Heart & Kelly Clarkson Sing 'Magic Man' | Songs & Stories Pt. 1 

Living legends, for real.

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So why does age matter? The 60 and 70 year old classic rock artists put the younger generations to shame. That is because we had to create from what we had it was hard. There was no auto tune and no electronics…. and that is why those 70-year olds will forever be super talented. 🤷‍♀️

@@raechelyndawn2580 Because, as someone who is in my 60th year, I know what aging can do the body and soul. People slow down, their voices and stamina are not the same, etc. The list goes on and on. When I see women like Heart and Stevie Nicks still touring and doing their thing, it is an inspiration.

@@2legit64 ok… thank you. I misunderstood your comment. Thanks for clarifying. 👏🏻

Gurl has issues. She needs to bring it down a notch. She sounds like she's chopping salad!

I just love her so much! She still sounds magnificent! Ann plays guitar like it's just an extension of her body!

Yes…And Nancy’s Fingers on the Fret board. I know that they have sung and re-sung all of their songs over and over and over yet still I am in awe Of how they can still knock out, not only their songs, but the songs of others so easily and even now with voices that can melt your heart and still put goosebumps on your arm.

@@marthalisk303Ann’s not playing guitar…. that’s Nancy.

@@calisongbird What I meant to type~Nancy.

sure they have. anns washed up sadly to say

​@jsf221👈 so glad to know you're without issues🙄

@@edwardwhite221- Ann is _not_ "washed up" - she's still got a fabulous voice as a veteran rock belter, though some top notes aren't always as bang-on as they were in her 20s, 30s, 40s and 50s.

No, not exactly. Good for being 70+, but Anne in her youth was untouchable!! The best female rock voice ever!!

Oh my gosh, yes! I re-listened multiple times- breathtaking!

So perfect

All three ladies are top-notch...

I had a couple happy tears!

Right?? So perfect, I wanted the whole song! My goodness that was beautiful

I so agree with you! Love Magic Man too, another one I love is Never ❤😊

Great song but "Alone" omg! Her range in alone gives me more chills than any other song I've heard in my life!

​@brandonlbrigman Alone one of my all time favorite songs 😊

Even after years that have gone by. They are still hot. Put a bucket of sand near me and call the fire department cause it will smoking. Dont hold me back.

Same! I was five years old when it came out, and I've loved it ever since!

Are you deaf?

I love their voices! No autotune. Just a guitar and a couple of microphones. Fantastic!

Ann, especially, isn't anywhere near her best vocals. Arguably, she is the best female rock singer of all-time.

That was unbelievably good. I don't think the the guys in Led Zepplin could even believe what they were seeing and hearing from Heart. That was the best!!!

Yesssss❤

Omg it’s so good! I saw it live and got chills!

@@tinawelch5524 you are so lucky! That's a great memory to have.

It was one of the best covers EVER!!!!

TOTALLY agree! I always thought that and she still resonates like no one else from those days can. Love ❤️

Ann is the GOAT!

Same here… CHILLS!!!

*Ann

I would have to agree with you.

I agree!

I just commented this. I thought I misremembered my own comment when I read yours because the phrasing is so similar.

YES

Kelly should do a duet album of old songs!!

Damn right ❤

As they say, Kelly can sing the phone book and it will be beautiful!!! Such a powerhouse voice she is so blessed sed to have!! She was the first idol to win and one of the best ever to be on American idol!!! But Ann's huge power voice is still amazing after 40 yrs!!! I love both of them together!!! But also hearing Nancy's folk voice was great to hear, too. Three great talents together as that was awesome!!!❤And Nancy killing that guitar...wow she still can jam!!! All 3 are true rock star🎉🎉💚💯💯💯

Ann was singing too….

@@calisongbird Yes, Ann was singing backing vocals but purposely holding the mike about a foot away so she could give Nancy and Kelly room to soar!

Yeah...yeah... Yeah.... Yeah...not me...yeah...

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I hope they live forever.

Are they sisters?

@@salzwell25Yes, they’re sisters.

Agreed! Heard it live back in the 80s. Phenomenal!❤

I love Dog and 🦋

I know ❤😂❤️🧡💛💫🥳🤩😍🥰🧚🏽🌍💯🔥💦💋🌈🇺🇲💋👍🏽🌝🧚🏽🥰😍🤩🥳🌔🎉💐💝💖🌌🌔🌄🌛🌜🥳🤩😂😍🥰😘😎💗💓💞💕🖤🤎💜💙💚🤍

Unreal is right! I listen to that every night before I go to bed because Ann is just simply amazing singing it, Nancy is amazing on the guitar and the Choir is beautiful, goosebumps galore every time ❤

@@DebLindley-xg8gz agree! Robert plants equal.

Before Heart was famous, it was a Led Zeppelin covers band. Even when Heart became famous, there was some Led Zeppelin covers put in their recordings such as Rock 'n' Roll.

PREACH---every word you say is TRUTH! ANN---Good Lord---You can STILL SING THAT!!!!

Exactly I'm 60 years old and remember them when they were at there peak God I miss those days

sure they have. 30 years ago they'd be standing up

Actually she has, but still insanely powerful. Saw them first time in the 70s...took the roof off. Her bad day exceeds most anyone.

@@edwardwhite221I think Ann just had knee surgery.

Guys, they are in their 70s, but their voices are marvelous still, and in some ways better IMO. The warmth is their and the rich sound.

Yeah, Anne has lost quite a bit, but she's still a great singer. In her youth she was untouchable!! Best female rock singer of all time.

Dog & Butterfly is their best record! Everything was perfect, their state of mind was just right. lol In my top 10 dessert island records. 'Mistral Wind' is the best way to end that record, surreal. Especially on vinyl. The bass!

Holy MOLY---YESSS!!!

I love dog and butterfly!! Beautiful voices these two have. They are blessed.

@@user-uo4hl4dc4b They wrote that song and many more of their classic songs too. They were amazingly creatively talented in their prime, as well as vocally.

What’s BA?

@@calisongbird Badass, I think!

Watch the original video of These Dreams when you can. Nancy sounds like a softer and sweeter version of Ann.

@@justintime42000- And Nancy can really belt out the harmonies on their rockers!

@vernhoke7730 The time you saw Heart in New Jersey also happened to be three weeks after the somewhat conflicted ending of the 1977 U.S. Tour by Led Zeppelin at the Oakland Coliseum in California when the original four members played what three years later proved to be their last ever U.S. concert appearance, when singer Robert Plant was notified his young son had died of a illness and the drummer John Bonham along with Led Zep manager Peter Grant were badly roughing up someone in the backstage area at the Coliseum, the stories about what occured that day have all been substantiated in other volumes written about the band and I'm certain can easily be accessed with Google. On the day of the New Jersey concert that you saw Heart performing, I was in a week long football summer preseason camp with my high school varsity team, the camp was being held at a private school that a few decades later would be discontinued that was located in the small town of Spring Grove in the southern area of Pennsylvania, about halfway between Hanover, Pa. and York, Pa., the coach of my football team was the true life character that was dramatized by actor Denzel Washington in the Hollywood Disney movie "Remember The Titans". The coach was heading into his seventh year as the coach for the team at that point in time, those scenes in the film at the camp were mostly close to being what I also experienced that week although the screenplay storyline of the movie was almost completely fictionalized. Over the six weeks leading up to the night that you saw Heart in New Jersey, my younger brother and I were buying up the entire Led Zeppelin album catalog, a couple albums each at a time at a E.J. Korvettes department store until we had the full set of their albums at the end of that same week when you saw Heart perform in New Jersey. Thanks for allowing me to share my unsolicited recollections of that week in August.

@@gregpaspatis9425- Cool!

Me, too!!! Love Heart forever!!!❤❤❤❤

44 years out of college and I can't stop listening!