Rapper FIRST time REACTION to - HEART - Alone !

[@IronRaspberry]

“I want to know what love is” is a song by Foreigner.

[@sharikraft1706]

Great song❤

[@susangalloway3055]

Foreigner was great! Do I want to know what love is!!

[@James-xp5xl]

Went to Foreigner consert in the 80's,was sold out great show

[@lilamuzik3385]

Doufus...that was Foreigner. This is one of the best rock bands ever.

[@aprilroy6437]

Foreigner “Urgent” is a banger as well.😊

[@RoGueNavy]

Ann's vocals are a force of nature. She can whisper like a soft spring breeze, or she can howl like a hurricane. And she's always 100% in control of that magnificent instrument.

[@markoehler2752]

That’s a good way to put it!

[@jerkwater407]

And Nancy is a quiet whisper that sneaks up.

[@arturiuspendragon6849]

@@jerkwater407 Nancy is also considered one of the best guitarists of all time, especially on acoustic.

[@Sabe53]

@@jerkwater407 I've always liked Nancy's voice, very under rated, but she is one of the best guitarists on the planet.

[@tlgarrison8433]

Beautifully put.

[@konorcollins3663]

You have to do their cover of Stairway to Heaven at the Kennedy Center. One of the best live performances ever. Her voice in her 60's is still one of the greatest female vocals of all time.

[@shirleygarcia8092]

Second this request! 🎉

[@RockinMamaT]

He need to do Zeppelin first he hasn't got a clue about it❤

[@sharoncarlisle9453]

Definitely!

[@cynthia-draws1012]

A MUST WATCH

[@marybrant9586]

And now in her 70's singing on Disturb's Don't Tell Me....still banging it out.

[@markr878]

This is a classic 'power ballad' of the 80s. And "I want to know what love is" by Foreigner is another one. Power ballads were almost a genre in itself.

[@theresistance2641]

Bro.... Check out their KENNEDY CENTER cover of STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN! They literally blow the socks off the three remaining members of Led Zeppelin to their face😂😂😂😂

[@WithaJoeFro]

Evanescence's Amy Lee has said in several interviews Ann Wilson (Heart lead singer) was her inspiration growing up. "Barracuda", "Crazy on You", and "Magic Man" are three Heart classics that no doubt inspired female rockers. When Heart started they were the only hard rock band with women up front.

[@jeffparcels2410]

So, he was bang on; makes total sense. 100% on the song selection!

[@kush3614]

Don't forget about Dog & Butterfly and Straight On

[@cloudwatcher608]

When he asked that question I literally started laughing. Not because I thought it was a stupid question, but because I knew that the answer 100% had to be yes

[@Charlee1776]

Magic Man is a must listen from Heart imo. Love that you are doing them because they really are an amazing band.

[@Emilie-one]

I was thinking this was one BP NEEDS to take a listen to.. and Crazy on you… another showing off Ann Wilson’s amazing vocals

[@Charlee1776]

@@Emilie-one YES! I knew there was another one I should have said. Great song! Yes yes yes!

[@jacquisampson-marat5277]

I concur, but would also like to add Crazy on You.

[@minaha1975]

Devil Delight or Mistral Wind❤

[@kevinmarshall854]

Ann Wilson has one of the most powerful voices in rock!! She is absolutely incredible!!!

[@jesrush]

Yes this is 80’s Heart Nancy the guitarist sings These Dreams!✌️😊

[@Popson2wheels]

Ann Wilson - singer. Nancy Wilson on guitar. They have a wide range of songs. Second Stairway to Heaven at Kennedy Center to honor Led Zeppelin. Great Reaction.

[@Brenda-LeeCohen]

Pat Benater and Joan Jet both great female singers to check out! Love your pod cast!!

[@thomasord8636]

Also, another female rocker, with an unbelievable voice, is Pat Benatar. Start with Heartbreaker. You won't be disappointed. Have you listened to Fleetwood Mac, with Stevie Nicks? If not, dive in. Stevie is in rock n roll Hall of Fame twice. With Fleetwood Mac and Solo.

[@kimkathrein2463]

Just remember that Alone (1987)came 10 years after Barracuda (1977). so of course they are going to have a little different sound. All great rock bands have ballads and this is one of the great ones! ❤

[@silvertongue3003]

THE best female rock vocals of all time, this woman has an amazing voice and she still sounds the same if not even richer and better. You should do their rendition of stairway to heaven performed for Led Zeppelin who specifically asked for her to sing it, and which made them cry, even Obama was crying at the induction concert.

[@JoeMooney]

This is 80's era Heart, and they still kicked ass

[@FrankenstratAssassin]

The pipes of Ann Wilson are not just unmistakable, but she, at least in my world, is easily one of if NOT arguably the best, Rock & Roll female vocalist ever. She can send chills down anyone's spine with what she is capable of doing with her voice. Simply amazing. There is also mentioning from Mr. "Black-P" Houston here, of how the "Alone" Heart version vs. the "Barracuda" Heart version sound different. How come? It's because, well, they ARE different. Ever since the band lost two of the original founding members (before they were even named "Heart") brothers Roger Fisher and Mike Fisher, the killer electric BITE of what they sounded like in the 70's went right out the door with them. Especially Roger Fisher. His musicianship of heavy guitar riffs and clean hooks were now gone, and this dramatically changed Heart's sound as well as their direction forever. The musical writing was never the same without his in-your-face rock and roll "punch" contributions. They were no longer being successful and because of that they began doing songs written by others to survive and become relevant again. Including.... yes, "Alone." Folks, let this be a lesson to everyone to NEVER sleep with the same person you're working directly alongside with!! Never ends well, and both Roger Fisher and Nancy Wison as well as Mike Fisher and Ann Wilson can attest to that. I happen to prefer the 70's version of Heart much more than anything after that. Just my opinion. Have a good day, folks!!

[@keithbond9423]

I understand the point you are making, but just for the record Fleetwood Mac was able to stay together as a band and work together for several years after the relationship splits / divorces / affairs. They separated work from personal life. Some of their very best music came as a result of those relationship dramas. But I do admit, that is very rare.

[@FrankenstratAssassin]

Yes, you are 100% accurate with the flings going on in Fleetwood Mac too. My guess is either their breakups were more amicable/agree to or they weren't so far down the heavy duty drug hole that they're own demons didn't come out to take over. Man, I've been around that with some folks and that's scary stuff (many many years ago when I was young and dumb-- now I'm just old and stupid!!!) Then there are folks who (seemingly) have no problem- Pat Benatar and Niel Giraldo, Paul and Linda McCartney (although, considering how fast Paul moved on... who knows.), Johnny Cash and June Carter, etc. Thanks for the comment and enjoy your weekend, Sir!!@@keithbond9423

[@nitro_001newman2]

Music evolution happened to Heart. They weren’t going to keep that 70’s raw hard rock sound my friend, regardless of those 2 leaving the band. Theirs only a few bands that stayed raw, and survived, and Heart with a female lead singer, wasn’t going to, without the change. With 80’s music a keyboard/synthesizer was necessary. ZZ Top was a perfect example. The evolution of music continued to change into the 90’s, as it was goodbye keyboard & hairspray.

[@FrankenstratAssassin]

I politely disagree. No one sounded like them as they were both original sounding, head turning and had all the stage presence chops to boot. Seriously. No one sounded like them. No one. The disco wave did nothing to affect them and they chugged on right down the track like a banshee driving a distorted locomotive. They were a ridiculously great sounding band as well as unique. Bands like that don't just fade away because they play the same kind of music... they don't fade away BECAUSE of their music, and they already proved to be part of that staying-power class going into the 80's. I also believe that had the band remained intact, I don't feel there would be any question they would have been just as successful for the same reasons. No one else sounded like the one-of-a-kind Ann Wilson either, regardless of who is in the band, she was certainly in no jeopardy to losing her lead vocals role, fans or her crown. IMO one of the, if not the greatest rock and roll female voice ever. Did they change musically? Yes, but they didn't have a choice because they were no longer able to replicate what they had in the 70's and both tickets and turnstiles showed it. Again, without Roger Fisher's musical contributions as well as Mike Fisher's sound engineer contributions... fans/listeners, knuckleheads like me, we all heard the difference, and it was not as attractive or as pleasant to the rock and roll ear as what won us over in the first place. But that wasn't the only thing that hurt them. MTV was introduced and changing the landscape of not just music, but pop-culture, fashion, and inventive personalities entirely. THAT'S when they were forced into something else and had to seek others to write for them to become relevant again. I personally wouldn't consider that "evolving" but treading water and "surviving" by necessity instead. Ultimately? I believe the two things that saved Heart were, ironically, also MTV but their change in record labels too. At any rate, that's my take on it all. I appreciate and enjoyed the comment, so thanks for it! Enjoy the rest of your day, Nitro! @@nitro_001newman2

[@lindabrewer3243]

Ann has a voice that will never be duplicated!! She is awesome.

[@SUNSHINE-dm3le]

They are Perfection … real deal and they don’t need to be vulgar on stage and half naked that what you do when you lack talent … they play a bunch of instruments 🎸 and the vocals… amazing

[@shirleygarcia8092]

80s Heart is different than 70s Heart. Still amazing though! Anns voice is timelessly amazing! Nancys guitar playing is iconic! These ladies inspired lots of women in rock. They proved we can. Magic Man, Crazy on You, Dreamboat Annie, What About Love, Little Queen -the entire album! Just some suggestions.

[@sandyleewhite]

OMG Black Pegasus, I am so dismayed, yet so excited to share, that many woman were also rock stars, and hopefully you continue with the feminine rockers 😊 Some initial suggestions: Janis Joplin, Stevie Nicks, Pat Benatar, Suzy Quatro, Joan Jett, Alanis Morrisette, The Runaways, Chrissie Hynde, Melissa Etheridge, & Patti Smith, just off the top of my head LOL 🤣😂🤣 Enjoyed your reaction to Heart!!! Thanks!

[@leogothisoscar271]

Ann Wilson is known as one of the best singers in rock and rightly so, but Nancy's singing gets outshined by her guitar playing and Ann's singing...that's her singing those high harmonies, after all.

[@chelseahaley8350]

They have quite a few songs that are almost ballad like....Most bands of the 80s had to have at least 2 on an album! Lol Ladies of the 80s were the best!!! Roxette, Joan Jet, Pat Benatar, Bonnie Tyler, Belinda Carlisle...Just to name a few!

[@Joel_Matrix]

Vixen was (still his) my favorite woman's band.

[@KarenAndersen-uy7vx]

there is an explosive part of every rock ballad.

[@boosuedon]

Nancy (blond) was always so much fun to watch! She took a back seat to Anns voice, but she would literally "manhandle" that guitar and high kick throughout their shows. Nancy also, by the way sang lead on the bands very first #1 hit single, "These Dreams".

[@tonylansdale9896]

My wife is a big Heart fan and she informed me Heart is releasing some new music this year and she'd like it for either our anniversary, her birthday or Christmas. Just depends on when it's released. I asked her how do you know it will be good. Her reply: "Did you not hear I said it was Heart? Nuff said." Gotta love her.

[@keithgraves7709]

Heart: Dog and butterfly. One of their best songs imo.

[@carolynnewcomb2153]

Ann Wilson’s voice is crazy good! Whenever I see someone singing Heart on The Voice or American Idol, it’s like …oh no, good chance this is not going to go well!

[@libertybell8852]

Carrie Underwood pulled it off pretty well 😂 but she's got pipes for days as well.

[@realcoolbreeze]

Ann Wilson could sing it tremendously ! Heart was a very very powerful and super popular group with the sisters who formed a super talented duo as singers. Ann s sister Nancy also played guitar and always presented her self with high energy as well. They never ever really faded away. Their music has remained for the next generations to enjoy.

[@FredHornaday-q7i]

Had the privilege of seeing them live a couple of times...definitely put on a great show to this day!

[@samueldemos958]

80s baladas are amazing nothing beats it

[@sandralandivar5263]

One of my favorite songs back then, and I still love it!!

[@slackywozere]

a great band the 80's heart was remarkable

[@klutfy]

Holy cow does this song bring back memories. Back in '87, and now listening to it again still, makes me think of one man. It was and remains unrequited love. But the memories it brings back - wow, just wow!

[@NativeNYerChicHK]

React to “Magic Man” then “All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You” - more total opposites from Heart and both fucking awesome! They are just such phenomenal artists! 💪♥️

[@joelmastrobattisto422]

The absolute funniest comment I’ve ever heard on any reaction channel. Imagine that you’re a dude go to bed little early and you missed out on, you know, and then the sister comes in right down a horse very distracting. 😂😂😂

[@littlezoot77]

😂😂😂

[@cloudwatcher608]

I lost it too 😂

[@rogerwilliams9308]

i saw heart back in 77 or 78 and they were killer.

[@elceenomoun8115]

At the time, the record label heavily stylized them with hair, corsets, the horse, etc. They really battled to be taken seriously as musicians. It was s tough era for women in the industry.

[@karensilla8303]

This would be called a "power ballad" in the 80s. Many "hair bands" made these.

[@debraanderson6060]

The Wilson sisters are True legends and have made way for other !!! Love Ann and Nancy

[@thomasord8636]

The Wilson sisters much preferred their music from the 70s over the 80s. Record label had them under thumb and kind of dictated the 80s popish stuff. They felt like they sold out on their principles, to an extent. But, their 80s music was still insanely popular. There are many songs to hear, but two more, would be Crazy on you (live 1977). Magic Man. 🙂

[@SeasonedCitizen]

I resented that they treated Ann so disrespectfully over her size. Tried to mentally and emotionally destroy her over having a figure a bit more lush than her sister. They're sisters, not identical twins!

[@bkm2797]

VH1's series Behind The Music has a great documentary about Heart, it was hard back in those days for women, Ann had gained a few pounds, so they put her in the background pushing her sister forward, that really hurt, but that was how crazy the business was back then. You can never take that incredible voice away from Ann, she is a rock queen!

[@johnbarraco5561]

Heart has a sound in 70’s and a sound in 80’s and 90’s they are legendary and rock n roll hall fan .. earned .. diverse sounds and music .. great artists in the rock genre 💯.. love your reactions brother .. stay up and stay a true to you … 💯✌️🙏🇺🇸🦅

[@PaladinGamingNetwork1]

7:03 The way that one guitarist kissed the other on the cheek in the video while the lyrics were in the chorus... and his knowing smile... priceless.

[@rbb8315]

All rock bands from the late 70s and 80s had to have power ballads. It was a huge part of that era.

[@heartwork8318]

Loved it! Do “Crazy on You” that will rock you😁❤️‍🔥✌🏻🫶🏻

[@RENfan1265]

Eminem sampled that on his song Crazy in Love

[@deniseduncan7363]

Great reaction!!!! Heart was a definite force in the industry. Ann Wilson was just (@73 years old) featured on a new ballad by Disturbed called Don't Tell Me. She still rocks!!! Also, Tommy Johansson did a cover of this song and itnis a phonomenal cover!

[@lisazaccardimeunier8378]

This is their late 80’s comeback!!!

[@k9raven960]

"Dog and Butterfly" is another great one in this vein. They have A LOT of great songs.

[@lonnieking4466]

Just a time of music that never can be replaced (( ya really can't explain it without being there and how I know THIS BECAUSE I WAS THERE ! ONLY WAY I CAN EXPLAIN IT IS JUST PURE ? SO SAD ITS GONE 😢

[@samsonjpedroza]

ANN AND NANCY WILSON ... REAL ROCK STARS ! THE WHOLE PACKAGE !!!

[@sumonjamal1653]

There was a reason for the change in sound as Heart transitioned from the 70's (when 'Barracuda' was a hit) to the 80's when 'Alone' became a hit... Heart had established themselves as premiere rock band by 1977 when they scored a platinum album 'Little queen'... and they dominated the rest of the 70's. However, when the 80's started, the perception from fans was that Heart was in the past... (The same thing happened to rap artists in the 80's who couldn't transition into the 90's) It didn't help that Ann Wilson (lead vocals) gained weight and didn't resemble the petite frontwoman she had been... Heart also fired longtime members Steve Fossen (bass) and Mike DeRosier (drums) but the 2 albums by Heart - 'Private audition' (1982) and 'Passionworks' (1983) ...were commercial failures. Their label Epic Records dropped the band as a result. Heart wanted to continue and Capitol Records offered them a new record contract. However, there were a number of compromises... First, the songwriting would be handled by outside songwriters and producers to deliver hit singles for Heart... Second, Heart would get a glam rock makeover that would make them look like an 80's rock band. There was the issue of Ann Wilson's weight and large body frame... so, the label made music videos where Nancy Wilson (guitar) would be the petite sex symbol and Ann would only be featured partially filmed to hide her figure (The fans would see her full figure in concert though) And it worked... Heart scored their biggest album 'Heart' (self-titled) in 1985 w/ hits like "What about love" and 'These dreams' (w/ Nancy Wilson on lead vocals) which sold 5x platinum... This was followed by the album 'Bad animals' (1987) which sold 3x platinum w/ 'Alone' becoming a major hit single... 'Brigade' (1990) also went platinum w/ the single - 'All I wanna do is make love to you'... However, Heart had enough and wanted to take creative control of their music again on their 1993 album 'Desire walks on'... but the 90's grunge era decimated their popularity again by 1995... After the acoustic live album 'The road home' that year, Heart split up. Ann and sister Nancy still worked together on a new acoustic project The Lovemongers in 1997, but that went nowhere. Ann & Nancy Wilson reactivated Heart in 2002 for a reunion tour w/ new musicians and released the live album 'Alive in Seattle' in 2003 and a new album "Jupiter's darling" in 2004 and carried on.

[@stk0308]

The irony of saying grunge "decimated their popularity" is that Heart is also a Seattle based band. They were good friends with a lot of the biggest grunge bands of the era. 'Jupiter's Darling' and "Red Velvet Car' albums have some great songs on them.

[@sumonjamal1653]

@@stk0308 Not really ironic... Van Halen were huge Black Sabbath fans, and they destroyed the original line up on the 1978 tour... which led to Ozzy Osbourne's firing from Sabbath. Aerosmith were forced to open for Journey in the early 80's (Journey were Aerosmith fans) cos Aerosmith were a disaster in 1982/ '83. And did u know Alice in Chains, Stone Temple Pilots, Smashing Pumpkins, and Pearl Jam were huge fans of Kiss... and yet Kiss was struggling in the grunge era in 1992 - '94.

[@supasoulproductions]

Love me some Heart!! It cracks me up that in a band fronted by these gorgeous ladies, it's the lead guitar player who has the best hair, LOL

[@lostlothbrok7156]

This was the 1st song and album by heart I ever heard when I was just 6 years old and I've been in love with Ann since 🖤🖤🖤

[@lonnieking4466]

Yes Heart was Amazing 👍🏻

[@RockinMamaT]

I saw Heart in the early 90's and her voice is phenominal😂❤ You need to see Pat Benetar.

[@mourning5757]

Thank you! Yes Pat Benetar another first of great singer of Rock

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

Yep. The Wilson sisters and Pat Benetar were my absolute favorite female vocalists in the 80s. I never did get to see Pat in person, unfortunately.

[@scoobysnacks]

I saw Heart in concert in Baltimore back in the early 2000's. Fantastic! Ann's has a powerhouse voice and Nancy is not too shabby on the guitar. Dog and Butterfly is my favorite song of theirs. It's definitely on the softer side of their music. They still tour and Ann's voice is still as powerful as ever. All I Wanna Do is Make Love To You is a good one to react to as well.

[@cathybrookeburt2616]

They did a tribute to Led Zeppelin at the Kennedy Center when they were being honored in 2012 & the girls did Led Zepplin's huge hit 'Stairway to heaven'' & it was epic. The guys actually got a few tears. You need to watch both performances. Led Zep's & Hearts. Ann was 62 at the time & as kick ass as ever. Ann usually sings lead & Nancy kicks ass on guitar & also sings.

[@JusticeLeague-n3k]

Not only is the song a banger, but those sisters are bangers, too gorgeous

[@RonaldCanfield-m2r]

"Magic Man" and "Crazy on You" are similar to "Barracuda." "These Dreams" is a soft-rock tune featuring Nancy on lead vocals and was actually their first #1 hit (Alone was their second #1); and although the studio-version of "These Dreams" is great, I personally prefer the acoustic, live version "These Dreams - Live in Seattle." Also, others have mentioned their "Stairway to Heaven - Kennedy Center Honors," and I totally agree; but be sure to listen to the FULL 7:59 version as there are chopped versions of the performance out there.

[@karencoulson4685]

Basically every rock group has to have ballads (often 'love' ballads) to attract certain listeners. As people love to dance to music, all songs can't rock out from beginning to end.. some have to be slower so you can waltz (slow dance) with your significate other/boyfirend or girlfriend/ or a potential one. :)

[@jazuluss]

Yup, same Heart. The Wilson sisters are amazing.

[@Salicat99]

The song that Ann sings with Disturbed is amazing. She just dueted with him, 70 years old.

[@BonnieMayrens-p7o]

Ann Wilson (the brown haired lead singer) is arguably the best female singer in rock and roll. Definitely check out the Stairway to Heaven tribute at Kennedy Center Tribute. It's incredible. She was 62 when she did that and her voice is still amazing.

[@MLucky-pr6nv]

They look so different because Barracuda came out in 1977, and Alone wasn’t released until 10 yrs later in 87. The song you are thinking of, I Wanna Know What Love Is, is by the group Foreigner, and came out in 1984. You should check out their song Waiting for a Girl Like You. And anything by Journey

[@tbnobs]

Saw them in concert when this songvcame out there wore the black leather out fits and Ann's voice is incredible nancy is stunning and a fabulous guitar player what a group

[@markpegram5472]

Yes, it is Heart...Absolutely beautiful 2 amazing sisters. Thanks for listening.

[@Reiki0525]

I was such a concert junkie. Saw so many bands/performances. When I saw Heart & Annie Wilson got on her knees & sang Stairway to Heaven - we couldn’t believe it. There were no words. Then to see her sing it at the Kennedy Awards - awesome ❤️

[@fionataylor4269]

Legends, brilliant reaction. Man the eighties music... !

[@FavoriteMovieDate]

They became more commercial in the eighties after a career slump at the end of the seventies. The power ballad was made for Heart. I admit that I am one of those people that ❤ power ballads!

[@bobsuisse2]

Ann Wilson is fantastic. Has one of the once in a lifetime voices. Floor has done a fantastic version of "Alone" during Corona, too. And like always (!) the original song is from 1983, from I-Ten. So Heart's version is a cover, too. 😂

[@marcovtjev]

Afaik Floor has done several covers of it over the years.

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[@coachjdc]

this was Heart's contribution to the 80s hairband power ballad era

[@marytriolo3869]

‘80s ballads and big hair bands! We got our MTV😜

[@VioletPhoenixDude]

Heart is one of my fav bands. My sister went to one of their concerts in the 80s, and she had some of their music where I listened to them as a child. I love Ann's voice, I used to sing along, and practice my singing skills. It worked. lol. Went on to get opera lessons in college. Thank you Heart for being one of my inspirations

[@ErinSantos-s2w]

You should check out Pat Benatar. Another big voice from the 80’s. Anne Lennox from the Eurythmics has a beautiful voice as well.

[@lisamartin8095]

One of my favorites by Heart is "If Looks Could Kill". Great breakup song.

[@James-xp5xl]

These videos from 80s MTV ,thats was a great era

[@barbarafrazier3242]

Heart has been around since the mid 70’s…. Became very popular after the first album Dreamboat Annie came out. They’ve had multiple albums over the years, many of them topping charts. They’ve been inducted into the Rock and roll hall of fame in 2013. I know they’ve had member changes over the years but the core is really Ann and Nancy Wilson. Ann Wilson (the main singer, brunette) has a crazy vocal range! She’s considered one of the best singers in rock history. They did an excellent cover of Led Zeppelin Stairway To Heaven in a performance at the Kennedy Center performance was for a tribute to Led Zeppelin AND members attended (Robert Plant was there) also the Obama’s were in attendance. This is a must watch!!

[@lonnieking4466]

My BROTHER I LOVE HEARING ANYTHING FROM THE 80S ❤👍🏻 MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND HOPEFULLY GIVE YOU THE ABILITY TO REALLY REALLY UNDERSTAND THIS MUSIC ❤🙏👍🏻

[@Ken-h5d]

Been a big Heart fan for decades. Both Ann and Nancy are unbelievable. If you want to check out some rockin' ladies that came before, check out the BeatClub video of Fanny doing "Young and Dumb". The first all-girl group to sign with a major label. 4 albums in the late 60s and early 70s and never got the credit they deserve. They didn't shatter the glass ceiling for ladies in rock but they cracked the h*ll out of it. Their albums were over produced in the studio. (I had 3 of them). The BeatClub videos were recorded live. Please give them a look.

[@sherdelune]

I wholeheartedly second this suggestion.

[@pagemeredith4532]

Their song "What about Love" is another banger. Crazy On You is my favorite song from them. They have so many other great songs as well.

[@samsonjpedroza]

BRO, ITS A POWER BALLAD !!!!

[@ceciliakilgour5744]

Gotta love the whole 80’s vibe and look. Ah, the good old days.

[@bo-xk9ki]

yes, very similar to I want to know what love is in the arrangement. Ann is the Queen!!

[@keltickelly81]

Talented ladies love them

[@amandawade6148]

They are sisters!!! The best woman band ever!! They rocked the 70’s, 80’s, 90’s!!!❤️❤️

[@rebeccacurtis6680]

I saw Heart once when Nancy wasn't with them due to her pregnancy (around '89-'90, I think). It was still a fantastic show. From their earlier days with Dreamboat Annie, Dog & the Butterfly, Magic Man, Barracuda, & Crazy On You through the 80s with Alone, In Dreams, Never, etc, they've always been great. It's hard to realize, as great on stage presence as she is, that Ann Wilson was actually more of an introvert... but when she gets that mic, it's just splendid. From what they said in an interview, the 80s look was not really their tastes, but what they were kinda forced into by the managers, producers, etc. It actually ticked them off in most cases. They're both fairy natural, earthy in their styles. I've never tired of their songs.

[@gloriamata-doelp1352]

this was real band group of HEART

[@crystallane9962]

Nancy, the guitar playing sister is married to Cameron Crow (was a writer for Rolling Stone and became a writer/director of movies). Just a few of his movies are Almost Famous, Singles, Jerry Maguire, Vanilla Sky and Say Anything.

[@BeccaM24]

This is my favorite song of theirs.

[@beverlyphelps981]

This is why music is important

[@deannarohn7313]

You'll notice that you never see Ann below the neck, it's because of her weight, Nancy was always the one that represented the band, Ann talks about it later how she hated the way she was treated and how it made her feel unworthy despite the fact that she's gorgeous and a vocal powerhouse.

[@amyfrost9293]

😂😂😂sister comes in on a horse. Literally laughed out loud ❤

[@tinmanpickle7212]

Hit me with your best shot, Pat Benatar. Fantastic song from a awesome lady

[@ravenw.navarre9718]

This is classic 80's!! Heart had almost totally reinvented their performances, starting in the album, Bad Animals. Their stage presence is powerful, as usual, but their overall look is AWESOME!! I've been a fan of the Wilson Sisters since Dreamboat Annie came out!! You have to remember that Heart came out in 1975, by the 80's the girls wanted the band to be more competitive in the music world. I think I said that right LOL!! I am no musician, just play a little piano. You were correct Black, the guitarist Nancy kissed was her husband at the time, might still be, don't really know. The song you were referring to is "I Want To Know What Love Is" by Foreigner.

[@swimlaps1]

Great song from the '80s (when I moved to SF area after college) Baracuda, released on their 3rd album, 1977.

[@gracemichelli.2am124]

Ann Wilson's voice is fire. She did "Stairway to Heaven" on an award show that was so amazing.❤

[@kathybaxter8898]

Saw them in concert on a comeback tour, they did a warm up concert in Kona Hawaii where I live. They were absolutely AMAZING, Nancy sounds just as good in person as in the studio. One of the best voices of all time IMO!

[@jamescurfman3284]

'Alone' is one of Floor Jansen's favorite songs to cover, she has done it many times at live shows. Celine Dion also covered it. :)

[@lanaserene5685]

Heart is a great band! Ann's voice is still stellar sounding...I love their song Crazy on You!

[@davidcohen4595]

Her sister sings lead on These Dreams! Another great tune!