Wild Heart - Stevie Nicks

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Stevie Nicks / Audio CD released 1996-03-18 at EMI Gold / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 St ... more

Wild Heart - Stevie Nicks ... Stand Back
2 I Will Run To You
3 Nothing Ever Changes
4 Sable On Blond
5 Beauty And The Beast
6 Wild Heart
7 If Anyone Falls
8 Gate And Garden
9 Night Bird
10 Enchanted

Newest Review: ... way, I feel that this song could have been much more than it appears on the album. It’s not a great title track, certainly ... more

... not carrying the same power as Bella Donna and that doesn’t bode well for feeling in listening to other songs on this album. (2) “If Anyone Falls" This song was released a single and in the U.S (her home market & country) she managed to get a good chart hit with this song. It is also the first song on this album which introduces the listener to analogue sounds of the synthesizer. It works against the backlash of Stevie’s strong backing singers as well as Stevie’s own voice weaving the story of a friend ...more

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The Wild Heart
Release Date: 1996 - 03 - 18, Audio CD, EMI Gold

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Wild Heart - Stevie Nicks: Blame It On Her Wild Heart (2518 words)
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“Wild Heart”, by Stevie Nicks was Stevie’s 1983 second solo release album launched in 1983. Using Tom Petty again to feature on a duet, “I Will Run To You,” she returns with some of the musicians that featured on her first album such as Waddy Wachtel (Elton John’s guitarist) and Tom Petty’s Heartbreakers. Ten songs make up this album, three songs which generated good chart ratings were released as singles such as “If Anyone Falls,” the inspiring and defiant “Stand Back,” based on Prince’s song “Little Red Corvette,” and the haunting sad balled, “Beauty and the Beast.” ** This is a long review and originally appeared elsewhere * This album ... Read the complete review