No...no name for that horse! :D
America carried on into the 80s as a duo (despite in performances seeing 3 guys singing). Original member Dan Peek left to do Christian oriented music.
"You Can Do Magic" was a good step into the decade but they never did anything as good following it. As we know,in the 80s,a lot of great 70s acts took a back seat to the "new wave". Not just the,then,new,British acts coming in but the younger American groups also.
In all (including singles not making the Hot 100,America had 19 singles in all. Dotted lines indicate next LP.
From Wikipedia:
AMERICA:
A Horse With No Name #1
I Need You #9 (sometimes mistaken as C,S & N.)
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"Homecoming":
Ventura Highway #8 (Alligator lizards in the air is a reference to cloud shapes).
Don't Cross The River #35
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"Hat Trick":
Only In Your Heart #62
Muskrat Love #67 (still heard on light rock stations)
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"Holiday":
Tin Man #4
Lonely People #5
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"Hearts":
Sister Golden Hair #1 (on my birthday in '75)
Daisy Jane #20
Woman Tonight #44
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"Hideaway":
Today's The Day #23
Amber Cascades #75 (neat title though)
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"Harbor":
California Dreamin' #56 (also from movie sndtk)
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"Silent Letter":
Only Game In Town #107
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"View From The ground":
You Can Do Magic #8
Right Before Your Eyes #45
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"Your Move":
The Border #33 in 1983
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"Perspective":
Special Girl #106 1984
[ May 05, 2007, 18:54: Message edited by: Borderstone ]
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