Hear Ann Wilson and Vince Gill Duet on Queen’s ‘Love of My Life’

Coronary heart singer Ann Wilson duets with Vince Gill on a newly launched solo cowl of Queen‘s “Love of My Life,” which can seem on her upcoming solo album, Fierce Bliss.

Gill takes the lead within the first verse and refrain of the tender piano ballad, whereas Wilson handles the second spherical of vocals. Each singers harmonize within the bridge and ultimate refrain as drums and guitar kick in behind them. You possibly can hearken to the track under.

“‘Love of My Life’ is a gorgeous track about limitless love,” Wilson mentioned in a press release. “It was my honor to duet with Vince Gill on this track – an unforgettable expertise for which I am grateful!”

Wilson continued: “I had the thought for the Queen track ‘Love of My Life’ as a duet, so I simply tried to image who can be ‘the male angel’ that might sing the opposite a part of it. I believed how nice the track can be if it was stripped down and simply sung with soul, and it needed to be Vince Gill as a result of he is obtained that voice, that soul.”

Fierce Bliss, Wilson’s third solo album, incorporates a number of different covers, together with Eurythmics‘ “Missionary Man,” Robin Trower‘s “Bridge of Sighs” and Jeff Buckley‘s “Neglect Her.” The 11-song LP comes out  April 29 and has been preceded by a number of singles, together with “Greed,” “Black Wing” and the aforementioned “Missionary Man.” Warren Haynes of Gov’t Mule additionally seems on the file.

Wilson will embark on a North American tour subsequent month together with her backing band, the Superb Dawgs. She additionally hopes to make one other Coronary heart album together with her sister, Nancy, in 2023, to commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the duo utilizing the band identify. “The songs lead every thing,” Wilson not too long ago informed Rock Sweet. “And I am writing songs once more now. I do not know if they’re going to be for my solo factor or for Coronary heart. However sure, I want to make one other Coronary heart album.”