America – History: Greatest Hits (Vinyl)
Warner Bros. Records (1975 / This Pressing Late 70s)
$30.00
Very Early Australasian Pressing ~ Still In Top Condition! Includes Inner Sleeve With Lyrics. A Fine Collection Featuring “A Horse With No Name”, “Sandman”, “Ventura Highway”, “Tinman”, “Sister Golden Hair” & 7 More!
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Very Early Australasian Pressing ~ Still In Top Condition! Includes Inner Sleeve With Lyrics. A Fine Collection From Popular ’70s Folk Pop Group, America. Featuring “A Horse With No Name”, “Sandman”, “Ventura Highway”, “Tinman”, “Sister Golden Hair” & 7 More!
Condition – Vinyl: EXCELLENT!
Condition – Cover: EXCELLENT!
Side 1:
A Horse With No Name
I Need You
Sandman
Ventura Highway
Don’t Cross The River
Only In Your Heart
Side 2:
Muskrat Love
Tinman
Lonely People
Sister Golden Hair
Daisy Jane
Woman Tonight
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Mirroring the cover art depiction of America’s dual life in England and the U.S., History: Greatest Hits perfectly spotlights both the polished and layered production of British studio legend George Martin and the West Coast tones of the band’s folk-pop style. Featuring the group’s many chart toppers from the first half of the ’70s, this definitive roundup includes Neil Young-style acoustic sides like “Lonely People,” the hippie MOR of “Muskrat Love,” and breezy acid rock like “Sandman.” And even though Martin didn’t produce the entire lot of songs here, his sophisticated and mostly subtle way with strings, keyboards, and multi-track guitars is in evidence throughout. Adding to the fun are additional highlights like the updated surf cut “Sister Golden Hair” and ingenious McCartney-esque pop like “Only in Your Heart” and “Daisy Jane.” An essential collection for fans who like their ’70s folk with a pop sheen, loads of hooks, and top-drawer arrangements. 4 ½ Stars