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Love Mongers (Heart Side Project) – Washington, USA – December 31, 1991

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This is a two-disc live album capturing the complete New Year’s concert performed in Seattle by the Love Mongers—a side project featuring Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart—spanning December 31, 1991, to January 1, 1992. The album documents a special, relaxed performance centered on a repertoire rich in acoustic, blues, and soul influences—styles rarely explored in their work with Heart. Listeners can fully appreciate the Wilson sisters’ musical versatility through covers of classics such as Led Zeppelin’s “The Battle of Evermore,” as well as songs by Martha & The Vandellas, Ike & Tina Turner, and The Temptations. A major highlight is the inclusion of signature Heart songs like “These Dreams,” “Love,” “Crazy On You,” and “Love Shot,” all presented with unique Love Mongers arrangements. It is a warm, inviting live recording that captures the atmosphere of the Seattle music scene. This album is recommended not only for Heart fans but also for listeners wishing to delve deeper into the musical roots and artistry of Ann and Nancy Wilson. In addition to Heart classics, the album features outstanding covers such as “The Battle of Evermore,” “Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone,” and “River Deep – Mountain High.” It serves as a precious record of a New Year’s concert where one can enjoy the warm, acoustic sound that defines the Love Mongers. A Happy New Year 1992 (Live In Seattle) Disc 1: You’re My Friend, Under The Sky, These Dreams, Johnny Move, Dream Boat Annie, Because, Love Let In, State of Mind, Independence, The Battle of Evermore, Count Down. Disc 2: Even It Up, Mama Told Me, Papa Was a Rollin’ Stone, Almost Paradise, The Woman In Me, Slow Down, Dancing In The Street, Love Shot, River Deep – Mountain High, Crazy On You, Ring Them Bells.

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