Nancy!
The October 25th show was cancelled, as Ann had the flu. Now the show has been rescheduled! Have fun everyone!
Tickets go onsale to the public via ticketmaster on 11/23/09 at 10AM pacific time
Lullabies
A snippet from ParentDish: Ann Wilson: It’s hard. My 18-year-old girl doesn’t want to come out on the road anymore. She’s old enough to take care of herself while I’m gone. But my [11-year-old] son is too young to be left here without me. They’ve been coming out on the road since they were babies. My son was out when he was four weeks old. He wants to come out, he loves it. More from this interview with Ann & Nancy
Xmas!
Heart is headlining the KLOS Mark & Brian Christmas show in Los Angeles – Tickets are also available at the official fanclub. You must be a member of the fanclub in order to purchase these amazing seats!
Date: December 16, 2009
KLOS Mark & Brian Christmas show
Heart, Foreigner, George Thorogood, Richie Sambora
Nokia Theater L.A. Live
777 Chick Hearn Ct
Los Angeles, CA 90015-4603
Time: TBD
Ticket price: $82.55 each (includes all service charges and venue fees)
The fanclub has a limited amount of tickets for this show – limit 2 tickets per fanclub member. Please note that the fanclub seats are located in the PIT and first 10 rows of the center section of the venue.
Baby Guitars
Spinner.com: Heart’s Nancy Wilson has a cure for insomnia. It’s not pharmaceutical, it’s not herbal and it doesn’t require reading self-help books. The guitarist has made a CD of soothing lullabies, ‘Baby Guitars,’ that initially was designed to woo babies into the land of slumber. “A friend of mine was having a baby a few years back and the idea came up that a good gift would be lullabies of instrumental guitar music, acoustic music,” Wilson tells Spinner. “I put that together in part and she raved about it. She said it really, really worked and I should finish it.”
So, Wilson brought in Heart guitarist Craig Bartock and the veteran rock band’s keyboard player Debbie Shair to finish the record. It just so happened that Wilson and her sister, Heart singer Ann, were already working on a bedtime storybook, ‘Dog & Butterfly,’ which is based on Heart’s 1978 song of that name. Ann wrote the text and the pair illustrated the story together. “We’re both mothers and doing things for the little ones is one of the best things to do,” Nancy says. Both the book and CD were released simultaneously, Oct. 6, through Amazon, and the Wilsons’ friends who’ve tried the CD to lull their children to sleep have already scored it with full marks. “The reviews just kept coming back, even from my own kids, that it really helps them settle into a sleep,” Nancy says. “It creates a comfortable atmosphere to fall asleep to.”
The big question is, does it work for insomniac adults also? “I’ve given it to a lot of my bigger friends too, my adult friends,” Nancy laughs. “They really like to put it on to create a relaxed mood. It’s a really nice dinnertime mood or at bedtime. It works for big people, too.“
Thanx to Brett! Click on the video to surf to YouTube and see in in HD!
Roger Fisher
Examiner.com: It was a night to celebrate friendship, community, music and life. On a Sunday autumn night, in front of a capacity crowd in a local club in Woodville, Washington, music legends Alan White, the longtime drummer of “Yes” and 3 former members of Seattle’s own“Heart”, along with an army of some of the most talented local musicians in the region, came together and did the thing they love for wonderful cause, music education.
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Of course, one of the biggest highlights of the evening was the highly anticipated “Heart Reunion” or shall we say, partial reunion. Founding members, Roger Fisher, Steve Fossen and Mike Derosier rocked Heart classics: “Magic Man”, “Barracuda” and “Crazy on You” . Vocalist Somar Macek, formally of the defunct Heart tribute band “Straight On”, handled Ann Wilson’s vocal parts with professional aplomb, brilliantly channeling Wilson’s passion, style and soul throughout the various Heart numbers.
Seeing these Heart classics played by 3 of the original members of the seminal group, had to whet the appetites of the many Heart fans in attendance. Hopefully, one day the powers that be will be able to reach some type of accord so that Heart fans can be treated to a real reunion with all of the original members. This is truly what Heart fans deserve and it would be good business. Heck, If “The Eagles”can do it and Van Halen can work things out with “Diamond Dave”, certainly ”the suits” can get their act together and give Heart fans what they have been yearning for. Here is hoping that the boys and fans don’t have to wait for the Rock n’ Roll Hall of Fame to see the pieces of Heart together again.
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