America

“A Horse With No Name”, “Sister Golden Hair”, “Tin Man” , “Lonely People” ,”Daisy Jane”, “Sister Golden Hair”, “Today’s The Day”, “I Need You”, “Ventura Highway”, “Lonely People”, “You Can Do Magic”, Don’t Cross The River”, “ SandMan”…The list of hits goes on and on…

Dewey Bunnell and Gerry Beckly…better known as America continue to thrill audiences around the world with the songs we all know and love.

No America concert is complete without the signature song, “A Horse with No Name,” the band’s debut single, was released at the end of 1971, It is amazing how this song has endured over the past 40 plus years. No doubt Breaking Bad helped it win a new generation of fans, but one of the most interesting aspects of this song was when it first hit the airwaves many people thought it was a Neil Young song,including Neil’s father, and many people still think it’s one of his songs to this very day.

One of the most popular soft-rock groups of the 70’s, The duo along with founding member Dan Peek, helped to define the folk rock sound coming out of California, paving the way for countless bands of that era.

The early part of the new millennium saw America release not only a handful of live albums as well as a holiday-themed studio recording, but also the exhaustive, career-spanning box set “Highway”. Countless DVD’s showcasing the band in concert have also been released.

The duo most recently released “Back Pages”, an album of covers, songs that influenced them over the years.