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Heart - Little Queen

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Little Queen is Heart's second studio album, released in 1977 after the success of the band's debut. It combines electric hard rock with acoustic and folk-influenced passages, particularly on songs such as "Dream of the Archer" and "Love Alive." The album includes "Barracuda," written in response to a publicity rumor about sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson, and reached number nine on the US Billboard 200.

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When was Heart's album Little Queen released?

Little Queen is the second studio album by the rock band Heart, released in 1977. It followed the massive success of their 1976 debut album, Dreamboat Annie.

What is Heart's most famous song on the Little Queen album?

The album's most famous track is 'Barracuda,' which was famously written by Ann Wilson as an angry response to a rude record executive. The song features one of the most recognizable driving guitar riffs in 1970s hard rock.

Does Heart's Little Queen feature any acoustic or folk elements?

Yes, Little Queen blends heavy electric hard rock with acoustic and folk-influenced passages. Tracks like 'Dream of the Archer' and 'Love Alive' showcase the band's versatility and use of acoustic guitars and mandolins.

What record label released Heart's Little Queen?

The album was released by Portrait Records, a subsidiary of Epic Records. Its release was surrounded by legal disputes with Mushroom Records, the label that had released their debut album.

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