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IMO one of the BEST rock & roll songs ever done. And heart really does justice to it. great performance.
 
Rick2583 said:
IMO one of the BEST rock & roll songs ever done. And heart really does justice to it. great performance.
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Indeed they do a GREAT Job of STH Cover, one of Rock n Rolls greatest Tunes, ever, IMO, not my Number One Favorite Tune (cuz I don't have a #1, rather I have 100+ #1s)....

However my favorite cover of STH is: by Bill Murray.......

 
The Sound of a Classic King of Comedy..........damn I miss those SNL 75 to 80 shows, best casts ever, in that time frame, 80s weren't bad either......

Ye' should feel honored to be in the presence of the King, ie Murray, even tho' its audio only You Tube rendition........The Lounge Singer, what an Act.....
 
...I remember posting this video (espn) the day after it was performed. (3 years ago)

...being a long time fan of Heart as well as Zepplin, I really enjoyed that STH cover at The Kennedy Center because every other band that has tried to cover it has pretty much butchered it.

...But personally I like this version much much better. It was recorded live on an old analog 8 track tape deck in Seattle way back in 1974 and they absolutely nailed it. This was before most people had even heard of Heart and before they had released their debut album. Ann's voice was so incredibly strong back then.

...aside from her obviously powerful 3 octave voice (check out what she does at the 4:55 mark), Ann is also an accomplished flautist which is heard at the intro to the song. Nancy's acoustic guitar is spot on and Roger Fisher's lead guitar solo rocks as well as Jimmy Page's. And the drummer could pass as John Bonham.

(to get the full effect, you gotta turn it up!)


 
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yankeesince59 said:
...I remember posting this video (espn) the day after it was performed. (3 years ago)

...being a long time fan of Heart as well as Zepplin, I really enjoyed that STH cover at The Kennedy Center because every other band that has tried to cover it has pretty much butchered it.

...But personally I like this version much much better. It was recorded live on an old analog 8 track tape deck in Seattle way back in 1974 and they absolutely nailed it. This was before most people had even heard of Heart and before they had released their debut album. Ann's voice was so incredibly strong back then.

...aside from her obviously powerful 3 octave voice (check out what she does at the 4:55 mark), Ann is also an accomplished flautist which is heard at the intro to the song. Nancy's acoustic guitar is spot on and Roger Fisher's lead guitar solo rocks as well as Jimmy Page's. And the drummer could pass as John Bonham.

(to get the full effect, you gotta turn it up!)


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