Dreamboat Annie - Heart

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Heart / Live / Audio CD released 2008-03-31 at Pinnacle / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Ma ... more

Dreamboat Annie - Heart ... Magic Man
2 Dreamboat Annie (Fantasy Child)
3 Crazy On You
4 Soul Of The Sea
5 Dreamboat Annie
6 White Lightning & Wine
7 (Love Me Like Music) I?ll Be Your Song
8 Sing Child
9 How Deep It Goes
10 Dreamboat Annie (Reprise)
11 Mistral Wind
12 Goodbye Blue Sky
13 Black Dog
14 Misty Mountain Hop
15 Love Reign O?er Me
16 Love Alive (Bonus Tracks)
17 Isolation (Bonus Tracks)

Newest Review: ... version and not the longer reprise that became a hit as a single, although it was actually first released as the ... more

... "B" side to "Crazy on You". This song's quiet, soft tone belies the Heart connection to rock, with its only connection to the genre being its sparse lyrics. In fact, if you listen to the other softer songs on this album, you might think that Heart's classification as a rock band - often put into the 'hairspray' category, was strangely premature. But in actuality, the only other really quiet song on this album is "How Deep it Goes", and even that has an upbeat chorus. Even "I'll Be Your Son...more

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Release Date: 2008 - 03 - 31, Audio CD, Pinnacle

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Dreamboat Annie - Heart: Heart's Music is still Magic, Man! (1133 words)
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When sisters Ann & Nancy Wilson debuted their album "Dreamboat Annie" in 1976 with their rock group Heart, they not only came up with a unique album, they also were the first rock group headed by women in a male-dominated music genre. Almost all the songs on the album written by this sister team with the exception of "How Deep it Goes" which is Ann's alone, and "Sing Child" which was a collaboration piece written by the sisters along with Steve Fossen and Roger Fisher. This album went multi-platinum and reached 7 in the US charts and 36 in the UK charts, with three hit singles, the most notable of which was the album's opening track, ... Read the complete review