Vocal Coach Reacts to Heart - Alone - The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Live 

THIS THIS THIS THIS SHE IS AMAZING AND I LEARNED THAT EVEN MORE WATCHING THE STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN COVER!

This is such a great performance. Yes yes yes

YES! Tara please react to Heart's version of Stairway to heaven at the Kennedy Center.

Master class!

Ann was awesome but the guitar solo was disrespectful.

Such power and passion.

Look up the live one with Carrie Underwood. Carrie hits the younger Ann notes, and Ann hits the clear Nancy notes.

And she gets better with age too!! Love her ❤️ ❤️

One of the best vocalists of all time, period.

@@donnadonatelli7782She'll probably still be belting this out 10 years from now. Go Ann and Nancy! Love Heart!

I saw Heart during their Dreamboat Annie tour. It was in an outdoor stadium at a summer fest concert. Amazing!

agree

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This young lady knows what she’s talking about on her RU-vid channel here and she’s got some high level vocal pipes 100%. So just for a reference with track and field. Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis is 61 years old now. I appreciate the fact this video points out the age and physical aspect of still being able physically belt out vocals accurately at 65 years old. Back to 61-year-old Carl Lewis. Today, if Olympic 100 meter gold medalist, Carl Lewis, were to run against any major collegiate track and field 100 meter runners, Carl would most assuredly lose the race. A sub 11 second 100 meters, it’s not going to happen for Carl today. Not at 61. Ann at 65 has 90 % the vocal capacity of her youth. This is very, very rare. Actually, in her youth, Ann was off the scale at 120%.

Doubhtless

OH YEAH... EPIC!!!

💯 💯 💯

Insanely great, the two of them together. Must be in the DNA!

ABSOLUTELY

Kinda like Rock/heavy metal god RONNIE JAMES DIO

Nancy Wilson is an awesome singer in her own right!

Don't forget the guitar she brings to the mix! I've always liked her vocals :)

@@grossepointemichigan Oh yeah... "These Dreams" will always be a favorite with her singing lead. To me it will always be "Nancy's song"

@@conan5885 check out I want your world to turn, its my favorite Nancy lead.

Pat Benatar is 69 now & still sounds incredible also

I would want this song at funeral.

he recorded version of this song from the album and single is Nancy singing the lead.

Nancy could have been a superior lead singer in her own right. It’s only the fact that she was singing along with Ann that makes her sound like a secondary voice. Ann was & still is one of rock’s great voices. I could listen to her sing the dictionary, but SIXTY-FIVE?!?!

The only reason Nancy was not the lead singer in her own band is because her sister is Anne Freakin' Wilson

Someone just told me this and I went on a hunt for her vocal performances.

Pat Benatar is opera trained, but I don't think Ann is.

No, Ann never trained as an opera singer, she is self-taught. Of course, she IS an incredible singer. I do think this "reaction video" is absurdly over-exaggerated, the high note here was thin and abbreviated, unlike in Heart's prime hey-day. Not to take anything away from Ann, but we all get older. In fact, this performance was years ago, and today, she can no longer hit the note at all, unfortunately.

Right? I was expecting a different key, but nope! Ann is a legend for a reason!

The power and passion in that woman's voice!

Music lovers who pay attention to detail are beloved by musicians/performers.

@@barrydouglas6276 Even if those details include thinking their voice is hoarse or they messed up or are off pitch?

@@fredbloggs6080 The thread leaves me unsure of which comment to which you are replying. Some of my very favorite singers have notable grit in their vocals - male examples Louis Armstrong and Roger Daltrey, female examples Bessie Smith and Bonnie Raitt. Some very talented songwriters like Bob Dylan have trouble with instant pitch accuracy. Emmylou Harris and Scarlet Rivera found the notes not on the piano to remain in harmony on the "Desire" album. I love all the above and a very, very much longer list but not every singer hits a note with the same precision of pitch.

@@barrydouglas6276 I was being sarcastic, wondering if these types of observations are loved by the musicians and performers also. (And by hoarse, I meant from having a temporary issue, not the nature of their voice). My current favorite vocalist, Jona Viray, has a distinctive tone in her chest voice which extends into the higher range. She also has a beautiful head voice. Here is a recent performance of Heart's Alone with her leading a trio--her younger partners are okay, but Jona's the star (the one on the right gets in over head with some high runs late in the song, but she has a good lower register). When Jona came in with the high part with the upward slide in the middle, I got chills for the rest of the song. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-kzss_kTHN7g.html

I've said for years that any singer who attempts to cover Heart or Benatar better have some chops or you're just going to embarrass yourself.

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@@patrickfraley4545 Amen

Having heard Benatar (still incredible at age 71) on some very recent bootleg videos, and with now hearing Ann (at age 72) on Disturbed's new album, I'm convinced that Ann and Pat need to do a bunch of shows together and call it "That 70's Tour"....lol.

Well said. I think she is the greatest rock singer, ever. Regardless of gender.

The way she can fangirl and still bring in the technical for those what are learning to sing.

Love you too

Wow