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WARNER BROS   L P-S-65-8   -POR 1975
Producers: George Martin - Ian Samuell- Jeff Dexter
Includes Lyrics







AMERICA IS
DEWEY BUNNELL
GERRY BECKLEY
DAN PEEK

LADO A-      
A Horse With No Name    (Bunnell)                        
I Need You                     (Beckley)                    
Sandman                         (Bunnell)                  
Ventura Highway             (Bunnell)                
Don't Cross the River       (Peek)  
Only In Your Heart      (Beckley)                        

LADO B-
Muskrat Love                 (Willis A. Ramsey)                      
Tin Man                              (Bunnell)                    
Lonely People                     (Peek)                  
Sister Golden Hair                 (Beckley)                
Daisy Jane                          (Beckley)              
Woman Tonight                   (Peek)                                                                      

(notes inside)

Side One
A Horse With No Name (Bunnell)
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals
Gerry: 12 String Acoustic Guitar
Dan: Bass
Kim Haworth: Drums
Ray Cooper: Percussion
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & America
Recorded Recorded At Morgan Studios, London
Engineer: Robin Black
Remixed By George Martin

I Need You (Beckley)
Gerry:   Piano, Bass, Lead Vocals
Dan: Electric 12 String Guitar
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar
Dave Atwood: Drums
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & America
Recorded At Trident Studios, London
Engineer: Ken Scott
Remixed By George Martin

Sandman (Bunnell)
Dewey: 6 String Acoustic Guitar (Rhythm & lead) and Lead Vocals
Dan:  12 String Acoustic Guitar and 6 String Electric Lead
Gerry: Bass
Dave Atwood: Drums
Produced By Ian Samwell with Jeff Dexter & AMERICA
Recorded At Trident Studios, London
Engineer: Ken Scott
Remixed By George Martin

Ventura Highway (Bunnell)
Hal Blaine:  Percussion, Drums
Joe Osborne:  Bass
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

Don't Cross The River (Peek)
Henry Diltz: Banjo
Joe Osborne:  Bass
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

Only In Your Heart (Beckley)
Joe Osborne:  Bass
Hal Blaine:  Percussion, Drums
AMERICA:  Guitars and Piano
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Mike Stone
Assistant Engineer: Chuck Leary
Remixed By George Martin

1973 – 1
1974 – 2, 3
1975 – 4, 5, 6



Side Two
Muskrat Love (Willis A. Ramsey)
David Dickey:  Bass
Chester McCracken:   Congas
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plant, Los Angeles
Produced by AMERICA
Engineer: Michael Stone
Assistant Engineer:  Lee Kiefer
Remixed By George Martin

Tin Man (Bunnell)
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  Bass, Keyboards and Guitars
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Tape Operator: Peter Henderson
Recorded At Air Studios, London

Lonely People (Peek)
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  Bass, Keyboards and Guitars
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Tape Operator: Peter Henderson
Recorded At Air Studios, London

Sister Golden Hair (Beckley)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plants, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

Daisy Jane (Beckley)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record PlantS, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

Woman Tonight (Peek)
David Dickey:  Bass
Willie Leacox: Drums, Percussion
Female Singers:  Venetta Fields, Clydie King, Jessica Smith
AMERICA:  All Other Instruments and Vocals
Recorded At Record Plants, S. Francisco And Los Angeles
Mixed At Air Studios, London
Produced and Arranged By George Martin
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Assistant Engineer: Tom Anderson

1971 – 1, 2. 3
1972 – 4, 5. 6