America: Live

Formed in the late-60’s in the UK by 3 sons of U.S. Air Force officers, America (DEWEY BUNNELL, DAN PEEK, and GERRY BECKLEY) crafted a soft folk-rock styling in the same vein as CROSBY, STILLS and NASH, JAMES TAYLOR, and NEIL YOUNG. After their self-titled debut album was released in 1972, the band won the Grammy® Award for Best New Artist.

By 1975, America had 4 songs in the Top 10 Pop Singles chart in the US ("Tin Man", "Ventura Highway", "I Need You", and "Horse With No Name"). They had released the George Martin-produced "Holiday" in late 1974, and would release a few more albums before Peek would leave the band. This performance captures America at the top of their game.

Tracklisting:
1. Ventura Highway
2. I Need You
3. Don’t Cross The River
4. Horse With No Name
5. Moon Song
6. Lonely People
7. Windwave
8. Rainbow Song
9. Tin Man
10. California Revisited
11. Green Monkey