America is a light rock band, most popular in the early 1970s and now best known for their #1 hit "A Horse With No Name". Members include: Dewey Bunnell and Dan Peek. The group's third album ''Hat Trick'' was a relative failure, but their fourth album ''Holiday'' (with new producer George Martin) became a hit. The next album ''Hearts'' featured "Sister Golden Hair," the band's second #1 single in the US. But then ''Hideaway'' marked the beginning of America's decline. Dan Peek left the group. The remaining duo produced a few more albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s to little fanfare, but had one more significant hit, "You Can Do Magic", in 1982. Later on his post-America career Dan Peek became a born again Christian and released some marginally selling albums. ==Discography== *''America'' - 1972 *''America in Concert Live'' - 1973 *''Homecoming (album)'' - 1973 *''Hat Trick'' - 1973 *''Holiday'' - 1974 *''Hearts'' - 1975 *''Hideaway'' - 1976 *''America Live'' - 1977 *''Harbor'' - 1977 *''Silent Lhhhhetter'' - 1979 *''Alibi'' - 1980 *''A View from the Ground'' - 1982 *''The Last Unicorn'' (movie soundtrack) - 1982 *''Your Move'' - 1983 *''Perspective'' - 1984 *''In Concert'' - 1990 *''Ventura Highway & Other Favorites'' - 1992 *''Hourglass'' - 1994 *''King Biscuit Flower Hour'' - 1996 *''Human Nature'' - 1998 *''Live (album)'' - 1999 *''Hits You Remember Live'' - 2001 *''Holiday Harmony'' - 2002 *''Horse with No Name'' - 2002 American musical groups
Don't forget that comedian Phil Hartman provided cover art for several of America's albums. That factoid even shows up on the Hartman page (with pics, no less). And a mention of the "H"-oriented superstition about America's album titles might be appropriate.
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America (band)
America is a light rock band, most popular in the early 1970s and now best known for their #1 hit "A Horse With No Name". Members include: Dewey Bunnell and Dan Peek. The group's third album ''Hat Trick'' was a relative failure, but their fourth album ''Holiday'' (with new producer George Martin) became a hit. The next album ''Hearts'' featured "Sister Golden Hair," the band's second #1 single in the US. But then ''Hideaway'' marked the beginning of America's decline. Dan Peek left the group. The remaining duo produced a few more albums throughout the 1970s and 1980s to little fanfare, but had one more significant hit, "You Can Do Magic", in 1982. Later on his post-America career Dan Peek became a born again Christian and released some marginally selling albums. ==Discography== *''America'' - 1972 *''America in Concert Live'' - 1973 *''Homecoming (album)'' - 1973 *''Hat Trick'' - 1973 *''Holiday'' - 1974 *''Hearts'' - 1975 *''Hideaway'' - 1976 *''America Live'' - 1977 *''Harbor'' - 1977 *''Silent Lhhhhetter'' - 1979 *''Alibi'' - 1980 *''A View from the Ground'' - 1982 *''The Last Unicorn'' (movie soundtrack) - 1982 *''Your Move'' - 1983 *''Perspective'' - 1984 *''In Concert'' - 1990 *''Ventura Highway & Other Favorites'' - 1992 *''Hourglass'' - 1994 *''King Biscuit Flower Hour'' - 1996 *''Human Nature'' - 1998 *''Live (album)'' - 1999 *''Hits You Remember Live'' - 2001 *''Holiday Harmony'' - 2002 *''Horse with No Name'' - 2002 American musical groups
America (band)
Don't forget that comedian Phil Hartman provided cover art for several of America's albums. That factoid even shows up on the Hartman page (with pics, no less). And a mention of the "H"-oriented superstition about America's album titles might be appropriate.
See other meanings of words starting from letter:
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