Heart "Dreamboat Annie"

When's the last time someone used the word "dreamboat" to describe an attractive person? Maybe 1975? "Have you seen, Joey? He's a real dreamboat!"

Heart "Nothin' At All"

"When I asked you how you did it. You just said it was nothing at all."

Heart "Alone"

Heart wasn't the first band to record the song "Alone".  Three years prior to Heart's version, actor John Stamos recorded the power ballad with Valerie Stevenson.  Not to be outdone, Celine Dion later recorded a version of her own in 2007.

Heart - "The Woman in Me"

Ann and Nancy Wilson of Heart covered Donna Summer's "The Woman in Me" for their 1993 album Desire Walks On.  While never a big hit, the song found a home on Adult Contemporary radio stations in 1994.

Ambrosia - "Holding On To Yesterday"

One listen to Ambrosia's sound and you could understand why the band toured with Fleetwood Mac, Heart, and The Doobie Brothers back in the 1970s.  

Heart - "These Dreams"

My first girlfriend pointed out lyrics to Heart's "These Dreams" and I've never forgotten them...even some 20 years later: "Funny how your feet in dreams never touch the earth."  The song was Hearts first and only #1 song on the Adult Contemporary chart.

Heart - "Stranded"

"Don't leave me like this.  Don't leave me stranded.  Don't leave me now.  Don't leave me."

Ouch.

Heart - "Will You Be There (in the Morning)?"

Heart's last song to chart in the Top 40 was 1993's "Will You Be There (in the Morning)?".  The ballad featured a piano chord that sounded like someone was ringing your doorbell.  Hopefully you were there in the morning to answer the door.

Heart - "Never"

You can knock Heart all you want for silly songs like "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You", but you can't deny the powerful vocals of sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson.  Leaving their rock-based sound in the '70s, Heart's '80s hits focused more on synthesizers and pop radio-friendly melodies.  Their 1985 hit "Never" exemplified this change in formula.

Heart - "All I Wanna Do Is Make Love to You"

Next on Lifetime: A woman has a one-night stand with a man with the intention of getting pregnant.  Years later, she and her child see this man and reveals to him that he's the father.  She used him to get pregnant because the man she loved could not give her a child.  Then, stay tuned for reruns of Frasier.