Ann and Julie Wilson…the heart of Heart
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SSmoothie
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Seen them in concert, great talent and voices.
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Nancy!
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Julie, Julie, Julie...........
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I saw them with the Eagles and the Little River Band in 1980 or 81 at the Meadowlands Arena in New Jersey
Great concert
Great concert
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One of the greatest rock bands that brings back soooo many memories! I have this 45rpm in my 1970 Wurlitzer jukebox
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Saw them twice in ‘81-‘82. One billing was Heart, Ted Nugent, Blue Oyster Cult, and Loverboy. We had a chunk of crappy hash the size of a bar of soap and kept shaving off huge pieces and dropping them in the pipe, much to the amazement of those around us. I’m sure those Albertans are still talking about those lunatic northerners with a huge appetite for hash.
Final song of the night is Heart playing Led Zeps Rock ‘n Roll with uncle Ted and the guy from Loverboy jamming on guitar. Current generations will never get to experience that sort of magic.
Final song of the night is Heart playing Led Zeps Rock ‘n Roll with uncle Ted and the guy from Loverboy jamming on guitar. Current generations will never get to experience that sort of magic.
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I saw them at the Red Barn in Great Falls Mt in 1975 ... been a huge fan ever since.
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They do an amazing cover of Zeppelin's Battle of Evermore!
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There's a third sister?
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I've got a lot of their albums, but I sort of like the early stuff better, when Steve Fossen and Roger Fisher were still in the band. And I'm still on the look out for their first album 'Have A Heart' from 1970, with both Fossen and Fisher but before the Wilson sisters joined.
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Agreed! Rush, Zeppelin, The Who and Heart
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