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America is a folk-rock band formed in 1970 by Gerry Beckley, Dewey Bunnell, and Dan Peek. Known for their soft rock harmonies and West Coast sound, they rose to fame with hits like "A Horse with No Name", "Ventura Highway",.... Show More and "Sister Golden Hair". Their mix of folk, country, and rock created a laid-back yet timeless sound, making them one of the most beloved 70s rock bands.

America - Albums and Iconic Songs
1. America (1971) – Their self-titled debut featured their signature song, "A Horse with No Name." 2. Homecoming (1972) – Showcased their folk-rock craftsmanship with "Ventura Highway." 3. Hat Trick (1973) – Included "Muskrat Love," later covered by Captain & Tennille. 4. Holiday (1974) – Featured "Tin Man" and "Lonely People." 5. Hearts (1975) – Included one of their biggest hits, "Sister Golden Hair."
America - Influences and Legacy
America's folk-rock sound and West Coast harmonies influenced bands like Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Crosby, Stills & Nash. Their soft rock melodies helped shape the yacht rock movement and continue to inspire modern folk and indie bands like The Lumineers and Fleet Foxes.
America - Tour History and Memorable Concerts
Hollywood Bowl Performance (1973) – One of their first major concert hall performances. Reunion Tour (1980s-1990s) – Following a brief hiatus, they continued to tour extensively. Live at the Ventura Theater (1996) – Captured on one of their most beloved live albums. 50th Anniversary Tour (2020-Present) – Celebrating half a century of timeless folk-rock music.
America - Band Member Profiles
Gerry Beckley (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, 1970-Present) – A key songwriter and vocalist, known for his smooth melodies. Dewey Bunnell (Vocals, Guitar, 1970-Present) – Wrote some of the band's biggest hits, including "A Horse with No Name." Dan Peek (Vocals, Guitar, Bass, 1970-1977, Deceased 2011) – Left the band in the late 70s to pursue Christian rock music.
America - Cultural Impact and Media Appearances
America helped define the soft rock and folk-rock movements of the 1970s, influencing bands like The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and The Lumineers. "A Horse with No Name" remains a classic rock radio staple and has been featured in films like Breaking Bad, The Nice Guys, and Friends with Benefits. Their music is widely used in commercials and TV, often associated with nostalgia and open-road travel. Their influence continues in indie folk, with modern bands incorporating their harmonies and acoustic sound.
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America is a folk-rock band formed in 1970 by Gerry Beckley, Dewey Bunnell, and Dan Peek. Known for their soft rock harmonies and West Coast sound, they rose to fame with hits like "A Horse with No Name", "Ventura Highway",.... Show More and "Sister Golden Hair". Their mix of folk, country, and rock created a laid-back yet timeless sound, making them one of the most beloved 70s rock bands.

America - Albums and Iconic Songs
1. America (1971) – Their self-titled debut featured their signature song, "A Horse with No Name." 2. Homecoming (1972) – Showcased their folk-rock craftsmanship with "Ventura Highway." 3. Hat Trick (1973) – Included "Muskrat Love," later covered by Captain & Tennille. 4. Holiday (1974) – Featured "Tin Man" and "Lonely People." 5. Hearts (1975) – Included one of their biggest hits, "Sister Golden Hair."
America - Influences and Legacy
America's folk-rock sound and West Coast harmonies influenced bands like Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and Crosby, Stills & Nash. Their soft rock melodies helped shape the yacht rock movement and continue to inspire modern folk and indie bands like The Lumineers and Fleet Foxes.
America - Tour History and Memorable Concerts
Hollywood Bowl Performance (1973) – One of their first major concert hall performances. Reunion Tour (1980s-1990s) – Following a brief hiatus, they continued to tour extensively. Live at the Ventura Theater (1996) – Captured on one of their most beloved live albums. 50th Anniversary Tour (2020-Present) – Celebrating half a century of timeless folk-rock music.
America - Band Member Profiles
Gerry Beckley (Vocals, Guitar, Keyboards, 1970-Present) – A key songwriter and vocalist, known for his smooth melodies. Dewey Bunnell (Vocals, Guitar, 1970-Present) – Wrote some of the band's biggest hits, including "A Horse with No Name." Dan Peek (Vocals, Guitar, Bass, 1970-1977, Deceased 2011) – Left the band in the late 70s to pursue Christian rock music.
America - Cultural Impact and Media Appearances
America helped define the soft rock and folk-rock movements of the 1970s, influencing bands like The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, and The Lumineers. "A Horse with No Name" remains a classic rock radio staple and has been featured in films like Breaking Bad, The Nice Guys, and Friends with Benefits. Their music is widely used in commercials and TV, often associated with nostalgia and open-road travel. Their influence continues in indie folk, with modern bands incorporating their harmonies and acoustic sound.
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