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Heart Performs 'Crazy On You' Live from 1978 Concert

• In 1977, Heart released their eponymous debut album, which featured the breakout hit "Magic Man." By the time of the live recording of "Crazy On You" ... Read Full Description >

  In 1977, Heart released their eponymous debut album, which featured the breakout hit "Magic Man." By the time of the live recording of "Crazy On You" in January 1978, the band was riding high on the success of their early career and preparing for a breakthrough with their second album, "Little Queen," which would be released later that year. The live performance showcased Ann and Nancy Wilson's captivating stage presence and their blend of hard rock with folk influences, solidifying their reputation as trailblazers in the rock genre, particularly in a male-dominated music industry. During this period, Heart was gaining significant popularity and would soon become one of the most successful female-fronted rock bands of their time. The energy and passion captured in the live performance remain a testament to their artistry and the cultural impact they had in the late 1970s.

Heart Live Performance of 'Barracuda' at Cal Jam 2 Concert

Cal Jam 2
San Bernardino, CA, United States

• In March 1978, during the height of their career, Heart performed "Barracuda" live at the monumental Cal Jam 2 festival in San Bernardino, California,... Read Full Description >

  In March 1978, during the height of their career, Heart performed "Barracuda" live at the monumental Cal Jam 2 festival in San Bernardino, California, in front of an audience of over 300,000 fans. At this time, the band had recently released their critically acclaimed album "Little Queen" in May 1977, which solidified their place in the rock genre and included hits like "Barracuda" and "Dreamboat Annie." The success of "Little Queen" and their electrifying live performances helped them gain a significant following, making their appearance at Cal Jam 2 a pivotal moment in their trajectory. Known for their powerful vocals and dynamic stage presence, sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson not only captivated the crowd but also contributed to Heart's enduring legacy as trailblazers for women in rock music.