That was the first song that Taupin and Page ever wrote together. At the time, Heart needed the help. They were on the decline.
Soon afterward, Ann Wilson fell in love with Mike Fisher, and the members of Heart all moved, one by one, to Vancouver. The album was an assured take on stadium-shaking Zeppelin-style hard rock. Heart stood out by being a rare rock band with two women up front, and they stood out even further by virtue of the fact that they had some seriously stomp-ass songs. Ann Wilson sang about lust in the same mythic, animalistic tones that Robert Plant did, but she had a whole different perspective.
The band caught on right away. In the years that followed, Heart endured various upheavals and indignities. Ann and Nancy eventually broke up with the Fisher brothers, and the band kicked Roger Fisher out after he threw an onstage tantrum over it.
That one is an 8. For their self-titled album, Heart went to work with Thin Lizzy producer and Led Zeppelin engineer Ron Nevison, and they started making hits. Nicks turned it down, and so did Kim Carnes. Nancy had a cold at the time, but Ron Nevison liked the rasp in her voice, and so do I.
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