Heart - Live at KWSU TV Studio (The Second Ending 1976)(DHV 2011)

00:00 - *Intro & Credits
01:32 - Instrumental [*1,name=Mainstage(?)]
06:00 - Heartless
11:04 - White Lightning & Wine
17:41 - Dreamboat Annie
20:07 - Silver Wheels
21:00 - Crazy On You
25:48 - Sing Child (guitar solo at 28:56 - jam at 30:35 )
35:05 - Soul Of The Sea
42:03 - Devil Delight
47:19 - Magic Man (jam at 50:20 - drum solo at 52:43 )
55:31 - *Credits [*2]

[*1] - Help me, name of song ?
[*2] - Studio tracks replaced with song The Rover (Live at Aquarius Theater 1975)

Heart - The Second Ending (Concert Nights DHV 2011)

KWSU-TV Studios, Washington State University, Pullman
Recorded: Feb/March 1976
Broadcast: 9 April 1976

Line-Up
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Ann Wilson - vocals & flute
Nancy Wilson - guitars & vocals & keyboards
Roger Fisher - lead guitar
Michael Derosier - drums
Steve Fossen - bass & vocals
Howard Leese - keyboards, guitars & vocals
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Thx for Heart & recorders & traders ! Source of my Diamond Heart version is alone The Second Ending DVD (with full credits). Colours of video is restored, dark-light wide. Audio is rebalanced, source of sound is "too clearly", not "warmly" sound.

For best quality, you see fullscreened HD resolution monitor from 2-3 meter in dark room (VHS quality - NO WONDER). (Sorry my english)

[westcoastsidecar]

Raw. No editing. No clever sound manipulation. Just one of the best female lead vocalists ever in one of the best bands in rock and roll. Awesome mic management for those of you that want to learn to SHOUT into the microphone.

[dvgayle]

The 70's owns rock and roll. Everyone else pays rent.

[JarretLaMark]

Ann Wilson's vocal consistency is just amazing to hear, between her studio voice and her live stage voice. What a talent.

[JosephDungee]

This Belongs in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame!

[carlawilliams]

Best female rock ‘n’ roll singer of all time

[johnford]

To me "crazy on you" belongs among the best rock and roll songs of all time.

[maxcohen]

It's pretty hard to get younger people today to understand just how much skill it took to sound this good with the (lack of) equipment they had back then. This was pure talent on Heart's part. Ann sounds astonishing and so professional. I miss this kind of talent.

[michaelradu]

I know they blew up HUGE in mid-eighties, but '70's Heart was AWESOME!

[jimlane]

That first song is about as prog as you can get - which I've never heard Heart do before - absolutely awesome

[amoruzz]

70's Heart has always been my favorite. 👍
Minus the bass players outfit.
😁

[TheAcenightcreeper]

Can we just comment how this was all recorded and engineered at a tiny gd college theater (398 people) in 1976 by college students? The cameras, the sound, the editing is amazing...you couldn’t do any better at that time...

[lightningsmokerXx]

7:00 - madonna, britney, taylor swift-miley cyrus & co. .... Behold the Queen.

[fwagner]

Ann's humble, down to earth personality and the way she addresses the crowd as if she or her band are nothing special is something you just won't find in the majority of today's big rock stars with their inflated egos.

[richardwize]

Ann's voice is something to behold, what talent and the range/control she has. She is unbelievably amazing. Always appreciated her, but as I get older, I hold her in an even more amazing light. ❤❤

[ScottT]

Never realize Ann was a flute player also as one of the best female vocalist of all time.

[zapp]

Love the "old" Heart. Powerful and kind of progressive folk/classic rock and roll. Love it!

[Gilliganfrog]

Holy crap—I never knew Ann could SHRED on the flute!

[hudentdw]

Ann Wilson and Heart were on their way to stardom here She was an amazing vocalist in the early years the 70's

[mikegallagher]

I was in one of the dorms during this concert, which was broadcast campus wide. A dozen or so of us watched together; it was a semi-first for Heart. My friends at the studio talked for weeks about the stuff they had to do on the fly to make it all work. We all loved it; they were the local band!

[larrybethune]

Michael Derosier will always be the best drummer this band ever had. Steady and driving the groove the entire time.