Pink Turns Blue (Atlantic Records 1989)

   

   The last of the independent American female rockers from the border time-line between New Wave and new Modern Pop era before the nineties; Fiona Eileen Flanagan from Phillipsburg, NJ releasing her third album Heart Like A Gun that sounded soft and hard on the same tempos of balancing which might for some music fans nowadays – as a collectible record with a little bit of old taste that sounded really good to listen and still, the standard Hard Rock beats or the ballad-toned are the ultimate choice for accompanying the higher toned sexy vocals from Fiona to arousing your Rock radar’s heaven up. Heart Like A Gun consisting many guest musicians like Kip Winger, guitarist Brad Gillis, drummer Rod Morgenstein or producer Beau Hill with Fiona’s leading the vocals and giving her best soundings for this recording. We would definitely fell in love for Where the Cowboys Go, Little Jeannie (Got the Look of Love), Victoria Cross, Mariel, Bringing in The Beast and Everything You do (You’re sexing me) with Kip Winger really rocking the memory lane of your imaginations like being kick back onto the past where living in danger is a choice and being a rocker is not a crime.

Heart Like a Gun:

https://youtu.be/lrHk9eyQW4g