Edited to add: I just saw you have a part 1 thread. Why 2?

Anyways, I loved Madman Across the Water and this was only one of the reasons why.

The reason for Part II is that for many people, the thread becomes slow to load when there are many Youtube videos on it.

Rolling Stones' cover, a couple of years later:

Big Bang Boogie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jos8jkVUvSM

I saw Heart in concert in Vancouver (at a stadium, unfortunately) around 1980 and loved them.

Your posting of Little Deuce Coup reminded me of this:

Off topic, but there is a song on this album called "The Queen" that is very campy.

Here's another Little Darlin' song:

One of my faves:

Another 'big' fave - Bob Crosby was Bing's brother, BTW...

Some littles:

A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You

(written by Neil Diamond)

Try A Little Tenderness

Little Boat

Little Martha

I saw both of these groups in San Francisco in 1982, which is why I lumped them together.

More littles:

Love this one from The Music Man - Hermione Gingold was such a delight - Balzac!

Pick A Little, Talk A Little

I Say A Little Prayer

And small.

In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning

We watched Village of the Giants (1965) this morning; here's a clip:

with Freddie Cannon singing Little Bitty Corrine

Back to Big

One of my favorite Grateful Dead songs.