American rock band formed by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, noted for 1970s hard/folk rock and a later shift into 1980s AOR; widely praised for Ann Wilson's powerful vocals.

Heart is an American rock band formed by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. Key early successes include the albums Dreamboat Annie and Little Queen (featuring the single "Barracuda"). The band moved toward a more AOR-oriented sound in the 1980s and achieved significant commercial success with tracks such as "These Dreams."

DeBaser reviews consistently praise Ann Wilson's vocal power and highlight Little Queen and Barracuda as career high points. Critics note a clear transition from 1970s hard/folk rock toward an 1980s AOR sound. Reception across the sampled reviews ranges from enthusiastic to reserved about the AOR-era songwriting. Instrumental performances (Nancy Wilson's guitar/mandolin work) receive regular positive mention.

For:Fans of classic rock, 1970s hard/folk rock and 1980s AOR; listeners who value strong vocalists and guitar-driven songs.

 Ann’s voice is always magnificent and astonishing, and Nancy’s arpeggios rock like never before.

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 But the most famous album remains Little Queen, perhaps precisely because of the fantastic opening song, Barracuda, which I would dare to say is the most beautiful and famous song of the band: the riff is incredibly powerful, and Nancy’s voice is nothing short of astonishing.

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 first and foremost, the supreme voice of Ann Wilson.

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