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Ann & Nancy Wilson
In 1974, Ann and Nancy Wilson created the hugely successful, trail-blazing musical partnership Heart, which resulted in numerous multi-platinum albums, six Top Ten Pop hits, and worldwide career sales of more than 20 million records. They grew up in southern California and during their youth they both took an interest in folk and pop music. Although she learned to play many instruments, Ann never took any formal music lessons in her life, while Nancy took up guitar and flute. In college Nancy began performing as a folksinger and Ann joined the all male band White Heart, soon to be known as Heart. Nancy joined the band in 1974 and they released their debut album Dreamboat Annie, in 1975. The album soon achieved platinum status with it's singles "Crazy on You" and "Magic Man." In 1978 the band 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 huge hit, and like its originator, Little Queen sold over a million copies.
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Artist Biography - Ann & Nancy Wilson
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 In 1985, Heart released a self-titled album that sold oveer five million copies and launched four top ten hits. In the early nineties, the sisters went on to form the the Lovemongers, an acoustic quartet that included Sue Ennis and Frank Cox. They issued one LP in 1992 and then returned to work on more material with Heart. In 1997, the sister's released Whirlygig with the Lovemongers, and in the following year they released Here is Christmas. Nancy Wilson released her first solo album in 1999 titled Live at McCabe's Guitar Shop, and appeared in the motion picture that her husband directed, Almost Famous. Ann Wilson continued to play with others, and in the summer of 2001, she participated in the A Walk Down Abbey Road: A Tribute to the Beatles tour. Heart's first album in ten years was released in January of 2004.
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