Label: Warner Bros. Records, Warner Bros. Records, Trident Studios, Morgan Studios, Warner Bros. Records Inc., WB Music Corp.
Catalog number: BS 2576
Country: US
America’s self-titled debut album offers a blend of acoustic melodies and introspective songwriting that helped define early ’70s folk-rock. With George Martin’s mixing finesse and contributions from producers Ian Samwell and Jeff Dexter, the album balances gentle harmonies with subtle instrumentation, including Ray Cooper’s bell tree adding delicate texture. Tracks like “A Horse With No Name” and “Riverside” showcase the trio’s ability to craft songs that invite quiet reflection without losing the warmth of a small ensemble. This 1972 pressing presents that intimate sound on vinyl, suited for those who appreciate focused listening sessions. The record grades VG+, indicating it carries typical surface marks and light scuffs that don’t interfere significantly with playback—ideal for anyone looking to spin this vintage pressing without fuss. Given the album’s layered acoustic arrangements, it’s a reminder that even a quiet set can make a strong impression; after all, sometimes less is more in the world of vinyl.
Track listing & samples
America - America
Side A
Riverside
Sandman
Three Roses
Children
A Horse With No Name
Here
Side B
I Need You
Rainy Day
Never Found The Time
Clarice
Donkey Jaw
Pigeon Song
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