Change Of Heart | en

There are several bands with the name Change of Heart.
1. Change of Heart was a Canadian alternative rock band. The band was formed in 1982 in Toronto, Ontario, and achieved moderate domestic success in the mid-1990s during the grunge/alternative rock scene of that decade. Videos for the singles "Little Kingdoms" and "Grifter's Plow", from their 1997 album Steelteeth, received substantial airplay on MuchMusic's alternative showcase program The Wedge.

Over the course of the group's lifespan there were numerous personnel changes, with vocalist Ian Blurton being the one mainstay. Other members included drummers Ron Duffy, Glenn Milchem and John Richardson, bassists Rob Taylor, John Borra and Rob Higgins, percussionist Mike Armstrong and keyboardist Bernard Maiezza.

The band had a diverse, genre-defying sound similar to that of King Cobb Steelie, but wrote and played somewhat more conventionally-structured power pop songs than King Cobb Steelie did. The songs on their albums crossed from pop to hard rock to something almost akin to punk.

2. CHANGE OF HEART is also a new band from the U.K. Their debut CD that has been released on Escape Music in 1998 and it is filled with classy AOR/FM-rock that captures influences of bands like WHITE SISTER, early FM, SURVIVOR, HEARTLAND.
Band members are:
Alan Clark - lead vocals, guitar
John Footit - lead guitar
Mick Wade - bass
Ian Thompson - drums
Dave Chapman - keyboards
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