[TR24][OF] America - The Complete WB Collection 1971-1977 (2013, Audiophile 192 kHz/24bit) High-Fidelity FLAC (tracks), lossless (Rock, Soft Rock, Country Rock, Folk Rock)

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</var>Жанр: Rock, Soft Rock, Country Rock, Folk Rock 
Год издания: 2013 
Издатель (лейбл): Warner Bros. Records 
Аудиокодек:High-Fidelity FLAC Stereo 192kHz/24bit (*.flac) 
Тип рипа: tracks 
Битрейт аудио: lossless 
Продолжительность: 04:25:55 
Источник (релизер): chuhonka (hdgeek) 
Наличие сканов в содержимом раздачи: нет

1971 America
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</var>001 Riverside 3:01 
02 Sandman 5:08 
03 Three Roses 3:53 
04 Children 3:08 
05 A Horse With No Name 4:12 
06 Here 5:27 
07 I Need You 3:03 
08 Rainy Day 2:54 
09 Never Found The Time 3:50 
10 Clarice 4:01 
11 Donkey Jaw 5:19 
12 Pigeon Song 2:18

Personnel
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, 6-string acoustic guitar (except on "Here" and "Never Found the Time") 
Gerry Beckley – bass (except on "Three Roses" and "A Horse with No Name"), 6 and 12-string acoustic guitars (except on "Sandman", "I Need You" and "Pigeon Song"), lead and backing vocals (except on "Pigeon Song"), electric guitar and chimes on "Clarice", piano on "I Need You" and "Clarice" 
Dan Peek – 6 and 12-string acoustic guitars (except on "A Horse with No Name", "I Need You", "Clarice" and "Pigeon Song"), lead and backing vocals (except on "Pigeon Song"), electric guitar (on "Sandman", "Donkey Jaw" and "I Need You"), piano on "Never Found the Time", bass on "A Horse with No Name" and "Three Roses" 
Ray Cooper – percussion 
Dave Atwood – drums on "Sandman", "Here", "I Need You" and "Donkey Jaw" 
Kim Haworth – drums on "A Horse with No Name" 
David Lindley – electric guitar on "Children", steel guitar on "Rainy Day"

1972 Homecoming
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</var>01 Ventura Highway 3:31 
02 To Each His Own 3:12 
03 Don't Cross The River 2:29 
04 Moon Song 3:41 
05 Only In Your Heart 3:17 
06 Till The Sun Comes Up Again 2:12 
07 Cornwall Blank 4:18 
08 Head And Heart 3:49 
09 California Revisited 3:05 
10 Saturn Nights 3:31

Personnel
Dan Peek - guitar, piano, vocals 
Gerry Beckley - guitar, piano, vocals, bass guitar on "Till the Sun Comes Up Again" and "Head & Heart" 
Dewey Bunnell - guitar, piano, vocals, percussion on "Head & Heart" 
Joe Osborn - bass guitar 
Hal Blaine - drums, percussion 
Gary Mallaber - drums and percussion on "Till the Sun Comes Up Again" 
Gary Burden - art direction, design 
Henry Diltz - banjo, photography

1973 Hat Trick
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</var>01 Muskrat Love 3:06 
02 Wind Wave 2:54 
03 She's Gonna Let You Down 3:40 
04 Rainbow Song 3:52 
05 Submarine Ladies 3:13 
06 It's Life 4:00 
07 Hat Trick 8:26 
08 Molten Love 3:08 
09 Green Monkey 3:37 
10 Willow Tree Lullaby 2:33 
11 Goodbye 3:10

Personnel
Gerry Beckley – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, harmonica 
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, guitars, percussion 
Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, harmonica 
Hal Blaine – drums, percussion (except "Muskrat Love") 
David Dickey – bass guitar 
Henry Diltz – banjo ("Submarine Ladies") 
Billy Hinsche – backing vocals ("Hat Trick") 
Bruce Johnston – backing vocals ("Hat Trick") 
Lee Keifer – harmonica ("Submarine Ladies") 
Robert Margoliffe – synthesizer 
Chester McCracken – congas 
Jim Ed Norman – arrangements, piano ("She's Gonna Let You Down") 
Tom Scott – saxophone ("Rainbow") 
Joe Walsh – guitar ("Green Monkey") 
Carl Wilson – backing vocals ("Hat Trick") 
Lorene Yarnell – taps ("Hat Trick")

1974 Holiday
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</var>01 Miniature (Instrumental) 1:13 
02 Tin Man 3:29 
03 Another Try 3:21 
04 Lonely People 2:30 
05 Glad To See You 3:45 
06 Mad Dog 2:41 
07 Hollywood 2:53 
08 Baby It's Up To You 2:26 
09 You 2:27 
10 Old Man Took 3:15 
11 What Does It Matter 2:22 
12 In The Country 2:55

Personnel
Gerry Beckley – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, harmonica 
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, guitars, percussion 
Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, harmonica 
Willie Leacox - Drums and Percussion

1975 Hearts
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</var>01 Daisy Jane 3:06 
02 Half A Man 3:37 
03 Midnight 2:43 
04 Bell Tree 2:33 
05 Old Virginia 3:31 
06 People In The Valley 2:42 
07 Company 3:26 
08 Woman Tonight 2:22 
09 The Story Of A Teenager 3:20 
10 Sister Golden Hair 3:17 
11 Tomorrow 2:50 
12 Seasons 3:01

Personnel
Gerry Beckley – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, harmonica 
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, guitars, percussion 
Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, harmonica 
David Dickey – bass 
Willie Leacox – drums, percussion 
George Martin – piano

1976 Hideaway
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</var>01 Lovely Night 2:33 
02 Amber Cascades 2:51 
03 Don't Let It Get You Down 2:58 
04 Can't You See 2:22 
05 Watership Down (Alternate Mix) 4:59 
06 She's Beside You 2:59 
07 Hideaway, Part I 1:32 
08 She's A Liar 3:30 
09 Letter 3:07 
10 Today's The Day 3:15 
11 Jet Boy Blue 3:25 
12 Who Loves You 4:31 
13 Hideaway, Part II 2:01

Personnel
Gerry Beckley – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, harmonica 
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, guitars, percussion 
Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, harmonica 
David Dickey – bass guitar 
Willie Leacox – drums and percussion 
George Martin – piano on "She's Beside You" and "Hideaway Part I"

1977 Harbor
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</var>01 God Of The Sun 3:16 
02 Slow Down 3:14 
03 Don't Cry Baby 3:19 
04 Now She's Gone 2:28 
05 Political Poachers 2:41 
06 Sarah 2:47 
07 Sergeant Darkness 2:59 
08 Are You There 2:53 
09 These Brown Eyes 2:32 
10 Monster 2:03 
11 Hurricane 2:31 
12 Down To The Water 2:32

Personnel
Gerry Beckley, Dewey Bunnell, and Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, pianos, synthesizers 
David Dickey - bass guitar 
Willie Leacox - drums, percussion 
Jim Carlire - saxophone 
Tom Walsh - percussion 
Larry Carlton - electric sitar

Об альбоме (сборнике)
A light folk-rock act of the early '70s, America had several Top Ten hits, including the number ones "A Horse with No Name" and "Sister Golden Hair." Vocalists/guitarists Dewey Bunnell, Dan Peek, and Gerry Beckley met while they were still in high school in the late '60s; all three were sons of U.S. Air Force officers who were stationed in the U.K. After they completed school in 1970, they formed an acoustic folk-rock quartet called Daze in London, which was soon pared down to the trio of Bunnell, Peek, and Beckley. Adopting the name America, the group landed a contract with Jeff Dexter, a promoter for the Roundhouse concert venue. Dexter had America open for several major artists and the group soon signed with Warner Bros. Records. By the fall of 1970, the group was recording its debut album in London, with producers Ian Samwell and Jeff Dexter. 
"A Horse with No Name," America's debut single, was released at the end of 1971. In January 1972, the song -- which strongly recalled the acoustic numbers of Neil Young -- became a number three hit in the U.K. The group's self-titled debut album followed the same stylistic pattern and became a hit as well, peaking at number 14. Following their British success, America returned to North America, beginning a supporting tour for the Everly Brothers. "A Horse with No Name" was released in the U.S. that spring, where it soon became a number one single, pushing Neil Young's "Heart of Gold" off the top of the charts; America followed the single to the top of the charts. "I Need You" became another Top Ten hit that summer, and the group began work on their second album. "Ventura Highway," the first single released from this collaboration, became their third straight Top Ten hit in December of 1972. In the beginning of 1973, America won the Grammy Award for Best New Artist of 1972. 
Homecoming was released in January of 1973, becoming a Top Ten hit in the U.S. and peaking at number 21 in the U.K. America's essential sound didn't change with this record; it just became more polished. However, the hits stopped coming fairly soon -- they had only one minor Top 40 hit in 1973. Hat Trick, the group's third album, was released toward the end of 1973; it failed to make it past number 28 on the American charts. Released in the late fall of 1974, Holiday was the first record the group made with producer George Martin. Holiday returned America to the top of the charts, peaking at number three and launching the hit singles "Tin Man" and "Lonely People." "Sister Golden Hair," pulled from 1975's Hearts, became their second number one single. That same year, the group released History: America's Greatest Hits, which would eventually sell over four million copies. 
Although America's 1976 effort Hideaway went gold and peaked at number 11, the group's audience was beginning to decline. After releasing Harbor to a lukewarm reception, Dan Peek left the group, deciding to become a contemporary Christian recording artist. The group continued as a duo; their last Martin-produced record, Silent Letter, was released in 1979 to little attention. America returned to the Top Ten in 1982 with "You Can Do Magic," an adult contemporary pop number that featured synthesizers along with their trademark harmonies. "The Border" became their last Top 40 hit in 1983, peaking at number 33. After releasing America in Concert in the summer of 1985, the group continued to tour successfully into the '90s, resurfacing in 1998 with Human Nature. 
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, released in 2000. On the heels of this renewed interest, America were tempted back into the studio in 2006 by longtime fans and musicians Adam Schlesinger of Fountains of Wayne and James Iha of the Smashing Pumpkins. Although encouraging Bunnell and Beckley to stick to America's core sound, producers Schlesinger and Iha brought in younger musicians influenced by America to guest on the album, including Ryan Adams, Nada Surf, and others. Released in early 2007, Here & Now featured new material by America as well as covers written by bands heavily influenced by the soft rock pioneers. The duo of Bunnell and Beckley returned with the independently released covers album Back Pages in July 2011. That very same month, the duo's former bandmate Dan Peek died at his home in Missouri at the age of 60. 
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Состав
Personnel: 
Gerry Beckley – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, guitars, bass, harmonica 
Dewey Bunnell – lead and backing vocals, guitars, percussion 
Dan Peek – lead and backing vocals, guitars, bass, keyboards, harmonica

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