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Ann Wilson Reflects on Heart’s ‘Devil’s Bargains’ in the ’80s

In a candid discussion with Billy Corgan on his podcast, Ann Wilson of Heart opened up about the tough choices her band faced during the '80s. The iconic rock group had to navigate a challenging music landscape, leading them to make what she describes as 'devil's bargains' to survive.After parting ways with Epic Records post their 1983 album Passionworks, which struggled to gain traction, Heart found new hope with Capitol Records. Wilson recalled how A&R man Don Grierson offered support […]

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Ann Wilson Reflects