Book Heart

In 1977, Heart jumped ship to the CBS affiliate Portrait, resulting in a protracted legal battle with Siegel, who in 1978 released the unfinished LP Magazine on Mushroom shortly after the band issued its true follow-up, Little Queen, on Portrait. The single ‘Barracuda’ was another massive hit, and like its predecessor, Little Queen sold over a million copies. In 1985, Heart emerged with a self-titled effort that ultimately sold more than five million copies on its way to launching four Top Ten hits: ‘What About Love?,’ ‘Never,’ the chart-topping ‘These Dreams,’ and ‘Nothin’ at All.’ 1987’s Bad Animals continued their comeback success; ‘Alone’ was another number one hit, and both ‘Who Will You Run To’ and ‘There’s the Girl’ achieved considerable airplay as well. Brigade, issued in 1990, featured the number two smash ‘All I Want to Do Is Make Love to You,’ as well as the Top 25 hits ‘I Didn’t Want to Need You’ and ‘Stranded.’ In the early ’90s, the Wilson sisters took a brief hiatus from Heart to form the Lovemongers. In 1999, Nancy released her first solo album, Live at McCabe’s Guitar Shop, and a year later penned the score to her husband Cameron Crowe’s hit motion picture Almost Famous, while Ann continued to play with others. Red Velvet Car, an all new collection of original material, was released in August 2010.