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| Double post! Sorry. |
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| Originally posted by webe123:
I was looking at old 70's music videos on you tube and I remember looking at the original adamas slot head chart to who the originals got sold to...Nancy Wilson among many others was one.
she was playing it the song CRAZY ON YOU in this 1970's video. Listen to the beginning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4gpNqB4dnT4
That lady sure can play that thing! It sounds great!
When I see REAL TALENT like that ...it does not even compare to the hacks and wannabes on show like todays american idol! It is not even in the same ballpark! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Thanks for the link. What was there not to like about NW and Heart in the 70s? Well, maybe the clothing. Although Nancy looked good in anything, the rest of us didn't. It was the absolute fashion low point during the 20th century. |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Nice pearl white Travis Bean guitar as well...The power of the slothead really comes through...And Ann Wilson looks pretty nice as well...time is no respecter of persons....lol |
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Location: Blue Ridge Mountains | Great backstage and live stuff from 1978: Nancy playing a beautiful CL...
Heart 1978 |
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| Yeah, I kinda wish there were STILL shows on TV that had the talent like that show "the midnight special" had!
I can't find anything remotely CLOSE to that today.
I think in the 60's and 70's people just took music for granted, because there was all that talent back then. If they could have fast forwarded to now, maybe they would be a little more appreciative of what they had! |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Thanks Mike, I was wondering what that white axe was.
You are right Prof, she would look good in anything.
AJ |
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A video of Heart's Nancy Wilson playing an original adamas slothead.
