Heart Altoona Tickets

Heart tickets The band moved to Canada. After many one-nighters around their new home of Vancouver the group recorded a demo tape with the assistance of producer Mike Flicker and session guitarist and keyboard player Howard Leese. Soon after, Leese became a full time member of the group. The same team then cut the debut album Dreamboat Annie, which attracted the attention of the newly formed Mushroom Records in 1975, a Vancouver-based label run by Shelly Siegel. Upon release in Canada the album sold an impressive 30,000 copies, no doubt benefitting from Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) Canadian content regulations. In the US Siegel released the album first in Seattle, where it quickly sold another 25,000. With two hit singles — "Crazy on You" (#35, 1976) and "Magic Man" (#9, 1976) — Dreamboat Annie eventually sold over a million copies. Songs of this era can be played on Canadian radio to satisfy CanCon content requirements.