Follow Your Heart (song)

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See this disambiguation page for ALL songs entitled "Follow Your Heart". This article is only about the Triumph song.

"Follow Your Heart"
Song
B-side	"Stranger in a Strange Land"

"Follow Your Heart" is a hard rock song and the fourth track from Triumph's 1984 album Thunder Seven. It reached number 35 on the Canada pop chart; number 88 in the U.S.

The video that was shot to accompany the single was filmed live at the Providence Civic Center in Rhode Island. During the concert, the band announced they would be filming a video after the concert and the audience were free to stay around.

Personnel

Rik Emmett – guitars, synthesizers, vocals
Gil Moore – drums, percussion, vocals
Michael Levine – bass guitar, keyboards, synthesizers

Production

Eddie Kramer – producer, mixer
Ed Stone – engineer
Hugh Cooper – mixing
Noel Golden – assistant engineer
Yoshiro Kuzumaki – mastering

External links

References

v t e Triumph
Rik Emmett Mike Levine Gil Moore Phil X
Studio albums	Triumph (1976) Rock & Roll Machine (1977) Just a Game (1979) Progressions of Power (1980) Allied Forces (1981) Never Surrender (1983) Thunder Seven (1984) The Sport of Kings (1986) Surveillance (1987) Edge of Excess (1992)
Compilations	Classics (1989) Livin' for the Weekend: The Anthology (2005) Extended Versions: Triumph (2006)
Live albums	Stages (1985) King Biscuit Flower Hour (In Concert) (1995) Live at the US Festival (2003) Live At Sweden Rock Festival (2012)
Videos and DVDs	A Night of Triumph (2004) Live at the US Festival (2003) Live At Sweden Rock Festival (2012)
Songs	"Rock & Roll Machine" (1977) "Hold On" (1979) "Follow Your Heart" (1984)
Related articles	Discography

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