Heart is an American rock band that was formed in Seattle, Washington in the early 1970s. The band was originally composed of sisters Ann Wilson (vocals) and Nancy Wilson (guitar), as well as several other members who would come and go over the years.

Heart first achieved commercial success in the mid-1970s with the release of their albums "Dreamboat Annie" (1975) and "Little Queen" (1977). These albums featured hit songs such as "Crazy on You," "Magic Man," and "Barracuda," which showcased the band's unique blend of hard rock, folk, and acoustic elements.

Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, Heart continued to release successful albums and singles, including "What About Love," "Alone," and "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You." The band's sound evolved during this time, incorporating more mainstream pop and rock elements, but they continued to be known for their powerful vocals and strong musicianship.

In addition to their commercial success, Heart has also been recognized for their influence and impact on the music industry. They were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013, and have been praised for their trailblazing role as women in rock music.

Heart has undergone several lineup changes over the years, but Ann and Nancy Wilson have remained the core members of the band throughout their career.

• Roger Fisher - guitar - b. February 14, 1950, Seattle, Washington.
• Mike Fisher -
• Steve Fossen - bass

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute - b. June 19, 1950, San Diego, California.
• Roger Fisher - guitar
• Mike Fisher -
• Steve Fossen - bass

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Roger Fisher - guitar
• Steve Fossen - bass

1. "Dreamboat Annie" (1976) - Singles: "Crazy on You", "Magic Man"

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Roger Fisher - guitar
• Steve Fossen - bass
• Howard Leese - keyboards/synthesizer/guitar - b. June 13, 1951.
• Michael Derosier - drums

1. "Magazine" (1977)
2. "Little Queen" (1977) - Single: "Barracuda"
3. "Dog & Butterfly" (1978)

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Steve Fossen - bass
• Howard Leese - keyboards/synthesizer/guitar
• Michael Derosier - drums

1. "Bebe Le Strange" (1980)

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Howard Leese - keyboards/synthesizer/guitar
• Mark Andes - bass - b. February 19, 1948, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - formerly with The Marksmen, The Red Roosters, Spirit, Western Union, Canned Heat, Jo Jo Gunne, and Firefall.
• Denny Carmassi - drums - formerly with Montrose, Gamma, and Sammy Hagar.

1. "Private Audition" (1982)
2. "Passion Works" (1983)
3. "Heart" (1985) - Singles: "What About Love?", "Never", "These Dreams", "Nothin' at All"
4. "Bad Animals" (1987) - Singles: "Alone", "Who Will You Run To", "There's the Girl"
5. "Brigade" (1990) - Singles: "All I Want to Do is Make Love to You", "I Didn't Want to Need You", "Stranded"
6. "Rock the House Live!" (live) (1991)

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Howard Leese - keyboards/synthesizer/guitar
• Fernando Saunders - bass - b. January 17, 1954, Detroit, Michigan.
• Denny Fongheiser - drums - b. April 21, 1959, Alameda, California.

1. "Desire Walks On" (1993)

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Sue Ennis - vocals/guitar/keyboards
• Frank Cox - vocals/guitar/mandolin/keyboards

1. "The Road Home" (live) (1995) - acoustic set
2. "Whirlygig" (1997)
3. "Here Is Christmas" (1998)

• Ann Wilson - vocals/guitar/flute
• Nancy Wilson - vocals/guitar/mandolin
• Craig Bartock - guitar/keyboards/marimba/vocals
• Mike Inez - bass/percussion
• Darian Sahanaja - keyboards
• Ben Smith - drums/percussion
  

• "Jupiter's Darling" (2004)
  

1. "Greatest Hits Live" (live) (1980)
2. "Heart: 20 Years of Rock & Roll CD-ROM" (1994)
3. "Little Queen / Dog & Butterfly / Bebe Le Strange" (box set) (1997)
4. "Greatest Hits" (1998)
5. "Greatest Hits: 1985-1995" (2000)
   
6. "The Essential Heart" (2-CDs) (2002)
   

1. "Standing, Looking Up" (1988)
2. "Forest Rain" (1995)
3. "Evolution" (1999)

• AnnAndNancy.com
• Heart/LoveMongers WWW Home Page
• The HeartMongers' Corner
• Roger Fisher's WebPage - information on ordering his CDs.