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Heart is a rock band which came out of Bellevue, a suburb of Seattle,
Washington, and Vancouver, British Columbia. Going through several
lineup changes, the only constant members of the group are sisters Ann
and Nancy Wilson. The group rose to fame in the 1970s with their music
being influenced by hard rock as well as folk music. After diminishing
in popularity by the mid-eighties, The band created a major comeback in
1985, experiencing further success with their power ballads throughout
the rest of the decade. By the mid-1990’s, Heart left their eighties
sound and went back to their hard rock roots which they continue to
play today. They have sold over 30 million albums worldwide.[1]

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Heart was ranked 57 on VH1’s 100 Greatest Artists of Hard Rock.



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History



Origins (1963–1974)



The Wilson sisters grew up in Southern California and Taiwan before
their Marine Corps father retired to the Seattle suburbs. After
attending college they returned to Seattle, with Nancy working as a
folksinger and Ann joining a hitherto-..all-male local group in 1970.
(This group was formed in 1963 by Steve Fossen and Roger and Mike
Fisher as The Army. They later changed their name to White Heart, and
shortened it to Heart in 1974.) Upon joining, Ann became Mike Fisher’s
girlfriend, and when Nancy joined in 1974, she became involved with
Fisher’s brother, lead guitarist Roger.

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Success (1975–1982)



The band moved to Canada.[2] After many one-nighters around their new
home of Vancouver the group recorded a demo tape with the assistance of
producer Mike Flicker and session guitarist and keyboard player Howard
Leese. Soon after Leese became a full time member of the group. The
same team then cut the debut album Dreamboat Annie, which attracted the
attention of the newly formed Mushroom Records in 1975, a
Vancouver-..based label run by Shelly Siegel. Upon release in Canada the
album sold an impressive 30,000 copies, no doubt benefitting from
Canadian Radio-..television and Telecommunicati..ons Commission (CRTC)
Canadian content regulations. In the US Siegel released the album first
in Seattle, where it quickly sold another 25,000. With two hit singles
- "Crazy on You" (35, 1976) and "Magic Man" (9, 1976), - Dreamboat
Annie eventually sold over a million copies. Songs of this era can be
played on Canadian radio to satisfy CanCon content requirements.



By early 1977, Heart had broken its contract with Mushroom Records and
signed with CBS’ subsidiary Portrait, a move that resulted in a
prolonged legal battle with Siegel. In retaliation, he released the
partly completed Magazine at the same time that Portrait released
Little Queen. A Seattle court ruled that Mushroom had to recall
Magazine so that the group could remix several tracks and re-do vocals
before re-releasing the disc. (They had wanted the album taken off the
market completely.)

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Little Queen, with the hit "Barracuda" (11, 1977), became Heart’s
second million-..seller; Magazine and the double-..platinum Dog and
Butterfly followed suit in 1978. After the 77-city Dog and Butterfly
tour the Wilson-Fisher liaisons ended; Roger was fired from the band
and Mike was no longer their manager.[3] Roger Fisher formed his own
band in the Seattle area. Longtime guitarist Howard Leese and Nancy
took up guitar slack, and her childhood friend Sue Ennis helped out on
song collaborations... The group then released Bebe Le Strange in 1980.



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Comeback (1983–1990)



Following the release of Private Audition in 1982, Fossen and Derosier
left the band. Both Private Audition and 1983’s Passionworks,
(featuring new bassist Mark Andes and new drummer Denny Carmassi),
failed to go gold, putting Heart at a career crossroads.



In 1984, Ann Wilson recorded a duet with Mike Reno of Loverboy called
"Almost Paradise". The song was featured on the soundtrack of the movie
Footloose and hit number 7 on the pop charts.





In the music video "Alone"Then, the group’s first album for Capitol,
simply titled Heart (1, 1985), sold five million copies on the strength
of four Top-10 hits: "What About Love?" (10, 1985), "Never" (4, 1985),
"These Dreams" (1, 1986), and "Nothin’ at All" (10, 1986). By that
time, the group had abandoned their earlier hard-rock aspirations to
make slick, radio-friendly pop.

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In June 1986, Nancy Wilson married journalist, screenwriter, and
director Cameron Crowe; she had made a cameo appearance in his movie
Fast Times at Ridgemont High in 1982. Bad Animals (2, 1987), too,
contained a chart-topper, in the power ballad "Alone", as well as "Who
Will You Run To?" (7, 1987), and "There’s the Girl" (12, 1987).

This is just the coolest pic.  Ann is looking like wow.

In 1989, Ann Wilson and Cheap Trick’s Robin Zander had a 6 hit with
their duet "Surrender to Me." Brigade (3, 1990) became Heart’s sixth
multi-platinum LP and added three more Top-25 hits to its catalogue,
the most notable of which was "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You".

So who is my favorite person in the greatest band?



1991–1993

Following a 1990 tour, the Wilson sisters put together an informal
acoustic group called The Lovemongers with Sue Ennis and Frank Cox; a
four-song EP that included a version of Led Zeppelin’s "Battle of
Evermore" came out in late 1992, and the quartet performed several
times in the Seattle area. The Lovemongers released a full-length album
titled Whirlygig in 1997.

The Wilson family

When Heart re-emerged with Desire Walks On (48) in 1993, Mark Andes had
left the band and Shuyler Deale played the bass. For the group’s
subsequent tour, Heart was joined by bassist Fernando Saunders and
drummer Denny Fongheiser (replacing Deale and Carmassi). The band
offered live acoustic versions of its best-known songs on 1995’s The
Road Home, which was produced by Led Zeppelin’s John Paul Jones.



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1994-2003

The pared-down format echoed Heart’s low profile in the late 1990s. Of
the two sisters, Nancy kept busier, scoring her husband’s movies, Jerry
Maguire, Almost Famous, and Elizabethtown, and releasing a solo album
("Live at McCabe’s Guitar Shop") in 1999. That same year, she and Ann
embarked on a tour of their own, the first time that they had done so.

the sisters



2004-Present

In 2004, the Wilsons released Jupiter’s Darling, their first studio
album as Heart since 1993. It features a variety of songs that include
a return to Heart’s original sound, as well as a blend of pop and new
textures. Stand-out tracks include "Make Me", "Enough", "Oldest Story
In The World" and "Lost Angel".



In 2005, the Wilsons appeared on the CMT Music Awards as a special
guest of Gretchen Wilson (no relation), and performed the Heart
classic, "Crazy On You" with Gretchen. Heart performed again with
Gretchen on VH-1’s tribute to the band, Decades Rock Live. The special
also featured Alice in Chains, Phil Anselmo, Dave Navarro, Rufus
Wainwright and Carrie Underwood.

Ann and Nancy

Heart was honored at the second annual VH1 Rock Honors (24 May 2007),
and also performed, along with Ozzy Osbourne, Genesis and ZZ Top. This,
along with the inclusion of "Crazy on You" in Guitar Hero II and
"Barracuda" in the Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock video game, renewed
interest in the band.

Good read

In September 2007, Ann released her first solo album Hope & Glory.



Ann Wilson Store



Legacy

In addition to their own recording careers, the Wilson sisters have
played a key role on the Seattle music scene. Among the groups who have
recorded at their Bad Animals studio are R.E.M., Pearl Jam, Alice in
Chains, Soundgarden and Candlebox. Heart’s Heart: 20 Years of Rock
& Roll was the first CD-ROM multimedia biography/..greatest-hits
package ever released.

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Controversy

When Dreamboat Annie was released in 1976, rumors spread that the
sisters were witches. It was said that the album’s hit, "Magic Man",
was about Satan’s seduction of a child. It was also rumored at the time
that "Magic Man" was a reference to cult-leader Charles Manson. In a
2002 interview Ann Wilson stated that the song was autobiographica..l;
she was the young girl and Mike Fisher, her first love, was the "Magic
Man".

Rockin at the Namm show

In 1977 Heart’s record label, Mushroom Records, is said to have started
a rumor that Ann and Nancy were lesbian lovers. The label ran a full
page ad in Rolling Stone showing the sisters bare-..shouldered and
suggestively captioned, "It was only our first time". When a reporter
suggested after one live appearance that the sisters were sex partners,
Ann returned to her hotel room and wrote the lyrics to "Barracuda" to
relieve her frustration. The song became one of Heart’s biggest hits.



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Members and former members

Artist Sort by

Name Instrument(s) Period

Roger Fisher Guitar (Lead Guitar) 1963–1979



Steve Fossen Electric Bass 1963–1982



John Hannah Keyboards 1970-1974



Brian Johnstone Drums 1970-1974



Mike Fisher Guitar, Drums, Engineer, Producer 1970–1979



Ann Wilson Vocals (Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Harmony Vocals), Flute 1970–present



Nancy Wilson Guitar (Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars, Lead Guitar), Mandolin, Vocals, Piano 1974–present



Michael Derosier Drums 1975–1982



Howard Leese Guitar, Keyboards, Synthesizer 1975–1997



Mark Andes Electric Bass 1982–1993



Denny Carmassi Drums 1982–1993



Schuyler Deale Electric Bass 1993



John Purdell Keyboards 1993



Denny Fongheiser Drums 1994–1995



Fernando Saunders Electric Bass 1994–1995



Scott Olson Guitar 2002



Tom Kellock Keyboards 2002



Ben Smith Drums 2002–present



Mike Inez Electric Bass 2002–2006



Gilby Clarke Guitar 2003



Darian Sahanaja Keyboards 2003–2004



Craig Bartock Guitar 2004–present



Debbie Shair Keyboards & Synthesizers 2004–present



Ric Markmann Electric Bass 2006–present























Heart discography



This is the discography of American rock band Heart.



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Albums

Year Album U.S. UK RIAA certification and additional information

1976 Dreamboat Annie 7 36 Platinum

1977 Little Queen 9 34 3x Platinum

1978 Magazine 17 - Platinum

1978 Dog and Butterfly 17 - 2x Platinum

1980 Bebe Le Strange 5 - Gold [1]

1980 Greatest Hits Live 13 - 2x platinum, Greatest Hits (nine studio recorded, nine live recorded

1982 Private Audition 25 77

1983 Passionworks 39 -

1985 Heart 1 19 5x platinum

1987 Bad Animals 2 7 3x platinum

1990 Brigade 3 3 2x platinum

1991 Rock the House! Live 107 45 Recorded Live 28 November 1990 in Worcester, Massachusetts

1993 Desire Walks On 48 32 Gold

1995 The Road Home 87 - Gold - Live Album (material performed acousticly & unplugged)

1997 These Dreams: Heart’s Greatest Hits 131 33 Greatest Hits Collection (Heart’s greatest hits released from Capitol Records)

1998 Greatest Hits - - Greatest Hits Collection from 1976 to 1983

2000 Greatest Hits: 1985-1995 - - Gold, Greatest Hits Collection from 1985 to 1995

2001 Heart Presents A Lovemongers’ Christmas - - Holiday Album (first
released in 1998 by Ann & Nancy Wilson as The Lovemongers,
re-released in 2001 as Heart)

2002 The Essential Heart - - Gold, 2-Disc Greatest Hits Collection from 1976-1995

2003 Alive In Seattle - - 2-Disc Live Album

2004 Jupiter’s Darling 94 -

2005 Love Alive - - Greatest Hits Collection

2006 Love Songs - - Greatest Love Songs Collection

2007 Dreamboat Annie Live - - Live Album





Non-U.S. Heart Releases

The Definitive Collection (1995) (Released in U.K.)

Ballads - The Greatest Hits (1996) (Released in Japan)



The Lovemongers

The Battle of Evermore (1993)

Whirlygig (1997)

Here Is Christmas (1998)



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Singles

Year Song U.S. Hot 100 U.S. Main- stream Rock US AC UK Album

1976 "Crazy on You" 35 - - - Dreamboat Annie

"Magic Man" 9 - - -

"Dreamboat Annie" 42 - 17 -

1977 "(Love Me Like Music) I’ll Be Your Song" - - - -

"Barracuda" 11 - - - Little Queen

"Little Queen" 62 - - -

"Kick it Out" 79 - - -

"Love Alive" - - - -

1978 "Crazy On You" (re-issue) 62 - - - Dreamboat Annie

"Heartless" 24 - - - Magazine

"Straight On" 15 - - - Dog and Butterfly

1979 "Dog and Butterfly" 34 - 33 -

"Magazine" - - - - Magazine

"Without You" - - - -

1980 "Even it Up" 33 - - - Bebe Le Strange

"Bebe Le Strange" 109 - - -

"Break" - - - -

"Raised on You" - - - -

"Sweet Darlin’" - - - -

"Tell it Like it Is" 8 - 43 - Greatest Hits Live

1981 "Unchained Melody" 83 - - -

1982 "This Man Is Mine" 33 16 - - Private Audition

"City’s Burning" - 15 - -

"Bright Light Girl" - - - -

1983 "The Situation" - - - -

"How Can I Refuse?" 44 1 - - Passionworks

"Sleep Alone" - 43 - -

"Allies" 83 - - -

1984 "The Heat" - 40 - - Up the Creek (Soundtrack)

1985 "What About Love" 10 3 - - Heart

"Never" 4 2 - -

1986 "These Dreams" 1 2 1 62

"Nothin’ at All" 10 6 40 76

"If Looks Could Kill" 54 - - -

1987 "Alone" 1 3 2 3 Bad Animals

"Who Will You Run To" 7 2 - 30

"There’s the Girl" 12 16 - 34

1988 "I Want You So Bad" 49 - - -

"Wait for an Answer" - - - -

"Never" / "These Dreams" (UK re-issue) - - - 8 Heart

"What About Love" (UK re-issue) - - - 14

"Nothin’ at All" (UK re-issue) - - - 38

1990 "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You" 2 2 6 8 Brigade

"Wild Child" - 3 - -

"Tall, Dark, Handsome Stranger" - 24 - -

"I Didn’t Want to Need You" 23 13 - 47

"Stranded" 13 25 8 60

1991 "Secret" 64 - - 79

"You’re the Voice" - 20 - 56 Rock the House Live

1993 "Black on Black II" - 4 - - Desire Walks On

"Will You Be There (In the Morning)" 39 - 15 19

1994 "Back to Avalon" - - - -

"The Woman in Me" 105 - 24 -

1995 "Alone" (acoustic) - - - - The Road Home

"The Road Home" - - - -

1998 "Strong, Strong Wind" - - - - Greatest Hits

2004 "The Perfect Goodbye" - - - - Jupiter’s Darling

"Oldest Story in the World" - - - -

"Make Me" - - - -



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Genre - Classic Rock, Pop, Rock

Sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson were the creative spark behind Heart, a
hard-rock group who initially found success in the mid-’70s, only to
reach greater heights after engineering a major comeback a decade
later. The daughters of a Marine Corps captain, Ann (born June 19,
1950) and Nancy (born March 16, 1954) grew up in both Southern
California and Taiwan before the Wilson family settled in Seattle,
Washington. Throughout their formative years, both were interested in
folk and pop music; while Ann never took any formal music lessons as a
child (she later learned to play several instruments), Nancy took up
guitar and flute. After both sisters spent some time at college, they
decided to try their hand as professional musicians, and while Nancy
began performing as a folksinger, Ann joined the all-male vocal group
Heart.



Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Heart was actually formed in 1963
by bassist Steve Fossen, and friends Roger Fisher and Mike Flicker;
initially dubbed the Army, they later became White Heart before
settling on simply Heart at the beginning of the 1970s. After her
arrival in the group, Ann became romantically involved with guitarist
Mike Flicker; when Nancy joined in 1974, she in turn began a
relationship with guitarist Roger. Soon after Nancy’s arrival, Mike
Fisher retired from active performing to become the band’s sound
engineer. After gaining a following in Vancouver, Heart was approached
by Shelly Siegel, the owner of the Canadian label Mushroom; augmented
by keyboadist Howard Leese and drummer Michael Derosier, they recorded
their debut album, Dreamboat Annie, in 1975.



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After selling more than 30, 000 copies north of the border, Mushroom
issued the LP in the U.S., where it quickly achieved platinum status on
the strength of the hit singles "Crazy on You" and "Magic Man." 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.



After 1978’s Dog and Butterfly, both of the Wilson/Fisher romances
ended, and Roger left the group. In 1980, Heart issued Bebe Le Strange;
following a lengthy U.S. tour, both Fossen and Derosier exited, and
were replaced by ex-Spirit and Firefall bassist Mark Andes and former
Gamma drummer Denny Carmassi. After 1982’s Private Audition and 1983’s
Passionwerks slumped, the group was largely written off by industry
watchers, and moved to Capitol Records.



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In 1985, however, Heart emerged with a self-titled effort which
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, an acoustic quartet fleshed out by Sue Ennis and
Frank Cox; in 1992, they issued a four-song EP which included a cover
of Led Zeppelin’s "The Battle of Evermore." Heart returned in 1993 with
Desire Walks On, on which Andes and Carmassi were replaced with bassist
Fernando Saunders and drummer Denny Fongheiser. With 1995’s The Road
Home, Heart enlisted onetime Led Zep bassist John Paul Jones to produce
a live, acoustic set reprising hits like "Dreamboat Annie," "Crazy on
You" and "Barracuda."



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This durable US rock band features the talents of sisters Ann (b. 19
June 1951, San Diego, California, USA) and Nancy Wilson (b. 16 March
1954, San Francisco, California, USA). The elder sister had released
two singles as Ann Wilson And The Daybreaks on a local label in 1967.
After a series of unreleased demos she took her sister to Vancouver,
Canada, in search of a backing band. There they found bass player Steve
Fossen (b. 15 November 1949) and guitarist Roger Fisher (b. 14 February
1950), and Heart was born (two initial monikers, the Army and White
Heart, were rejected). After Dreamboat Annie emerged on Mushroom
Records in 1976, their second single, "Crazy On You", brought them to
public attention. Michael Derosier (b. 24 August 1951, Canada) had
previously become the band’s first permanent drummer.

They maintained their high profile when Little Queen and the single,
"Barracuda", became mainstays in the US charts. By the time Dog And
Butterfly arrived in 1978, the professional relationships within the
band had escalated to ones of a more personal nature, with Nancy Wilson
dating guitarist Fisher, while sister Ann was involved with his
brother, Mike. Mike Fisher, who had once been part of the group’s
embryonic line-up, had become their unofficial manager.

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However, before sessions for Bebe Le Strange on Epic were complete, the
relationships had soured and Roger Fisher left the band, leaving the
group bereft of the lead guitar that had previously been so prominent
in the group’s formula. The guitar parts were covered on tour by Nancy
and multi-..instrumentalist.. Howard Leese (b. 13 June 1953, Canada), who
became a permanent member.

By the time they resurfaced with Private Audition in 1983, Fossen and
Derosier were also on the verge of departure. Their replacements were
Mark Andes (b. 19 February 1948, Philadelphia, USA; ex-Spirit) and
Denny Carmassi (ex-Montrose and Sammy Hagar), though their efforts on
Passionworks were not enough to inspire any kind of revival in Heart’s
fortunes. Their confidence was bolstered, however, when Ann’s duet with
Mike Reno (Loverboy) produced "Almost Paradise ... Love Theme From
Footloose", which rose to number 7 in the US charts. When Epic allowed
their contract to lapse, Heart joined Capitol Records in 1985,
seemingly with their career in its death throes.

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The new label brought about a transformation in the band’s image,
projecting them as a more rock-..orientated concern, but could hardly
have expected the turnaround in Heart’s fortunes that resulted. Heart
gave them a number 1 in the USA, and the highly lucrative singles "What
About Love" and "Never", before "These Dreams" finally achieved the
equivalent number 1 slot in the singles chart. The follow-up, Bad
Animals, was almost as successful, stalling at number 2. While both
Wilson sisters continued to work on soundtrack cuts, the most
profitable of which was Ann’s duet with Robin Zander (Cheap Trick),
"Surrender To Me", Nancy married former Rolling Stone writer and
budding film director Cameron Crowe.

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Heart’s success continued with the long-projected Brigade in 1990, from
which "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love To You" (written by Robert John
"Mutt" Lange) became a Top 10 hit in the UK and a number 1 in the USA.
Both Wilson sisters then became involved in solo projects, while former
companions Fossen, Roger Fisher and Derosier embarked on a new dual
career with Alias, who had two big US singles hits in 1990. The sisters
returned as Heart in 1993, backed by Schuyler Deale (bass), John
Purdell (keyboards), Denny Carmassi (drums) and Lease (guitar) and
found themselves with another hit on their hands in "Will You Be There
(In The Morning)", which preceded Desire Walks On. The Road Home was an
acoustic live album with production by John Paul Jones, released to
mark the band’s 20th anniversary.

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Nancy Wilson was subsequently kept busy with her soundtrack work,
providing instrumental scores for her husband’s movies Jerry Maguire,
Almost Famous, and Vanilla Sky. She reunited with her sister in 2004 to
record a new Heart album Jupiter’s Darling.

DISCOGRAPHY: Dreamboat Annie (Mushroom 1976)****, Little Queen
(Portrait 1977)***, Dog And Butterfly (Portrait 1978)****, Magazine
(Mushroom 1978)**, Bebe Le Strange (Portrait 1980)***, Greatest
Hits/Live (Portrait 1981)***, Private Audition (Epic 1982)**,
Passionworks (Epic 1983)**, Heart (Capitol 1985)**, Bad Animals
(Capitol 1987)**, Brigade (Capitol 1990)**, Rock The House Live!
(Capitol 1991)**, Desire Walks On (Capitol 1993)**, The Road Home
(Capitol 1995)***, Alive In Seattle (Epic 2003)***, Jupiter’s Darling
(Eagle 2004)***.

COMPILATIONS: Heart Box Set (Capitol 1990)**, Greatest Hits (Capitol 1997)***, The Essential (Epic 2002)****.

VIDEOGRAPHY: If Looks Could Kill (PMI/EMI 1988), The Road Home (Capitol 1995), Alive In Seattle (Image 2003).





As Gwenda Blair noted in Ms. magazine, however, the Wilson sisters
"have always managed to hold up, whether they were facing ... breakneck
superstar tours, or ... the seemingly endless uphill struggle to break
out of ... obscurity." Blair attributed the group’s tenacity to the
Wilsons’ special bond, "the easy camaraderie of best girlfriends mixed
with the special familiarity and sensitivity of sisterhood." The
reporter added: "The continuity and companionship provided by that

combination have carried the Wilsons a great distance over the years."





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Nancy WilsonAnn and Nancy WilsonWonder what Ann is thinking about?