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By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Ann Wilson Ann Wilson will release a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl EP this summer featuring four songs she recorded in 1969 with her pre- Heart band The Daybreaks. In a post on her official website, Wilson explains that in late 1968, The Daybreaks agreed to record a few tunes by a couple of country songwriters in return for some studio time. Ann notes that on January 9, 1969, the band entered Seattle’s Kearney Bartons Studio and recorded four tracks. Two of the tunes, “Standing Watching You” and “I’m Gonna’ Drink My Hurt...

By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Ann Wilson Ann Wilson will release a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl EP this summer featuring four songs she recorded in 1969 with her pre- Heart band The Daybreaks. In a post on her official website, Wilson explains that in late 1968, The Daybreaks agreed to record a few tunes by a couple of country songwriters in return for some studio time. Ann notes that on January 9, 1969, the band entered Seattle’s Kearney Bartons Studio and recorded four tracks. Two of the tunes, “Standing Watching You” and “I’m Gonna’ Drink My Hurt...

By Syndicated Content Courtesy of Ann Wilson Ann Wilson will release a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl EP this summer featuring four songs she recorded in 1969 with her pre- Heart band The Daybreaks. In a post on her official website, Wilson explains that in late 1968, The Daybreaks agreed to record a few tunes by a couple of country songwriters in return for some studio time. Ann notes that on January 9, 1969, the band entered Seattle’s Kearney Bartons Studio and recorded four tracks. Two of the tunes, “Standing Watching You” and “I’m Gonna’ Drink My Hurt...

Courtesy of Ann Wilson Ann Wilson will release a limited-edition 10-inch vinyl EP this summer featuring four songs she recorded in 1969 with her pre- Heart band The Daybreaks. In a post on her official website, Wilson explains that in late 1968, The Daybreaks agreed to record a few tunes by a couple of country songwriters in return for some studio time. Ann notes that on January 9, 1969, the band entered Seattle’s Kearney Bartons Studio and recorded four tracks. Two of the tunes, “Standing Watching You” and “I’m Gonna’ Drink My Hurt Away,” were written by a songwriter named Ma...