In 1982, Heart moved to Epic Records with "Private Audition," a collection that found the band experimenting with synthesizers and a more pop-oriented sound. It marked a transitional period before their massive commercial comeback.
- "Private Audition" was Heart's first album released on Epic Records after their departure from Portrait Records.
- The album reached number 25 on the Billboard 200 chart.
- "All the Woman's Love" was the lead single, though it failed to chart significantly.
Heart is a rock band fronted by sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson. They found mainstream success in the 1970s with a folk-influenced hard rock sound.
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