Girls, girls, girls.

This may be becoming excessive, I feel it is necessary to post my (musicians) wives as well.

1. Christy

For goodness sakes, this girl has reinvented herself three times.

A. Pop singer

All embedding was disabled, so here is the link to "Genie in a Bottle": http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WG_m6h-XvMo&feature=related

B. Sex pot



C. R&B singer



D. 40s jazz singer.



This woman has the ultimate voice, better than anyone else I can think of in music right now. Plus-- she is having a baby, and looking fantastic while doing it, with a rat man. Whom she loves!


2. Sarah



This woman knows how to sing a tune. She also knows how to dress. And win my heart.

Heart explosion.

Let's start with Nancy Wilson's mediocre guitar playing:



Here's some more video evidence of how listlessly she performed in the 1970s. Literally nothing is exuding from her soul.

For my money, though, you aren't going to get a bigger explosion of wife-ness than Anne Wilson in this video:



She is stealing my heart with her wiles! I love the drummer, too. And the way Nancy is just jamming over there to the side, totally loving how hard her sister is rocking the vocals.

Also, what is that song about? Feelings? Fish? I vote for "wifes." That is the plural.

Oh, but then.

Then my actual wife and I found this, which I remembered in part, but obviously not in full and total awesomeness. You... you have to brace yourself here. This is where it all peaked for them. Did they upgrade drummers? Yes. Definitely. Did they upgrade hair? Goes without saying. But there's so much more going on here that it almost defies description.



All we're going to point are these two moments:

First, 1:45 in, while she's singing about "words that have no form," Nancy Wilson, dressed like Jareth from Labyrinth, crawls up to a giant plaster horse head. In the middle of the desert.

Second, if you start watching at the 3:00 mark, you're going to see the guitar players fall backward into water while playing their guitars. Out of nowhere. You must see this. Don't worry, either; they magically rise out of the water a few seconds later.

Game, set, match.