Ann Wilson says a music exec once sent Paula Abdul to teach Heart choreography

Ann Wilson says a music exec once sent Paula Abdul to teach Heart choreography

Gary Miller/Getty Images You don’t usually think dance music when you think of Heart, but apparently one record exec in the ’80s hoped to change that. Heart’s Ann Wilson chats with pop star Chappell Roan and indie artist Lucy Dacus on the latest episode of her After Dinner Thinks with Ann Wilson podcast, revealing that the exec in question took a surprising step to get her and sister Nancy Wilson moving onstage. Looking back at her career, Ann s…

Lucy Dacus & Chappell Roan Join Heart’s Ann Wilson On ‘After Dinner Thinks’ Podcast

Lucy Dacus and Chappell Roan convened with Ann Wilson backstage after a Heart concert to record an episode of Wilson's 'After Dinner Thinks' podcast.

Ann Wilson Hosts Lucy Dacus And Chappell Roan On ‘After Dinner Thinks’ Podcast

The latest episode of Ann Wilson’s popular After Dinner Thinks podcast features two of music’s most exciting voices, Lucy Dacus and Chappell Roan. The trio engaged in a backstage conversation that covered plenty of territory, from what the artists like to wear on stage to navigating life in the spotlight and the importance of legacy. Just over 15 minutes into the chat, Dacus, who released her acclaimed fourth studio album Forever is a Feeling in…

Ann Wilson says a music exec once sent Paula Abdul to teach Heart choreography – 106.5 The Arch

You don't usually think dance music when you think of Heart, but apparently one record exec in the '80s hoped to change that.Heart's Ann Wilson chats with pop star Chappell… Source

Ann Wilson says a music exec once sent Paula Abdul to teach Heart choreography – KSHE 95

You don't usually think dance music when you think of Heart, but apparently one record exec in the '80s hoped to change that.Heart's Ann Wilson chats with pop star Chappell… Source

Paula Abdul looks back on having to "overcome" Simon Cowell on...

The former American Idol co-judges constantly butted heads due to their vastly different judging styles.