- A Horse With No Name
- Sandman
- I Need You
- Everyone I Meet Is from California
- Ventura Highway
- Don't Cross the River
- Only in Your Heart
- Muskrat Love
- Another Try
- Tin Man
- Lonely People
- Sister Golden Hair
- Daisy Jane
- Woman Tonight
- Today's the Day
- Amber Cascades
- California Dreamin'
- You Can Do Magic
- Right Before Your Eyes
- The Border
- World of Light
- Paradise
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Overview
The Complete Greatest Hits is an awkward title, but it's more or less accurate. Less because there are two new recordings here ("World of Light," "Paradise") at the end that couldn't qualify as hits. More because it does contain all of the group's greatest hits, from their Warner recordings from the '70s ("A Horse With No Name," "Tin Man," "Ventura Highway," "Lonely People," and "Sister Golden Hair") to their smooth recordings for Capitol in the early '80s ("You Can Do Magic," "The Border"). Not counting Rhino's superb box set, Highway, this is the first collection to do this, and it makes for an excellent listen and a great, succinct summary of their strengths.
Product Details
Release Date: | 08/21/2001 |
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Label: | Rhino |
UPC: | 0081227437527 |
catalogNumber: | 74375 |
Rank: | 4690 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
America Primary ArtistDan Peek Bass,Guitar,Harmonica,Keyboards,Vocals,Background Vocals
Gerry Beckley Bass,Guitar,Harmonica,Keyboards,Vocals,Background Vocals
Dewey Bunnell Guitar,Vocals,Background Vocals
Larry Klimas Saxophone
Jeffrey Foskett Vocals
Technical Credits
Russ Ballard ProducerGeorge Martin Producer
Dan Peek Producer
Greg Allen Art Direction
Gerry Beckley Composer,Producer,Engineer
Hugh Brown Art Direction
Dewey Bunnell Composer,Producer
Bobby Colomby Producer
Jeff Dexter Producer
Bill Inglot Producer
Ian Samwell Producer
Barry Alfonso Liner Notes
Steve Woolard Discographical Annotation
Shawn Amos Editorial Coordinator
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