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How Heart’s Self-Titled Eighth Album Got The Blood Pumping
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How Heart’s Self-Titled Eighth Album Got The Blood Pumping
When they came to record their self-titled eighth album for Capitol Records in 1985, Heart’s popularity appeared to be on the wane. The band’s acclaimed 1975 debut, Dreamboat Annie, and its three immediate successors all peaked inside the Top 20 of the US Billboard 200 and sold upwards of a million copies, but neither 1982’s Private Audition nor ’83’s Passionworks went gold, while the latter title brought Heart’s contract with Epic to a close. T…
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