the music has a life of its own apart from the artist like a child, at least it's been a comfort, never understood groupies or wanting to hang with artists, can't remember a case where it hasn't been major disappointment, when it comes down to it, & I even remember Ann echoing this, the feeling you get ultimately comes from yourself.

[@chrisacer6605]

@@greggasiorowski4025 Totally agree Greg. Well said.

[@dailmcdavid5883]

They ROCK hard onstage 🎸🥁 🎹🎺 but so humble in interviews sweethearts

[@zk0641]

Wow! Stunning voice and looks!

[@builditonce]

Karen Carpenter, Ann Wilson... God’s gifts to the world. (Of course, I’ve been in love with Nancy since the seventies)

[@facedownchuck]

WOW! My two favorites as well!

[@summermcpherson8209]

Oh yes! I would include Stevie Nicks as well to make it a top three!

[@spicey6646]

Tom Snyder:The Best Interviewer ever.So polite.Courteous.

[@facedownchuck]

Yes, Tom Snyder has always been my favorite.

[@Huddie400]

“How do two women lead a band, and keep it all together.....etc.?” Tom!!! The same way two men do!! 1980 - geesh!

[@tracypaxton1054]

To be fair, there was probably a lot of resistance towards them for leading a band in that day and age because, unfortunately, it was not accepted.

[@scottcampbell7142]

Maybe, but in my personal opinion, some of Tom's questions were so adolescently lame.

[@msr1116]

@@scottcampbell7142 ....Tom wasn't really good at interviewing young rock musicians. His KISS interview is quite humorously remembered for, among other things, his mispronunciation of the word: bass. Having been born in 1936, he was out of his element with the Boomer -age music crowd.

[@bluedragonfire4960]

Love them.

[@paulceasrine3702]

October 27, 1980 'Tomorrow Show' with Tom Snyder "Tell It Like It Is" was released as a single, and was also put on the 'Greatest Hits Live' album which was released a month later on November 29, 1980. Heart had just completed their 1980 'Bebe Le Strange' tour. They were hitting the Television Circuit now. 'Tower of Power' provided the Horn Section, This show was broadcast from New York City.

[@ilovethetampabaylightning92]

I love Tom Snyder. I could watch him all day. His voice is like a drug and it has me hooked. The fact that he passed away in '07 hasn't done a thing to quell my infatuation.

[@birsay123]

I’m seeing Tom Snyder but I am hearing Dan Ackroyd’s impression.

[@darinjames3313]

I think Ann always told US like it is.......Shes the best of the best.....the most outward beauty combined with that inner stuff.....(Sweet Emotions)....She is MUSIC to my EYES , EARS and SOUL.....Nancy stands on her own too!....beautiful ladies with ❤....thanks

[@buckysnodgrass9252]

That had to be painful for Roger, and for it to be discussed like that. And even back then it seems like the guys aren't getting credit -- it's all about Ann and Nancy even though Howard, Michael , and Steve contributed too.

[@comelymusicband]

She had a stunning voice!!!

[@dailmcdavid5883]

They Rock HARD onstage but interviews they're humble

[@thomaslombardo3401]

Love them forever.

[@gabrielueta6908]

Heart band: 1976 - 1980 †

[@AnnihilatingAngel]

I love their voices & demeanors. I had it BAD for Miss Ann for many years...What enormously talented, gorgeous ladies...

[@sheilawilliams5726]

I had to giggle a little when Ann said that Led Zeppelin was really heavy. I guess they would be back then in my parents generation. In mine... We had SLAYER!!! lol But u know, we metalheads have to appreciate the old music. They started the heavy metal. we wouldn't have heavy metal if it wasn't for legendary greats like Heart, Elton John, Led Zeppelin, and The King himself. Mr Elvis Presley. I thank you all. And i love your music!💖🍻

[@paul.theeightiesluvr.1945]

*Angel Of Death* , For Example... Certainly Was A Bit Heavier That Say ?? Stairway To Heaven !? Lol hahaha *

[@greggasiorowski4025]

Slayer wasn't heavy they were fast & spindly, there's a difference.

[@lightertouchoflove7218]

God i love ann 😍

[@magnoeustaquiodocarmo5673]

really i love these girls

[@pmcclaren1]

Man!!!! Blown away by these ladies! will Steamroll Rock n roll & both ladies; both DROP DEAD GORGEOUS!!!

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Ann age 30 here nancy age 26.

[@jkburns8217]

Man, that was cold . . obviously some really bad blood between the Wilson sisters and Roger Fisher. I mean geez, personal issues aside, the guy co-wrote 'Crazy On You', 'Barracuda', and the iconic guitar riffs and solo for 'Magic Man', and they equate his departure with trimming the fat? Heartless . .

[@lorenamares1427]

Never seen pictures of their so-called ugly duckling days. They are just humble.

[@buckysnodgrass9252]

Ann was an ugly duckling in high school -- heavy set, long greasy hair, etc just like 80% of teenage girls in this country. She's not being humble, but is trying to show today's young girls that it's not about being a beauty queen, it's about using your talents and shooting for your dreams. There's a great chapter in their book about Ann going back to her high school reunion and one of the guys who had been very cruel to her in high school suddenly acting like they were best friends now that she was a rock star. I won't ruin it for you in case you decide to read the book, but I'll just say it didn't go well for him.

[@manxuberglider8]

@@buckysnodgrass9252 Wow. You’re dead wrong. Ann had lost weight by her last years in high school. “Long greasy hair” where the hell did you get that from? The pics from their teenage years prove that they were attractive girls.

[@PortofinoArts]

Super 💖 Ann Wilson and song!

[@ReneAensland]

Great interview =]

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Too bad he didn't ask what inspired Strange Euphoria and how they got it to sound so bizarre but captivating on their 1980 GH album shortly after they recorded it and memories were fresh.

[@lightertouchoflove7218]

WOW ANN HERMOSA COMO SIEMPRE!!!

[@stefanriemann7074]

Awesome

[@lorenamares1427]

The fellas that you started out with . . .generated a LAUGH!

[@andyburk4825]

"Why is the band getting smaller ? "

[@Lunarcheese72]

this interview seems so modern

[@ldorr1]

Ann Wilson GREATEST GEMALE ROCK.VOCALIST OF ALL TIME

[@dailmcdavid5883]

Ann sounds good live 👍

[@__ZANE__]

etched in gold!

[@lovetogolf4184]

WOW how does she sing like that???????? Go to 1:24 when she say's I Willlllllll...I Willlllllllll.. Never heard and never will be duplicated!!!!

[@leeguillory9660]

I agree with most I did not like the style of questioning but I guess it was normal for the time. They handled it well!😄

[@Lunarcheese72]

Why? because it was fun and loose? people need to stop being so fucking offended by minor inconveniences

[@darrenbennion6086]

No lip syncing.....just telling it like it is

[@lorenamares1427]

I aspired and practiced to be almost like them at the age of eleven.

[@RockNRoller66]

I actually met them at 12 in the summer of 1978 here in Memphis at the Hyatt Regency hotel and went swimming with Nancy in her 2 piece white bikini. Her boyfriend was actually jealous of me because me and her really clicked on the rock and roll conversation and what not, what a chump he was, he actually ran me off and she jumped his ass for it, oh well! I started playing guitar at 7 in 1973 and had a Les Paul and a Marshall half stack at the time. I could only top that with the FACT that I met and ate lunch with the Rolling Stones the very next day!

[@mikeyweaselwhipper3074]

@@RockNRoller66 what a cool story, it makes me want to share mine with you. in 1981 i was 20. the rolling stones were touring that summer, and i found out heart was going to open for them for two shows in boulder, co. so i got my money together for a flight to colorado, and headed out to boulder, w/no concert tickets, no hotels. when i got there i bought a ticket from a scalper for each of the shows, and bc i had nowhere else to go, i was one of the first admitted into the stadium. i got to see both shows from the 3rd and 4th rows. the stones, heart, and george thorogood. i remember sleeping on peoples lawns in my sleeping bag, no one called the police on me. imagine doing that now lol

[@josejuanespinosadelgadillo5565]

Sounds great with horns!!

[@TedOtis]

does anyone remember the other guest on this show? I'm pretty sure I was in this audience for this one (I remember the Heart performance) and guessing it may have been Norman Mailer?

[@dirkswish31]

0:24 -0:26 😍

[@billhodges3097]

I would never play with Ann Wilson's heart

[@ralphfiligenzi8714]

HOTTER THAN FUCK IS THE ONLY THING I CAN SAY ABOUT ANN WILSON!!

[@TheFpCassini]

9:13 Nancy referring to herself or Ann?

[@jonathanstoutenburg8634]

Nancy gained her weight and it is just who she is, I have always respected her attitude.

[@rgrndu]

Ann gained weight. Nancy was always thin.

[@jonathanstoutenburg8634]

Ann is the singer.

[@JFPickus]

Tell it. (long uncomfortable pause) Like it is. WTF Tom? It's all one sentence. And it's a cover, so it's not like it's an unknown song.

[@tyronestorm]

Who’s drumming?

[@crisrose521]

Jimmy Page wanted to create a new supergroup with Beck , Moon and Entwistle. . Keith Moon said “ that would go over like a Lead Balloon “ Bud Page liked the alternative Led Zeppelin and used it for his other , more famous supergroup

[@TheFpCassini]

12:16 Ann: "...more fatless..."

[@buckysnodgrass9252]

I guess if she calls getting rid of the guy who came up with the riffs for Crazy on You, Barracuda, Mistral Wind and who created the instrumental section to Magic Man "fat" then I guess she's right. Ann is the best female hard rock singer in the world (in my opinion), but it wasn't her voice that made people buy those early Heart albums; it was Roger's riffs. Ann and Nancy were folk singers and weren't in to hard rock, and it was the Fishers who had the idea to play hard rock, and the great riffs were Roger's. If it weren't for Roger and Michael none of us would know who Ann and Nancy Wilson are today. Ann has a right to not like Roger and Michael, but for her to dismiss Roger as "fat" when he's the main reason for Heart's early success is pretty disingenuous.

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

@@buckysnodgrass9252 nothing was stopping Rodger from making really good hard rock from 1980 onwards after he was fired from heart

[@paulceasrine3702]

October 27, 1980 'Tomorrow Show' with Tom Snyder Funny, how Ann Wilson said that the band 'Heart' was getting too big in 1979, and that they wanted to get back to basics. They had fired Lead Guitarist - Roger Fisher on October 31, 1979 > before the release of the 'Bebe Le Strange' album {Released; February 1980}. Yet, the band was touring with 'Tower of Power' as their Horn Section, which added 4 more members to the group. Looks line Ann Wilson was lying again.

[@pamalojo]

Some pretty heavy stuff went down between Roger and Nancy as well as Mike and Ann. Watch Nancy's face while Ann is trying to explain. It's still kind of raw. Ann knows she's not being truthful, but I think she's trying to stop more probing questions.

[@christinaalgate4899]

pamalojo I read their book it was a big deal with the sisters and their boyfriends when they split. The guys both cheated on them and Nancy's boyfriend got a little self destructive. They did give in with the big hair era.

[@AnnihilatingAngel]

@@christinaalgate4899 In their great "Behind the Music" bio, Ann said Roger flew into a rage because Nancy was ditching him for the drummer Michael Derosier, and smashed a guitar against the wall right near Nancy's head. That being the case, he HAD to go.

[@megalonius77]

FEMALE POWER

[@Robert-vj6fg]

Meg McCarthy real girl power, not the fake ass contrived shit you see today

[@AnnihilatingAngel]

@@Robert-vj6fg The true power that comes only from innate talent.

[@jeffmotsinger8203]

Sing "Tell It Like It Is", then dissemble to Tom. Ironic.

[@janisjoplin9316]

wat did they do to their hair

[@Dogbone384]

Janis Joplin Those are called ‘perms’. Very popular in the ‘80’s. Look up most movies from then....

[@greggasiorowski4025]

They started that poofy shit before it was hip, sad they looked so hot with low maintenance 70s hair.

[@thomaslombardo3401]

Ann. And Nancy are great but I was never a fan of The interviewer..

[@darrenbennion6086]

I've had a crush for Ann since 1975

[@SimirJohnson]

Tom was such a dork

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

13:55 was that a homophobic statement the flaming minnies? there was a band called Shoes in the late 1970s.

[@greggasiorowski4025]

How woke of you to notice. 🙄

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

@@greggasiorowski4025listen to the song. Strange night from their 1980 album hard To believe ann is not singing about a transgender person.

[@shawni321]

Homophobic, I don't think so. She says it with an accent, maybe Irish accent, I think more to illustrate the quirkiness of some band names. I dont even know if that was a real band. But I'm sure SOMEONE will let me know!

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

@@shawni321 listen to the words of strange night on their 1980 album it's an awesome song but songs like strange night and BaBy le strange sound like they are about a crossdresser who is strung out on drugs .....and listen to the live version of Mistral Wind from 1980 live album where Ann is singing gay gay gay gay like an accusation or at least that's what it sounds like with its lsd sound on the 1980 live album

[@jimkavanagh4646]

I realize this was many years ago, but what a dinosaur he was...

[@jonathanstoutenburg8634]

Nancy has always been erudite, not like some people who sound like they are drunk or came from the dentist.

[@ikill4klondikebars]

Ann had so much sex appeal back then. By 83, she was already packing on the pounds.

[@denissegoatcher-avila3113]

She looked great no matter how she looked. She suffered a thyroid condition and divorces.

[@stefanriemann7074]

Stress, Touring, personal life issues etc. .......nobody cant handle it well. It makes people be depressed

[@patricklarry6645]

What an awkward interview.

[@ReneAensland]

Great interview =]