Ann on Classic Rock K-97 in Edmonton!

New 8 minute interview with Ann done just after the Canadian tour was announced :D

Nancy on 96.3 KKLZ!

Here is the 2nd of the 8 interviews Nancy did on the 28th :D It's a short one but there's some great stuff in it anyhow. And it's always wonderful to hear Nancy laugh :)



Big thank you to Matt who ran the interviews for sending me the info! :D

Kallaway on the Rise Interview with Nancy!

Nancy did 8 radio interviews the morning of the 28th! So far this is the only one I've seen air. Will post the others as I get them :)



Big thank you to Matt who ran the interviews for sending me the info! :D

Nancy Interview with Chop Shop Radio!

Short new Nancy interview taped from the road. Aired the week of Oct. 11th :)

New Ann and Nancy Interview

Here is a great interview Ann and Nancy did with Honolulu DJ Dave Lawrence at HPR from earlier this month. :)

New Ann Interview with Rewind 94.9!

Here is a really great new Ann interview! :D

Steve from Rewind 94.9 talked with Ann Wilson, lead singer of Heart, recently about Heart’s new CD “Red Velvet Car”, pro football, Guitar Hero, karaoke, American Idol, Dancing With The Stars and being one of the greatest voices in rock and roll.

Ann on 97.1 Charlie Radio in Portland

She got her start singing Led Zeppelin songs in dirty Seattle bars with her sister backing her up on guitar. Then, before they knew it, Ann and Nancy Wilson were superstars. Heart, famous for songs like Barracuda, Crazy On You, Little Queen and a dozen more, has just released a new CD, Red Velvet Car. Ann Wilson took time to talk to Charlie Horse and I about the project. Of course we also talked about aliens. So, you know, it was a pretty normal conversation.




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Parts 3 and 4 of the Red Velvet Car Podcast!

Part 3 and Part 4 of the Red Velvet Car Legacy Podcast are up. In case you missed them, here's Part 1 and Part 2. :)

Ann and Nancy on The Acoustic Storm

Each part aired on a different hour of the Acoustic Storm this Sunday. Nice interview snippets and incredible live performances! :D


Interview Part 1 & Acoustic Live Performance of Barracuda:


Acoustic Live Performance of Hey You & Straight On (Acoustic):


Interview Part 2 & Acoustic Live Performance of Crazy On You:

Heart on NPR's World Cafe

Led by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, Heart is widely regarded as one of the great rock bands of all time. Now, after a six-year break and 34 years since its debut, the group is primed to make a return to the limelight with the new album, Red Velvet Car.

Heart cut its first LP, Dreamboat Annie, in 1976 and quickly became one of the biggest bands on the planet. It went on to sell more than 1 million copies with two hit singles, "Magic Man" (No. 9 on the 1976 Billboard charts) and "Crazy on You" (No. 35 on the 1976 Billboard charts).

Riding the momentum, Heart released its second album just one year later, 1977's Little Queen, and that, too, sold 1 million copies, fueled by arguably its biggest hit, "Barracuda." The Wilson sisters were bona fide rock stars, appearing on the cover of the July 1977 issue of Rolling Stone and becoming the subjects of countless boyhood crushes. In 1978, Heart went on to release two more platinum albums in Magazine and Dog and Butterfly, and despite the absence of founding member Roger Fisher, the group released its highest charting album in 1980, Bebe Le Strange.

Listen to the sisters' interview with World Cafe host David Dye and hear the band rock out on the World Cafe Live stage.


A little extra info for those interested. Judging by tour dates and Ann saying they had just played 3 shows in a row, this seems to have been taped on the 6th at the WXPN Stage in Philadelphia, PA. :)

And here we are. Full performances, interview and web bonuses split up track by track.


Interview Part 1:


Dog & Butterfly:


Hey You:


WTF:


Interview Part 2:


Barracuda:


Red Velvet Car:

Ann Interview with 96.9 WGRF-FM Buffalo

Ann speaking to JP from 97Rock in Buffalo the day after the release of RVC! Great interview :D

Nancy Interview with 89.3 KPCC-FM Los Angeles

The Wilson Sisters, Ann and Nancy, have just released their first new studio album in six years. Perhaps better known as Heart, the duo’s “Red Velvet Car” features nine new songs as they return to their hard rock/acoustic roots of the late 70s.

KPCC’s Hettie Lynne Hurtes talked with Nancy Wilson as they prepare for their concert here in L.A. this weekend. She talked about what inspired the title “Red Velvet Car.”

HEART will be at the Gibson Amphitheatre at Universal Studios Saturday night.

Exclusive Video Interview with Ann and Nancy

Check out this great Ann and Nancy interview with Spinner! Gorgeous photos too! :D

Heart's Ann and Nancy Wilson came to musical prominence in the '70s, a decade in which muscle cars like the Camaro and Trans-Am were rock stars in their own right. The iconic sisters' new album, 'Red Velvet Car' -- their first studio effort in six years -- and the track 'Wheels' brings to mind that era with a recurring automobile motif.

When the Wilson sisters visited AOL's L.A. studios for a video chat about the new album, guitarist Nancy explained the origins of the title track. "We started working on the song, 'Red Velvet Car,' and we went, 'Wow, this album is about travel,'" she said. "There's something about the modern psyche and the heart of the modern culture that is on its way through. The good old image of home and heart has really altered lately. Everything is fast and moving, everyone's on a plane and that's the lonelier aspect of the modern world. 'Red Velvet Car,' it's another travel song with a lonely center, looking for a rescue, which is what a red velvet car is: A friend who comes, no matter what, with a red velvet car to get you."

Since we were on the subject, we asked the sisters about their most memorable rides. "When I went to college, my parents gave me a car that was a 1967 red Chevrolet Impala. That was at the height of my psychedelic time as a young person, so I called it the Astroplane and painted it all up inside," Ann recalled. "I was at art school, so I used acrylic paint. In Seattle it rains quite a bit, and acrylic paint is water soluble, so I had to keep repainting it again and again -- you know, gotta have that peace word on it." "The car was living art in progress," Nancy added, laughing.

For more from Heart about cars, Lady Gaga, Lilith Fair and why these songs take them back to their 'Dreamboat Annie' days, check out the exclusive video interview and gallery below.





So beautiful! ♥




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Part 2 of the Red Velvet Car Podcast!

Click here to check out Part 2 of the RVC Legacy Podcast. Click here for Part 1. Really great stuff here guys! :D