Hide Your Heart is the seventh studio album by Bonnie Tyler. After two successful outings with Jim Steinman, Bonnie recorded her third album for CBS Records with Desmond Child at Bearsville Studios in Woodstock.

The label had given Child a budget for three songs, and owing to a dedicated team of songwriters and session musicians, he managed to stretch the budget to allow for a 10-track album recording.

Though not a huge hit, many of the album’s tracks enjoyed future success with other artists, including “The Best” for Tina Turner, “Save Up All Your Tears” for Cher, and “Don’t Turn Around” which has been interpreted in numerous genres.

The album images were taken by British photographer John Swannell, known primarily for his work with the British Royal Family. The art direction blended Bonnie’s leather jacket rock image with 18th-century Rococo architecture and decor.

The album was renamed Notes from America for its US release in September 1988. The cover art features Bonnie tearing through a wall of scrap paper.

Bonnie’s HIDE YOUR HEART TOUR ran throughout May 1988 with 19 dates in the UK. She was supported by Beltane Fire, a 4-piece British rock band.

Her performance of “Save Up All Your Tears” at London’s Hammersmith Apollo was recorded, mixed and released as a single in November 1988.

May 2, 1988 – Portsmouth – Guildhall
May 3, 1988 – Folkestone – Leas Cliff Hall
May 7, 1988 – Gloucester – Leisure Centre
May 8, 1988 – Cornwall – Coliseum
May 10, 1988 – Guildford – Civic Hall
May 11, 1988 – London – Hammersmith Odeon
May 12, 1988 – Tunbridge Wells – Assembly Rooms
May 14, 1988 – Poole – Arts Centre
May 15, 1988 – Cardiff – St David’s Hall
May 17, 1988 – Derby – Assembly Rooms
May 18, 1988 – Nottingham – Royal Concert Hall
May 21, 1988 – Aberdeen – Capitol Theatre
May 22, 1988 – Livingston – Forum
May 24, 1988 – Newcastle – City Hall
May 25, 1988 – Llandudno – Arcadia
May 27, 1988 – Liverpool – Royal Court Theatre
May 28, 1988 – Bristol – Hippodrome
May 30, 1988 – Sheffield – City Hall
May 31, 1988 – Manchester – Apollo