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During the 1987 sessions at Goodnight LA Studios, Ron Nevison felt the arrangement was too clean. Before cutting the second chorus of Alone, he instructed Ann Wilson to leave a breath of dead air and scream like Robert Plant. Wilson nailed the take immediately with zero vocal overdubs. That four-second ad-lib became the defining sonic hook of the entire record. Source: Producer Ron Nevison interview with Mix Magazine on Bad Animals sessions; Songfacts vocal session archives. Tags: Heart, Ann Wilson, Alone 1987, Ron Nevison, power ballad vocals, 80s rock, Robert Plant, Bad Animals #Shorts #AnnWilson #RockHistory #LiveMusic #metal

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