The Road Home

Released in 1995, The Road Home captures Heart in a rare, intimate club setting, performing in the popular "unplugged" style. This fourteenth album from the Seattle rock veterans strips back their signature sound, offering acoustic renditions of beloved hits like "Dreamboat Annie," the soaring "Alone," and the driving "Barracuda." The setlist also features the band's take on the Rolling Stones' "All I Wanna Be (Is With You)," showcasing their enduring connection to classic rock. Produced by none other than John Paul Jones of Led Zeppelin, The Road Home benefited from the legendary musician's touch. The album, which reached number eighty-seven on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart, presents a thoughtful exploration of the band's catalog. A companion live video, also titled The Road Home, was released the same year, further documenting this significant acoustic chapter in Heart's career.[edit]